France intervened in 2008 to stop the UFR toppling Deby.
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Can he walk that tightrope without toppling into irony or?
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PoodleCorp recently claimed responsibility for toppling the Pokemon Go servers.
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Another joins the fray, toppling one of the first combatants.
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Since his inauguration, Trump has set quickly begun toppling regulations.
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Specifically, though, it refers to the toppling of a statue.
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Others showed people toppling mannequins, overturning racks and scattering clothes.
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Now, they were close to toppling a prospective royal suitor.
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There was an ironic precedent to the toppling of Sessions.
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It can't all be sugar coated Michael Jackson toppling larks.
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Yet, Clay becomes increasingly obsessed with toppling Bryce throughout season 2.
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Yet Mr Fico's toppling would have been unthinkable six months ago.
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Should we brace ourselves for toddlers toppling over in a snowstorm?
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Detective Pikachu, however, did come somewhat close to toppling its reign.
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The party also flipped seats in key suburban seats, toppling Rep.
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And they believe Morrisey has a great shot at toppling Manchin.
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SHE WANTS ITDesire, Power, and Toppling the PatriarchyBy Jill Soloway241 pp.
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Modern history records no instances of an epidemic toppling a government.
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Salvini's League remains the most popular party, despite toppling the government.
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Each player has to remove a block without toppling the tower.
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The "toppling blast of lust, gratitude, fulfillment, wonder" would come later.
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And on Tuesday, those same conservatives just missed toppling his government.
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There were gas blasts, houses toppling and trees crashing or exploding.
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The idea was to secure allies in toppling the old order.
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Toppling the Warriors last week showed Gordon just may be right.
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Clinton foresaw some of the hazards of toppling another Middle Eastern strongman.
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Through mental power alone, the soldiers appear to be toppling Hussein's regime.
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Democrats daydreaming about toppling Speaker Paul Ryan may have found their champion.
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A democratic socialist, she upended predictions last year by toppling then-Rep.
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From Baltimore to Brooklyn to Texas, these statues are toppling amid protest.
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Apple probably wouldn't mind toppling that note-taking kingdom if it could.
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Shoe boxes were toppling over one another and spilling off the table.
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The West's response was to give priority to toppling Syria's secular regime.
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A group of people was filmed deliberately toppling the Duckbill in 2016.
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The toppling of Moammar Gadhafi left Libya open to increasing terrorist influences.
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By the 1980s, this vision of campaign reporting was toppling into solipsism.
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It is well on its way to toppling a previously robust economy.
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SHE WANTS IT: Desire, Power, and Toppling the Patriarchy, by Jill Soloway.
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It's not going to be like toppling [ex-Iraqi President Saddam] Hussein.
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Even the threat of toppling may result in intervention on Moscow's part.
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The toppling of Lehman was one event in a two-year crisis.
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Since shooting into the national spotlight last summer after toppling then Rep.
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Toppling Trump requires Democrats to go to the people, not the Senate.
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The annexation followed the toppling of a pro-Russian president in Kiev.
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Toppling Ms. Merkel would mean Mr. Putin had bested his last rival.
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For instance, he criticized Clinton's policy of toppling dictators like Muammar Gaddafi by referencing the US and UK-led toppling of Iranian Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh in 1953, something that helped push Iran to where it is today politically.
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Violent protests are common, sometimes toppling presidents and starting the vicious cycle anew.
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Wind gusts above 90mph, sheets of rain and the resulting flooding, trees toppling.
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And Facebook is, well, contributing to war crimes and the toppling of democracy.
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The Tampa socialite who played a key role in toppling CIA Director Gen.
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Alien opened last week with a Guardians-toppling $36.2 million first place finish.
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Wednesday's testimony in Cairo was one of Egypt's many firsts since Mubarak's toppling.
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Multiple people were arrested for toppling a Confederate statue in Durham, North Carolina.
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It was a scary, out-of-nowhere spectacle — people toppling, camera equipment flying.
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Still, if it ends with toppling a few monuments, it will have failed.
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Prayuth became leader after toppling a government led by Thaksin's sister in 2014.
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He is instead focusing his efforts on toppling Mr. Trump before the election.
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The court dismissed a charge that he had promoted the toppling of Bahrain's government.
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Jay Woodley: I joined a cryptocurrency startup literally for the purpose of toppling Bitcoin.
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Still, it's clear that toppling a dictator is never as easy as it looks.
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It had a heavy base to prevent it from toppling over and felt solid.
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Toppling a powerful woman on her way to the top is the ultimate revenge.
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Besides, the act of toppling in itself does not solve a number of issues.
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Persecution and discrimination has spiked since the toppling of Hosni Mubarak's regime in 2011.
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Fox News is talking about rainy weather and the toppling of a confederate monument.
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These days, any industry that thinks anything can last forever is ripe for toppling.
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But neither Congress nor the voters are demanding the toppling of Mr Temer's government.
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Toppling the secular Lebanese republic by force would, at least, leave some opposition behind.
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Shifting any weight would send the whole system toppling like a house of cards.
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Libya has been in turmoil since the toppling of leader Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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The new design's toppling feature is greater mobility and flexibility, in basically every respect.
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His studio in France is full of them, toppling, leaning, giving up the ghost.
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Earlier this week, Guaido led a street-level uprising aimed at toppling President Nicholas Maduro.
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Libya slid into chaos following the 2011 toppling and killing of longtime dictator Moammar Gadhafi.
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Ahead, real-life working moms share tips on how to lean in without toppling over.
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Double Robotics' new Double 2 robot can roll over obstacles like wires without toppling over.
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North Korea decries such exercises as a rehearsal for war aimed at toppling its leadership.
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Manitoba was struck by a major storm packing snow and toppling trees over the weekend.
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Manitoba was struck by a major storm packing snow and toppling trees over the weekend.
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Fortunately, there was a large boulder that prevented his car from toppling down the mountain.
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North Korea decries such exercises as a rehearsal for war aimed at toppling its leadership.
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The National Hurricane Center expects extreme deluges and a good shot at toppling rainfall records.
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Gillum won Florida's Democratic gubernatorial primary in a stunning upset win on Tuesday, toppling Rep.
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Analysts said the government feared he could have rallied mass protests aimed at toppling Museveni.
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North Korea decries such exercises as a rehearsal for war aimed at toppling its leadership.
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Really, these things are so huge, it's amazing they can stay afloat without toppling over.
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Key figures in her inner circle are toppling and could take her down with them.
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The scandal had already contributed to the toppling of South Korea's president, Park Geun-hye.
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But toppling Mr. al-Bashir may prove to be the easy part of Sudan's revolution.
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And a low Arab turnout, paradoxically, could sink Mr. Gantz's chances of toppling Mr. Netanyahu.
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In a nod to Puerto Rico's building-toppling natural disaster this week, we explored earthquakes.
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Libya has had no stable central authority since the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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The bag kept toppling but finally things were in order, and the roses were safe.
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The nation has been in turmoil since the toppling of leader Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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Three people have been charged with misdemeanors in connection with the toppling of the statue.
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In an accurate but obvious metaphor, it's surrounded by a graveyard with crumbling, toppling headstones.
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Trudeau's Liberals came to power last November, toppling Harper's Conservatives after nine years in power.
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Car industry veterans caution that toppling incumbents may be harder than many consumer tech executives assume.
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"Santa's in the house," Kennedy declares before toppling down the chimney with a sack of presents.
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Record-setting rainfall caused severe flooding and landslides, toppling and burying homes across a wide swath.
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The toppling of Mr Zelaya, a Liberal, split that party, with some factions backing the coup.
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Most of the country has been in chaos since the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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Unfortunately, even if Gilead is toppling, it's already caused a tremendous amount of damage for people.
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The thunderstorm dumped about 1.5 inches of rain in an hour, toppling trees and dislodging rocks.
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Sen. Ted Cruz, the Republican who came the closest to toppling Trump in the 2016 primaries.
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Police did not release Reed's motive for toppling the monument installed in Little Rock on Tuesday.
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The Falcon 9 reached the barge, but landed too hard and broke a leg, toppling over.
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Skyscrapers, built on shock-absorbing systems, are designed to sway in an earthquake instead of toppling.
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" Later that year Trump called the toppling of Saddam Hussein "a huge day for this country.
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A child dies every two weeks in America from furniture or televisions toppling over on them.
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The CPSC reckons that toppling furniture kills about ten children each year in the United States.
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Morgan Carroll, in the hopes of toppling Coffman, who has represented the district for four terms.
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Part of the rubber boat deflated in the ruckus, toppling most of them into the sea.
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Law enforcement's handling of the protests and the toppling of the statue has come under scrutiny.
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The heart-wrenching sight of the 16 behemoths toppling to the ground in their death throes.
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The conflict is part of chaos gripping Libya since the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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It is cluttered with props that sometimes seem in danger of toppling or being tripped over.
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It's the highest bill in recorded history, toppling the previous record of $20173 billion in 2005.
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But toppling the No. 2, 3, and 4 teams in the country on the same night?
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She was also the target of gender-based slurs during protests aimed at toppling her government.
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Beto and Warren team up against Bernie, and they all go toppling over the top rope.
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Footage of robots trying to walk and toppling over abound, but Cassie looks far more balanced.
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Assembly Minority Leader Jon Bramnick acknowledged some Democrats had called Republicans to feel out toppling Prieto.
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Sanctuary cities and border walls, the toppling of Confederate statues and the rise of white supremacists?
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It's considered very dangerous, with large tree branches potentially snapping and shallowly rooted trees possibly toppling.
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The incident caused revolutionary protests in Tunisia, and the toppling of the government within a month.
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But after toppling their leaders, Libya, Yemen, Egypt and Tunisia went down vastly different political paths.
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Ms. Mochizuki, 43, has yet to break a major political scandal or expose business-toppling corruption.
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Ms. Mochizuki, 43, has yet to break a major political scandal or expose business-toppling corruption.
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The toppling of Hussein in 2003 allowed Iran to become the dominant foreign power in Iraq.
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They argued that a cascade of defections in the military would follow, eventually toppling the government.
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Maduro repeatedly calls opposition leaders pawns of the United States intent on toppling him by force.
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But Labour gained 2000 seats in parliament, taking its total to 2550 and toppling the Conservative majority.
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So these racist groups took a revolutionary turn and united around the idea of toppling the government.
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But last night the New England Patriots made a historic comeback, toppling the Atlanta Falcons in overtime.
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Thus far, its vast investments in warehouses, logistics and couriers have not come anywhere near toppling Alibaba.
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Since the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 22010, however, conflict in the neighbouring country has decimated business.
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Somalia plunged into anarchy in the early 1990s following the toppling of military dictator Mohamed Siad Barre.
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But a victory for Trump would also mean a toppling of the bureaucratic elite, the author said.
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Something does seem to be toppling over, even if it's only the tip of a massive iceberg.
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Today's attempt at a barge landing failed when one of the rocket legs collapsed, toppling the rocket.
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Libya has been mired in conflict since the toppling of long-time ruler Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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Activist shareholders in Germany claimed a rare victory in toppling the chairman of Stada, a drug company.
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Sen. Ted Cruz, the one Republican who came the closest to toppling Trump in the 2016 primaries.
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Javiera Toro of Chile challenged Sofia Jakobsson of Sweden, which ended in Jakobsson toppling over her opponent.
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But they still hope to return to Syria one day after the toppling of the Assad government.
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You get the point — removing the legacy of the Confederacy is harder than toppling a few statues.
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Four years later, Manning proved the win was no fluke, toppling the Patriots yet again 21-17.
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After toppling Saddam Hussein, Iraq's former dictator, in 2003, America wanted to prevent another strongman from emerging.
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"It's like captaining a slightly listing boat, that is kind of toppling to one side," he said.
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The masses are angry in Pakistan, Indonesia and Saudi Arabia and toppling leaders in Lebanon and Bolivia.
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They've engaged in mass brawls, toppling desks, tossing spittoons and, in one case, yanking off a toupee.
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It should be clear now that the program of resistance aimed at toppling President Trump has failed.
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After toppling Mossadegh, the US supported Iran's monarch Mohammad Reza Pahlavi to rule as Shah of Iran.
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The "April Theses" advocated toppling the provisional government that had come to power after the February Revolution.
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Since the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 22010, however, conflict in the neighboring country has decimated business.
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Police are still investigating who is responsible for toppling nearly 200 headstones in the University City cemetery.
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He has intervened in several foreign conflicts, toppling Muammar Qaddafi and launching a major air campaign against ISIS.
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In the event, a swift US toppling of Saddam Hussein sparked an insurgency that killed thousands of Americans.
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What to watch: Toppling Walmart is nearly impossible, but Amazon is in the best position to do it.
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It transitioned to democracy after toppling long-serving leader Ben-Ali without triggering widespread violence or civil war.
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No one should have been shocked when 9/11 served as a predicate for toppling Saddam in 2003.
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Whoever reaches the second round has a good chance of toppling Mr Valls, especially if turnout is high.
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It led us to articles about the toppling, which then led us, sometimes, to information about its location.
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Mr Bannon tauntingly urges Trump opponents to keep accusing the president of racism, and to continue toppling statues.
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Somalia has been gripped by violence since the early 1990s after the toppling of dictator Mohamed Siad Barre.
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But with this win under her belt now maybe she'll refocus her efforts specifically on toppling the patriarchy.
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And Pyongyang worries the American military presence in South Korea is an invasion force intent on toppling Kim.
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Toppling it will take more than a teacher's intervention or a block button could—or will—ever manage.
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His allies, however, privately claim that elements of the military and the judiciary are bent on toppling him.
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But perhaps the film's biggest achievement is how Endgame's world-toppling piles of money affirm Marvel's moviemaking strategy.
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Persecution and discrimination against Egypt's Coptic Christians has spiked since the toppling of Hosni Mubarak's regime in 2011.
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Ankara, now seemingly more worried by growing Kurdish sway in Syria than toppling Assad, supports the diplomatic push.
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West Virginia's Dairy Creme Corner is known for its toppling ice cream cones and small-town, friendly feel.
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If piles of papers are toppling over onto your coworker's desk, it might be time to tidy up.
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Outside the FBI, toppling McCabe could embolden Trump-aligned critics as they take aim at their next target.
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The Purple Aces took care of business, toppling Goliath and dealing him his first loss of the season.
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The Army wanted to invade with 400,000 troops in order to stabilize the nation after toppling Saddam Hussein.
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Its revenue last year was $153 million and had planned on toppling $200 million in the next year.
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But it could take just a single stroke of Trump's pen to bring the entire arrangement toppling down.
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Subsequent generations of exiles who organized in the hope of toppling the Soviet regime were notably less effective.
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Why should my introduction presume to explain further and risk toppling this delicately poised lyric with superfluous discourse?
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The agency said Thursday's quake was felt for up to five seconds in some areas, toppling some houses.
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He made passing references to the Israeli election and the toppling of longtime strongmen in Sudan and Algeria.
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Working with local forces in Syria and Iraq, they have succeeded in toppling the Islamic State's barbaric caliphate.
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The aim of their plotting, General Apirat confided, was nothing less than the toppling of Thailand's sacred monarchy.
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Videos show the crowd toppling television news vans and other vehicles as the police responded with water cannons.
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Toppling Monuments, a Visual History Malala Yousafzai, Shot by the Taliban, Is Going to Oxford Cue the Carrots!
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So, what makes this Republican think he has a shot at toppling a GOP president in this environment?
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A myth-toppling new study of novice, middle-aged runners suggests that the answer is a qualified yes.
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Responses to the play have led to some discussions that make it feel like some walls are toppling.
