Nine Congolese soldiers were tried for war crimes and three employees of Australia's Anvil Mining were tried for complicity in war crimes over the killings.
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Environmentalists have tried for years to change Colorado's setback rules.
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If I'd have fallen, I'd still have tried for it.
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They have tried for the better part of two years?
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In Europe, stocks turned higher as oil tried for gains.
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Mr Browder was never actually tried for his alleged crime.
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Durst was never tried for the death of his wife.
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The World format the NHL tried for a few years.
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Carpenter was tried for murder, but there was a problem.
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"We tried for years to catch up," Ms. Newman said.
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Nick Denton tried for 23 years, I never understood it.
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I tried for years to figure out what is was.
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Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani tried for president, to no avail.
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You should be tried for being an accomplice to murder.
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He was arrested and tried for defying the executive order.
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"That's been tried for 10,000 years and it didn't work."
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And we tried for 18 months and that didn't work, sadly.
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The three major indexes tried for gains earlier in the session.
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We tried for two months, and we now have twin girls.
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That's why the two companies have tried for years to merge.
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I tried for energetic, but she saw right through me immediately!
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Meanwhile, U.S. markets tried for gains, with material stocks boosting markets.
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Khatallah was the first person captured and tried for the attacks.
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Some wonder whether Facebook could be tried for human rights abuses.
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Betty was never tried for any connection in her husband's death.
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Her "Glee" co-star Naya Rivera also tried for a spot.
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Bogard's mother tried for years to find him, as did Ezel.
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In May 2011, however, Amiri was arrested and tried for treason.
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"We tried for years to keep it up," Mr. Watts said.
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He tried for another One Winged Angel but buckled under exhaustion.
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It is a strategy that has been tried for too long.
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Believe me, I've tried for about five or six years now.
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Congressional Republicans tried for months to repeal ObamaCare earlier this year.
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The new effort will be tried for several weeks, NASA said.
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I think Matthew tried for a long time to do both.
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One issue is that New York state currently has a "double jeopardy" law on the books that would prevent someone from being tried for a state crime if they've already been tried for the same crime federally.
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Startups have tried for decades to update video dating for modern audiences.
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" Later in his comments, he said they had tried for "15 years.
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The company tried for years to make it work for the platform.
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They literally tried for three hours to straighten my hair like hers.
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In the U.S., stocks tried for gains amid key domestic manufacturing reports.
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Ben was born after the couple tried for three years to conceive.
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Ben was born after the couple tried for three years to conceive.
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Medical staff tried for an hour, but were unable to resuscitate him.
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Ostler says doctors tried for nearly an hour to revive the baby.
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Guzman was convicted on all 10 criminal charges he was tried for.
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Pinochet [who died in 2006] was never tried for the Letelier assassination.
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It's the best I've tried for my sleeping preferences and body type.
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The most comfortable lounge pants we've ever tried for lazy weekend mornings
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The NFL has tried for years to keep its brand aggressively apolitical.
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They have tried for months to play down the possibility of impeachment.
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Lillyman felt humiliated and tried for years to suppress what had happened.
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" On the other, he said they had tried for "almost 50 years.
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He tried for a few months to reach out and try again.
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Clinton was tried for alleged criminal conduct, perjury and obstruction of justice.
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Then the donor tried "For our friends," and the donation sailed through.
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"I personally tried for 13 years, and it finally happened," Raty said.
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Relatively few people have been tried for the crimes and human rights violations.
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Trevor Hannan, 25, is expected to be tried for the murder in 2019.
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He lived a good life, he tried for forget, but... IT HAPPENED AGAIN.
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The government says the accused are being tried for mismanagement, embezzlement or both.
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They tried for years to find disciplined, Sunni Arab fighters, but failed repeatedly.
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I say that confidently because I tried for years using the traditional routes.
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In another time, Inka and Niclas Lindergård might have been tried for witchcraft.
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He and other senior generals, the report concludes, should be tried for genocide.
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We tried for seven or eight months to get that thing to work.
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Our live blog tracked global market reaction as European stocks tried for gains.
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I tried for several minutes before finally understanding that it wouldn't ever go.
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"If they ever come back, they'll all be tried for treason," Alex said.
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Health care Republicans have tried for seven years to get rid of Obamacare.
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Snoop, who was in a rival gang, was tried for murder and acquitted.
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Lorena was tried for the attack, but acquitted by reason of temporary insanity.
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Adeboye and Ajibola Taiwo had tried for 17 years to start a family.
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The trainer tried for about 40 seconds to put Hercules in the pool.
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Trump tried — he really tried — for a few seconds to demonstrate some civility.
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"It was unexpected, because we tried for 20 years," Udona, 40, tells PEOPLE.
