Two senior police sources told Reuters some of the men who attacked the protesters had triad backgrounds including from the powerful Wo Shing Wo, Hong Kong's oldest triad society, and the 14K, another large, well-known triad.
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The Triad should become a strategic "pentagon," including active and passive defenses to ensure Triad and societal survivability, about which more later.
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Moreover, reposturing the Triad would not solve the fundamental problem — that the march of military technology is trending against Triad survivability, favoring aggressors.
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Triad laid off staff earlier this yearOn September 26, the Tampa Bay Times reported that Triad laid off an unspecified number of employees.
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Second, he doesn't appear to know any of the major policy questions surrounding the nuclear triad, or even what the nuclear triad is.
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It will also broadcast Triad Princess, a Chinese-language original from Taiwan in which the protagonist seeks independence in defiance of her Triad father.
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We must reverse this technological trend by adding two more legs to the Triad — active and passive defenses — turning the Triad into a strategic Pentagon.
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At times, the harmonies brush against traditional tonality: a D-minor triad on a guitar here, an E-flat-major triad in the voices there.
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"I questioned the triad, and I cannot solve the deterrent problem reducing it from a triad," Mattis said, according to a report by Military Times.
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In 2014, Hong Kong's anti-triad police units investigated triad gang attacks on protesters during pro-democracy demonstrations that shut down parts of the city for 79 days.
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According to the suit, Triad reduced the estimated net ad revenue that Walmart would receive from Triad in 2016 from $200 million to $150 million without WPP's knowledge.
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"There is no question that out of the three elements of the triad, the Minuteman missiles are at a stage now where they're probably the most antiquated of the triad," he said.
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Hong Kong's anti-triad police units in 2014 investigated the role of triad gangs attacking protesters during the pro-democracy demonstrations that shut down parts of the city for 79 days that year.
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The Triad will be out May 20 on Rough Trade.
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"But the participants were not all triad members," he said.
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Triad did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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Police sources say some of these men had triad backgrounds.
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It is a triad fight, and not a normal confrontation.
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The Triad is the organized crime network of Hong Kong.
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Classic information security is a triad: confidentiality, integrity, and availability.
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The bankruptcy meant companies like Triad Building Specialties didn't get paid.
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The New York City production will debut at the Triad Theatre.
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"The message is a paid message," Whiteheart told Triad City Beat.
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"Historically speaking, with a triad, there's someone left out," Brateman says.
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No triad wants his men locked up for 25 years now.
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And while today's anti-triad cops struggle to keep abreast of the ever-shifting crime syndicates, Centinel is one of the few organizations in the world that still has a finger on the pulse of triad activity.
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Assume this triad is duplicated on the opposite side of the truck.
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"A triad or a throuple, is three in a relationship," Blue said.
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Play with the interactive soundboard here, and pre-order The Triad here.
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These notes form a major triad so we're gonna get technical here.
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The Pentagon reports that China is close to building a nuclear triad.
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He does not appear to understand the concept of America's nuclear triad.
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Mendoza defeated Humphries in just 218 rounds, and the triad was complete.
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Trump doesn't know how NATO works or what the nuclear triad is.
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" Hypothermia is one part of what physicians call "the triad of death.
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His holding company in the United States, Triad America, filed for bankruptcy.
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That political triad will leave them with a splendid opportunity for success.
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Hong Kong's anti-triad police units in 2014 investigated the role of triad gangs attacking protesters on the streets of Mong Kok during the 'Occupy' pro-democracy demonstrations that shut down parts of the city for 79 days.
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Above, clockwise from top left: The Symphony Leather Satchel ($98), the Espressivo Faux Leather Saddle Bag ($118), the Symphony Faux Leather Clutch ($78), the Triad Faux Leather Tote ($218) and the Triad Leather Satchel ($248); all available at nordstrom.com.
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Merkel, May and Hillary would be a wonderful triad to rule the world.
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" At minimum, absent a credible nuclear triad, we will need a "Fortress America.
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He can't identify the nuclear triad, the American strategic nuclear arsenal's delivery system.
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Some experts question whether the U.S. still needs all legs of the triad.
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Pakistan is working on sea-launched cruise missiles to complete its own triad.
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Russia's new air defenses make the air-based part of our triad weaker.
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He adds that the naval part of the nuclear triad -- the triad is a military force structure consisting of nuclear weapons launched from land, naval submarines and strategic aircraft -- is at an advantage over Russia due to its weak military.
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A deadly sniper was on the loose in the Haditha Triad in Anbar Province.
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This came up, for instance, when he didn't know what the nuclear triad was.
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For example, in late July, suspected Triad gangsters attacked protesters in a subway station.
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"I think there's tremendous support on the Senate side for the triad," said Sen.
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SANGER: Well that raises the question whether we need that part of the triad?
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I am an HIV-positive, polyamorous-oriented gay man in an open triad relationship.
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Animal Collective's different career segments basically illustrated one of each of the kraut triad.
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Today, the three of us openly live together as a triad, raising our kids.
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Jeremy Mullins, of the Holder-Mullins triad, was in the room for the discussion.
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Collins responded to the decision Wednesday night with a triad of testy tweets: 4.
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There is no mafia guy, there is no triad guy, there is no prostitute.
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However, Defense Secretary James Mattis has reiterated the administration's support for the nuclear triad.
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This system obviously doesn't work if all three legs of the triad aren't functioning.
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The "dark triad" was first coined by two psychologists in 2002, although the concepts have been around for ages, explains Ernest O'Boyle, PhD, associate professor of organizational behavior and human resources at Indiana University's Kelley School of Business, who studies the dark triad.
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Sony's PSVR system goes on sale Thursday, completing the consumer virtual-reality triad of 2016.
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School investigated the problem Triad Middle School was aware of the bullying problem, Feucht said.
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One example: the Triad Startup Lab, which is part of the Greensboro Partnership Entrepreneur Connection.
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The nuclear triad covers the three ways that the United States can launch nuclear weapons.
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The activists, in a later statement, said the assailants had been "pro-Beijing triad members".
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Another example was when my co-questioner Hugh Hewitt asked Trump about the nuclear triad.
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Both The Winter Hymn and The Triad (out May 93) are released by Rough Trade.
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And the crowning glory of Kennedy's triad came with his 2015 opinion in Obergefell v.
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Is it time to reduce the triad to a diad, removing the land‐based missiles?
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Walmart took its ad-sales business in-house last year after outsourcing it to Triad.
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Cooper dedicates most of his books to the hearth-warming triad of wife and daughters.
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Still, they continued, and formed their first triad in 22014 with a woman Billy met.
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The triad refers to the ability to deliver nuclear weapons by land, sea and air.
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That is the deterrent nuclear Triad we are seeking to rebuild over the next decade.
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GBSD will thus ensure the continued credibility of the land-based leg of the Triad.
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The Navy's ballistic missile submarines are one of three legs of the U.S. nuclear triad.
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The United States is in the process of updating all three aspects of the nuclear triad.
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That's the kind of next-level experience Weber was trying to generate while making The Triad.
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Who can forget his utter incoherence when asked about the nuclear triad a few debates back.
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According to the Triad Business Journal, the largest employers in the area are Spectrum, Walmart Inc.
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He also appeared to not know what the "nuclear triad" was during a Republican presidential debate.