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North Korea has previously rejected criticism over human rights abuses as false accusations aimed at toppling its regime.
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The violence sparked a major controversy over Confederate statues, with protestors toppling and damaging statues across the country.
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This season began with the toppling of a founding partner and civil rights leader in a #MeToo scenario.
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The Grenfell disaster will not only strengthen Mr Corbyn's short-term project of toppling Mrs May's weak Conservative government.
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Hundreds of true wireless earbuds have followed with the goal of toppling them, with myriad designs and price points.
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Playing almost impossibly out of control, the band somehow keeps the whole thing from toppling over again and again.
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The conflict is part of chaos which has continued in Libya since the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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The current crop of radicals, Mudde explains, aren't like old-school European fascists; their ideology isn't about toppling democracy.
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Rand Paul's race in 2010, when Paul succeeded in toppling a McConnell-backed Republican in the open-seat primary.
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He does this in the span of a couple hours, without being spotted, and without toppling off icy roofs.
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Mr Trump has mocked the folly of toppling dictators in Iraq or Libya (though he once backed both interventions).
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Toppling governments and herding crowds is not the style of the current archbishop of Manila, Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle.
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The new Falcon 9 model not only has more thrust, but has stronger legs, which may help with toppling.
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Buildings collapse, but the heroes are supposed to save everybody in them, so that they're empty toys toppling over.
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Another irony: The U.S. has been hacking elections (and toppling governments) around the world for more than a century.
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The second cause of statue-toppling is when a new young movement asserts itself, as early Roman Christians did.
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It seems that the winds picked up so much during the hurricane that they sent a tree toppling over.
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You're tasked with toppling structures on the island's surface using a gyroscope-powered slingshot mechanic, much like Angry Birds.
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But a toppling of the government is far from likely, according to analysts at risk consultancy firm Eurasia Group.
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Though River's angst is often one dramatic exhale away from toppling into hyperbole, Eve's lovely language makes it work.
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" Some protesters saw humour in Algeria's crisis: "Any country interested in toppling its system, we are ready to help.
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The ensuing #MeToo movement led to the toppling of prominent businessmen like Steve Wynn, the founder of Wynn Resorts.
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There she fell to Kerber, who will try and score the ultimate upset by toppling Serena in the final.
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Lisa Bloom is a noted attorney who's best known for bringing empire-toppling sexual assault charges against Bill O'Reilly.
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While some saw the statue as an emblem of white supremacy and bigotry, others saw its toppling as vandalism.
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They range from those calling for toppling the monarchy to those who want more freedom inside the current system.
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This game of teasing and toppling the fourth wall has a long history, with roots in theater and confrontation.
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"There is no precedent for the people toppling a senator," he said, vowing to push forward despite the danger.
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However, Cruz's toppling of Trump is a huge symbolic victory that could severely damage the real estate mogul's campaign.
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So did others, which documented the toppling of a giant statue of Saddam Hussein in Baghdad two years later.
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In July 1964, more would be evacuated to Beirut after the toppling of the Greek-led government in Nicosia.
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History is littered with the shattered remains of toppled statues, and more are toppling now in the American South.
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Activists say the government's actions show that the Ortega administration is panicked over the toppling of the Bolivian government.
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The ball glides in a long, graceful arc before toppling all ten pins at the end of the lane.
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Libya has been engulfed in chaos since the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in a NATO-backed uprising in 2011.
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Somalia has been engulfed by violence and lawlessness since the toppling of dictator Mohamed Siad Barre in early 1990s.
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Ted Cruz's vision would require the toppling of just about every pillar of the country's social and economic structure.
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In that contest, the toppling of Russia-aligned President Viktor Yanukovich in February 2014 was a blow to Moscow.
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The group's goal has long been the toppling of the Egyptian government and its replacement with a Sunni theocracy.
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The agency's mission is to notify the American public about potentially dangerous products—whether it's exploding phones or toppling dressers.
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Using matches, candles, sparklers, and firecrackers, YouTube's Kaplamino created this chain reaction that's triggered by nothing but dominoes toppling over.
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Three people were killed Friday as a result of winds toppling trees onto vehicles and a boat, according to authorities.
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It inflicted severe damage in communities on the coast, destroying homes, toppling trees and leaving at least one person dead.
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The dystopian movie has become a reliable Hollywood staple, often with a starkly good rebellion toppling a starkly evil order.
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The agreement shies away from slashing subsidies or toppling tariffs, and instead hacks at the thicket of regulatory trade barriers.
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After toppling Mr Mugabe in a bloodless coup in November and promising a clean election, they have returned to form.
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Somalia has been mired in insecurity and lawlessness since the toppling of dictator Mohamed Siad Barre in the early 1990s.
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It was the deadliest attack on a military facility in Afghanistan since the toppling of the Taliban government in 2001.
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Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah last week said the protests were part of an international conspiracy aimed at toppling the group.
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So for example, in Libya, both of them agreed with the Obama/Clinton policy of toppling the government in Libya.
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CRUZ: You know, it's interesting, Donald just said that he never came out in favor of toppling Gadhafi in Libya.
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Most members of the three parties in the government supported Soini as toppling him would have brought down the coalition.
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Heading into the weekend, some rival studios expected the film to earn $2400 million, potentially toppling "Sully" from its throne.
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The waves ate into one tourist beach, pulling hunks of it away and toppling thatch umbrellas cemented into the sand.
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In a couple of cases, progressive women are running on health care — and toppling establishment-backed men in key primaries.
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A great number of Libyans blame Western powers for toppling Muammar Gaddafi back in 2011 without fully considering the alternatives.
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NOC has been carefully trying to stay out of Libya's conflict stemming from the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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Copts in Egypt have faced persecution and discrimination that has spiked since the toppling of Hosni Mubarak's regime in 2011.
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After the toppling of the Taliban in Afghanistan, she decided to come home to help rebuild her country in 2002.
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Somalia has been gripped by violence and lawlessness since early 1990s following the toppling of military dictator Mohamed Siad Barre.
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She referred to Turnbull's toppling as "the dark days of August" and said the party was riven by personal ambition.
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Yet, if this center-left strategy succeeds in toppling Trump, it's difficult to see how leftists could claim much credit.
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The notion that the United States could solve all of its problems with Tehran by toppling the regime is fanciful.
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"The Mayor's Office considers the toppling of the menorah as an act of hatred," McGovern said, according to the Globe.
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If the child is of about kindergarten age, the adult will have to lean back to keep from toppling over.
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Somalia has been engulfed by violence and lawlessness since the early 1990s after the toppling of dictator Mohamed Siad Barre.
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Then the panes of a glass door tremble and crack, and in comes a crocodile, toppling headfirst into the room.
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The broader point is that toppling a regime without a stable or popular plan for the aftermath rarely goes well.
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Ghersi stumbles around, disoriented by emotional distress, and brushes sensually against two of the men before toppling to the floor.
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Trump's top advisors, Pompeo and National Security Advisor John Bolton, are devotees of the toppling of the Islamic Republic's leaders.
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It was these border guards who decided to open the border, risking their lives and effectively toppling the Berlin Wall.
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One morning in 28, Yerevan woke up to news of a truck driving at the statue and toppling it over.
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Though Blaskowicz and his band of rebels have caused headaches for the Nazi regime, they're nowhere close to toppling them.
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They stack right on top of each other to maximize pantry space and keep your dry goods from toppling over.
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You're statistically more likely to die from a lightning strike or a toppling vending machine than from a shark attack.
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He believes toppling Mr. Maduro's government and installing Juan Guaidó, the Venezuelan opposition leader, will negate the need for asylum.
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Before toppling a dictator, the Sudanese Professionals Association was best known for a minimum wage study it undertook last year.
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She was given a five-year prison sentence for what the Iranians called plotting the "soft toppling" of its government.
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On Thursday night, the university's police force filed charges against three people in connection with the toppling of the monument.
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Toppling Qaddafi without building a new order may go down as the single dumbest action the NATO alliance ever took.
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It has been particularly illuminating to watch the comedy community process the toppling of one of its sacred man-boys.
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Foreign policy hardliners argue that toppling an adversary that threatens the US and its allies is legitimate, legal and prudent.
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Ortega gave a speech lamenting the toppling of his socialist ally and warning Nicaraguan opposition it is "playing with fire".
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But multiple Democrats privately acknowledged the three-term incumbent likely faces long odds in toppling Scott in the final recount.
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The toppling of Silent Sam came amid a greater reckoning nationwide over what to do with Confederate symbols and tributes.
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Somalia has been gripped by violence and lawlessness since the toppling of dictator Mohamed Siad Barre in the early 1990s.
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In this instance, the catalyst was a tweet by actor James Woods, who saw the toppling of a racist statue as tantamount to the toppling of democracy itself: Before the #liberals find a reason to deface, destroy or degrade this one, I thought some of you might like to see it one more time... pic.twitter.
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He can be seen toppling to the ground in defeat and questioning why he looks like Ralphie from A Christmas Story.
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In 2006, after the Islamist group, Hamas, won parliamentary elections, he was given the job of toppling their government in Gaza.
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As for the Assad regime, the White House made clear that toppling Syria's dictator was never one of its military objectives.
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Congress appeared to rise from the dead in December, toppling BJP governments in local elections in three states across central India.
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They focus on nation building, they focus on toppling governments to promote democracy, and it ends up undermining our national security.
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The caller had watched the fall of the Berlin Wall and the toppling of Nicolae Ceausescu in Romania with growing dismay.
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Brat is most known for toppling then-House Majority Leader Eric Cantor in a 2014 primary despite being outspent by millions.
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Their courageous accounts have forced a public reckoning, toppling some of the most powerful men across media, entertainment, business and government.
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His move is the latest in a cycle of conflict and anarchy since the 2011 toppling of former dictator Muammar Gaddafi.
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The rebels have been forced from all Syria's big cities and their hopes of toppling Assad by military means look finished.
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The former general has held a tight grip on power since toppling the remnants of Thailand's last democratic government in 2014.
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I know they're saying they have the best chance of toppling Trump, but let's admit it, they have no pathway either.
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A camera caught the giant wheel abruptly toppling down from a height of 15 feet in the middle of a ride.
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That outcome, however, is unlikely, because many Socialist lawmakers who oppose the bill will stop short of toppling their own government.
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Then after the projectile net sent the birds gently toppling to the ground, the flu researchers unpacked their vials and swabs.
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Armed groups in Libya have remained highly fragmented in the political turmoil that followed the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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It was just four years ago when Brat won one of the greatest political upsets in US history, toppling Republican Rep.
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Secular nationalist party Yisrael Beitenu's leader, Avigdor Liberman, emerged as a kingmaker in the April election, eventually toppling Netanyahu's coalition prospects.
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Somalia has been convulsed by instability, violence and lawlessness since early 1990s following the toppling of military dictator Mohamed Siad Barre.
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They continue to say the current military action is not aimed at toppling Assad or taking sides in the civil war.
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This includes the #MeToo movement, and the overdue toppling of "important" people who have predated on women (and men) without consequence.
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With the Conservatives split and Labour likely to vote "no" in hopes of toppling May's government, that might not be possible.
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Understandably, most of Latin America rejects "Yankee involvement" because of the long history of the CIA toppling regimes in the region.
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A Libyan, he said he had fled to Pakistan in 1991 and joined an armed Islamist movement aimed at toppling Col.
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The plagues of Egypt are invoked for the third act; so, for a boxes-toppling climax, is the Tower of Babel.
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Legislator Maritza Garcia said it was Fujimori's gentle warning that toppling the president would destabilize the economy that cemented her decision.
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Videos posted to Twitter show the statue draped in banners and toppling to the ground Monday night amid cheering and applause.
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The university system's board chair, Harry Smith, and president, Margaret Spellings, denounced the toppling of the statue in a joint statement.
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Wisconsin was another big Democratic win in the governor's race, with Democratic state schools superintendent Tony Evers finally toppling Republican Gov.
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Gantz's prospect of toppling Netanyahu could depend on former defence minister Avigdor Lieberman, who heads the far-right Yisrael Beiteinu party.
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They separate after an argument before the mayhem begins, but, even with buildings toppling all around him, Rob can't forget her.
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He initially kept toppling out of the boat and was fairly certain it was a task that did not suit him.
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He wanted to see a car in the air, a hundred-year-old oak toppling; he wanted to witness something—anything.
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After toppling the statue to the ground, individuals from the crowd rush forward to spit on and kick the silent soldier.
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But senior officials have also described more sweeping goals like expelling Iran from the wider region or even toppling its government.
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But toppling regimes, taking cities or stopping large-scale insurgent attacks on a city or a military position is one thing.
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Yemen's conflict began when Shiite rebels known as the Houthis took over the capital, Sana, in 2.13, later toppling the government.
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Even in her painting, "David and Goliath" (2016), Goliath is toppling backwards, but the painting's upper left corner frames his head.
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So even if the Alabama law or the "heartbeat" bills don't end up toppling the landmark abortion decision, something else might.
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You better believe it includes a kickstand, which works quite well at keeping the scooter from toppling while you're not on it.
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And as we saw after the Iraq War, intervention could have created a dangerous vacuum even if it succeeded in toppling Assad.
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The Verge currently sells an anti-Facebook t-shirt in its merchandise store, showing protestors toppling its logo like a dictator's statue.
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Iowa State was only a week removed from toppling top-ranked Oklahoma, its first win over a No. 1 team since 1957.
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The same day Mangkhut made landfall in Guangdong, China's most populous province, flooding coastal and riverside neighbourhoods, and toppling thousands of trees.
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A stack, meanwhile, is last-in first-out, similar to how one would retrieve items from a stack without toppling it over.
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I was able to take some pretty sharp corners on it without ever feeling like I was in danger of toppling over.
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The #MeToo campaign has struck Lithuania with peculiar force, toppling grand figures like Jonas Gasiunas, a renowned painter accused of harassing students.
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A video taken by Felice Herrig, a U.F.C. fighter, showed McGregor running while holding a large object, then toppling nearby garbage cans.
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In 2017, the bank was fined $7.2 billion in the U.S. for its role in the mortgage crisis, nearly toppling the bank.
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There was Cuba's victory in the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion, which was led by US-backed exiles intent on toppling Castro.
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There are only so many times you can precariously balance your iPhone on your laptop screen without it toppling over and shattering.
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Toppling and/or marginalizing dictators in the Middle East has led to failed or failing states in Syria, Iraq, Libya and Yemen.
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Anarchist groups were instrumental in toppling the Papadopoulos' military dictatorship of the 1970s; in the 1990s they helped push through educational reforms.
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He scolded the "Obama-Clinton group" for toppling the Qaddafi regime in Libya (though he actually praised that overthrow at the time).
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He is subverting the system, undermining the product, toppling the accepted status quo of 'goals' and 'passing' and 'controlled tackling' and 'fun'.
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After toppling him, the American-led coalition moved into one of these—the Republican Palace—and the Green Zone developed around it.
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N.C. State also topped a No. 2 team in November when toppling Arizona, then turned around and lost its next two games.
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Kim Jong Il and Kim Jong Un learned lessons from the U.S. toppling other evil tyrants — like Saddam Hussein and Moammar Gadhafi.
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Yet Gilman is a writer who enjoys establishing conventional forms and then pulling the rug out from under them, sending conventions toppling.
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In the weeks to come, they started toppling, joined by others, in a seemingly never-ending cascade, the world's longest domino trick.
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But their preservation has been threatened by the political chaos and security vacuum that followed the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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Somalia has been convulsed by instability, violence and lawlessness since the early 1990s following the toppling of military dictator Mohamed Siad Barre.