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I tried for two and half years inside of Google to change it.
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The doctor who performed the procedure was recently tried for second-degree manslaughter.
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"They tried for a coup, didn't work out so well," Mr. Trump said.
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Feature The nation's security forces tried for decades to kill the P.L.O. leader.
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Her campaign has tried for months to downplay the controversy as a distraction.
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And then I tried for years to find a partner and never did.
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Ackman has tried for some time to settle the fight before the Nov.
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Republicans have tried for years to make Ms. Pelosi's very name a curse.
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Lorena was later tried for the attack, but acquitted by reason of temporary insanity.
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The top people at the FBI should be tried for Treason, and Brennan, too.
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A congressional oversight committee tried for well over a year to get this file.
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In the rest of Britain, ten-year-olds can be tried for a crime.
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Startups have tried for years to make co-watching take off to little success.
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He will now be tried for a third time in the court of appeals.
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There were a few kinks, however: rapper G-Eazy tried for an awkward kiss.
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The footage could be used against Slager if he is tried for Judy's murder.
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It's worth noting that he isn't being tried for actually uploading the images online.
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In the end, the NFL star was acquitted and Fuhrman was tried for perjury.
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Joan was tried for heresy, found guilty and burned at the stake in 1431.
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Doctors tried for 2½ hours to revive him, but Peyton died at the hospital.
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The league has tried for a decade to make the All-Star Game meaningful.
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We had tried for over 20 years to get pregnant and nothing ever happened.
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He said the US tried for six years to prod Russia back into compliance.
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The following year, her parents were tried for manslaughter, convicted and sent to prison.
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It was not immediately clear when Yeo will be tried for the remaining charges.
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Tijuana, Mexico (CNN)Gabriela Hernandez tried for weeks to memorize her aunt's phone number.
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"The best reporters out there tried, for years" to take down Weinstein, Traister writes.
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They've tried for years to get him into rehab facilities, but it never took.
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Experts at the United Nations say top Myanmar generals should be tried for genocide.
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Hermione, the maligned wife of the neurotically jealous ruler Leontes, is tried for adultery.
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She was arrested and tried for violating the Official Secrets Act, hence the title.
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In July, Anheuser-Busch InBev had tried for an IPO of its Asia business.
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He can always be tried for his crimes when he is out of office.
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In 2015, judges ordered him to be tried for a third time in the killings.
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You become more than they can take care of, though they have tried for years.
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In the 1970s, British politician Jeremy Thorpe was tried for incitement and conspiracy to murder.
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In 2015, judges ordered him to be tried for a third time for the killings.
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Michelle Ramos, said something similar when asked earlier why so few women tried for promotions.
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We tried for years to get pregnant the old fashioned way and it didn't work.
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Last year, Hernandez, 55, was tried for Patz's murder – a crime he allegedly confessed to.
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The group has tried for years to pass a bill restricting the use of restraints.
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By that time 80,000 people had been tried for sorcery, and half of them executed.
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Between the 2300th and 20043th centuries about 22004,22017 people were tried for witchcraft in Europe.
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Twenty UDP officials including Darboe are being tried for holding a protest without a permit.
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Danny's colleague said Noah's parents had tried for a long time to have a child.
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Craig had tried for hours to warn emergency services that his brother was in danger.
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Right fielder Jose Bautista threw out Bogaerts at second as he tried for a double.
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For Taystee, the demand is simple: Bayley must be arrested and tried for Poussey's death.
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The company had tried for weeks to diagnose why some of the phones spontaneously exploded.
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They had tried for so long—all of her adult life—and nothing had happened.
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Tran cannot be tried for murder, as jurors acquitted her on that charge in 2011.
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Lance Klusener tried for a run, but his partner, Allan Donald, stayed where he was.
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We tried for a year and a half before we noticed we had a problem.
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"We've tried for decades to make artificial blood, and we ultimately failed," Dr. Khoruts said.
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He said he tried for two hours to get her body overboard, but gave up.
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Jon Snow is also tried for a few crimes — breaking his vows, murdering Qhorin Halfhand.
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Nuns have tried for years to call attention to sexual exploitation in the Catholic Church.
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He had tried for years to find an opportunity to meet Mr. McCain in Washington.
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Mr. Sharif and his family members are being tried for corruption in a lower court.
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Sports leagues have tried for years to drum up interest in Japan, with mixed success.
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Three other officers who were tried for misconduct, obstruction of justice and conspiracy were acquitted.
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My husband and I have tried for children for a decade now, with no luck.
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At the meeting, known as COP2703, they tried for days to hammer out an accord.
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The international community has tried for years to curb North Korea's nuclear and missile programs.