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Remember when he as a candidate had NO idea what the phrase "nuclear triad" referred to?
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But happiness is the only word in the Declaration of Independence triad that doesn't stand alone.
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The exhibition is built on a triad of traditional painting genres: still life, landscape, and portraiture.
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Other research has drawn links to the dark triad of personality disorders: psychopathy, Machiavellianism and narcissism.
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The Triad includes CNN's fact-checkers and its standards team, both of which approved the article.
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The GBSD is one leg of the nation's nuclear triad — land, sea and air-based capabilities.
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Other research has drawn links to the dark triad of personality disorders: psychopathy, Machiavellianism and narcissism.
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U.S. missile submarines at sea were the only Triad deterrent relatively invulnerable during the Cold War.
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It's not clear, in this mostly incoherent answer, that Trump actually knows what the triad is.
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Much of that research is focused on prosecutors, jurors, and judges, the triad that puts people away.
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Allegations of collusion between communists and Hong Kong's triad gangs have a long history in the territory.
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At the low-end are the $79.99 triad of macro lenses in the "Macro Pro Lens" set.
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" In January, it kicked off production for two more originals, called "Triad Princess" and "The Ghost Bride.
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Trump seemed unaware of what the triad entails and responded instead with an attack on President Obama.
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Violence has erupted between the police and protesters, protesters with differing opinions and suspected triad gang members.
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That would give China a complete "triad" of nuclear weaponry, launchable from the air, land and sea.
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The traditional academic way of thinking about information security is as a triad: confidentiality, integrity and availability.
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First, Trump's signature issue is a triad of illegal immigration, illegal residency and crime by illegal immigrants.
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Some — like eldest daughter Sarah (Amy Landecker) finding herself drawn into a polyamorous triad — work very well.
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Several months earlier, The Wall Street Journal reported that Walmart rival Target initiated talks to acquire Triad.
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But he soon runs afoul of a triad and is pulled back into a life of violence.
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Put together what Pagliarini calls a "financial triad": an attorney, a tax person, and a financial adviser.
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Russia has been modernizing its nuclear arsenal, and China has a nuclear triad "for the first time."
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Triad of abandonment Trump's Paris announcement needs to be seen through a broader lens as well, as part of a triad of abandonment -- including the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the Iran nuclear deal -- that the President has engineered with little regard for the impact on America's diplomatic standing.
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Observers suggest Mattis could force the Pentagon to rethink the nuclear triad and other land-based missile systems.
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I can't confirm it, but the next day he said he thought they were part of a triad.
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Typically these conditions of the atopic triad run together—you often see them all in a single patient.
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Brazilian pundits talk about the triad of "Bible, bullets, and beef": religious conservatives, gun rights activists, and agribusiness.
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Paying attention to mental health is critical for preventing and addressing female athlete triad, Neal added by email.
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In an interview with Triad City Beat, he told the paper he was there as a food tourist.
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This exchange occurs in an interaction known as the resonant triad, which is probably easier to just visualize.
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It's only when the major or minor third is added between them that it becomes the respective triad.
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She speculates that an inbuilt, unconscious ability to perceive dark triad traits may confer women an evolutionary advantage.
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U.S. officials have noted that America's nuclear modernization is lagging behind Russia's upgrade of its own nuclear triad.
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Police spokespeople didn't respond to Reuters questions about triad involvement or any aspect of their operation that night.
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So, of course, the logical fourth party to join that triad of major Hollywood tentpole production is...Nickelodeon?
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Police have yet to respond to Reuters' questions whether they are specifically investigating triad involvement in Sunday's violence.
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Technological advances in command, control, communications and intelligence (C28503I) simplify the problem of attacking all Triad legs simultaneously.
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In February, the company ended a longtime deal with WPP's Triad, which previously handled ad sales for Walmart.
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" He added: "The Triad opens the structure to more human ways of interacting, not digitized ways of interacting.
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Here, the artworks reflect each other, with the broom/hand/wand triad conjuring a mystical hand at work.
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It was one of few places we found able deal with both our triad and Alex's bipolar disorder.
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Ryzinski, 32, is a senior client director at Triad Retail Media, an advertising agency in St. Petersburg, Fla.
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A few attendees, like the Holder-Mullins triad, were married and dating and had at least one child.
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That became especially clear when Hewitt followed up, pressing Trump to answer the actual question about the triad.
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Rather, they used photographs of men who'd shown high levels of dark triad traits after completing a personality assessment (all of us have these characteristics to greater or lesser extents.) Consistent with earlier research, her team found that women dislike the faces of men who score highly on dark triad traits.
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U.S. modernization of its nuclear triad of intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs), missile submarines and bombers armed with safe, reliable and effective nuclear weapons, in numbers sufficient to maintain rough parity with at least the Russian nuclear triad, is imperative to the deterrence of world war and survival of the free world.
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The use of the Societies Ordinance, a colonial-era law used mainly against triad gangs, has fuelled such concerns.
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In the 19th century, Orthodoxy was incorporated into an ideological triad of the state, along with nationalism and autocracy.
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U.S. officials have also noted that America's nuclear modernization is lagging behind Russia's upgrade of its own nuclear triad.
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Russia also possesses a nuclear "triad," meaning it's able to deploy its nuclear arsenal through land, sea, and air.
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To supporters, eliminating that part of the triad would be like sawing one leg off a three-legged stool.
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Research shows that women are at greater risk of stress fractures, in part because of the female athlete triad.
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It is as if each three-padded triad is an actual laying of a flower onto the water's surface.
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Oliver first turned to the Catheter Cowboy in February in an attempt to explain the nuclear triad to Trump.
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Risking their future, our fellow citizens have braved batons, tear gas, rubber bullets and even slashing by triad members.
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The Trump administration is conducting a nuclear posture review that will debate whether the U.S. should maintain the triad.
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With the severe black poncho, the symbols and performance made a powerful triad of tradition, contemporary imagining, and functionality.
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America will replace every leg of its nuclear triad over the next 30 years, at an estimated cost of $1.2trn.
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The German producer will drop The Triad on May 20, his first solo studio album since 2010's Black Noise.
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By filming and sharing the videos, triad members were sending a message about the price of disloyalty, the officers said.
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There are a group of measurements in psychology alluringly known as the Dark Triad, which gauge Machiavellianism, Narcissism, and Psychopathy.
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It will also guide modernization plans for the nuclear triad, a three-pronged nuclear defense arsenal, over the next decade.
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The Congressional Budget Office estimates it will cost $400 billion to update the nuclear triad over the next 10 years.
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The three main components of the nuclear triad consist of manned bombers, intercontinental ballistic missiles, and submarine-launched ballistic missiles.
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He had no answer, presumably because he didn't know what the nuclear triad is (air, land and sea nuclear capability).
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Even better, there's Byron Mann's performance as Uncle Six, a ruthless triad boss who has a long history with Kai.
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More than half the Sunday flights at Raleigh-Durham International Airport and Piedmont Triad International Airport were also called off.
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The tightly wound plot brings together a triad of characters in a smart way, and the mythological storytelling is superb.
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"I've questioned the triad," Mattis told reporters flying with him to Minot Air Force Base, according to The Associated Press.
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AdAge reported in February that Walmart would take digital ad sales and analytics work previously handled by Triad in-house.
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Triad currently employs more than 600 people across four offices in Florida, New York, Illinois, and Arkansas, according to LinkedIn.