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These episodes of weather whiplash have left the Golden State's trees stressed, making them more susceptible to toppling over from strong winds.
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Nor was he a tyrannical figure whose toppling will transform the Trump campaign, instantly, into a Technicolor land of dancing, liberated Munchkins.
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Since the toppling of autocrat Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali in 2011, nine cabinets have failed to resolve high inflation and unemployment.
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Deadpool should get there this month, though toppling the all-time record-holder — The Passion of the Christ ($370 million) — is unlikely.
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They were among the 24 people killed across four counties after storms moved through the state, shredding buildings and toppling power lines.
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Shell and Exxon Mobil had a joint venture there prior to the toppling of dictator Mohamed Siad Barre in the early 1990s.
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From China's perspective, the end of the Cold War was hardly an inspiration, having led to the toppling of one-party dictatorships.
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A fierce nor'easter punished much of the East Coast, toppling power lines, stranding travelers and causing dangerous flooding from Georgia to Maine.
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A mysterious organization that describes itself as a dissident group dedicated to toppling Mr. Kim's regime in Pyongyang has since claimed responsibility.
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Our small and midsize farms in particular are disappearing from rural America, and with them our small towns are toppling like dominoes.
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Beauty. The horror of it lay in watching beauty burn, the delicate spire toppling into an inferno of 800-year-old beams.
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"A procession of undulations formed overhead, toppling over like caricature ocean waves before curling back on themselves and dissipating," Matthew Cappucci writes.
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Of course, in the process of toppling the Taliban, American forces aligned themselves with the commanders of the Northern Alliance, including Gen.
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"So this is not about the United States doing the right and moral thing by a toppling an evil dictator," she said.
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It was a tall rectangular box with a hollow core; and he stood inside of it for several minutes before toppling over.
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And Mr. Guaidó has declared himself the country's legitimate leader, calling on the armed forces to join him in toppling Mr. Maduro.
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A U.S. official told Reuters earlier on Tuesday that U.S. intelligence officials think the protests have little chance of toppling the government.
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He said today that he opposes regime change in North Korea but had mused just last year about toppling the Kim regime.
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Dramatic footage shows entire brick homes caving into clouds of dust and toppling down a hillside, as locals fled carrying children and pets.
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Winter storms have pounded California with heavy rain and snow, triggering floods and avalanches and even toppling some of its famous giant trees.
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Toppling over a few sculptures hasn't been front and center in my mind as the wars in Syria, Iraq, and Afghanistan grind on.
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In the days leading up to the explosion, a series of earthquakes rocked the bustling city of Pompeii, toppling buildings and other structures.
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Sisi has launched the toughest crackdown on Islamists in Egypt's modern history since toppling President Mohamed Mursi of the Muslim Brotherhood in 2013.
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The Islamist extremist group has waged an insurgency in the East African nation since 2006 with the aim of toppling the Somali government.
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Even as there was no room to move, police officers continued to push protesters and reporters, with some toppling over in the fray.
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The motion will be voted on some time after next Thursday, although the Socialists are not seen toppling the government at this time.
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A video showed the tsunami hit while the Indonesian pop band Seventeen was performing, toppling the stage as water rushed over the audience.
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After a long war for independence, Eritrea seceded from Ethiopia in 1993, following the toppling of the former Marxist regime and a referendum.
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The coup de grâce appeared to be Thiel's role in toppling Gawker 10 years after the media company wrote openly about his sexuality.
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He would not apologize tor toppling Hussein, and he would not admit that the lives that were lost had been lost in vain.
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As a devastating fire tore through the revered Gothic cathedral on Monday, toppling its spire, many feared these treasures might be lost forever.
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Having knocked out Simona Halep, the top seed, in the fourth round, betting markets gave her a 72% chance of toppling Ms Pliskova.
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But Mr Suzman's recounting of recent history makes clear that modern life is like riding a bicycle, in which stopping means toppling over.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May was to meet with Conservative Party lawmakers, some of whom have discussed toppling her amid ongoing Brexit negotiations.
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President Nicolas Maduro blames the country's crisis on an "economic war" being waged by Washington and the opposition, aimed at toppling his government.
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On April 14, 2016, a 6.2 magnitude earthquake hit Japan's southernmost island of Kyushu, toppling buildings and sending residents rushing into the streets.
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Earth's Northern Hemisphere experienced a scorching summer, with 90-degree temperatures in Arctic reindeer country and heat waves toppling records around the globe.
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Throughout Syria's civil war, Ankara's priority has remained toppling President Bashar al-Assad, while Washington's main focus has been to defeat Islamic State.
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The downfall of Bashir follows the toppling this month of Algerian strongman Abdelaziz Bouteflika, also following mass protests after three decades in power.
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When I put on my undies standing up, there's a nonzero chance I'll go toppling over like a Duke forward taking a charge.
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Al Shabaab, which is waging an insurgency across Somalia aimed at toppling the Western-backed government in Mogadishu, claimed responsibility for the bombing.
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A lockout failed to latch, possibly coated in ice from the omnipresent thick, cold fog, the leg strut collapsing and toppling the rocket.
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Its rivals have expanded through mergers with the tie-up between Ladbrokes and Coral toppling William Hill as Britain biggest high street bookmaker.
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Th bottom line: It's uncertain whether renewed American efforts to sanction Iran's economy would be able to spark a regime-toppling popular uprising.
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As we passed the Republican Headquarters, he suddenly broke away and dashed up the stairs, toppling the Reagan statue in a quick gesture.
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The toppling of Spain's prime minister and the rise of Italy's new populist government have led to concerns over newfound instability in Europe.
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The Overton Window might not be pried open by toppling a tiny wooden police van in a board game, but you know what?
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Last August, authorities said seven people were arrested in connection with the toppling of the Confederate Soldiers Monument during a protest in Durham.
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" Soloway details this process of creative autofiction in a funny and wise new memoir, "She Wants It: Desire, Power, and Toppling the Patriarchy.
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The day of the wedding, the centerpieces began toppling because the sister didn't know how to balance the flowers correctly in the vase.
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His toppling in a coup in 2017 produced catharsis, as Zimbabweans, even those who once admired Mugabe, expressed hope that life would change.
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The downfall of Bashir follows the toppling this month of Algerian strongman Abdelaziz Bouteflika, also following mass protests after two decades in power.
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But the Trump administration's willingness to meet several times with mutinous officers intent on toppling a president in the hemisphere could backfire politically.
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Nadal said the key was to toppling an opponent like Cilic was holding serve and making the most of his opportunities when receiving.
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France has supported Haftar as a way to fight militants in a country in chaos since the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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The British pound was flat at $1.2470, after toppling on Friday from a two-month high as hopes for a Brexit deal soured.
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Mr. Netanyahu could not accept such terms, officials said, without alienating the right-wing partners in his coalition or even toppling his government.
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Similarly, you can balance a broom handle on your finger without calculating how far it can lean in one direction without toppling over.
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But it will strengthen his longer-term project of toppling the neo-liberal model that has been in power in Britain since the 1980s.
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Rhaegar and Lyanna's relationship was the spark that set Westeros ablaze, toppling domino after domino that led to the events of Game of Thrones.
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The #MeToo movement has swept through industry after industry since it went viral last October, toppling high-profile individuals by exposing their sexual misconduct.
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The earthquake expelled them from their nests, driving them up out of the soil, punching them through masonry, toppling them from roofs and poles.
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As reported by the Denver Post, Siebenlist allegedly shoved other museumgoers in the course of toppling glass containers and throwing rare and fragile sculptures.
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Mangkhut sent scaffolding toppling from skyscrapers and cranes spinning, as videos and pictures posted online showed buildings swaying in the wind, and shattered windows.
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Thousands upon thousands of demonstrators who had massed in Cairo's Tahrir Square succeeded in toppling a dictator who had ruled for nearly 286 years.
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"We saw a similar thing in Egypt where Obama and Hillary both cheered the toppling of Hosni Mubarak, the head of Egypt," Cruz said.
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In its first day, the clip earned 43.2 million views, toppling the previous record holder — Psy's 2013 video for "Gentleman," with 36 million views.
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On Friday afternoon, an as-yet-unidentified faction of the Turkish military launched a coup attempt aimed at toppling President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's government.
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Iraq has a Shiite Muslim majority, now in power, and a Sunni minority that was in charge until the toppling of Saddam Hussein's regime.
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Luckily, these stories all feature adolescent girls who are capable of toppling their grim empires, and the steely, suit-clad adults at their helm.
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North Korea objects to the drills as a prelude to war by a United States it says is bent on toppling the Pyongyang government.
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Most foreign companies have shied away from working in Libya because of security problems following the NATO-backed toppling of Muammer Qaddafi in 2011.
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Somalia was plunged into anarchy in the early 1990s following the toppling of military dictator Mohamed Siad Barre, and has been struggling to reconstruct.
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If the privileged among us don't give voiceless survivors a platform to speak out, are we toppling the patriarchy or just protecting our own?
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Everything except the heavy base that prevents it from toppling is transparent, and surprisingly the slide can accommodate riders weighing up to 220 pounds.
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Other times the miraculous promises of technology—the rearrangement of our very DNA, the blockchain-enabled toppling of Facebook—are frustratingly slow to arrive.
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True, the Middle East is not the peaceful, democratic and productive region Americans might have thought that toppling dictators and totalitarian regimes would create.
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In fairness, the training program was not about to lead to Assad's toppling, but it is remarkable that Trump gave Putin something for nothing.
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And across the Pacific Ocean, an unprecedented drought kicked off the toppling of Mesoamerica's Teotihuacán, and brought down the mighty Moche civilization of Peru.
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He was also forced to briefly interrupt his victory salute to retake hold of his handlebars to boost his pedaling and avoid toppling over.
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Hurricane Matthew blasted through the Bahamas Thursday on its way from Haiti to Florida, toppling trees, ripping off rooftops and bringing down power lines.
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There was a very fine line in her between ambition and self-sabotage; highly motivated by barriers, she often struggled most after toppling them.
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"An hour into @HelloDollyBway & a tech snafu has just led 2 the amazing @BetteMidler toppling off a moving platform," music critic Todd Simmons tweeted.
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Libya has been in turmoil since the NATO-backed toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011, with rival administrations and armed groups controlling different territories.
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The toppling share price followed regulators' accusation on Wednesday of 23 million breaches of anti-money-laundering laws by the country's second biggest lender.
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He analogized Ms. Holtzman's victory to the likelihood of a toothpick "toppling the Washington Monument," proving he could consistently deliver on benighted speech patterns.
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And George W. Bush quickly responded to the 9/11 attacks by toppling the Taliban government in Afghanistan and destroying much of al Qaeda.
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By midday Tuesday, university leaders were sharply criticizing the toppling of Silent Sam, echoed intensely by the Republican lawmakers who control the state legislature.
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That means that any US military action aimed at toppling Maduro would likely be met with stiff resistance from the 515,000-strong Venezuelan military.
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As you can see in our pics from the scene ... the street sign broke at its base, toppling over and taking out some shrubbery.
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Mr. Maduro called the USAID supplies a "Trojan horse" aimed at toppling his government and has vowed to prevent it from entering the country.
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Haftar began his attack on Tripoli last year in the latest round of fighting in Libya since the 2011 toppling of strongman Muammar Gaddafi.
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Though solid and fixed by an invisible, internal armature, the sculpture seemed not just ready to topple but caught in the act of toppling.
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Back then, the toppling of the old guard of the Democratic Party by a re-energized left looked more possible than ever, even inevitable.
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It's a bounteous time for Mr. Henry, who is toppling a boundary as the first black actor to star as Billy Bigelow on Broadway.
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The fear is that the resignations will lead to all-out rebellion in the ruling party's ranks, toppling May or even triggering fresh elections.
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To take one example, the US's top priority in Syria is defeating ISIS, while Saudi Arabia's is toppling Bashar al-Assad (an Iranian client).
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They survived a wave of terrorism led by al-Qaeda in the early to mid-2000s that was explicitly aimed at toppling the regime.
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McCaffrey, the Heisman Trophy runner-up who based his candidacy on toppling a single-season record for all-purpose yardage, outran even his sterling reputation.
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As the administration debates a new Iran policy, there is much talk of fresh sanctions, with some arguing for "coerced democratisation": ie, toppling the mullahs.
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Rapa Nui's ahu are expected to deteriorate because of these impacts, and the moai that sit on top of them are at risk of toppling.
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Eight people appeared in court on Friday morning after being charged for toppling a statue of a Confederate soldier outside Durham's courthouse last Monday night.
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The prime minister, a former general who has dictatorial powers after toppling a civilian government in 2014, has bristled at the notion of canceling Songkran.
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Zach LaVine cleaned up in last year's competition, and it seemed like he destroyed all hope of toppling him with a few early beautiful dunks.
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Google's Pixel phones may be great phones with best-in-class cameras, but they won't be toppling Apple's iPhones or Samsung's Galaxy phones anytime soon.
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The Tigrayans, who are around a tenth of Ethiopia's population, have largely run things since the toppling of a Marxist dictatorship, the Derg, in 1991.
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Mr Bolton, who doubts it is worth negotiating with Mr Kim and has long advocated toppling his regime, may not be displeased with that outcome.
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Another source, a former senior administration official, recalls Trump saying that people he was listening to were too optimistic about the Venezuelan opposition toppling Maduro.
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Army chief Prayuth Chan-o-cha was installed as Prime Minister, toppling the elected but controversial government of Yingluck Shinawatra and abolishing the existing constitution.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May described the strike as "limited and targeted," with no intention of toppling Assad or intervening more widely in the war.
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Sisi, who took power by toppling a president from Hamas's Muslim Brotherhood allies, controls Gaza's only non-Israeli frontier and the keys to its prosperity.
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And the Weinstein story was only the start of the slow toppling of a long-entrenched system that protected and enabled sexual harassment and assault.
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After the toppling of Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi in a NATO-backed uprising in 2011, fighters from neighboring Chad and Sudan joined the ensuing turmoil.
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Much of Somalia has been in a state of lawlessness and chaos since the early 1990s following the toppling of military dictator Mohamed Siad Barre.
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Adeeb's sentencing came a week after exiled former leader Mohamed Nasheed, now in exile in Britain, formed a united opposition group aimed at toppling Yameen.
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The furniture did not originally adhere to safety standards in the United States and Canada and risked toppling without an additional anchor to a wall.
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Heavy rains hamper search efforts Aerial television footage shows how rivers overflowing with water ripped through swathes of land, toppling houses and sweeping away roads.
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The big picture: The sexual harassment revolution is toppling the careers of powerful media men like Mark Halperin, Leon Wieseltier, Michael Oreskes and Lockhart Steele.
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The pitch: The movie described as "Erin Brockovich" (strong woman toppling big corporation) meets "The Social Network" (dramatic telling of an iconic Silicon Valley story).
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International lenders have threatened to stop financing the economy, which has been in crisis since the toppling of Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali in 2011.
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The leaked documents have sent shockwaves around the world, with the fallout including a formal investigation in Australia and the toppling of Iceland's prime minister.
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The bar for Trump's presidency is so low even Donald Trump, who is afraid of stairs, could step over it without fear of toppling over.
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Hezbollah has backed the government side in Syria's civil war while Sunni Gulf Arab states have supported rebels bent on toppling President Bashar al-Assad.
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They had to work to build this world, and they're always aware that it can come toppling down again, but Eden knows almost nothing else.
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Libya's western coast has become a main departure point for migrants as smugglers exploit the county's chaos since the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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Brown water rushed through Ellicott City's historic Main Street, toppling buildings and upending cars, as the nearby Patapsco River swelled to a record-breaking level.