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Cannabis and LSD also have been tried, for addiction and other problems, with mixed results.
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Law enforcement officers tried for hours to get him to come out of the vehicle.
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Yanez was tried for the killing, but was found not guilty of second-degree manslaughter.
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John tried for a moment to forget that the city was right there, surrounding them.
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The UFCW has tried for years to organize Wal-Mart workers and the hurdles remain high.
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This fall, Alexandria Duval will be tried for the murder of her identical twin sister, Anastasia.
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It's true that I tried for more or less 10 years to be an Abstract Expressionist.
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Tichelman tried for five minutes to revive him before calling 911, according to a police report.
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And most recently, she tried for love again during the fourth season of Bachelor in Paradise.
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Hackers have tried for years to get glucose sensors and pumps to talk to one another.
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"Anesthesiologists have tried for years to describe anesthetic mechanism solely in terms of pharmacology," he says.
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Tech companies have tried for years to bridge the gap between online ads and offline sales.
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The actress and her husband, actor Ian Gomez, 51, tried for years to have a child.
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He kept trying to come back, tried for five years, but the arm just didn't respond.
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Matteo Salvini, leader of the League and a deputy prime minister, may be tried for kidnapping.
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Thompson noted that the deputies "tried for a long period of time" to rescue the women.
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Other Treasury yields came off lows and tried for gains, with the last near 0.58 percent.
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" When he didn't get the rousing "No!" he was going for, he tried for a "Yes.
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But though he tried for another merger with General Motors, talks never led to a deal.
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"Sanctions without direct diplomatic engagement has been tried for over a decade and failed," Democratic Sen.
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When Steven Avery was tried for murder in 2007, the Internet wasn't part of the investigation.
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I tried for more than 30 minutes to break out of the cycle, to no avail.
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By contrast, prior to taking office, Zuma had already been accused of—and tried for—rape.
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There are frequent reports in local media of survivors being arrested and tried for attempting suicide.
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Soon after the attack, Weier and Geyser were arrested and tried for attempted second-degree murder.
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Evidence, that if brought into the light, could allow Exxon to be tried for criminal violations.
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During the king's reign, anyone that displayed any loyalty to Rome could be tried for treason.
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"They tried for a coup, it did not work out so well," Trump said, to applause.
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He's the Tea Party favorite who's called for Justice Department officials to be tried for treason.
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Adam Schiff, the Democratic congressman who chairs the House Intelligence Committee, might be tried for treason.
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In 2011, the Michigan women again tried for varsity status, but women's lacrosse got the spot.
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Barry Goldwater have even tried for -- much less succeeded in winning -- the GOP nomination in 1964?
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Danielle Stella, a Republican, suggested on Twitter that Ms. Omar be tried for treason and hanged.
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Investors have tried for years to find the next Amazon or eBay, often with little success.
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Both teams punted four times and tried for a field goal in their first five possessions.
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Up on Capitol Hill, meanwhile, Democrats struck a defensive posture, while Republicans tried for political payback.
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Iowa Democrats have tried for decades to organize these enclaves of eligible voters to little success.
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He was tried for making child pornography, which never made much sense to any of us.
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We're told the two tried for a long time to get pregnant, and it finally happened.
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Mark Zuckerberg wants to start a conversation about miscarriages We tried for years to get pregnant.
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Amazon has tried for years to grow its online grocery business, without making much of a dent.
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I tried for this piece to talk to some factory workers but they were hard to find.
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She tried for a month to [arrange for] me to do the makeup for her Vogue cover.
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Authorities had sought to remove Guevara's congressional immunity so that he could be tried for instigating violence.
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She was running away and she tried for an escape route and that didn&apost work out.
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Both countries have tried for years to contain the spread or eliminate the cause of the condition.
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In Europe, the pan European Stoxx 600 Index tried for mild gains in morning trade ET Friday.
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Zimmerman, first acquitted in Martin's death, was later tried for second-degree murder but found not guilty.
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In 2008, he was tried for charges including "making statements causing public mischief," according to the report.
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One inmate who died in Camp Street had been waiting eight years to be tried for murder.
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Members of the cult Yahweh ben Yahweh were tried for conspiracy to commit murder in the '90s.
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She was tried for first-degree murder and sentenced to life, though was paroled after 17 years.
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Either way the perpetrator must be condemned in the strongest of terms and tried for serious crimes.
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With a minute remaining, Ali desperately tried for a knockout, but his punches had virtually no effect.
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The French authorities have tried for 18 months to dismantle the vast camp, known as the Jungle.
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Cobb had tried for weeks to counsel the President against threatening the Mueller investigation, the sources said.
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Porter was the first of the six officers to be tried for his role in Gray's death.