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The U.S. can deliver nukes by bomber, intercontinental missile and submarine — the three legs of the so-called nuclear triad.
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Meanwhile, Jon and I were sent to family therapy and family group therapy, as well as individual and "triad" counseling.
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From the ashes of Sleeping Dogs 2 came Triad Wars, a free-to-play, multiplayer-centric take on Sleeping Dogs.
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Researchers have long documented the impact of narcissism, psychopathy, and Machiavellianism (better known as the Dark Triad) on the workplace.
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It will also look at the modernization plans for the nuclear triad, a three-pronged nuclear defense arsenal, he said.
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The American nuclear deterrent is designed to have three components — submarines, bombers, and land-based missiles — known as the triad.
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Now, with "Me the People: The Trump America Musical" at the Triad, cabaret has gotten in on the lampoon action.
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If he wants to win a meaningful chunk of the black vote, he needs to focus on this triad: 1.
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The bass instruments drone on the tonic while the violins weave sixteenth notes around the other notes of the triad.
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For each of the 25 people walking with the Holders-Mullins triad in the Atlanta Pride Parade, polyamory works differently.
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By contrast, Mr. Kehler argued that the triad should be maintained because it posed almost insurmountable problems for any adversary.
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Of course, this won't end the debate as to what that means in practice for each leg of the triad.
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In 2013, the Army issued Fitbit Flex wristbands to some 2,200 soldiers as part of its "Performance Triad" program, Military.
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Silo-based ICBMs are one leg of the US nuclear triad, which also consists of bombers and nuclear-armed submarines.
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This is the first time I would reveal it ... the Philippines today is a client state of the Bamboo triad.
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The nuke triad, which Trump doesn't have a clue about, has been the single greatest contributor to global peace for decades.
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The "dark triad," a set of three socially aversive personality traits: narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy, all wrapped up in one person.
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Opponents of replacing the nuclear cruise missile have argued that its missions could be handled by other legs of the triad.
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I speak of Smart Reply, Google's answer, in the form of a triad of autogenerated responses, to the problem of email.
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The House hearing also provided updates for key programs involving the nation's nuclear triad, which includes land, sea and air elements.
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We learn about the oldest triad in Republic City and how the different cultures treated LGBTQ men and women through history.
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The combat triad were also heavy in that participants were engaging in the most violent form of athletics at the time.
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But triad or diad, what's needed in the nuclear domain is readiness, reliability, safety and a whole lot of new thinking.
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We both know that you know as much about climate change as you did about abortion rights and the nuclear triad.
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Also, endorse a nuclear triad, but debate and perhaps scale back other parts of Pentagon's and Department of Energy's nuclear plans.
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Protesters denied coming to Yuen Long to pick a fight but insisted that if triad members turned up they were ready.
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There are signs that the triad of care using doctors, nurses and the latest technology could help patients with multiple conditions.
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This conception of consciousness and motivation helped him build out the triad of digital simulations that were shown at MoMA PS1.
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"The sentence reflects the gravity of the offence," said chief inspector of the Organised Crime and Triad Bureau, Tse Tsz-kwan.
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Medical students are inculcated with the famous triad of conditions that predispose patients to clots, and Geraldine had all of them.
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Moscow is playing catch-up with the far superior United States forces, modernizing all three arms of its own nuclear triad.
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Expect "some new spoofs on the current theater season" following the departure from the Triad, the show's creator, Gerard Alessandrini, said.
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" Cruz, for his part, added on Tuesday that of the three legs of the triad, "the most important is our subs.
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While it may appear that gender impacted the differences in the Dark Triad traits across majors, (since, for example, more men majored in business/economics than in psychology), the study's authors insist that didn't happen because the sample included more female law students than male, and they also scored higher in the Dark Triad traits than psychology students.
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The special thing about people with the dark triad is that they possess "sub-clinical" levels of all three traits, he says.
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Chances are you're thinking of at least one person in your life — or someone in the news — who fits the dark triad.
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A meme he has made that involves the holy triad of Shutterstock image, corporate food brand, and an ironically bad text overlay.
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The remaining three banners reprise characters from Goya's prints superimposed over the modern printer's triad of primary colors: cyan, magenta and yellow.
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That detailed development contract allows the companies to continue work on the long range standoff weapon yet another leg of the triad.
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The group also reiterated demands for an investigation into police actions and attacks by suspected triad gangsters on civilians on July 21.
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"The Triad opens the structure to more human ways of interacting, not digitized ways of interacting," said Weber in a press release.
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That doesn't mean this speedy triad should be demoted or even stuffed in glass as a "Break-in-Case-of-Emergency" axe.
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Earlier, Mr. Obama and his aides also decided against eliminating one element of the "triad" of land-, air- and submarine-launched weapons.
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He also worries about scenarios that encourage the character traits that psychologists refer to as "the dark triad": narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy.
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"He says, 'Of course we've got a nuclear triad and our biggest problem is we haven't been using it enough,'" Paul continued.
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China, which has 290 nuclear weapons, appears to be moving toward having its own nuclear triad, the Pentagon warned in May 2019.
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" Triad Wars was eventually killed off in January 2016, with the studio admitting "we know it wasn't right for many of you.
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That same year, she was defeated by Phyllis Kugler, making this triad of female champions inextricably connected in a small fighting community.
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The ad subjects range from the nuclear triad to the name of Tiffany Trump, whose existence her father often seems to forget.
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So the triad decides to kidnap every bald chef in Chinatown, which should obviously cue the apocalyptic battle of the bald chefs!
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"Whatever causes they claim they are fighting for can never justify such triad-like behavior," he added, referring to organized crime groups.
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In the long term, the Space Force will become the third leg of a triad that includes NASA and commercial space companies.
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"This weapon will modernize the air-based leg of the nuclear triad," the Air Force secretary, Heather Wilson, said in a statement.
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They receive the rest of their budget from the triad: the Spanish Ministry of Culture, Catalonia's cultural department, and Barcelona City Hall.
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" So one of the greatest barriers to treating women with the triad, the authors write, is "overcoming the psychological component of their condition.
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The only way to make sure we have some type of stability in this environment is what I consider to be a triad.
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"This weapon will modernize the air-based leg of the nuclear triad," said Secretary of the Air Force Heather Wilson in a statement.
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The Triad will be out on May 20 via Rough Trade, and follows the lead-up EP The Winter Hymn, released in February.
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The 6,000-tonne boat will provide India with the third leg of its nuclear "triad"—it already has land- and air-launched nukes.
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" Secretary of the Air Force Heather Wilson said, "We are moving forward with modernization of the ground-based leg of the nuclear triad.
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Pro-democracy lawmaker Claudia Mo said there was "more than apparent" involvement from the triad, a branch of organized crime in Hong Kong.
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Along with the United States, France, Russia and China, it is one of the few countries believed to have acquired the nuclear "triad".
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The third leg of the triad is thought to have been added in 1999, when Israel received the first of six planned submarines.
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Some politicians and activists have long linked Hong Kong's shadowy network of triad criminal gangs to political intimidation and violence in recent years.
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He survived, and two men with triad links -- Yip Kim-wah and Wong Chi-wah -- were arrested and charged with grievous bodily harm.
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Staffers also stressed the bill would not eliminate a leg of the triad, which refers to the three methods of delivering nuclear warheads.