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Army chief Prayut Chan-o-cha was installed as Prime Minister, toppling the elected but controversial government of Yingluck Shinawatra and abolishing the existing constitution.
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Regardless of your views about the past and current Cuban leadership, it is obvious that the embargo has not been effective in toppling their government.
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The Brahmaputra River and its tributaries overflowed their banks in 18 of the state's districts, washing away roads and highways, and toppling power transmission towers.
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At the time too, young people in the countries saw the toppling of decades-old regimes as the start of a new more positive era.
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Three individuals who are unaffiliated with the university were charged with misdemeanor rioting and defacing a public monument related to the toppling of Silent Sam.
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The renewed conflict in a nation splintered since the 2011 toppling of Muammar Gaddafi also risks draining medical supplies, the World Health Organisation (WHO) warned.
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The 2003 American-led invasion, by toppling an Iraqi government that had been hostile to both Saudi Arabia and Iran, upended the region's power balance.
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Not long after, the structure holding up the curtain that had provided a backdrop for his remarks collapsed, sending American flags toppling to the ground.
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The current strategy of toppling regimes, with no plan for what to do the day after, only produces power vacuums that are filled by terrorists.
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Mr. Gulen and his supporters deny that, and depict him as a moderate more concerned with building thousands of schools than with toppling Turkey's government.
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Many Conservative Party lawmakers are wary of toppling a leader on the eve of Britain's most significant political and economic move since World War Two.
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Al Shabaab has carried out an insurgency in Somalia since 2006, with the aim of toppling the secular government in order to implement Islamic law.
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The United States has already meddled far too many times in the politics of the region, toppling or propping up regimes in nearly every country.
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"The Lie" may well anticipate a rich vein of queer memoir, that of the gay family man whose secret truth risks toppling the domestic edifice.
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Mr. Erdogan has made clear lately that preventing them from maintaining a semiautonomous area bordering Turkey has become a higher priority than toppling Mr. Assad.
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The Category 4 storm with sustained winds of 130 miles per hour took most mobile homes, toppling gas station pumps and splitting trees in two.
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In 2011, when Japan was hit by a terrible earthquake and tsunami, Mr. Kinoshita rose to his feet and steadied a cabinet from toppling over.
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In 2003, Colonel Qaddafi saw the American invasion of Iraq and the toppling of Saddam Hussein, and may well have concluded that he was next.
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When the United States finally did enter Iraq in 2003, the Shiites, while welcoming the toppling of Hussein, did not greet the Americans as liberators.
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It smacks of thinking frozen in the Cold War, that all it will take is the toppling of a dictator to allow democracy to flourish.
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His game pieces are rule-driven yet improvisatory: Using a complex, arcane series of instructions, the participants cue one another into hurtling, toppling structured chaos.
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The 6.6 magnitude quake hit early on Tuesday, damaging buildings, toppling power lines and triggering landslides in the central area of the Philippines' southern island.
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Set in Iraq soon after the toppling of Saddam Hussein, this novel follows an unnamed Shiite soldier in one of many militias jockeying for power.
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Ocasio-Cortez was the breakout star of that effort, toppling a veteran congressman, Joseph Crowley, in the Democratic primary before winning last November's general election.
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The nation, a member of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, has been in turmoil since the toppling of leader Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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During the three decades since toppling communism in 1990, many Albanians have moved nearer cities, squatting on land and building with little supervision by authorities.
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All four of Philadelphia's collar-county governments are now dominated by Democrats, toppling the firewall that Republicans had counted on for decades in statewide races.
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Conversely, how can you realize your personal ambitions (say, toppling a Middle Eastern autocrat who tried to kill your father) within the systems of bureaucracy?
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The region has been closely aligned to the United States since the toppling of Saddam Hussein during the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq in 2003.
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PD veterans including former prime minister Massimo D'Alema warn against toppling current Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni, widely seen as Renzi's proxy, without first changing the law.
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But the three countries said the strikes were limited to Syria's chemical weapons capabilities and not aimed at toppling Assad or intervening in the civil war.
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The bird swooped in on the guy like a hawk picking off an unsuspecting mouse, sending him toppling out of his chair and onto the floor.
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Prince Miteb, as overlord of the 100,000-strong National Guard, represented the last great competing power center left after the toppling of Prince Mohammed bin Nayef.
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The other two are Lukas Rosol's toppling of Mr Nadal at Wimbledon in 265 and Andreas Seppi's defeat of Mr Federer at the 230 Australian Open.
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Clinton has been urging Democrats recently to unite behind her candidacy so that the party can focus on toppling Trump, who remains the Republican front-runner.
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It appeared to descend on target atop the floating barge in the Pacific, but a problem with one of its four legs sent it toppling over.
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Sanchez said the invitation, his first international initiative since toppling his corruption-tainted conservative predecessor, was a way to "comply with international commitments regarding humanitarian emergencies".
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War with China Long-running tensions with giant neighbor China erupted following Vietnam's toppling of the Chinese-backed Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia in 1978/9.
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He came crashing into this year's tournament, winning his first 12 sets in a row and toppling his first two opponents in under two hours each.
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They deride him for toppling the magnificent Shia Caliphate of the Fatimids, selling off its vast library and turning pleasure palaces into madrassas for learning jihad.
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Smaller, follow-up quakes that are triggered by the initial shock can rumble around an affected area for months, toppling structures weakened by the parent quake.
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But something about hearing "topple the patriarchy" repeated for an audience of millions made me consider, for the first time, what that toppling might look like.
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But before Tuesday's chemical attack on the rebel-held town of Khan Sheikhoun, which killed 89 people, Haley had said toppling Assad was not a priority.
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Up against the entire national, state, and local Democratic establishment, Sanders knew toppling the Clinton machine would be a Herculean accomplishment that might not be reached.
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Former Liberal prime minister John Howard this week warned against toppling Turnbull, saying the Liberal heartland would be "very angry" if the party changed leader again.
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After the toppling of veteran Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi in a NATO-backed uprising in 2011, fighters from neighboring Chad and Sudan joined the ensuing turmoil.
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An introductory video splices news snippets and steadicam footage to sell the player on the plausibility of our nation's infrastructure toppling like a row of dominoes.
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The Pan's Labyrinth director echoed that sentiment in today's tweets, indicating that the new movie would have even more ridiculous explosions that its city-toppling predecessor.
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The opposition parties believe the motion will have better prospects of toppling the president, who has survived previous such votes, if it is conducted in secret.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The toppling of the Berlin Wall made free market economics the norm across Europe - but which financial markets have done the best since then?
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Maduro says Lopez and Ceballos are dangerous coup plotters intent on toppling his government, and blames them for more than 40 deaths during the 2014 protests.
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This was a night about toppling the patriarchy, and the presenters and nominees either stuck to that or sat back and let others do the talking.
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The growth of the free Afghan news media is one of the biggest achievements since the toppling of the Taliban by an international coalition in 216.
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Right now there are two rival bodies in the country, resulting from the 2014 election that has followed the toppling of Muammar Ghadafi's regime in 2011.
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Those packing crates are enlisted to build walls of stores and institutions, and to be piled into the toppling, smothering towers that haunt the brothers' nightmares.
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Since the country was plunged into chaos after the toppling of Muammar el-Qaddafi in 13, warring factions have taken to profiting off these vulnerable people.
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Al-Shabaab, meaning "youth," first formed in Somalia in 2006 with the aim of toppling the weak government and implementing a harsh brand of Islamic law.
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In 1979, when Mr. Aslami was two years into his studies in Kabul, the Soviet Union invaded, toppling Afghanistan's nascent republic and installing a communist government.
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The Predators blitzed through the Western Conference playoff bracket as the lowest-seeded team, toppling Chicago, St. Louis and Anaheim, asserting their resilience and primacy throughout.
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Temperatures climbed to record levels from Los Angeles County eastward into New Mexico, with records toppling in Las Vegas, Bettles, California, Death Valley and other locations.
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We related to its satirical take on the the rot of corporate culture, and its earnest exploration of just how difficult toppling such institutions can be.
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Prosecutors said the men had helped to form a rebel group in neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo with the objective of toppling the government in Rwanda.
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Eastern Libya is controlled by a rival administration, part of a conflict that erupted in the oil producer after the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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Rather, it points to the regime's growing confidence that it will survive international pressure aimed at toppling it, which has been led by the United States.
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Shortages of bread, fuel and medicine coupled with hefty price rises sparked protests that led to the toppling of longtime ruler Omar al-Bashir in April.
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Bannon's orbit is chattering about the prospect of backing a primary challenge by Chris McDaniel, the state senator who fell just short of toppling Republican Sen.
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The Army chief, Lieutenant-General Ahmed Gaed Salah, played a key role in toppling Bouteflika by saying the president's poor health made him unfit for office.
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Unlike Syria's mostly Arab rebels and jihadists, however, the PYD has made clear it is interested in pursuing Kurdish autonomy rather than toppling the Assad regime.
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Al-Shabaab, meaning "youth," first formed in Somalia in 2006 with the aim of toppling the weak government and implementing a harsh brand of Islamic law.
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She recalls in Becoming: "As soon as I allowed myself to feel anything for Barack, the feelings came rushing — a toppling blast of lust, gratitude, fulfillment, wonder."
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There is something undeniably satisfying about witnessing a demolition — a house of cards toppling, the leveling of a fire-ravaged edifice, or even watching an action movie.
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The reports led to the spread of the #MeToo movement and the toppling of other high-profile figures in media and entertainment as well as other industries.
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A report released by that state in June found that some of those fires were caused by toppling trees that made contact with PG&E power lines.
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BEIRUT – Syrian President Bashar Assad says the West is fueling the devastating war in his country, now in its eighth year, with the aim of toppling him.
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By Thursday afternoon, social media videos showed officers pushing their bikes through the encampment, toppling tents, tarps and camping chairs and sending protesters scrambling amid the chaos.
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It was the show's way of toppling the patriarchy and perhaps, hinting at what real-life companies can do following allegations of sexual misconduct by powerful men.
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In 2014 a 19-year-old Mr Kyrgios burst onto the scene by beating Rafael Nadal at Wimbledon and toppling Roger Federer the year after in Madrid.
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It was toppling trees and bringing life-threatening flash flooding to areas of Georgia and Virginia, which are still recovering from Hurricane Florence, as it marched northeast.
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The Panthers led 35-14 at halftime, eclipsing their full-game point total for every outing this season except for last week's 36-21 toppling of Baltimore.
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Bo remembered it spitting a rain of sizzling blue bombs down on the city, burning the park behind their house to white ash, toppling the skyscrapers downtown.
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I was constantly toppling over at the swimming pool while trying to put my trunks on, but it was impossible not to find some humor in it.
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The conflict is one of the most serious flare-ups in years of chaos since the 2011 toppling of Gaddafi, and has sharpened Gulf divisions over Libya.
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Before taking on the National Rifle Association and Republican politicians, Lewis proved instrumental in toppling the old order of Jim Crow and white supremacy across the South.
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Persecution of Egypt's Christians has spiked since the toppling of Hosni Mubarak's regime in 2011, and as an ISIS affiliate wages an insurgency on Egypt's Sinai Peninsula.
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The toppling of Turnbull pushed the government into minority when it lost the former prime minister's seat, normally a Liberal stronghold, in a by-election this month.
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Trump promised to be "very cautious" about further military entanglements, and, like President Barack Obama, believed that toppling Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad would make matters worse.
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Some beg around the seaside city, which like the rest of Somalia has been gripped by violence since the toppling of dictator Mohamed Siad Barre in 1991.
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The stock exchange they work at managed to avoid a crash during the unrest that convulsed the country this year, toppling long-time ruler Omar al-Bashir.
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"In Turkey, there was an attempted coup with a goal of toppling the government and destroying the state," he told Reuters in an interview late on Tuesday.
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Gorditas are giants of their kind, masa cakes with rounded bottoms and nearly toppling lids, overstuffed with lettuce, cilantro, tomatoes, crema and, far beneath it all, pork.
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Question: Libya is now a dysfunctional terrorist haven; Mr. Obama says the "worst mistake" of his presidency was failing to prepare for what happened after toppling Col.
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Written in 1976, the drama centers on three radical sects during the tumultuous period in the seventeenth century between the toppling of the monarchy and the Restoration.
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Our constitutional system is a delicate gyroscope that depends on balancing mechanisms, including separation of powers, judicial review and checks and balances, to keep from toppling over.
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He led the toppling in 2013 of Mursi, Egypt's first freely-elected president who briefly held power after the 2011 uprisings that toppled veteran autocrat Hosni Mubarak.
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But video shared with local media over the weekend appeared to show a group of people toppling the top-heavy structure, prompting an Oregon State Police investigation.
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Russians, even those not pleased to see their country militarily menacing small neighbors in Eastern Europe, found a reason to be proud of their team toppling Spain.
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Kenny's production takes on some new wrinkles care of some famous friends, Baauer shows up to make "Cheat Code" and "Big Titties" feel capable of toppling skyscrapers.
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Scott Taylor, In the Seventh, Abigail Spanberger got the nod and is now tasked with toppling Dave Brat, one of the most conservative members of the House.
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In the final match, the yellow and purple teams were both on the verge of toppling the other team's pole when the 90-second time limit expired.
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Mr. Macron's perceived imperious manner — in a country where toppling leaders is part of the national DNA — has only compounded the fears of social and economic slippage.
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Protests are common in Tunisia during January when many mark the anniversary of the 2011 toppling of the longtime autocratic leader, President Zine el Abidine Ben Ali.
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Turkey's priorities in Syria appear to have shifted away from toppling Assad towards combating Kurdish groups and Islamic State in areas of northern Syria near its border.
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More than 80 percent of Filipinos identify as Catholic, and the church was instrumental in toppling two presidents, Ferdinand Marcos in 1986 and Joseph Estrada in 2001.
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An employee of the Thomson Reuters Foundation, Ms. Zaghari-Ratcliffe was arrested in April 2016, accused of spying and planning the "soft toppling" of the Iranian government.
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NEW DELHI — A powerful dust storm ripped through northern India on Wednesday, killing at least 94 people and toppling houses, trees and electricity poles, government officials said.
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Adeeb was sentenced on Sunday, a week after ousted former leader Mohamed Nasheed, now in exile in Britain, formed a united opposition group aimed at toppling Yameen.
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Californians this weekend captured harrowing scenes of cars stuck in sinkholes, trucks toppling off a crumbling highway and muddy waters rushing through the streets of Los Angeles.
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President Tayyip Erdogan has long accused former ally Gulen, of building a parallel structure in the judiciary, military, education and media aimed at eventually toppling the state.
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Problems with voluntary safety standards extend beyond magnets, critics say, to other children's products, including infant inclined sleepers, crib bumpers and furniture at risk of toppling over.
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Conservative, pro-Brexit ministers and MPs are loathe to undermine Theresa May out of fears of toppling the government and paving the way for a snap election.
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And for Catholics all over the world, it amounts to the toppling of a Vatican giant, a cleric of enormous power who will now reside behind bars.
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"It was a community all together who did that, who was responsible for that toppling of racism," activist Lamont Lilly said in a speech to the crowd.
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The post-Soviet Gorbachev both inhabits a state of metaphorical exile in his homeland and lingers throughout what became of the state he is credited with toppling.
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The statue of Sebastião, who died in battle while on crusade against the kingdom of Morocco, then met its own tragic end, toppling to the ground and smashing.
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Since toppling President Mohamed Mursi of the Muslim Brotherhood in mid-2013, Sisi's government has cracked down on the opposition, killing hundreds of Brotherhood supporters and jailing thousands.