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Aldana successfully brought corruption charges against Perez, who is now in prison being tried for various crimes.
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And we tried for a year to find some other label, and they were the only takers.
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She tried for a third time in 1892, declaring that it was her destiny to become president.
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I'll be honest: I tried for a few minutes, and I could not get this to work.
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Roxane Gay I have tried, for the duration of this election, to stay informed, without being obsessive.
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The modern hoax's tragic qualities "have overcome whatever triumph the hoax once tried for," Mr. Young said.
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She hunkers into the gallery, where a janitor will be tried for tossing urine at his boss.
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They know how the Soviet Union tried for decades to obscure the reality of the Katyn massacre.
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The junta tried for decades to alter the population balance by bolstering the number of Buddhists there.
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Mr. Akcam said he had tried for years to gain access to the archive, with no luck.
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Believe me, I have tried for several years to communicate the problem to numerous leading climate scientists.
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After college, he tried for careers in the music and fashion industries, marrying Ms. Mellon in 2000.
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The state has tried for the past decade to foster a more moderate reading of Wahhabi teachings.
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I know we didn't get to every culture but we tried for as many as we could.
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In June, money management firm VanEck tried for a third time to form a bitcoin exchange fund.
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The Browns tried for a two-point conversion on the next play, but Mayfield's pass fell incomplete.
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A Pennsylvania state trooper named Kevin Foley was tried for the stabbing death of his girlfriend's estranged husband.
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Uber tried for months to shield this report from the public view, and it's easy to see why.
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Robert Durst will soon be tried for murder in part because of HBO's true crime series about him.
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Mr. Zuma, who made no comment in court, had tried for years to avoid prosecution in the case.
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Over time, the scar tissue became more bearable as she and her husband tried for their second child.
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Will they be tried for their crimes, and locked up (in a prison that doesn't even exist yet)?
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Some of those who should really be tried for war crimes wind up with a terrorism conviction instead.
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Anthony was subsequently arrested and tried for first-degree murder in Caylee's death, and was acquitted in 2011.
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The apple mocha dessert, imitate Jurassic mouse crocs, from Furious Four of the Space tried for first time.
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Still, 23andMe is the best test we've tried for getting health information and fun traits and other info.
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Doctor Bilgin Ciftci is being tried for sharing an identically juxtaposed Facebook picture, his lawyer said in December.
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They tried for a two-point conversion, but it failed, so they held a narrow 16-15 lead.
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"Mama I Tried," for example, isn't just about a 30-something girl who's tired of her mama's bitching.
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The index held lower for most of the afternoon, but briefly tried for gains ahead of the close.
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Still, 23andMe is the best test we've tried for getting health information and fun traits and other info.
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Western governments, including former U.S. President Barack Obama's administration, have tried for years to court Russian opposition groups.
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Millionaire sex offender Jeffrey Epstein died in jail in August while waiting to be tried for trafficking minors.
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Lee has tried for years to have the 2001 AUMF revoked for a more tailored war authorization bill.
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Then Morsi was placed inside a cage in a courtroom, where he was tried for murder and treason.
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A pair of vocally ambitious young female soul singers, Tori Kelly and Jessie J, tried for similar energy.
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But perception aside, Alderson pointed out fairly that Cespedes had tried for weeks to avoid the disabled list.
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He's tried for years to get federal approval so state officials can block cellphone signals in the facilities.
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Eunice "Goody" Cole was the only woman in New Hampshire history to be tried for witchcraft — multiple times.
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He then tried for a more positive spin: "There's a revolution coming on November the 8th," he said.
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Wells had tried for years, mostly unsuccessfully, to turn the Northern white press against the brutality of lynching.
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A United Nations mission recently called for Myanmar military leaders to be tried for genocide against the Rohingya.
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Trump has tried for days now to set April 1983.623, Easter, as the reopening date for the country.
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Despite the furious intervention of Paulina, his warped will cannot be diverted: Hermione must be tried for treason.
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She will now be tried for allegedly manipulating the national budget to cover shortfalls during her re-election.
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Mr. Garritano said he had tried for years to find an opportunity to meet Mr. McCain in Washington.
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"We tried for hours and hours to get in touch with Blake and got no response," he wrote.
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We didn't want to be hung, so we tried for an extended period of time to convince her.
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The report was a firm rebuke of those actions, which Mr. Comey has tried for months to defend.
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The small fries I tried for this review were exactly how I liked them — salty, crispy, and simple.
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The major U.S. indexes tried for gains earlier in Thursday's session after the release of strong earnings data.
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United Nations officials have said the nation's military generals should be tried for the gravest crimes against humanity.
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Dozens of private businessmen have been indicted or tried for skimming funds from state-owned oil company Petrobras.