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The Trump administration seeks to build on the commitments made by previous Democratic and Republican administrations to maintain and adapt the nuclear triad.
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The NPR also chooses to keep all three legs of the nuclear triad: intercontinental ballistic missiles, bomber aircraft and submarine launched ballistic missiles.
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"The state of the nuclear triad that plays a key role in keeping strategic parity was maintained at the proper level," he said.
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Law students scored "substantially higher" on all Dark Triad traits than psychology students, but were more similar to political science students than expected.
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Some have suggested that the dark personality triad — narcissism, psychopathy, and Machianvellianism (manipulativeness) — could use the addition of sadism and become a tetrad.
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The space triad will ensure that the United States and her allies dominate the economic development, scientific exploration and human expansion into space.
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He said a "triad of troubles" – obesity, conflict, and mental illness - is emerging as a "stubborn and persistent barrier to active and vigorous lifestyles".
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The Trump campaign itself was sputtering in mid-August and Manafort was replaced by the triad of Steve Bannon, Kellyanne Conway and David Bossie.
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It's a B-flat, which is the iii or subdominant of our home key but is also part of a G-flat major triad.
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After a long hiatus, the German producer (who performs as Pantha du Prince) returned with The Triad, his first solo album in six years.
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The Wizards have been good with their perimeter triad on the floor all year, but they've taken it to another level during this run.
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Walmart is bringing its digital ad business inhouse and ending its relationship with Triad, a unit of WPP, which sells advertising space on websites.
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Ninety-six women aged 18-26 were shown photographs of men whose faces had been manipulated to demonstrate high levels of dark triad traits.
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Oliver previewed several of the ads, which cover topics ranging from climate change to the racial makeup of inner cities to the nuclear triad.
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So we were always in awe of Product Hunt and we brought them in to kind of complete the third leg of that triad.
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That's because studies overwhelmingly show that men who possess the Dark Triad personality traits (narcissism, psychopathy and Machiavellism) are adept at beginning new relationships.
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In the middle of that triangle, "these pages" sit, a little island of words whose relation to the triad is, at first, beguilingly unclear.
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On two new episodes of baking competition, fan-favorites from old seasons return to complete a triad of challenges that are all holiday-themed.
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As Patrick Coffee reported, a lawsuit WPP filed over its acquisition of media agency Triad reveals Walmart's early struggles to build its ad arm.
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I was diagnosed with female athlete triad, now known as relative energy deficiency in sport, as a freshman in college about 14 years ago.
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To someone, for example, that has no ideas on foreign — someone who thinks the nuclear triad is a rock band from the 1980's.
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European NATO's security is underwritten and its peace preserved by America's long-range strategic nuclear forces, the Triad of ICBMs, missile submarines and bombers.
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Triad Wars turned that same game into a grind, and no amount of item drops or leaderboards could give that a long term appeal.
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"We must continue with current nuclear modernization plans for all three legs of the triad, and for associated command and control systems," Mattis said.
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Trump's multiplying Republican apologists do not deny the self-evident — that he is as clueless regarding everything as he is about the nuclear triad.
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In 1996, Dr. Croce and co-workers made international news with their discovery of a gene called the fragile histidine triad — FHIT for short.
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GBSD is a modernization planned for the land-based Minuteman III, one leg of the nation's nuclear triad — land, sea and air-based capabilities.
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Gen. Ashley further noted that China will soon field its own nuclear triad (similar to that of the Russian Federation and the United States).
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"We found that [signs of creativity] were correlated with dark triad narcissism and psychopathy, but the stronger correlation was for psychopathic boldness," Galang explains.
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In 2014, Hong Kong police investigated triad gang attacks on protesters during pro-democracy demonstrations that shut down parts of the city for 79 days.
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"Official-triad collusion" was written on a wall in spray paint next to his parents' resting place in Leung Tin village, south of Yuen Long.
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Many victims do not speak out for fear of being punished by their traffickers, some of them linked to the powerful Triad organized crime group.
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American Eagle flight 4125 took off from the Piedmont Triad International Airport in Greensboro, North Carolina, and landed at Chicago O'Hare at 7:43 a.m.
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Completing the triad of complaints was the disgruntled Ecuadorian negotiator, a colleague of the one who had refused to return American phone calls last spring.
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The current "triad" of submarines, land-based missiles, and long-range bombers is being replaced so that the United States can maintain its nuclear readiness.
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"I cannot solve the deterrent problem reducing it from a triad," he added, referring to the delivery of nuclear weapons by land, sea and air.
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She ordered the bone scan revealing osteopenia, and diagnosed me with female athlete triad, which I doubt many doctors had even heard of back then.
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"I cannot solve the deterrent problem reducing it from a triad," he added, referring to the delivery of nuclear weapons by land, sea and air.
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So many drinks come out of understanding and tweaking this triad, such as the Daiquiri (Rum, lime, simple) or a Bee's Knees (Gin, lemon, honey).
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The man, named as Tse Chi Lop, is believed by law enforcement to have created a new alliance by uniting powerful triad groups across Asia.
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Finally, the triad of policies that have kept the regime afloat since the end of the Cold War — migration, repression and remittances — remain in place.
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Speaking to conservative radio pundit Hugh Hewitt, O'Brien stressed: "It's important that our candidates understand the nuclear triad," the fundamental platform for America's nuclear arsenal.
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The nuclear triad is the bedrock of U.S. strategic deterrence and a core component of U.S. security assurances to over 30 allies around the world.
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In fact, the first words of the novel announce Jasper's death, and the major narrative thread chronicles the formulation and tragic unraveling of this triad.
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Ordered by President Trump in January and started in April, the review will guide modernization plans for the nuclear triad over the next 10 years.
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For old Hong Kong hands Patrick Wong and Jeffrey Herbert, the art of tracking a triad gang is done from hotel room to hotel room.
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Female athlete triad involves not eating enough to support activityStudies suggest female athlete triad may affect as many as 60% of female athletes, and may be more common than when the term was first coined in 1992 since there are so many more women in sport, Mary Jane De Souza, a professor of kinesiology and physiology at Penn State who specializes in the syndrome, told Insider.
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However, the Carnegie nuclear policy expert said with all the proposed spending on large-scale modernization across the nuclear triad there's still need to "prioritize" spending.
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There is a medical term called the atopic triad which includes the allergic conditions of eczema and asthma as well as hay fever and food allergy.
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School Daze, Muscle Up, and Afternooners are a triad of evocative soundscapes, grand accomplishments of melodic sensibility, and very likely the best porn soundtracks ever created.
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His speech is cheerfully peppered with expletives, and no subject of conversation is off limits: the sunny triad of politics, religion, and sex is ever present.
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The potential long-term health consequences of the triad are dire: increased risk of osteoporosis and bone fractures, heart attacks, infertility, and vaginal and breast atrophy.
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It's pretty much impossible to say how common female athlete triad is, simply because the behaviors and symptoms associated with it are so normalized among athletes.
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When asked during a December 2015 primary debate about the US nuclear triad, he gave a rambling answer that suggested he was unfamiliar with the term.
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The sphere is now overseen by a genial triad of middle-aged men, two brothers and a cousin: Jacob, Peter and Marcus Wallenberg (pictured, next page).
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"Trump crawled his way to the top on the back of little guys, one of them being my father," said Ms. Rosser, who runs Triad today.