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To them, the way Cambridge Analytica applied its methods to online campaigning was just as much a revolution as Egyptians toppling a dictator from Cario's iconic Tahrir Square.
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But there are fundamental differences with Morocco, where now and even five years ago calls for greater freedoms and reform have not been directed at toppling the king.
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Rival armed groups based in and outside the city have fought over territory and resources in the OPEC oil producer since the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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Art and data science make for an unlikely pairing, but data is especially well suited to toppling a key barrier to making art as ubiquitous as music: taste.
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Once Ayatollah Khomeini was secure as Supreme Leader, Mr Rafsanjani began eliminating the allies—Marxists, religious nationalists and rival Islamists—who had joined him in toppling the Shah.
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Tunisia's economy has been in crisis since the toppling of autocrat Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali in 2011 threw it into turmoil, with unemployment and inflation shooting up.
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Last season, Schaefer's group ascended to national prominence by making good on the number 60 signs, toppling Connecticut and its 111-game winning streak in the semi-final.
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She has long spoken favorably about American use of force when it's not directed at toppling dictators, arguing that the US needs to refocus on fighting Islamist terrorists.
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During the Cold War, that meant toppling democratically elected governments—such as the US-sponsored assassinations of Congolese independence leader Patrice Lumumba and democratically Chilean president Alvador Allende.
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Because we saw what happened when we did that in Iran—a lot of Iranians still blame the US for toppling a democratically elected leader in the 1950s.
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First there was Brexit, and now — far worse, it could be argued — comes the slow toppling of Britain's greatest cultural achievement bar none: The Great British Bake-Off.
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SHORTLY after winning election as governor of California in 2003, Arnold Schwarzenegger watched leaders from the state legislature stage a spittle-flecked, chair-toppling fight in his office.
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It does detect the edges of stairs to prevent toppling over, and methodically reroutes when it bumps into a narrow chair leg or gets trapped under the couch.
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At times, it seemed as if Trump's rivals had run out of ideas for toppling the frontrunner and were merely going through the motions of running against him.
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The emissions scandal was a symptom of a corporate culture focused on ramping up output to 217m vehicles a year and toppling Toyota as the world's biggest carmaker.
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Toppling the rules package was a near-impossible feat, but the move was meant to slow down the process and show the division between the party and Trump.
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Libya has been in turmoil since the NATO-backed toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011, with parallel administrations and armed groups carving the nation into swathes of control.
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When two starships collide, he'll intercuts shots of the people inside those starships, toppling over, never having realized that this particular day was the day they would die.
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The Arab spring showed that it may be these constituent elements, more than such theatrics as toppling tyrants or holding noisy elections, that are the key to success.
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A similar-strength quake that hit the country in 1985 proved far more deadly, causing thousands of deaths and toppling hundreds of buildings in the Mexico City area.
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Toppling statues did not fall within Nelson Mandela's Rainbow Nation narrative, nor did it appeal to democracy's early leaders, who were more focused on reconciliation than on remodeling.
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The producer duo splatters vibrant synthesizer lines and easel-toppling drops over Cyrus' aspirational lyrics about heading out into the world in search of the joys of life.
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On Thursday, the government will face a motion of censure in the National Assembly, introduced by the opposition parties of the right and aimed at toppling the government.
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That seems unlikely under the military government of Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha, who has kept a tight grip on power since toppling an elected government in 2014.
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He is known for hard-right positions like demanding the death penalty for Palestinians convicted of terrorism and the toppling of Hamas, the militant group that rules Gaza.
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" When asked about the ramifications of Franken's decision to resign, which Bash said was "under duress" -- and Klobuchar agreed -- the senator said it's "not about just toppling men.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Milos Raonic prefers playing his tennis like a Canadian lumberjack, axing down mighty serves and swinging away forehands to leave opponents toppling under his brute force.
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He sheds the parasites in his life, musters the nerve to pursue his childhood love, and finally takes back his community by toppling the local teenage Meth-baron.
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Even when toppling on a library ladder Weisz has natural comic charm and a rosy, fresh-faced appeal; Brendan Fraser did look rather crude beside her, by contrast.
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Toppling Assad "wouldn't help a successful fight against terrorism and could plunge the region into total chaos," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Friday, according to The Associated Press.
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The Obama administration has said that fighting the Islamic State is the priority of the United States, not toppling Mr. Assad — though that is another stated American aim.
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The White House, which recognizes Guaidó as interim president, hoped that uprising would be the turning point in toppling Maduro, one of the administration's top foreign policy goals.
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Subscribe to read: Oracle customers and partners say that Larry Ellison may never achieve his dream of toppling Amazon, but the future of its cloud looks bright anyway
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The unrest following Bouazizi's death -- which spread from Kasserine to across the country -- led to the toppling of the longtime autocratic leader, President Zine el Abidine Ben Ali.
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"This is not about the United States doing the right and moral thing by a toppling an evil dictator," she said during a local news interview in 2004.
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Even today, four decades after Peru's Ancash earthquake, children of women who survived the disaster are affected by its toppling of infrastructure and impairments to educational attainment opportunities.
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Those who are truly bold, or broke, can wear 15 centimeter heels—assuming they can make it to the bar without toppling over—to earn 40 percent off.
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Like Al Qaeda before them, the new jihadists have heaped scorn on the Saudi royal family and put toppling the monarchy near the top of their wish list.
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Arizona reliever Matt Koch allowed the Dodgers' other four homers over a seven-batter stretch in the sixth and seventh, abruptly toppling the majors' opening day power record.
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Al-Nusra has stated on several occasions that it has no interest in launching terrorist attacks against the West, and is instead focused on toppling the Assad regime.
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Those traditions endure 193 years after the toppling of the Taliban, who banned girls' education, confined women to their homes and forced them to wear burqas in public.
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He remembers once being too weak from typhoid to stand up during a gunfight, toppling into a freshly harvested rice paddy while government troops rained fire from above.
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Meghan Miraglia from Massachusetts entertained us with images: I do not feel the need to paw through toppling mounds of sweatshirts, trying to find the last size small.
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That feels like the only explanation for the profound mystery surrounding The Snowman: how a cast practically toppling over with talent ended up in such a ridiculous movie.
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The scandal, which also involved U.S. investment banking giant Goldman Sachs, was believed to be responsible for the toppling of Najib's government in Malaysia's general elections last year.
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Sanctions imposed by Washington last year on PDVSA and Cuba's state-run Cubametales, with the aim of toppling Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, hampered PDVSA's oil shipments to Cuba.
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Keeping your workout time as distraction free as possible is often easier said than done, so don't let a slipping phone or a toppling tablet be your downfall.
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Although the president nominates the prime minister, Mr. Macron must find someone who reflects the political majority in that assembly, to avoid a government-toppling motion of censure.
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While the toppling of four Arab dictators offered a brief sense of victory for protesters, a proliferation of crackdowns and new wars prompted the retreat of popular movements.
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As I watched the like number on my tweet climb from three to four, my car barreled into the living room of my own home, toppling it completely.
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The assault by the LNA, the biggest military confrontation in Libya since the 2011 toppling of leader Muammar Gaddafi, stalled on Tripoli's stoutly defended southern outskirts last week.
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Pretending America recently had a Golden Age of honest politicians encourages the delusion that toppling Trump is all that is necessary to make the federal government great again.
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Conte also dismissed rivalry with France on how to handle the Libyan conflict, which has raged in the oil producer since the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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Mr. Smith, the chairman of the board of governors, which is elected by the state legislature, reacted angrily to the initial toppling of the statue, calling it vandalism.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Junior British Brexit minister Kwasi Kwarteng told the BBC on Sunday that toppling Theresa May as leader of the Conservative Party would be a futile distraction.
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Boy Scout leaders in Utah's Goblin Valley came under fire in 2013 for deliberately pushing over and toppling a 200-million-year-old rock formation known as a hoodoo.
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When she's waiting for a train, a man pushes past her, and we watch her come moments away from toppling him onto the track in front the oncoming train.
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Bad winds battered the Netherlands on Thursday, felling trees like the one in the video, and even toppling trucks and tearing roofs off buildings, according to the Washington Post.
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Investors, and many European governments, fear a No vote will turn Italy into the "third domino" in a toppling international order, after Brexit and the election of Donald Trump.
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Donald Trump pulled off one of the most unlikely electoral coups of modern times this week, toppling the political and media establishment to become the presumptive Republican presidential nominee.
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Tunisia's economy has been in crisis since the North African state kicked off the Muslim World's "Arab Spring" uprisings by toppling autocrat Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali in 2011.
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But some were supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood, a movement that was outlawed in 2013 after Sisi led the military in toppling Egypt's first Muslim Brotherhood president, Mohamed Mursi.
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Minority Threat's blown-out new EP drips with long-simmered vitriol and righteous outrage, tempering beatdown riffs and two-stepping swing with shreds of powerviolence and empire-toppling lyrics.
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I wrote earlier this week about prospects for a renewables revolution; right on schedule, Bloomberg reports, A Renewables Revolution Is Toppling the Dominance of Fossil Fuels in U.S. Power.
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The vandals have yet to be identified but a pair of Boy Scout leaders faced charges for criminal mischief after toppling over a rock formation in Utah in 2014.
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Since Justice Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court last fall, anti-abortion activists have started introducing increasingly restrictive bills in the hopes of toppling Roe in a lawsuit.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Sunday that toppling her would risk delaying Brexit as she faces the possibility of a leadership challenge from within her own party.
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Copts, who make up about 10% of Egypt's 91 million residents, have been the target of increased persecution and discrimination since the toppling of Hosni Mubarak's regime in 2011.
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Sliti rejected concerns he would face torture in Tunisia, which is the middle of a democratic transition after the toppling of autocrat Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali in 2011.
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Real-life Tony Stark and SpaceX/Tesla/SolarCity head honcho Elon Musk did not attend a secret Republican meeting to discuss toppling Donald Trump, he says in a tweet.
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The Sons of Gilead may be performing an endless stream of atrocities, but somehow Jacob managed to disrespect his wife even more than the America-toppling, rapist Commanders do.
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Shortages of bread, fuel and medicine coupled with hefty price rises brought people out in protest and led to the toppling of longtime ruler Omar al-Bashir in April.
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Nasheed, in exile in Britain after being allowed out of jail to travel for medical treatment, formed the Maldives United Opposition in June with the aim of toppling Yameen.
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On Saturday, the demonstrators penetrated the heavily guarded Green Zone, toppling cement walls that have long barricaded the country's ruling elite from the people it is supposed to serve.
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The company recently recalled 29m chests of drawers in America when the products were linked to the deaths of six toddlers who were crushed by the furniture toppling over.
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It was interesting that the show chose to include him in the same episode that found Dany reaffirming her stone-house toppling intentions — could it have been a warning?
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According to experts, the flurry of activities surrounding Marx's anniversary wasn't really about furthering the philosopher's goal of toppling capitalism through workers' revolutions -- or the abolition of private property.
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Five months later, some fifty sticks of dynamite exploded at his temple, Atlanta's oldest, blowing a twenty-foot hole in a brick wall, toppling columns, shattering stained-glass windows.
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The government's actions were carried out under powers granted by a state of emergency after the failed military coup on July 15 aimed at toppling President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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This does not mean allying with Assad or treating him as a partner but rather putting the goal of ending the fighting before the goal of toppling Syria's government.
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The statue is the latest among several Confederate monuments to be removed, and its toppling comes as communities grapple with the legacy of a contentious chapter in American history.
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France also intervened in 2008 to stop UFDD and UFR rebels from toppling Deby, who came to power in 1990 at the head of an armed rebellion against Habre.
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The Islamic State's last territory in Syria fell to U.S.-backed forces, ending a four-year battle and toppling a rogue state that was once the size of Britain.
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With restrictions on gay rights toppling in country after country, the ruling in India, the world's second-most-populous nation, may encourage still more nations to act, she said.
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More than eight weeks after Hurricane Maria swept through the island, toppling power poles, transmission lines and towers, the grid is performing at just 49.4 percent of its capacity.
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He's so loathed that any passable Democrat with a picayune chance of toppling him was bound to draw more attention and inspire more hope than the political dynamics warranted.
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Formerly many thousands strong, trained and equipped by the United States and allies until two years ago, it came close, according to supporters, to toppling Mr. al-Assad's government.
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Chris Christie unsuccessfully ousting Tom Kean Jr. as minority leader or Gov-elect Jim McGreevey successfully toppling Joe Doria for speaker with Albio Sires back in 2001. http://politi.
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Compared to normal shoe boxes that have a top lid, the drop-front lid gives you easy access and you won't have piles of shoes toppling over each other.
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Despite promoting him, Mr. Netanyahu often stymied and humiliated Mr. Liberman, ignoring or overruling his more bombastic policy positions, from the death penalty for convicted terrorists to toppling Hamas.
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Democrats are increasingly expected to keep their control of the House next year, though they face an uphill battle in toppling the GOP's 53-47 majority of the Senate.
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Trump and Republican lawmakers have consistently discredited the whistleblower by painting the individual as a pawn in a partisan game with the end goal of toppling the Trump administration.
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The Huskies carried that momentum into the NCAA tournament, toppling four more top-25 teams in six consecutive wins to take home their third national championship in 12 years.
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The vitrines down the central corridor contain wild entanglements of industrial cable set against partly painted backdrops — in one we glimpse the ghost of one of his toppling towers.
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When huge crowds took to the streets in recent months to demand that she leave office, they also called for the toppling of Mr. Lee and other corporate titans.
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The worst happened in February 222, when a 6.3-magnitude earthquake ripped through Christchurch in the middle of the day -- toppling buildings onto buses, buckling streets and damaging cathedrals.
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The 230 Race Ronald Reagan visited the South Bronx in the summer of 103, when Charlotte Street was still lined with vacant lots and the rubble of toppling tenements.
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In other emails, her aides congratulate her for helping to convince Obama to support military intervention in Libya, which led to the toppling of the country's leader, Muammar Qaddafi.
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He said they had with them two AK-47 rifles, two satellite phones and 500 bracelets bearing the symbol of Operation Constitution, a political group dedicated to toppling Maduro.
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Toppling Saddam would not just solve these root problems — it would transform the Middle East for the better, and begin an era of welcomed American dominance over the region.
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Luckily for the host, a light fixture kept him from toppling completely off the stage after the wild bear hug -- or this vid would be a lot less funny.
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The violence has jeopardized a U.N. plan for an April 14-16 conference to plan elections and end anarchy that has prevailed since the Western-backed toppling of Gaddafi.
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The handing over of remains, which were put in caskets wrapped in Kuwaiti flags, is the first since the toppling of Saddam Hussein in a U.S.-led invasion in 2003.
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The steelmaker has been hit by power cuts, shortages and the reluctance of European firms to engage with the country amid chaos since the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2300.
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The nationalist wave that crested with Britain's vote to leave the EU and Donald Trump's victory in the United States didn't lead to the toppling of mainstream parties across Europe.
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If opponents did somehow succeed in toppling him before most Americans are ready to endorse such a step, they risk splintering the same democratic order that they want to save.
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And it hints at the way Grande's girl-power pop feminism is also mostly about toppling gendered hierarchies without necessarily questioning racial ones, beyond proposing a kind of multicultural utopia.
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The numbers are stark: Democratic women are winning primaries in historic numbers, toppling male opponents in House races that polling, party politics, or conventional wisdom say they're supposed to lose.
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Pre-match forecasts gave the continent's perennial minnows barely a 1% chance of toppling mighty England before their meeting in the Six Nations on February 26th, and with good reason.