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My father, a professor of chemical engineering, tried for years to help me with math, to no avail.
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And then there was the sex tape that Kelly was eventually tried for on charges of child pornography.
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All would be tried for sabotage, a charge easier to prove than treason, but also carrying the death penalty.
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Gabriel's mother, Pearl Sinthia Fernandez, who was dating Aguirre, is also being tried for the death of her son.
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Denise, now 48, is being tried for first-degree murder, conspiracy to commit murder and accessory after the fact.
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These examples often come when Trump is criticized or shunned by the celebrities he tried for decades to embrace.
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Brussels and Washington have tried for decades to negotiate a wide-ranging free trade deal but have been unsuccessful.
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Walmart, the world's biggest retailer, tried for nearly a decade to break that barrier by establishing its own bank.
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In Chicago a policeman is being tried for killing a black teenager he shot 16 times while on duty.
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A month after his election he took the bold step of ordering Mr Musharraf to be tried for treason.
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"If she'd engaged in any combat, she'd have to face a jury and be tried for it," Deen says.
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They are being tried for their role in a referendum and an independence declaration deemed illegal by Spanish courts.
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According to Swift, she had tried for years to own her own music from Big Machine but never did.
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Airlines and other image-conscious industries have tried, for example, to impose weight standards on females in the past.
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Chelsea Manning is the only one that was tried for war crimes, and she's in prison for 35 years.
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It is rare for officers to be tried for a shooting and rarer still for them to be convicted.
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When Maolra Seoighe entered a Dublin courtroom to be tried for murder, his name was recorded as Myles Joyce.
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It was the second time Hernandez was tried for the murder; his 2015 trial ended with a deadlocked jury.
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But later, he added, Mr. Tedla became violent toward Ms. Schlecht and she tried for years to leave him.
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"If she'd engaged in any combat, she'd have to face a jury and be tried for it," Deen said.
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Prime Minister Matteo Renzi of Italy has tried for months to force the European Union to focus on Libya.
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The 27-year-old man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, is now being tried for her murder.
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GOP lawmakers have tried for years to change the agency's structure, replacing the director position with a bipartisan commission.
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Even though Feisal was only tried for one count of possession, the length of the sentence sent a message.
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The San Diego Union-Tribune reported that Young would be re-tried for theft-by-fraud and other charges.
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In fact, it was worse in some ways: If the woman was married, she could be tried for adultery.
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The authorities have tried for years to stabilize Hong Kong's wild boar population through licensed hunting and other measures.
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" TRUMP accuses Democrats of attempting a coup "They tried for a coup, it did not work out so well.
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Pappanastos initially made a 35-yard attempt, but after a penalty he tried for 40 yards and missed badly.
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The opera opens in the military court where a sergeant is being tried for negligent homicide in the death.
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Mr. Shan tried for many years to avoid becoming a performer of pingshu, the Song dynasty-era storytelling tradition.
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Abortion providers in Louisiana tried for over a year to get privileges and, despite being competent doctors, were denied.
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Last week President Michel Temer survived a vote in Congress as to whether he should be tried for corruption.
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"The only thing more ridiculous than being tried for laughing is to be tried twice for laughing," she said.
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In 1951, his father was arrested by two Soviet officers, tried for espionage and sent to a Siberian gulag.
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Mr. Rubashkin had tried for years to get a reduced sentence, but was repeatedly turned down by the courts.
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Republicans have tried for years to revise the law but only recently have some Democrats begun to support tweaks.
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The examining magistrate in the case tried for years to prove her active involvement in her husband's business dealings.
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At first, Jasmine's case seems hopeless — she's being tried for illegal possession of a firearm after being stopped for solicitation.
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"Many things have been tried for infantile colic, but time is the only consistent remedy for most children," Homme said.
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In 1979, Bundy was tried for the murder of Leach and two women of Florida State University's Chi Omega sorority.
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Every day in this country, murder cases are tried for where there is no admission of guilt, and only denials.
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John's Trial: November 8-10, 1993 John was tried for marital sexual assault, and found not guilty November 11, 1993.
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Sure, companies have tried for years, but most of those attempts have sucked (or been really hard to actually buy).
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Spain's High Court ruled in 2011 that the ex-soldiers should be tried for the killings and ordered them arrested.
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More face trial Eight more suspected gang members are set to be tried for their involvement in the teen's killing.
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Simpson cannot be re-tried for the 1994 murders of Simpson and Goldman, but Neiman said the case remains open.
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This time Lee Jae-yong, heir to the Samsung empire, has been put behind bars while being tried for bribery.
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Her mother, who tried for so much of her life to get her baby brother home, died six years ago.