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The strategic Nuclear Triad of bombers, land-based intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) and ballistic missile submarines for decades has deterred World War III, and remains indispensable.
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Generally, he said, he is eying three areas to address: new weapons such the low-yield warhead, the triad and nuclear dialogue with Russia and China.
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And for advocates of the air-based leg of the nuclear triad, keeping the B-52 as up to date as possible is a good thing.
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In other words, the time has come to think seriously about whether that leg of the traditional air-sea-land nuclear triad should be gradually retired.
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Ad holding company giant WPP sued two private equity firms and former executives at agency Triad Retail Media, which WPP acquired in 226 for $2600 million.
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Putin also praised Russia's nuclear triad, which is a nation's nuclear weapons delivery system including intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs), strategic bombers and submarine-launched ballistic missiles.
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"A 'triad of troubles' -- obesity, conflict, and mental illness, including substance use disorders -- poses a stubborn and persistent barrier to active and vigorous lifestyles," Murray wrote.
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Woody Allen's Vicky Cristina Barcelona (2008) features a polyamorous triad that's balanced, respectful, and doesn't crumble due to monogamous covetousness—but it's not a driving plot.
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"I think when you're asked about the nuclear triad, and you're running for president of the United States, you'd better have a good answer," he said.
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The best solution, De Souza said, more education and awareness can go a long way toward making sure the triad never happens in the first place.
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Amazon and Vrbo will move into towers that form a triad with another 17-story high-rise currently under construction, leased in its entirety by Facebook.
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Modernizing the nuclear triad is necessary Nuclear deterrence only works if an adversary believes the other side has the capability and will to use its weapons.
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"There was this sort of ... unhealthy triad of Giuliani, Solomon and Lutsenko repeating and echoing each other, all based on disinformation," Connolly said, relaying Kent's message.
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"And it's sort of this unholy alliance — or unholy triad — that somehow managed to seize control of U.S. foreign policy with respect to Ukraine," Connolly continued.
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Last week, the Triad fell short — and by Tuesday, the consequences were being felt across the news industry and in the hallways of the White House.
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In 1965, she formed a troupe, Triad, with Richard Kuch and Richard Gain, two Graham dancers, and in 1967, she founded the Kazuko Hirabayashi Dance Theater.
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" The lexicon included an inordinate number of athletic and wartime metaphors, reflecting what Wiener calls "tech's dark triad: capital, power and a bland, overcorrected, heterosexual masculinity.
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These hyper-inflated estimates aside, there will be substantial costs for modernizing the nuclear deterrent, especially the cost of TRIAD modernization and rebuilding the weapons infrastructure.
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Netflix description: Two nefarious schemes taking place 10 years apart entangle a dauntless triad member who must break out of prison to rescue a loved one.
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Sixth, connectivity to the land based missiles is secure and reliable The GBSD will remain the most responsive leg of the Triad to a Presidential order.
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"We are moving forward with modernization of the ground-based leg of the nuclear triad," Secretary of the Air Force Heather Wilson said in a statement.
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Russia is modernizing its triad legs; abandoned its "no first use" policy; and adopted a military strategy of preemptive, early use of nukes in all conflicts.
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Though clothed, this triad seems much more human and natural than Müller's angular underage girls — while no less mysterious for their pensive mien and calculated posture.
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It was a time when hundreds of 49s—triad grunt men—could be deployed in the street for a fight at the drop of a hat.
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Emotional Drought, the current exhibition at Shin Gallery on the Lower East Side, is the latest in a triad of exhibitions by Korean-born painter Hyon Gyon.
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But some firms have ambitions to embrace the other two components of the circular-economy triad, by reusing products rather than materials, and even reducing production altogether.
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Well-child visits should include questions about menstruation, exercise and eating habits to help assess whether teen girls may be at risk for developing female athlete triad.
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This is inevitable because social networking is a veritable honey pot, and Facebook virtually owns the space with its triad of social networking, messaging and photo sharing.
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That's why there's one of those good old Apple USB-C to USB-A adapters next to the triad of USB-C, Mini USB, and Lightning cables.
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This "micro wave" triad of services, apps and flows offers a new way to weave existing systems in novel, organic ways in order to deliver solutions immediately.
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Police, widely criticized for failing to better protect the public from the triad raid in Yuen Long, have refused to allow the latest march on safety grounds.
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A march on Saturday against an assault the previous weekend by suspected triad gang members ended in violent turmoil as riot police waded in to disperse crowds.
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Weber is still the chief creative force behind Pantha du Prince, but The Triad is warm and collaborative where his other full-lengths were icy and insular.
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His followers aren't interested in how he will get Mexico to pay for a wall, nor are they bothered that he's clearly never pondered our nuclear triad.
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Thus, while modernization of the U.S. nuclear triad is crucial and must be attempted, the United States faces possibly insurmountable problems, unlike Russia, China and North Korea.
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In the long run, shifting from a triad — bombers, land-based missiles and sea-based missiles — to a robust diad may be a key to major savings.
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Flight 4125, an Embraer E-145 regional jet, was arriving in Chicago from Piedmont Triad International Airport, near Greensboro, North Carolina, when it skidded off the runway.
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The word "empty" is unexpectedly joined to a low F-major triad, and a solo double bass traces out a plaintive micro-melody in that key area.
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Experts told the Associated Press that the Triad generally is for hire by anyone, and has been mobilized to attack pro-democracy, and pro-China forces alike.
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The B-52 is currently equipped to carry up to 103 AGM-86B air-launched cruise missiles as part of its role in the US's nuclear triad.
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All three legs of the nuclear triad are being targeted for modernization nearly simultaneously, when there are probably ways to economize or delay plans for ICBM modernization.
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Health savings accounts offer a triad of tax benefits, and the savviest investors can stretch their dollars even further if they're willing to do a little legwork.
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The three former Triad executives named as defendants in the filing either did not respond to LinkedIn requests and emails or could not be reached for comment.
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Wavemaker's McKee said that since Walmart stopped working with Triad, she has noticed that Walmart is still working out kinks in building teams and tools for advertisers.
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The nuclear review reaffirms support for maintaining and modernizing all three legs of the triad, meaning the ability to deliver nuclear weapons by land, sea and air.
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When asked about the "nuclear triad" in a December debate, he gave a completely nonresponsive answer, leaving it to Mario Rubio, who spoke next, to explain it.
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This would be unfortunate for many reasons, not least because burnout is real — classically defined by the triad of emotional exhaustion, disconnection and a sense of inefficacy.
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He must use them to defeat a bunch of villains with elemental magic, including his adoptive father, Uncle Six (Byron Mann), the leader of a criminal triad.
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Like the United States, Russia maintains a "triad" of nuclear delivery systems, including intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs), long-range "heavy" bombers, and submarine-launched ballistic missiles (SLBMs).
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" Here's Trump's answer from a 2015 debate when asked about the nuclear triad: "We have to be extremely vigilant and extremely careful when it comes to nuclear.
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Mr. Perry has called for eliminating one leg of the "nuclear triad," which consists of nuclear delivery systems on land, in the air and under the sea.
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Should the country spend an estimated $1 trillion over 30 years to modernize the bombers, land-based missiles, submarine-launched missiles, and warheads of the nuclear triad?