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Dombrovskis said the situation in Greece could not be compared with to the situation in early 2015 when the country narrowly avoided default and toppling out of the euro zone.
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And Valley veterans are beginning to sense that bigger investments and even greater, earlier attempts to leverage technology in national elections, can eventually pave the way toward toppling Trump himself.
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Parents can prevent accidents by using buckles and straps to keep babies secure, and reduce the odds of toppling strollers by storing bags underneath instead of hanging off the back.
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Though warfare can't be ignored, the toppling of the classic Maya civilization — renowned for its massive stone temples and astronomical observatories — is believed to have another formidable culprit: crippling drought.
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Emmerson Mnangagwa, president since toppling Mr Mugabe in a coup last year, hoped that after winning elections in July he would be able to turn to Western governments for help.
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North Carolina (22-5, 12-234 Atlantic Coast Conference), which was fresh off toppling top-ranked Duke on Wednesday night, kept pace with Virginia and Duke atop the ACC standings.
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It is the latest in a series of military gains for Assad after Russia entered the war on his side in 2015, ending rebel hopes of toppling him by force.
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It said in a statement that the group was established in 2013 with the aim of toppling the Bahraini government, and had killed police officers in bomb and gun attacks.
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Two weeks ago, I was at The Wing in New York to see Transparent creator Jill Soloway launch her new book, She Wants It: Desire, Power, and Toppling the Patriarchy.
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But agencies like the CPSC, tasked with protecting us from things like toppling dressers and exploding smartphones, are often at the mercy of the companies they're supposed to be watching.
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At least 13 people were killed and hundreds injured after a 13-magnitude earthquake struck southern Taiwan early Saturday morning, toppling buildings, knocking out power and plunging thousands into darkness.
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But if we're looking at what might be the most direct route to toppling the teflon Don in the Oval Office, we don't need to rely on complex international shadiness.
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After toppling Egypt's first democratically elected president, Mohamed Morsy, in 2013 in what some called a coup, Sisi went from a top military officer to becoming the country's next president.
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In the first fatality related to Wednesday's arrival of Hurricane Michael, local authorities reported a "male subject" was killed by a tree toppling onto his house in the Tallahassee area.
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The Russian has been toppling big names all tournament long, also defeating U.S. Open champion Sloane Stephens and world No. 2 Caroline Wozniacki on the way to the semi-finals.
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It touched an intraday low of 6.6591 in late trade, its weakest level since December 2010 and toppling its previous 5-1/2-year low of 6.6585 hit on Monday.
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The earthquake hit the eastern coastal city of Hualien just before midnight on Tuesday, toppling four buildings, creating large cracks in roads and causing panic among Hualien's roughly 100,000 residents.
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Statues in Lexington, Kentucky, are expected to be removed, while in Durham, North Carolina, three people have been arrested in the toppling of a Confederate statue during a protest Monday.
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GOP leaders fretted that Blankenship, who spent a year in prison for violating mining safety rules after a 2900 explosion killed 220006 miners, could jeopardize their chances of toppling Manchin.
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Maduro says Washington and its "lackeys" in the region are bent on toppling socialism in Venezuela via a coup in order to take control of the OPEC nation's oil riches.
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Mr Blair championed the war in Iraq on the grounds that Saddam Hussein possessed weapons of mass destruction, and that toppling a dictator might bring democracy to the Middle East.
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The #MeToo movement, sparked by revelations of sexual misconduct in Hollywood, swept through workplaces worldwide in 2018, spawning investigations and toppling hundreds of high-profile men from positions of power.
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LONDON (Reuters) - American Sam Querrey survived two scares to complete the biggest shock at this year's Wimbledon by toppling Grand Slam-chasing Novak Djokovic in the third round on Saturday.
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She referred to last year's toppling of former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull, which angered voters, as "the dark days of August" and said the party was riven by personal ambition.
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If not, it could make good on a promise to unilaterally introduce tougher immigration controls, potentially shattering its alliance with Merkel's Christian Democrats and toppling her three-month-old government.
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Both parties said they would join the opposition in Sunday's vote aimed at toppling the Himalayan country's 23rd government since multi-party democracy was introduced in 1990 after bloody protests.
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But in Durham, North Carolina, protestors were forced to take matters into their own hands, toppling a statue of a Confederate soldier with the sheer force of their collective will.
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A fierce nor'easter battered the Atlantic Coast on Friday, toppling power lines, stranding thousands of travelers, inundating coastal roads and homes with churning seawater and killing at least five people.
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I don't celebrate these small triumphs so much as note them with a kind of grim satisfaction before sprinting to keep Harrison from toppling face-first over his Big Wheel.
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She was tried and sentenced to five years in prison on charges of sedition after she was accused of plotting a "soft toppling" of the government, according to the foundation.
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It uses a logarithmic scale, rather than a linear scale, to account for the fact that there is such a huge difference between the tiniest tremors and tower-toppling temblors.
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The two countries fought a brief but bloody border war in 1979, when China invaded Vietnam in an attempt to punish its neighbor for toppling the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia.
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Energy and climate policy has also been particularly explosive: It played a large role in Julia Gillard's toppling of her Labor Party colleague Kevin Rudd as prime minister in 2010.
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The rebels, who are backed to some degree by Iran, have controlled the capital, Sanaa, and much of northern Yemen since toppling the government of President Abdu Rabbu Mansour Hadi.
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The Arab Spring almost a decade ago, the pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong this summer and the toppling of Puerto Rico's governor in July are only a few examples.
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NOC has sought to stay out of a conflict between rival factions vying for control of the OPEC oil producer in chaos since the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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They were supposed to be toppling from their pedestal in 20153 and last year, too, when they surrendered the top playoff seed with back-to-back defeats in mid-December.
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The statue's toppling touched off political tensions between North Carolina's Republican-dominated legislature, which elects the board of governors, and the university community, a liberal enclave in a red state.
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Nobody from the company, based in the central Turkish city of Kayseri, was available to comment Erdogan has accused Gulen of operating a "parallel state structure" bent on toppling him.
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" He also stressed that the support of the military will be essentially to toppling Maduro, and that "the majority of those in service agree that the country's recent travails are untenable.
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Fresh from toppling Intel as the planet's biggest seller of chipsets, Samsung has confirmed that it has begun manufacturing ASIC chips which are used to mine bitcoin, ether and other cryptocurrencies.
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He accused his foes of plotting a coup similar to the brief 2002 toppling of his predecessor Hugo Chavez, and said his government was ready for "any scenario" that may arise.
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There are pathways to Trump's toppling besides the media, primarily prosecutors with subpoenas, witnesses under oath with damning testimony and Members of Congress who come to view Trump as a liability.
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If the tripod-and-shake remains a fairly common answer to backpacking, that toppling will remain a valuable option, and the Suloev stretch will always be a possible outcome of it.
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Sharif has portrayed the corruption claims against him as politically motivated, while his allies, including daughter and heir-apparent Maryam, have hinted Pakistan's powerful military had a hand in his toppling.
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"As soon as I allowed myself to feel anything for Barack, the feelings came rushing — a toppling blast of lust, gratitude, fulfillment, wonder," she writes in Becoming, according to ABC News.
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The scandal has spread across Latin America, toppling governments, destroying business empires and leading Peru's former president Alan Garcia to kill himself last week to avoid arrest in a related investigation.
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All three states will figure prominently in the presidential map in two years ... Democrats' toppling of Republican Scott Walker in Wisconsin completed a sweep for the party in the upper Midwest.
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The Liberals have been consumed by infighting, with centrist and conservative wings perpetually at one another's throats, leading to the toppling of two sitting Liberal prime ministers by their own MPs.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Swiss Belinda Bencic sent an early shockwave through the Australian Open on Monday by toppling last year's finalist Venus Williams on an opening day of carnage for American tennis.
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Dombrovskis, however, said the situation in Greece could not be compared with to the situation in early 2015 when the country narrowly avoided default and toppling out of the euro zone.
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Spain's political drama after two inconclusive elections ended today (October 23) as the Socialist Party (PSOE) agreed to abstain from toppling the right-wing minority Partido Popular (PP) in parliamentary voting.
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The rebels regard their success as evidence they can turn the tables even in the face of Russian might, and that their goal of toppling Assad is no longer far-fetched.
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As the drone flew over, video shows a wave coming from behind the boat, toppling it, and a man in a red shirt trying to swim to safety and stay afloat.
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In that year, the toppling of Ukraine's pro-Russian president triggered the biggest row between Moscow and the West since the Cold War, leading to sanctions that hobbled the Russian economy.
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Within the first hour of the expo in Ningbo, a young boy pushed over a human-sized sculpture and sent its pieces toppling to the ground, according to state-run CCTV.
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Scorpion racked up record breaking totals this week, toppling single-day records on Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music, while bringing in over 300 million streams in its first 24 hours.
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One of six North African and Middle Eastern nations involved in the Arab Spring, protests resulted in full scale revolution in 2011, toppling former-president Mubarak, whose rule began in 1981.
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The U.K.-based publication The Independent quoted from a statement by former Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, who warned the executions could result in the toppling of the Saudi government.
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Curators must develop new ways of seeing, advocating for strategies of interpretation beyond the well-trodden narrative of sequential progress that sees one "-ism" give way to another, like toppling dominoes.
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Wall Street wants a ho-hum jobs report, strong enough to show the economy isn't toppling over but not strong enough to pressure the Fed to raise rates any time soon.
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ISIS has targeted Egypt's Christian minority in the region, part of a spike in persecution of and discrimination against Egypt's Coptic Christians since the toppling of Hosni Mubarak's regime in 2011.
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However, Florida's power grid is largely above ground, 60% in fact, and much of the grid damage was the result of wind gusts toppling trees and power lines strung across poles.
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The revelations of sexual misconduct that started in Hollywood spread across workplaces, governments and campuses, spawning investigations and toppling hundreds of high-profile men from positions of power around the world.
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Cibulkova, who arrived on the Arthur Ashe Stadium court brimming with confidence after toppling Wimbledon champion Angelique Kerber in the previous round, countered with a similarly aggressive game to little avail.
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They were back from their yearly retreat in the British Virgin Islands, where Ms. Bley broke her left wrist toppling off a ladder while reaching for fruit in a guavaberry tree.
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Boilermakers roll over lifeless Tigers COLUMBIA, Mo. — Purdue passed its first true road test of the season with flying colors, toppling a lifeless Missouri team 35-3 Saturday at Faurot Field.
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The most acute political scandal in North America—the one with the greatest chance of toppling the head of government anytime soon—is occurring not in the United States, but Canada.
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Libya has two governments, the internationally recognized one in Tripoli and a parallel version in the east, a result of conflict going back to the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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Three people have been charged with misdemeanor rioting and defacing a public monument related to the toppling of a Confederate statue on the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill campus.
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With the toppling of the old forms of order, Rachel, Wick, and the other residents of the city have been plunged into a primordial realm of myth, fable, and fairy tale.
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These Kurds were mostly uninvolved in the main civil war, as their chief objective was carving out a Kurdish state in majority-Kurdish areas rather than toppling Assad's regime in Damascus.
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The Badgers edged Western Kentucky 81-80 before toppling Green Bay 81-60 on Saturday to improve to 20-0 against in-state opponents and they hope to move back to .
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Still, while administrators and elected officials were beginning to navigate the political and legal fallout from the toppling of the statue, people in Chapel Hill seemed generally pleased it was gone.
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The vandalism comes more than six months after the toppling of a 105-year-old Confederate statue called "Silent Sam," which prompted heated protests and drew national attention to the university.
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Harry L. Smith Jr., the chairman of the university's board of governors, which is elected by the state Legislature, had previously called the toppling of Silent Sam an act of vandalism.
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The Rubens painting is a tumultuous cascade of bodies sliding, toppling, and free-falling towards the abyss — an unpitying metaphor of our mortality and a prescient evocation of our present situation.
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The wave of female, minority and outsider candidates toppling incumbents in the Democratic Party is also sweeping aside the idea that a politician's public image should be upbeat and utterly conventional.
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Sudan has been undergoing large amounts of upheaval in recent months, including the toppling of longtime leader Omar al-Bashir and ongoing protests and armed mutinies, incidents which have turned deadly.
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He would have been stationed close to the spot where a van packed with explosives was detonated by terrorists who hoped to send the north tower toppling into the south tower.
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The Uzbek Supreme Court's press office said on Wednesday that a provincial court had convicted Aliyev of publicly calling for the toppling of the government and participating in an extremist group.
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On the Apple side of things, Juice WRLD is also toppling some of the hottest names in the game this past week -- including Roddy Ricch, The Weeknd, DaBaby and Trippie Redd.
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News Analysis The toppling of Roseanne Barr — from her racist late-night tweet to the early-morning backlash and ABC's axing of her highly rated show — took less than 12 hours.
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A year after toppling Egypt's first competitively elected leader, Mohamed Mursi of the Muslim Brotherhood, after mass protests against his rule, Sisi won nearly 97 percent of the vote in 2014.
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Although the president nominates the prime minister, that person must reflect the political majority in the National Assembly, France's lower house of Parliament, to avoid a government-toppling motion of censure.
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Tripoli has been hit by fighting between rival armed groups competing over access to public funds and power, part of chaos in Libya since the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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So when the ground shook around noon on Saturday April 25 2015 - toppling buildings in the capital Kathmandu and flattening mud-and-brick homes in remote villages - the destruction was widespread.
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Super Bowl LIII From the Colts toppling the Texans to the pass interference noncall heard 'round the world, the lead-up to this year's Super Bowl had no shortage of drama.
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CARACAS, Venezuela — When President Trump slapped surprise oil sanctions on Venezuela aimed at toppling President Nicolás Maduro, exports plunged and banking froze as the effects hit harder and faster than expected.
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All took over from powerful men: Ms. Biaggi and Ms. Ramos defeated incumbents in the Democratic primary last year, toppling a group of breakaway senators who had long wielded disproportionate influence.
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After toppling that goal — and pulling in $290.5 million globally — "Rogue One" is now poised to be Disney's fourth billion-dollar film of 2016, Erik Davis, managing editor of Fandango, told CNBC.
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In February 2015, ISIS posted a video online showing men with sledgehammers and jackhammers destroying one of the museum's lamassu, and other relics, while others can be seen toppling statue after statue.
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The storm delivered 79 mph wind gusts in the state capital, Raleigh, toppling trees and power lines more than 200 miles inland and dumping rain that led to dozens of dam failures.
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The relationship has also been fraught with public clashes between US diplomats and prosecutors in Kiev over floundering attempts to root out rampant corruption in the country since the toppling of Yanukovych.
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Finally, in 2015, as part of the official process of decommunization, the Ukrainian Parliament passed legislation banning these monuments, triggering a phenomenon known as Leninopad (Leninfall)—the mass toppling of Lenin statues.
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The data suggests Scorpion has a shot at 1 billion streams across platforms by the end of its first week, easily toppling Post Malone's Beerbongs and Bentleys' standing record of 431 million.
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It was still toppling trees with 50-mph (80-kph) winds and bringing life-threatening flash flooding to areas of Georgia and Virginia, still recovering from Hurricane Florence as it marched northeast.
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Zaghari-Ratcliffe, who works for the Thomson Reuters Foundation, is serving a five-year prison sentence for allegedly planning the "soft toppling" of Iran&aposs government while traveling with her young daughter.
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In toppling eighth seed Goffin 7-5 4-6 6-0 6-3 he became the lowest-ranked player to reach the quarter-final at Roland Garros since Ernests Gulbis in 2008.