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Romell Broom's attempted execution in 2009 was called off after officials tried for two hours to administer lethal injection drugs.
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Jimmy Kimmel tried for a bunch of "Ellen moments" and ended up with one (Gary is the new Ken Bone).
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"I tried for three years to get it on, to no avail, and now it's all coming out," she said.
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But Mr Ling was never tried for what Mr Xi might consider his biggest crime: belonging to the wrong faction.
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The family patriarch was Baldur von Schirach, a Nazi governor in Vienna who was tried for war crimes in Nuremberg.
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He missed and was tried for high treason, but was found to be acting under an insane delusion and acquitted.
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Two tribes, the Standing Rock Sioux and Cheyenne River Sioux, have tried for months to halt the Dakota Access project.
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And so we have tried, for example, to pay hotel tax, which would have been hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Spain's High Court ruled in 2011 that the ex-soldiers should be tried for the murders and ordered them arrested.
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Clinton's campaign had tried for many months in the Democratic primary to win over the liberal wing of the party.
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A renowned zoologist at Princeton, E. Newton Harvey, had tried for 20 years to make crystals of luciferin and failed.
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Japan is another example where a large credit creation has been tried for some time to rev up the economy.
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Neither Walton nor Johnson nor their producer Kenny Webster has ever responded to my interview requests (I've tried for years).
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Mr. Jenkins, held in Japan after he arrived there in 2004, was subsequently tried for desertion in a military court.
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She tried for a competitive fellowship at the New York Times, and she just didn't get it, and that's it.
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But since he died in jail on an unrelated charge, he cannot be formally charged or tried for Neal's killing.
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She tried, for instance, to play a romantic heroine in the ABC sitcom "Super Fun Night," but viewers weren't interested.
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Overall, the Bacon Quarter Pounder with Cheese was one of the juiciest burgers that I tried for this taste test.
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Uber has fought particularly harsh battles in France, where its executives have been tried for running an illegal taxi service.
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Local Bedouin tribes had tried for centuries to hide Petra's existence as they feared treasure hunters would raid the city.
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But under Italian law, former ministers cannot be tried for actions undertaken while in office unless parliament authorises the investigation.
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But under Italian law, former ministers cannot be tried for actions undertaken while in office unless parliament authorizes the investigation.
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We also asked our readers what they tried for the first time during summer vacation and got hundreds of responses.
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Republicans have tried for years to revise the law, and only recently have moderate Democrats begun to support modest changes.
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He was later charged and tried for Martin's death, but he was acquitted of murder and manslaughter charges against him.
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Scientists have tried for 30 years to perfect gene therapy, a method for replacing defective copies of genes with corrected ones.
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Thorp says a co-defendant, 24-year-old Cody Thompson, is scheduled to be tried for first-degree murder in October.
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Birman's film also helped change the law in Tennessee: Now children under the age of 18 cannot be tried for prostitution.
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Because the company has tried for years, and yet here we are saying the same old thing: Twitter's product needs help.
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TransCanada tried for more than five years to build the 1,179-mile (1,897-km) pipeline, until Obama rejected it in 2015.
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Instead, she basically just put on a top hat and shawl, dispiritedly shook a tambourine and tried for a realistic Stevie.
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Over the following three centuries 80,203 people were tried for witchcraft, half of whom were executed, mostly by hanging or burning.
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Stock index futures pared losses and U.S. stocks tried for gains in morning trade after the better-than-expected retail sales.
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Government negotiators tried for a year to get the FARC to consent to jail time for war criminals; they flatly refused.
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Reformers have tried for decades to address the causes of legislative dysfunction and gridlock that fuel this public contempt for Congress.
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Williams, 50, has been charged but not tried for the deaths of Mike McLelland and his chief assistant prosecutor, Mark Hasse.
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Doctors and nurses at the University of Kansas Hospital tried for 30 minutes to revive Melton before he was pronounced dead.
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In the core gaming market, Sony tried for years in the handheld market, first with the PSP and then the Vita.
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The Association of the Basque Country Victims of Terrorism said it wanted Ternera to be tried for all his alleged crimes.
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Yet not a single militant on either side of the conflict has been arrested or tried for sexual violence, HRW said.
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Roof is being tried for the fatal shootings at an African-American church in the coastal city that left nine dead.
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Another 12 will be tried for embezzlement or disobeying the state through their role in holding the referendum or declaring independence.
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No police officer was ever tried for shooting a civilian under Hynes, who held office for a quarter of a century.
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Heaggan-Brown was the third US law enforcement officer to be tried for shooting a black man in the last week.
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He would be the highest-ranking officer to be tried for graft since the Communist Party came to power in 1949.