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Nevertheless, progress on actually building and testing a detector was slow until the National Science Foundation decreed that the project needed a single director, not a triad.
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The incident left protesters seething at what they felt was a lack of prompt police action to intervene and protect those bloodied by the suspected triad gangsters.
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"Is it time to reduce the triad to a diad, removing the land‐based missiles," the retired four-star general told the Senate Armed Services Committee last year.
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Roughly a month later, officers from the Organized Crime and Triad Bureau in Hong Kong raided a warehouse in Tsuen Wan, a bayside district north of the city.
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Undersea strategic deterrence therefore, as described by Navy leaders, brings a critical element of the nuclear triad by ensuring a second strike ability in the event of attack.
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The nuclear triad has been a centerpiece of the nation's strategic defense since the 1960s but relies in part on an aging stockpile of weapons and delivery systems.
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"It's an impossible triad to have an independent central bank, free capital movement and a fixed currency," said Neil Dutta, head of economic research at Renaissance Macro Research.
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The movie is about headstrong, beautiful, black artist Nola Darling (originally played by Tracey Camilla Johns) and the triad of male stock characters trying to win her affection.
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The same thing happened at one of the Republican debates when Mr. Trump was asked his opinion about which part of the nuclear triad he considered most important.
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Critic score: 89%Audience score: 84%Netflix description: "After sparing a girl's life during a massacre, an elite Triad assassin is targeted by an onslaught of murderous gangsters."
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In the best companies, they're embedded with the business, where you have analysts, marketing, designers, product developers, product managers — all working together as a squad or a triad.
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I've written about North Carolina barbecue for outlets like Newsday, Triad City Beat, and Winston-Salem Monthly, and have to say that Cook Out's version is startlingly good.
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The team built a Facebook app using a 61-question survey for Russian-speaking users that sought to determine to what degree they had the 'dark triad' traits.
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Like Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, that triad of names evokes not just a leader, but an ideology, a state of existence, and for many Turks the status quo itself.
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Those changes, along with further upgrading, will amount to more destructive power from all three legs of the American nuclear triad: sea, land and air-launched nuclear weapons.
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In CNN's newsroom, it is called the Triad: a three-pronged internal system designed to ensure that sensitive reporting by the network's journalists is unimpeachable before it runs.
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Mr. Haris, who was traveling to Phoenix for a conference, signed off — as long as the story passed muster with CNN's internal review system, known as the Triad.
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The monetary, fiscal and structural policies are the triad of a policy mix that is supposed to work in a coordinated manner to maximize demand, output and employment.
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The Air Force's ground-based Minuteman III, which was first deployed in the 1970s, is one leg of the nation's nuclear triad — land, sea and air-based capabilities.
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Nearly every piece of the nuclear triad - submarines, aircraft and land-based missiles - is reaching the end of its service life and must be retired, replaced or refurbished.
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Three years ago, Glossier launched the Supers: a triad of shelfie-worthy serums designed to bring the ubiquitous dewy, cool-girl glow to the masses (for $28 a bottle).
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Experienced nuclear scientists and engineers are retiring from government laboratories and leaving behind knowledge of some of the older nuclear technology that serves as legs of the nuclear triad.
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A singer and actor for most of his career, Palmer was eager to poke his head backstage at the Triad, an Upper West Side nightclub he used to frequent.
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Doctors, parents and coaches should also understand that when girls show symptoms of one aspect of the triad, they are also at increased risk for developing other the problems.
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This year, either out of penance, kismet, or some combination of the two, no single film — nor even a tight triad — has emerged as the Oscar favorite or favorites.
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She also described as "shocking" an apparent attack by organised triad criminal gangs on ordinary citizens and protesters at a train station on Sunday, saying authorities would investigate fully.
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Police took more than an hour to respond to the attacks, and arrested six men the next day, some of whom had Triad backgrounds, on charges of unlawful assembly.
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At the center of Ian McEwan's at times disappointing new novel Machines Like Me is a triad: Charlie Friend, our narrator; Miranda, his girlfriend; and Adam, their personal robot.
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At the core of the syndicate are at least five triad groups that originated in Hong Kong, Macau, China and Taiwan but which have global reach, AFP officers said.
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Melania, excuse us, Gina expects YUGE ratings for the special -- a satirical musical comedy playing Thursday nights at the Triad Theatre beginning September 13 and running through December 6.
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She also described as "shocking" an apparent attack by organized triad criminal gangs on ordinary citizens and protesters at a train station on Sunday, saying authorities would investigate fully.
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These answers are consistent with his general lack of knowledge on nuclear weapons, demonstrated back in the Republican Primary when he had no idea what the "nuclear triad" was.
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An American Airlines flight from Piedmont Triad International Airport near Greensboro, North Carolina, slid off the runway on Monday morning after landing at O'Hare International Airport in snowy Chicago.
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During a primary debate, he failed to define the nuclear triad, one of the military's defense strategies that incorporates the delivery of nuclear missiles from land, air and sea.
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I'm in an open triad relationship with my husband, Alex, and our boyfriend, Jon, and I'm often asked how I manage it all—how do I love them both?
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With enough calories, athletes can begin to recover from energy deficit within days or weeks, according to the most recent guidelines from the Female and Male Athlete Triad Coalition.
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Others: Bodyguards and Assassins (Amazon) is another historical epic; Kung Fu Killer (Netflix) shows Yen in contemporary action hero mode; Flash Point (Hulu) sends Yen undercover in the Triad.
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In a December 2015 Republican debate, moderator Hugh Hewitt asked Trump about the "nuclear triad" — America's three-part system for delivering nuclear weapons (bombers, submarines, and intercontinental ballistic missiles).
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India's nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine "INS Arihant" became operational last year, giving the country a "nuclear triad" – the ability to launch nuclear strikes by land, air and sea.
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"The images suggest North Korea is making real progress in developing a second leg of the nuclear triad, bringing them closer to a survivable nuclear force," the analysts add.
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" The Defense Department's document concludes that the nation's nuclear triad — land, sea and air-based capabilities — remains "the most cost-effective and strategically sound means of ensuring nuclear deterrence.
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Samples included spots featuring a folksy cowboy, which were designed to resemble catheter ads but instead related facts about the nuclear triad, the demographics of urban areas and more.
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Fellow Democratic Party lawmaker Lam Cheuk-ting said the assailants had suspected triad, or organised criminal backgrounds, and intended "to send a message to threaten all" pro-democracy lawmakers.
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With enough calories, athletes can begin to recover from energy deficit within days or weeks, according to the most recent guidelines from the Female and Male Athlete Triad Coalition.
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" In response, Ms. Magazine's Corinne Gaston wrote, "The type of body-shaming in Tarpishchev's comment, while subtle, comes gift-wrapped in a triad from hell: misogyny, racism and transphobia.
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Instead of treating geopolitics as a zero-sum struggle between the great powers, America must draw on the self-reinforcing triad of its military might, its values and its allies.
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James Mattis, President-elect Donald Trump's choice to become Defense secretary, expressed concern last year about the Air Force's ground-based Minuteman III, one leg of the nation's nuclear triad.
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According to the Triad Business Journal, the current owners bought the property in 2015, and their son sometimes used it as as a music studio where he gave guitar lessons.
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So men and women who score high on the Dark Triad scale may appeal to because they are confident, persistent, have a higher-ranking status and look pretty darn good.