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Since the toppling of autocrat Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali in 2011, Tunisia's economy has been in crisis and nine cabinets have failed to resolve economic problems, including high inflation and unemployment.
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Some fires in the north of the Bay area were caused by trees toppling into or making contact with PG&E power lines, a report released by state officials in June said.
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The 10 people who allegedly raided the embassy in Madrid belong to a mysterious dissident organization that styles itself as a government-in-exile dedicated to toppling the ruling Kim family dynasty.
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Islamist militant groups, mainly the Afghan Taliban and a local offshoot of Islamic State, have claimed a string of bomb attacks aimed at toppling the Western-backed government of President Ashraf Ghani.
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OPEC member Libya was excluded from the cuts, agreed to late last year, as the country's oil sector fell victim to the unrest that followed the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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It ripped through the mediaeval cathedral on April 15, destroying the roof, toppling the spire and almost bringing down the main bell towers and outer walls before firefighters brought it under control.
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One person's morning coffee order alone isn't toppling the industry, but as more and more people opt for almond or oat in their lattes, the dairy industry is definitely feeling the heat.
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But the toppling of Mr. Morsi by the military in 2013 and the ascendance of Mr. Sisi, a former general, seems to have ushered in a new era for Israeli-Egyptian relations.
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Tripoli has been shaken by more than a week of clashes between rival groups, the latest episode of chaos in the North African country since the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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Sisi departed Cairo, MENA said, to join a two-day conference in Sicily hosted by Italy to find ways to stabilize Libya in turmoil since the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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But after toppling the brutal leader, who had ruled with an iron fist since 1989, the military maintained its grip on power, despite massive protests calling for a handover to civilian rule.
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And then the force of the hurricane tore through, cracking walls, toppling heavy metal fences and flattening cars with lampposts while people, unable or unwilling to evacuate, huddled in closets and stairwells.
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They were trailing Texas by 14 points midway through the second half before winning in overtime, and overcame a similarly late 22-point deficit against Cincinnati before toppling the No. 2 seed.
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After decades of debates and doubts and dissertations and settlements and nondisclosure agreements and whisper networks and stasis and silence, all of a sudden, in one great gust, powerful men are toppling.
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The Bruins defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs in seven games in the first round before toppling the Columbus Blue Jackets, who had swept the Lightning, in six games in the second round.
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A fireball erupted in front of the restaurant, yanking down its sign, toppling the rotisserie and leaving the dead and wounded scattered in the street, according to witnesses and videos posted online.
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A preliminary vote on holding early elections has been scheduled in Parliament on Wednesday, but it seemed unlikely to pass, with no coalition partner eager to be blamed for toppling the government.
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The tournament had a wild finish on Sunday with G2 Esports—a popular, albeit up-and-down North American team—toppling the reigning Rocket League Championship Series champs, Europe's Gale Force Esports.
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In Cincinnati last week, the 26-foot Bertens had her finest career showing, toppling Coco Vandeweghe, Caroline Wozniacki, Anett Kontaveit, Elina Svitolina, Petra Kvitova and, in the finals, top-ranked Simona Halep.
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BAGHDAD — Vice President Mike Pence made an unexpected visit to Iraq on Saturday, arriving as protests aimed at toppling the Iraqi leadership and changing the political system continued to roil the country.
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Mr. Assad is Mr. Putin's ticket to a wider Russian role in the Middle East, and he has said repeatedly that toppling Mr. Assad would only fuel chaos and enable Islamic extremists.
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This year is also the anniversary of the popular movements that swept Eastern Europe in 1989, toppling not only the Berlin Wall but also, ultimately, the Soviet Union itself two years later.
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It was hoped the protests -- and subsequent toppling of a dictator who had ruled for nearly 30 years -- would herald a new era of democracy in the Middle East's most populous country.
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However protests are also common in Tunisia in the month of January, when many people mark the anniversary of the toppling in 2011 of the country's longtime autocratic leader, President Ben Ali.
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It also surveys the changes he has watched roil the food world, like the toppling of the French-chef hegemony and the rise of egalitarian figures like Anthony Bourdain and David Chang.
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Kasatkina, a 19-year-old Russian, stunned top-ranked Angelique Kerber in straight sets in Sydney last week, and came within a point of toppling Garbiñe Muguruza the week before in Brisbane.
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Many Senate Republicans are also skeptical, raising the prospect that Mr. Ryan's tax vision could suffer the same fate as his health plan, toppling under the weight of divisions within his party.
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China teaches us not to be naïve about economic engagement toppling dictators, but on balance tourists and investors would be more of a force for change than a seventh decade of embargo.
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The Ohio race was one of several elections and primaries taking place across the country Tuesday, with a number of progressives hoping to emulate Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in toppling more centrist Democrats.
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The strong winds and heavy rain also caused minor damage around New York City, even toppling a tractor-trailer on the George Washington Bridge and nearly sending it plunging into the Hudson River.
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Though whereas Bush sought to deliberately spark the region's complete transformation by toppling Saddam and promoting democracy, Obama's view is that the Middle East is changing under forces and pressures beyond American control.
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More than 270 people were injured when Tuesday's quake hit the eastern coastal city just before midnight, toppling four buildings, ripping large fissures in roads and unleashing panic among the roughly 100,000 residents.
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Sudan's military has said it will not extradite former President Omar al-Bashir to face justice for accusations of genocide and war crimes, a day after toppling the longtime leader in a coup.
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Since President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi seized power by toppling freely elected Mohamed Mursi, he has presided over a crackdown on his Islamist opponents that has seen hundreds killed and many thousands jailed.
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But markets also want to see whether Britain's opposition parties can agree strategies for toppling Prime Minister Boris Johnson's government or whether Johnson will persuade the EU to return to the negotiating table.
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In his final few engagements, he displayed supreme confidence, toppling a gigantic fort to take out one player and then deftly and without hesitation dispatching his final two opponents with a rocket launcher.
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Kauder's toppling comes after a turbulent few weeks during which coalition partners rowed over the fate of the head of Germany's security service, who had questioned reports of far-right attacks on migrants.
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Nasheed, now in exile in Britain after being allowed out of jail to go there for medical treatment, formed the Maldives United Opposition (MUO) in June with the aim of toppling Yameen's rule.
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Competitors compete to make the most impressive smoke plumes, but few would be able to challenge the world's largest air cannon that can blast massive smoke rings capable of toppling mighty box forts.
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Obama chose to punt -- to "liberate" himself from the responsibility to lead -- and half a million are dead, more than 11 million displaced, with reverberations from the refugee crisis still toppling European leaders.
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And handstands aren't just fun tricks for Instagram: "Holding a handstand also strengthens the core and legs because you must hug and contract everything into center to keep from toppling over," she says.
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The left-leaning Labour Party and its socialist standard-bearer, Jeremy Corbyn, are believed by some prognosticators to be narrowing the contest -- and could now stand an outside shot at toppling May's government.
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Opponents of the regime might use social media and online communication to coordinate among themselves, and appeal to the broader public, perhaps toppling their governments, as happened in Tunisia during the Arab Spring.
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Deep trench work would also be necessary for keeping a wall of that height from toppling, he said, and seismic sensors to detect digging would be wise for preserving its integrity from below.
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Erdogan has accused Gulen, his former ally, of attempting to build a "parallel network" of supporters within the military, police, judiciary, civil service, education and media with the aim of toppling the state.
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The Trump administration's immigration priorities are toppling the dysfunctional status quo in Washington, and the open borders lobby is fighting back by using a playbook that has served it well for many years.
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To do so, he teamed up with former Deputy Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, who Mahathir himself once jailed, to lead a coalition of opposition parties which succeeded in toppling Najib in a landslide.
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But when a large crane being used to construct what will eventually be the aging Tappan Zee's replacement came toppling down on Tuesday, landing squarely across the roadway, something astounding happened: Nobody died.
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It's a doomsday scenario that some Americans have feared since the Cold War: A nuclear bomb hits the US, setting off a flash of light, a giant orange fireball, and building-toppling shockwaves.
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Brazil's toppling of the United States as the world's largest soybean producer stems from logistical improvements, gains from planting second corn as a rotation crop, all of which increase farmer yields, Abiove said.
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About 70 percent of the LIA's $67 billion worth of assets have been frozen under United Nations sanctions since the toppling of veteran ruler Muammar Gaddafi in 2011 pushed the country into turmoil.
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Since toppling Mohamed Mursi of the Muslim Brotherhood in 2013, President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has overseen a crackdown against Islamists and secular opponents in which hundreds have been killed and thousands jailed.
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Atwood's 1985 novel about extremist right-wing Christians toppling the United States government and instituting a sexist fundamentalist society feels painfully relevant in an America where women's reproductive rights are constantly under assault.
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Sundance gathers influencers from entertainment and the media, the very industries that have seen the toppling of male harassers and the exposure of the situations of individual and institutional complicity that protect them.
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In recent years, as the opposition has gained ground — nearly toppling the governing party in 2013 — prosecutors have filed a raft of cases against critics, including opposition figures, a professor and a cartoonist.
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"It was strictly about stopping this would-be authoritarian from becoming president of the US." In essence, they see Trump as an American version of the dictators they're so fond of toppling abroad.
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The prosecutor's office released an audio recording featuring what it said was a conversation between Mr. Saakashvili and Mr. Kurchenko and their aides about the organization of protests aimed at toppling Mr. Poroshenko.
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Not only were insiders divided over what they had spawned – Trumpism – but the network was feeling the heat from new outlets, including Breitbart, that saw Fox News as the establishment that needed toppling.
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Jimmy Hill, the commander of the Alabama division of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, said he had even seen, and been alarmed by, social media posts that proposed toppling monuments to the Rev.
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The coffee industry was decimated after rebel groups marched through those fields in the aftermath of the Rwandan genocide in 1994 and the toppling of Congo's longstanding dictator, Mobutu Sese Seko, in 1997.
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Afterward, many of them swarmed the small stage to pose for selfies with Mr. Scheer, the only politician who has a realistic chance of toppling Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in the country's Oct.
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But after the toppling of Saddam Hussein, he began to align himself with his cousin, Iyad Allawi, who was the interim prime minister in 2004, and eventually joined Iraqiya, his cousin's political party.
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Already, several dozen Democrats voted earlier this year to advance an impeachment resolution against Mr. Trump, and public opinion polls show the idea of toppling the president is hugely popular with Democratic voters.
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But powerful political parties which have dominated Iraqi politics since the 2003 U.S.-led invasion and toppling of dictator Saddam Hussein have not indicated they are willing to relinquish the institutions they control.
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And is his administration, which seems bent on toppling Iran's regime but cannot publicly come up with a plan for the aftermath, ready to handle an Iranian backlash in the region and beyond?
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Just how much Mr. Fillon's scandal has improved the Front's chances of toppling the old order in elections this spring is among the most urgent questions facing France and Europe as a whole.
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Even so, the act of carefully placing oddly-shaped animal figures and other play pieces did produce the same kind of stress one feels when trying to keep a Jenga tower from toppling.
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It&aposs the disaster for which no city is prepared: A nuclear bomb strikes the US, triggering a blinding flash of light, a giant orange fireball, building-toppling shockwaves, and dangerous nuclear fallout.
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Struggle against the powerful, not accommodation of their interests, is how Americans produced the conditions for its greatest social accomplishments like the creation of the welfare state and the toppling of Jim Crow.
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In Durham yesterday, the police also held back; according to the News & Observer, the cops did not arrest anyone, and sheriff's deputies recorded the statue toppling but did not attempt to stop it.
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Spain: Twelve people went on trial for their roles in Catalonia's attempt to secede from Spain in 2017, and Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is scrambling to keep the issue from toppling his leadership.
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This particularly includes Turkey and Saudi Arabia, along with other Gulf states, which are more focused on toppling Assad and on trapping Iran in a quagmire than they are on ending Syria's war.
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It's what we might even think of as a fundamental goal, a toppling of a once-fundamental limitation of robots (or even machines, generally) as a concept: They are only what we make them.
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Through the 1930s and '40s, Ching-ling acted as a covert operative for the Communists, becoming thoroughly Red, and throwing herself into toppling the regime over which her younger sister presided as first lady.
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Allegations of sexual misconduct by individuals such as Weinstein, Lauer and others helped spur the #MeToo movement, which has led to the toppling of powerful men across various industries — including at multiple news organizations.
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Garland's life exemplifies many of the conversations we've been having since October 2017, when the long-standing, long-silent prevalence of sexual misconduct in Hollywood was unearthed, following the toppling of producer Harvey Weinstein.
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I don't think we should go around, necessarily, toppling every dictator in the world — but I also don't think embracing these murderous thugs is going to be the solution to our foreign policy problems.
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According to the church group, the mission team had stopped to get gas for their van that day and while they were waiting inside the vehicle, a tree suddenly came toppling down on it.
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First of all, the robot now includes lateral stability, which means it can roll over small obstacles like thick extension cords, room separators and differing floor materials at almost any speed without toppling over.
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This past year's Globes, which aired in early January, were the first major awards show following the watershed toppling of producer Harvey Weinstein in October 2017 and other male predators in entertainment and beyond.
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While Bush ultimately decided against invading Baghdad and toppling Saddam Hussein, the issue was revisited by his son's administration about a dozen years later, who ultimately made the call to invade Iraq in 2003.
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Its rocket-like shape and armless design make it difficult for it to get back up after toppling over, but today's fall straight into a fountain seems truly like an act of free will.
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This time competition is particularly keen, after a regional election in March which saw the main nationalist party, Sinn Fein, come within an ace of toppling its main unionist rival as the biggest party.
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Emmy speeches about "toppling the patriarchy" aside, Transparent operates largely in a minor key, finding power in quiet images: neatly painted fingernails, a young woman's sea-green hair, the bumps on a turtle's shell.
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Libya managed recently to boost production to 1.3 million bpd, the highest level since 2013 when a wave of blockages and protests started, part of turmoil since the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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Junior quarterback Will Grier passed for 347 yards and two touchdowns Saturday and also rushed for two more scores as West Virginia opened Big 233 play by toppling Kansas 56-34 at Lawrence, Kan.
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Al Shabaab carries out frequent bombings in Mogadishu and other towns aimed at toppling the central government in the Horn of Africa nation and driving out the Africa Union-mandated peace keeping force AMISOM.
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He's already warning that toppling his government could lead to the formation of a leftist coalition, citing a similar shift in government in 1992, which led to the Oslo Peace Accords the following year.
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Protesters, mostly unemployed youth, blame a political elite that has ruled Iraq since the toppling of dictator Saddam Hussein in a 2003 U.S.-led invasion, and demand a complete overhaul of the political system.
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In the rearview mirror, we saw our rooftop bike rack fly onto the highway at 70 miles per hour, landing with a thud, toppling over in the right lane of the highway — luckily deserted.
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His most important recommendation was that the insurgency's leadership, which has operated in exile in Pakistan since the toppling of its regime in 2001, should leave that country to avoid being used as proxies.
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Last week, ISS essentially signaled its supported for Marcato, but stopped short of urging investors to vote outright for the dissidents, for fear of toppling the entire board, a move it considered too harsh.
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The Obama administration's strategy toward Syria — prioritize the fight against ISIS over toppling Assad and partner with allies, both around the world and locally, in order to limit US involvement — has clearly fallen short.
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Clinton, then the secretary of state, had double-crossed Russia by toppling Colonel Qaddafi in what had been billed as a limited, humanitarian intervention, the Russian president has been working to regain influence there.
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He won his seat in 2014 after challenging a long-serving Democrat, Representative John Tierney, in a primary, toppling a lawmaker who had served almost 163 years but was running under an ethical cloud.