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Payday lenders have tried for decades to use rent-a-bank arrangements to evade state laws against 2628 percent APR loans.
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I tried for almost a year and a half to do that on my own, but no one's listening to me.
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Throughout the nineties each of the coconspirators was indicted, extradited to Oregon, and tried for her participation in the assassination plot.
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The Government Accountability Office (GAO) has tried, for the last 19 years, to audit the federal government as required by law.
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Republicans have tried for years to make those changes to the agency, while Democrats resisted arguing it would weaken the agency.
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In that case, Manafort will be tried for, among other things, lobbying as an unregistered foreign agent on behalf of Ukraine.
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It took you until January of this year to call him a traitor and say he should be tried for treason.
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Given his potentially deadly infections, it was a terrible idea, and I tried for an hour to convince him to stay.
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In the eighth, the speedy Tony Kemp led off with a bullet down the right-field line and tried for second.
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The following year — no biennale, no IMF meetings — we tried for a "tunnel party" (next to The Substation is a tunnel).
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Mary Thomas was tried for her role in the rebellion and ferried across the Atlantic to a women's prison in Copenhagen.
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Our languages didn't overlap, so I pointed to my ear and tried for a look that said, 'Did you hear that?
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The last of the guards to be tried for killing Jews at Sobibor was John Demjanjuk, a former autoworker in Ohio.
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As a teenager growing up Cincinnati, Ms. Sud tried — for fun — to write a screenplay about a friendship between two prostitutes.
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Sidebar WASHINGTON — Two weeks before Robert McCoy was to be tried for a triple murder, his lawyer paid him a visit.
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He said he had tried for months to save the programs, and had kept senior scientists abreast of the nonprofit's status.
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The two people said department officials have tried for three years to include the Special Olympics funding in its budget request.
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"I've tried for years and years to bring the science I do and understand to people outside of academia," she said.
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"Having tried for a number of years to raise philanthropic money, I can tell you it's really hard," said Dr. Williams.
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Director Martin Scorsese said he had tried for years, but ultimately failed, to get the funding to make the gangster film.
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One gay couple said they had tried for 22018 years to get on a vehicle and they were denied every time.
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Researchers around the world have tried for years to develop a vaccine for the disease but have not yet been successful.
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" She continued, "I want you to know that we have tried for years and he's finally going to be here next week.
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In fact, the very first person to be tried for terrorism, Vera Zasulich, was a woman and an anarchist in Tsarist Russia.
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It's one of the best demos we've tried for Vive and VR for its use of hand-based controllers and body-tracking.
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Lorena was tried for "malicious wounding" in 1993 when she cut off her husband's penis with a knife and later discarded it.
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Dukes was the first of two men to be tried for the 2005 killing of the beloved teacher and beauty pageant winner.
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Tyrion, on the other hand, is lead to the dungeons of King's Landing and tried for Joffrey's murder in a kangaroo court.
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Mexico's Congress stripped Lucero Sánchez López of her immunity from prosecution on Monday so she can be tried for allegedly falsifying documents.
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She tried for weeks, Clavon said, to get in touch with O'Rourke's campaign, through his website and email, but heard nothing back.
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I tried for a long time to cultivate a taste for Mitski, telling myself that I should be grateful for her success.
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Tried for murder in the second degree, Andre was acquitted on all charges, ruling Mendieta's death an accident or suicide by default.
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Officials at the Department of City Planning never gave permission for the kiosks, and have tried for years to have them removed.
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This work is hardly new, seeing how literary theorists have tried for centuries to figure out how many plots there really are.
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" Sherman tried for that, didn't land it, but "about a day later they sent me the pitch for John Carter: The End.
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The officer, Jason Van Dyke, who is about to be tried for first-degree murder, had been the subject of numerous complaints.
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The agency has tried for years to enforce net neutrality, but the same appeals court had twice previously struck down similar rules.
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Headlines related to the scandal aren't slowing — former Brazilian president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is now being tried for corruption, too.
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I was an only child—my parents tried for 13 years to have a kid and my mom suffered lots of miscarriages.
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A federal judge just ruled Dassey's constitutional rights were violated when he was grilled, then tried for the murder of Teresa Halbach.
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Friends from before tried for a while without success to convince me to drink with them, which I found totally fucked up.
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"The only thing more ridiculous than being tried for laughing, is being tried twice for laughing," Code Pink quoted her as saying.
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The Dodgers tried for an insurance run in the eighth, loading the bases with one out in on Cubs reliever Mike Montgomery.
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Formula One has tried for years to put a second race in the United States but all attempts have ended in disappointment.
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Kline said he tried for months to get up to date on the mortgage payments, but Wells and Barclays moved to foreclose.