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Girls with female athlete triad may be trying to lose weight to improve their performance in sports, doctors from the Council on Sports Medicine and Fitness argue in the paper.
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Making sure athletes understand the importance of getting enough calories for intense exercise and the risks of irregular periods are crucial for preventing female athlete triad, the report authors argue.
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By the early 1960s, LLNL had effectively miniaturized warheads for submarine-launched Polaris missiles, the third leg of the "nuclear triad" now serving as the basis for US nuclear policy.
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Over the centuries, the triad increased their squad to include other notables, from men of science like Pythagoras and Copernicus to men of might like Alaric, king of the Visigoths.
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This triad is further complicated by Misty Knight (Simone Missick), a similarly fascinating police detective who is wise to Cottonmouth's schemes but also suspicious of Luke's constant proximity to trouble.
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Cheng aged 39, who was speaking behind a large black mask, said the recent triad attack on protesters and slow police response had angered him and his civil service peers.
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I can remember dabbling with surprisingly capable but unofficial drawing apps people had created for the handheld, and even playing classic PC titles like Rise of the Triad on it.
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It is also the nation's only base housing two components of the nuclear triad and responsible for providing global strike and nuclear deterrence, a critical responsibility to say the least.
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I've been battling the female athlete triad—not enough calories replenished for the amount of energy spent, therefore not getting my period, therefore decreased bone density—for a long time.
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A Hong Kong police spokesman said the police force was committed to clamping down on Triad activity and had adopted a zero tolerance policy on any form of police corruption.
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At a time when the Defense Department is set to modernize every leg of the nuclear triad, investing $30 billion in an unnecessary and dangerous new nuclear weapon is irresponsible.
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In hearings and speeches, he has questioned the need for the nuclear triad, said he wants to "kill" the low-yield warhead and blasted Trump for casting aside nuclear treaties.
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In the hearing and speeches, he questioned the need for the nuclear triad, said he wants to "kill" the low-yield warhead and blasted Trump for casting aside nuclear treaties.
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The report also said the PLA Air Force "has been newly re-assigned a nuclear mission, which would create a nuclear triad" with the PLA Rocket Force and PLA Navy.
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"Now, compensated daters are freelance and it's rare these days to have a triad agent," says Patrick Wong Chun-chin, a former senior superintendent of the Hong Kong Police Force.
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During the next decade, U.S. ballistic missile submarines, bombers, and land-based missiles - the three legs of the nuclear triad - are expected to reach the end of their useful lives.
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That will give India a complete "nuclear triad," which means the country will have the ability to deliver a nuclear strike by land-based missiles, by warplanes, and by submarines.
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The Dine Alone Records summer tour kicks off tomorrow in Hamilton, Ontario, bringing together a triad of Canadian rock 'n' roll boys in the name of good times and guitars.
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Whether that triad is sturdy or broken, bonded by biology, affection or both, it's one that most of us must reckon with, in some shifting fashion, all of our lives.
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" Will went on to criticize Trump for some of the comments he made before assuming the presidency, pointing to his remarks on the nuclear triad and the "one China policy.
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Demonstrators have also been fearful of attacks from other groups, particularly after suspected triad members set upon activists and commuters at a train station in Yuen Long district in July.
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With that guidance, we invested in the nuclear deterrent modernization program for the triad as well as increased funding for [the] Missile Defense Agency and the larger missile defense program.
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In another sign of financial crackdown, WPP filed a lawsuit alleging that Triad Retail Media, an agency acquired in 2016, had inflated its own value by more than $120 million.
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Over glistening harp arpeggios, other instruments enter one by one—horns, clarinets, oboes, flutes—with a phrase that climbs the notes of a triad and turns grandly at the top.
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After splitting from Triad last year, which previously handled its ad sales, Walmart has staffed up to pitch advertisers, using its shopping data from about 160 million Americans, she said.
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The U-22 is the third leg -- perhaps most ignored and least understood because of its elite, top-secret status -- of today's espionage triad that also includes drones and spy satellites.
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There is no doubt that games like Sleeping Dogs and SEGA's Yakuza series display a varied array of Asian characters, but the heroes are trained martial artists, triad members, tough guys.
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Taken together, the health issues - disordered eating, a halt in monthly menstrual cycles known as amenorrhea and a bone-thinning disease known as osteoporosis - are known as the female athlete triad.
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He alluded to Mr. Trump's seeming unfamiliarity in the last debate with the nuclear triad — the country's three ways of firing nuclear weapons — and questioned his sources for foreign policy information.
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She condemned violent behavior of any kind and described as "shocking" the apparent attack by triad criminal gangs on ordinary citizens and protesters at the station, saying authorities would investigate fully.
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The triad is meant to deter an enemy from attempting a strike in the first place and has been at the center of the U.S. strategic policy for a half century.
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The role of alleged triad members in the attacks on protesters came as little surprise to researchers, who pointed to the common practice of using "thugs for hire" in mainland China.
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Another shows a giant sinking iceberg, its surface labeled 'protests, rallies, uncooperative movement and strikes', while submerged under water are successive layers tagged 'Electoral fraud', 'Tyrannical rule' and 'Police-triad collusion.
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Police told reporters in 2014 during the so-called "Occupy" democracy protests, that hundreds of triad members were suspected of mounting operations to infiltrate, beat and harass those in the movement.
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Thirteen years after we bid farewell to Ross, Rachel, Monica, Chandler, Joey, and Phoebe, a Friends musical will debut this fall at the Triad Theater in (where else?) New York City.
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Despite the Obama administration committing to renewing this so-called nuclear triad, these programs will not reach completion for a decade or more, according to Reif at the Arms Control Association.
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A subtler figure, associated with Catholic ritual, is a harmonic progression that combines a tonic chord with a triad on the flattened sixth degree: say, A-flat major against E major.
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Instead, the Obama administration stayed the course with a strategy to modernize the nuclear triad to ensure it is flexible and offers a wide range of response options if deterrence fails.
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During the hearing, one of the experts advocated for transitioning from a triad to a "monad" featuring only nuclear submarines, while retiring the nuclear bomber and intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) forces.
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WPP alleges the firms knowingly inflated the value of Triad, which provides digital and in-store ads for major retailers, by about 40%, costing WPP around $120 million of its investment.
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This isn't the plot of a 70s triad film—it's just one of many typical examples of why young sex workers in the city are using technology to work for themselves.
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So then one of the first things that happened when my dad opened his first Numero Uno was when all of the triad gang members started showing up, demanding protection money.
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These critics recommend relying instead on the other two legs of the U.S. nuclear "triad": submarine-launched ballistic missiles, and heavy bombers armed with hydrogen bombs or nuclear-warhead cruise missiles.
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I wish the monitor was touchscreen, but I got used to always using the camera's triad of dials to adjust settings and the zoom rocker to zoom in on playback photos.
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The crunch comes in the next decade as American ballistic missile submarines, bombers, and land-based missiles – the three legs of the nuclear triad – reach the end of their useful lives.
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Its garbled outlines and mostly dark colors yield two simplified heads facing in opposite directions, with a small figure in silhouette between them — the artist's originating triad of parents and child.
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The Randolph County Sheriff's Office is working with World Relief Triad, a non-profit working with vulnerable groups, and the state's Division of Social Services to provide services to the victim.