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Side Street Rafael Ocasio Barreto refused to leave Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria tore through his part of San Juan, Caño Martin Peña, flooding streets with dirty water, toppling power lines and destroying houses.
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"Trump's policy is aimed at destruction: toppling the Cuban government," said Miguel Alejandro Hayes, 22, who writes for the outlet La Joven Cuba, which published an open letter of complaint to the State Department.
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Days earlier, when the big quake struck, Mr. Rodríguez witnessed the actual catastrophe, a first for him in 17 years of emergency service: the city convulsing beneath his feet, buildings toppling, friends left homeless.
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The risks of firing Mueller Toppling Mueller, with its constitutional implication of a President trying to evade accountability, would make the uproar following former FBI Director James Comey's firing last year pale by comparison.
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More than 250% of stocks in the STOXX 23 were trading in the red with many toppling from record highs, wiping out around 180 billion euros of market capitalisation from the European share index.
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Removing these monuments is not a simple toppling of a few stones, but rather, is an intensive surgery, removing a mass that has taken deep root in the political body of the United States.
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More than a week after the catastrophic fire shook France and gripped the world, toppling the cathedral's spire and leading to an outpouring of support, investigators are still seeking a cause of the blaze.
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Ouchie-mama. Weigh-ins nowadays are a shitshow by requirement—a couple of dudes, bordering on violence, puffing themselves up to the point of toppling over—but this one just might take the cake.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel's government is in disarray due to a fight within her conservative bloc over migrant policy which risks toppling her coalition after her interior minister threatened to resign on Sunday.
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Why it matters: If their tech works as envisioned, the firm GBatteries could help EVs go mainstream by toppling a major barrier to ultra-fast charging: electrode damage that degrades the life expectancy of batteries.
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Of course all of your favorite activities from past games will be there too: covert assassinations, toppling authority, and exploring for new weapons and armor will factor heavily into Odyssey when it arrives Oct. 5.
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Castro studied law at the university in the late 1940s and early 1950s, when it was a hotbed of leftist politics, setting him on the path that led to his toppling of Batista in 1959.
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But the gnome appears to be too heavy for the green-fingered thief and he can then be seen toppling head first through a neighbour&aposs trellis fence as he tries to flee the scene.
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Its revelation sent a shockwave throughout the soccer world, toppling three generations of leadership in FIFA's regional confederations overseeing North and South America, and leading to the resignation of the sport's governing body, Sepp Blatter.
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The North African country is in the middle of a deep economic crisis since the toppling of autocrat Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali in 2011 threw Tunisia into turmoil with unemployment and inflation shooting up.
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Video footage sent by Macau residents to Reuters showed a man struggling to keep his head above water in an enclosed car park filled with debris, a truck toppling over and pedestrians flung across pavements.
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LISBON (Reuters) - Hurricane Alex weakened to a tropical storm on Friday after making landfall in Portugal's Azores archipelago, where it caused little damage, mainly toppling trees, briefly cutting power in some villages and flooding homes.
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Gold told Israel Radio on Sunday that his Chadian hosts told him that they had cut off ties 44 years prior under Libyan pressure, a factor removed with the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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The craft beer world, with its bottles and cans known as "White Whales," has spun off such a thriving resale market that a single bottle of Toppling Goliath's Vanilla Bean Assassin allegedly sold for $5,000.
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The U.S.-led invasion of Iraq, which deposed long-time dictator Saddam Hussein, and the 2011 toppling of Moammar Gadhafi's Libyan regime -- helped by an international coalition bombing campaign -- left Moscow deprived of key allies.
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Conversations about sexual harassment have snowballed in recent months, unleashed by the #MeToo movement that started in Hollywood and has spread across a myriad of workplaces, sparking investigations and toppling hundreds of high-profile men.
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Removing the Zimmer frame was always going to send it toppling, and so it has toppled: public-sector employment has fallen and, unlike in much of Britain, the private sector has not filled the gap.
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One of these same type of K9 units employed by the SPCA was brutally attacked by a drunken man, toppling the 400 pound robot on patrol in a Silicon Valley parking lot earlier this year.
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The group has sought refuge in the southern desert of Libya, a country in turmoil since the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011, and recently stepped up attacks in several cites including the capital Tripoli.
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Illustrated by Fred Harper, it showed MSD's Emma Gonzalez and David Hogg, along with Naomi Wadler -- who at 11 was the youngest speaker at the March For Your Lives protest -- toppling the National Rifle Association.
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At the time, Obama's caution was seen as a sign of foreign policy realism following the Bush administration's idealist approach to the Middle East, which sparked chaos after the toppling of Saddam Hussein in Iraq.
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The violence has thrown into doubt a U.N. plan for an April 14-16 conference to plan elections as a way out of the anarchy since the Western-backed toppling of Gaddafi eight years ago.
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Dozens of people have been killed in fighting engulfing Tripoli as rival armed groups vie for power and money in the chaos persisting in the oil producer since the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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Venezuela's Information Ministry did not respond to requests for comment about the allegations but the government of President Nicolas Maduro often says the congress is part of an economic war aimed at toppling the government.
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When protesters first started toppling generations-old regimes in nearby Egypt and Tunisia in early 2011, the Assad government ramped up its targeting of journalists, including expelling much of the foreign press from the country.
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In a new memoir, "She Wants It: Desire, Power and Toppling the Patriarchy," out this week, Mx. Soloway writes tenderly of Mr. Tambor, of his deft exploration of Maura's character, of which Carrie happily approved.
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France, under his leadership, played a prominent role in the NATO-led campaign of airstrikes that ultimately led to the toppling of Colonel Qaddafi and his death at the hands of Libyan rebels in 2011.
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Nearly two decades after engineers completed consolidation work to keep the tower from toppling over, officials monitoring the monument said recently that its famed tilt had been further reduced by 4 centimeters, or 1.5 inches.
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KAY HANLEY (Letters to Cleo lead singer) We're all arranged on top of this postage-stamp-sized roof with chicken wire the only thing protecting us from toppling to our deaths into the Puget Sound.
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And in times of financial strain, suppliers that have the power to put the squeeze on a struggling company are more willing to offer flexible financial terms than let everything come toppling down at once.
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Now, Steyer's aides say he has committed spending at least $100 million on his presidential bid in the hopes of toppling another billionaire, Trump, who defied political conventions to win the White House in 2016.
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Eilish's "Bad Guy" rose from No. 2 to No. 1, finally toppling the country rap song featuring Billy Ray Cyrus, which had a record-breaking 19-week run at the top of the Hot 100.
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The shock was how powerfully good, at 73, Ms. Franklin sounded — so good that you worried ecstasy would send Ms. King toppling off the balcony, so good that Mr. Obama wiped tears from his eyes.
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The toppling of one of President Trump's cabinet picks was a victory for Democrats, unions and liberal groups that had been attacking Mr. Puzder's business record and his character since he was chosen in December.
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Fans were so excited to see Ryan Reynolds at a recent event in Brazil that the star was nearly crushed by a toppling barricade — but luckily, the actor and everyone involved made it out unharmed.
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While Trump goes into both South Carolina and Nevada with a significant advantage following a strong victory in New Hampshire, strategists see Cruz as the candidate with the best chance of toppling the front-runner.
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The strike was the biggest since the assassination of opposition politician Chokri Belaid in February 2013, when Tunisia was navigating a rocky transition to democracy after the toppling of autocrat Ben Ali two years earlier.
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The crowd erupts in cheers as people take turns kicking the sculpted soldier, whose dramatic fall calls to mind the toppling of statues of Saddam Hussein in Iraq and Lenin in Ukraine in recent years.
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"It would limit our space in deciding our future," he said at a protest with leaders of the 2014 demonstrations that stalled a trade pact with China and were key in toppling the Nationalists from power.
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The latest and most powerful earthquake struck near the city of Kumamoto, toppling buildings and bridges, shredding sections of landmarks into piles of debris, and sending frightened residents fleeing from their homes and into the night.
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Offering some fuel for Republicans looking to poke holes in Clinton's time at the State Department, Obama said his biggest failure as president was not to plan for the aftermath of toppling Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi.
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General-turned-president Abdel Fattah al-Sisi launched the toughest crackdown on Islamists in Egypt's modern history after toppling President Mohamed Mursi of the Brotherhood in mid-2013 following protests against his turbulent year in office.
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Since toppling elected president Mohamed Mursi of the Muslim Brotherhood in mid-2013, general-turned-president Abdel Fattah Sisi has overseen a crackdown on opposition in which hundreds of Brotherhood supporters were killed and thousands jailed.
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Providence has long been eliminated from contention for a Big East regular-season crown, but it has done a fine job lately of denying the few remaining conference foes with a small chance of toppling Villanova.
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Anchorage, Alaska, saw sizzling temperatures on Thursday, hitting 203ºF degrees and toppling the city's all-time record-high temperature by 5 degrees, as well as the daily record of 77ºF for July 4, according to Weather.com.
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The 35-year-old, who suffered a heartbreaking defeat in the 2014 final when he held a match point against Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov, this time saved one in a tense tiebreak shootout before toppling the Croat.
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The oil producer has two governments, a U.N.-backed one in Tripoli and an eastern-based administration allied to the House of Representatives, part of a power struggle since the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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But in the era of 1990s peacekeeping missions and humanitarian interventions, it was easy to imagine a world full of evil dictators who deserved toppling if only some heavily-armed badasses were up to the job.
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Johnson forced the playoff by sinking a sharply-breaking downhill 17-foot par putt at the final regulation hole, his ball catching the right edge of the cup and toppling in at the par-four 18th.
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The third job is to make enough trouble in national politics, especially for the CDU, for Bavarians to feel important—but without actually toppling a Christian Democrat chancellor (without whom the CSU would also be powerless).
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" The process toward a democratic government since the toppling of long-time dictator Moammar Gadhafi five years ago "remains precarious," Kobler said, telling journalists after the meeting that the "political process is slow like a snail.
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Despite Atwood's Canadian origins, main character Offred (Elisabeth Moss) — whom I will continue calling June, because that's her real name — is in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where the the America-toppling Republic of Gilead appears to be based.
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While the internet is very much a toppling pile of useless digital trash, every so often, when the source tags and codes align just right, it produces something truly wonderful that we didn't realize we needed.
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On her way to the final in Madrid, she won four straight three-set matches, toppling Agnieszka Radwanska, Caroline Garcia, Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova and Sorana Cirstea, coming back from a set down in three of those matches.
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The Uruguayan, who beat Carreno Busta in the final of the claycourt event last year, broke twice in the first five games to seal the first set before toppling his opponent in a second set tiebreak.
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Though Scott was recently arrested for inciting a riot while performing in Arkansas, he dropped three new tracks on his SoundCloud yesterday, so he doesn't seem to be slowing his crown-toppling pace any time soon.
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The show includes two Old Lyme landscapes by Matilda Browne (the Griswold museum will devote a retrospective to her next year), one of them depicting her suffragist friend Katharine Ludington in the midst of toppling peonies.
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PG&E recorded a $2.5 billion in pre-tax expense for the second quarter related to last year's fires after a report said some of them were sparked by trees toppling into PG&E power lines.
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He made delightful use of his bodily dissonance, the trait that lets him send some would-be defender toppling over the endline with a hip-check while his hands let go of a silky finger-roll.
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After suffering a smothering unanimous decision loss to perennial lightweight contender Khabib Nurmagomedov, dos Anjos embarked on a run of impressive victories—toppling the likes of Jason High, former UFC champion Benson Henderson and Nate Diaz.
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The United States initially called for Mr. Assad to leave power, and supplied cash and guns to the rebels seeking to oust him, but gave up hope long ago that they would prevail in toppling him.
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In "The Fall," which is directed by Clare Stopford, we are invited to share the perspectives of Cape Town University students who came together in the spring of 2015 to demand the toppling of Rhodes's statue.
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"The outrage in the public over the levels of real and perceived corruption must be addressed by this Parliament," he said, adding that the proper response was independent oversight, not toppling Mr. Zuma and his cabinet.
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In later episodes, especially, the show develops a creepy tendency to conflate Chris's legitimate grievances—her fury about how male desire is celebrated and female desire ignored—with the notion that she's a patriarchy-toppling disruptor.
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In August 2011, Libyan protesters overran the compound of Muammar el-Qaddafi in Tripoli, dismantling the head of a statue in his likeness, and toppling an iconic statue of a golden fist crushing a fighter plane.
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However, the challenge of toppling one of the top seeds was a task too far for a player who, before Sunday, had earned a grand total of $352,674 prize money after 11 years as a professional.
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"The entire Middle East is going up in flames, entire countries are toppling, terrorism is raging and for an entire hour the secretary of state attacks the only democracy in the Middle East," Mr. Netanyahu said.
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The documents also reveal that Indonesian army intermediaries told Western embassies they were considering toppling then president Sukarno less than a fortnight after the killing of six generals by rebel military personnel that sparked the bloodletting.
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At least 183 people are dead after Typhoon Phanfone, known locally as Typhoon Ursula, barreled into the country's central islands, toppling transmission towers, tearing off roofs, damaging homes and disrupting flights during the busy Christmas period.
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"What we are seeing with the evolution of the glacier is irrefutable proof of global warming and climate change and the toppling of an entire ecosystem," Macron said in a speech after going up the glacier.
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The presence, crucial to the unfolding narrative, of a tall if rickety ladder contains shivery echoes of Ibsen's "The Master Builder," another play in which a female outsider sends a male protagonist toppling to his doom.
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Yet at the end of the day, Mr. Guaidó fell short of the prize he sought: the toppling of President Nicolás Maduro, who has relied on force, intimidation and widely discredited elections to remain in power.
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A six-and-a-half feet tall sculpture by Antony Gormley installed on a rocky and wave-battered beach in Kimmeridge Bay on England's south coast is unlikely to be reinstalled after toppling a second time.
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Category 5, the strongest rating on the Saffir-Simpson scale, signifies sustained winds exceeding 156 mph (251 kph) with potentially "catastrophic" outcomes – causing water and electricity outages, toppling trees and power lines, and rendering property uninhabitable.
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Willa's fierce winds eased as the storm barreled inland over Mexico early on Wednesday, unleashing heavy rains after causing power outages and toppling trees on the coast, though no deaths have been reported, officials and forecasters said.
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No longer the enemy who once delighted in toppling Japanese skyscrapers, Godzilla is cast as an unlikely eco-warrior battling to defeat the Titan menace — led by the three-headed King Ghidorah — and save humanity from itself.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Rockers Green Day debuted at the top of the weekly U.S. Billboard 21 album chart on Monday, toppling Solange Knowles from No. 2500 and edging out new entries from Norah Jones and One Republic.
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The British leader has vowed to fight on, on Sunday warning that toppling her risked delaying Britain's EU exit, and has said the future partnership agreement will help ensure the government delivers on the 2016 Brexit vote.
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While he admits that ISIS "can do a lot of damage," he's also correct that ISIS isn't capable of actually toppling the US; in fact, it's actually losing control of its own territory in Syria and Iraq.
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But he is likely to face questions about Trump's remarks and actions, including a temporary ban on travel to the United States and for saying America should have seized Iraq's oil after toppling Saddam Hussein in 2003.
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I had a good time watching it, but I could always see the filmmakers just offscreen, holding up the big table the Legos were scattered across, sweating and straining to keep the whole thing from toppling over.
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In summation, I'm on the fence, and probably won't come toppling down any time soon; as much as I dislike the idea of being crushed to death under my piles of Amebix albums, I still love them.
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