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At the same time, the show (which first surfaced in 2017 at the Triad Theater, in a more bare-bones format) feels like a missed opportunity to illuminate Yeston's idiosyncratic career.
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It says something that their mortal enmity — with the triad member emerging from prison with bloody vengeance on his mind — barely rates as a minor sub-subplot in this crowded narrative.
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He argues that the Pentagon should instead adopt a "deterrence-only" approach that phases out land-based missile systems that have served as one leg of the nuclear triad for decades.
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Today, the wildly metropolitan city is making life for triads a challenge—especially, because the traditional makeup of triad structure was fiercely centralized, and the syndicates thrived from recruiting disenfranchised youth.
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Each time, in the Senate, the proposals were defeated by a triad of Republican senators: moderates Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski, and John McCain, who seems to just like stirring the pot.
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"Female athlete triad is the female health consequence of low energy availability," said Sharon Chirban, a sports psychologist at Boston Children's Hospital and Harvard Medical School who wasn't involved in the report.
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His presence in Ukraine was first reported by the North Carolinan alt-weekly, Triad City Beat, in an extensive feature about the connections between American neo-Nazi hate groups and Ukrainian militants.
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The Kremlin has tried to impose an archaic triad of nationalism, Orthodoxy and autocracy as well as confrontation with the West which can temporarily suppress problems but are unable to resolve them.
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Some politicians and activists have long linked Hong Kong's shadowy network of triad criminal gangs to political intimidation and violence in recent years, sometimes against pro-democracy activists and critics of Beijing.
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Building on existing research that shows women tend to dislike the faces of men with high levels of dark triad traits, Brewer's research team wanted to investigate whether alcohol impaired women's judgment.
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It sounds like a lovely scene, but the palpable sense of distance between us ended up reinforcing the message that underpins The Triad: sometimes it's just better to be face-to-face.
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Tutors might help Trump understand the nuclear triad, but there's no explaining away Trump's pledge to be "unpredictable" on nuclear war when a half century of doctrine has predictably argued the reverse.
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An adversary would have to strike the heartland, in an effort to take out our entire ICBM force, resulting in an immense retaliation from the remaining legs of the American strategic triad.
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Mattis in recent weeks has been dismissive of the idea of the getting rid of a leg of the triad, but his comments Wednesday are his strongest yet on keeping all three.
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No one was hurt when Flight AA4125, from Piedmont Triad International Airport in Greensboro, North Carolina, slid off and came to rest in a grassy area to the side of the runway.
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Over the past five years, Keating has made beats for the mysterious, Hippos in Tanks-signed, Cantonese-rapping MC Triad God; released a 2014 EP on pointillist trance producer Lorenzo Senni's Presto?!
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Currently, he's been working on his second record as Palmistry, as well as a long-awaited second Triad God album, and some other "anonymous" projects he doesn't want to talk about yet.
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Conversely, Oliver Stone's Savages (2012) positions a polyamorous triad as the central focus, but the film was criticized by bloggers in the community for its nebulous, thoughtless view of multiple partner-relationships.
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The evening became a movable roast when they took some of the numbers to Palsson's (now the Triad Theater), where, emboldened by drink, they performed a few for the pianist Michael Chapman.
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The United States is moving ahead with plans to modernize each part of its triad (bombers, land-based missiles and missile carrying submarines), adding capabilities, such as cruise missiles with increased ranges.
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Kai Jin does enjoy the benefits of mystical powers and a team of attractive, dynamic fighters, but his chief adversary is a Chinese Triad boss, who also happens to be his father.
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Kai Jin does enjoy the benefits of mystical powers and a team of attractive, dynamic fighters, but his chief adversary is a Chinese Triad boss, who also happens to be his father.
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The US nuclear arsenal is based on what's called "the nuclear triad": land-based intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs), submarines equipped with nuclear missiles, and nuclear bombs that can be dropped by bombers.
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At a December Republican debate, radio host Hugh Hewitt asked him about the "nuclear triad" — the three different ways the US can deliver nuclear weapons (bomber aircraft, submarines, and land-based missiles).
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The Pentagon has estimated that it will need to spend as much as $18 billion per year over the next 15 years -- for a total of $270 billion -- to modernize the nuclear triad.
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They hypothesized that having sexist beliefs; what's known as the Dark Triad of socially averse traits, which includes machiavellianism, psychopathy and narcissism; and sadistic tendencies would be significantly related to revenge porn proclivity.
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With the sea-based second-strike deterrent in place, those programs suggest Beijing eventually intends to field a triad of air, sea and land-based nuclear weapons like the United States and Russia.
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Auctor says that judging from analysis his team have carried out online, Triad groups in New York City may have become involved in selling the drug, imported into the US from Hong Kong.
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This spend, the paper said, has led to a corresponding Russian military modernization program, aiming to boost the share of advanced armaments in its nuclear triad to at least 90 percent by 2021.
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The attacker's motive was not known, but Ho gained notoriety among anti-government protesters in July when he was filmed laughing and shaking hands with suspected triad gang members who assaulted young demonstrators.
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Thanks to Christo and Jeanne-Claude for "The Gates" project in 2005, I was able to practice the triad of Aperture, ISO and Exposure settings in my first tiny point-and-shoot camera.
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A solo flute slithers down from C-sharp to G-natural, then slithers back up; the same figure recurs; then there is a songful turn around the notes of the E-major triad.
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However, the triad of technologies pioneered by the two companies — electric vehicles and battery storage systems by Tesla, and solar power by SolarCity — share crucial synergies in the broader pursuit of sustainable energy.
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"At a time when our adversaries have significantly modernized and continued to upgrade their nuclear forces, nearly all elements of the nuclear triad are operating beyond their designed service life," Stratcom commander Gen.
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"The basic triad is -- to talk to people, keep a distance and bear less lethal weapons," said David Klinger, professor of criminology and criminal justice at the University of Missouri in St. Louis.
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The response to a new Sleeping Dogs game without its main attraction—a crime story set in an open world—left fans disappointed before Triad Wars even had a chance to enter beta.
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MORE had kicked off a 30-year, $1.2 trillion plan to replace or modernize all three legs of the nuclear triad with new land-based ballistic missiles, submarines and long-range stealth bombers.
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Both of them are more musical than me, and I felt embarrassed to always offer up the most predictable note, the vanilla pop chord; never finding an exotic minor triad like they did.
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Ostensibly under the guise of freeing hostages held by Hezbollah in Lebanon, a triad of payments and favors was devised behind the government's back, largely put together by those inside Reagan's inner circle.
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Protesters have also had violent showdowns with pro-establishment groups, including with bands of mysterious white-clad individuals (demonstrators typically wear black) who many suspect are associated with the city's triad criminal gangs.
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The Triad system should have kicked into gear, with reviews by lawyers, a standards-and-practices division, and an editorial team known collectively as the Row, which checks facts and approves anonymous sources.
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Behcet's was named after a Turkish dermatologist who in 1937 described a triad of clinical findings including canker sores (medically known as aphthous ulcers), genital ulcers and an inflammatory condition of the eye.
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Putin illustrated his speech (a la North Korea ) with video depictions of a next-generation Russian nuclear triad — land, air and submarine -based — including an animation of a missile striking the United States.
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Many of the characters are oversized stereotypes, like the honor-bound yakuza member who carries a katana and once cut the arm off a member of the triad that's gunning for his crew.
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