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A similar cross-party panel tried for two years to reconcile differences on some of the most divisive issues in modern Turkey.
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Let's hear from Mr. Guzzetta: I got a lot of rejections after trying some themeless grids, so I tried for simplicity here.
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It was even tried for poison ivy and snake bites in those early days -- a thought that gives today's neurologists the shivers.
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The train operator tried for 25 minutes to reverse the train to the platform, but the power failed as time went on.
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I was watching two squads firing on each other, and I tried for the final pick off, having no kills so far.
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Should an American be tried as a terrorist after a mass killing, or tried for murder and/or a hate crime instead?
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At the latter, she is the executive producer of "The Handmaid's Tale," which she had tried for years to adapt at Showtime.
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The indictment revealed that on July 27, 2016, Russian hackers tried for the first time to break into the servers of Mrs.
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Two years later, Mr. Worley was tried for similar crimes committed in Deschutes County, and convicted on the 10-2 split verdict.
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"I have served Pakistan all my life and I am being tried for treason," a frail and weak looking Mr. Musharraf said.
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However, under Italian law, former ministers cannot be tried for actions undertaken while in office unless a parliamentary committee authorizes the probe.
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The company is the first of its size in France to be tried for psychological harassment, opening the door for future cases.
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Investors Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss tried for more than three years to convince the SEC to allow the first bitcoin-focused ETF.
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The pub called the cops and Smith was tried for fraud (and, true to form, she skipped out on her court date).
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"They've tried for two years to pass a counter extremism bill but couldn't define extremism in a legally watertight way," Neumann explains.
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He was tried for his crimes and executed via electric chair in January 1989, more than 20 years after his first known attack.
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So then when we finally ended up getting pregnant, it was the most exciting thing ever because we had tried for so long.
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Wildlife officials tried for five days to save the whale, but it ended up dying on Friday, the department said on its website .
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Zimmerman was first not charged in Martin's death, but after protests, he was later tried for second-degree murder but found not guilty.
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The current law and the concept of double jeopardy in general mean that a person cannot be tried for the same crime twice.
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Tiso allowed tens of thousands of Slovak Jews to be deported to Nazi death camps and was tried for treason after the war.
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Speaking directly to the people on the street in the hope of getting an edge on pollsters has been tried for many years.
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Laws in Tennessee have changed dramatically since Brown was convicted — children under the age of 18 can no longer be tried for prostitution.
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ISPs have tried for years to gut the FCC with Congress' help, because the FCC has been given the authority to regulate them.
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Context: State law does not currently allow a person to be tried for the same crime that the federal government has already prosecuted.
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Mueller said the Russians were listening after all, and tried for the first time to hack Clinton's office within hours of Trump's comment.
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After being found guilty in Utah, Bundy was sent to Colorado to be tried for murdering Caryn Campbell, a 23-year-old nurse.
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Washington has tried for months to prevent the deal, arguing that the Russian S-400 air defense system is incompatible with NATO systems.
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Jeffries had tried for twenty-two rounds to get In just such a blow, and had missed his man time and time again.
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The prosecution had demanded he be tried for apostasy, which carries the death penalty in Saudi Arabia, but a judge dismissed that charge.
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The report, compiled by the Independent International Fact-Finding Mission on Myanmar, had called for the six generals to be tried for genocide.
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Gambia, on behalf of Rohingya Muslims, opens an international dispute with Myanmar in an effort to have the country's leadership tried for genocide.
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Mulvaney's four suggestions have been the longstanding goals of Republicans and the financial sector who've tried for years to rein in the CFPB.
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Anne Marie Fahey went missing in 1996 and has never been found, though a man was tried for and convicted of her murder.
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Morrisey is being tried for first- and second-degree murder, burglary, possession of instruments of crime and tampering with or fabricating physical evidence.
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That is a very dangerous dynamic for the Republican nominee, and for the political party that tried for so long to protect him.
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Despite its history-as-slumber-party vibe, the show sometimes tried for a more complicated portrayal of how women grasp and hold power.
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"Joe Manchin tried for one second to stand up to clap about all-time low unemployment numbers," Don Jr. said at the rally.
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She was interrogated about the whereabouts of her sons in a rebel neighborhood, and then sent to Damascus to be tried for terrorism.
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The picks in our guide are the best cleansers I've ever tried for sensitive skin, formulas that won't sting, irritate, or cause breakouts.
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GOP leaders have tried for years to find a way to repeal it, arguing that it's an unaffordable burden on working class Americans.
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TransCanada tried for more than five years to build the 1,179-mile (1,897-km) pipeline, until President Barack Obama rejected it in 2015.
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Remnick revealed that he had "tried for months to get him" but that Bannon had only just agreed to this uniquely prestigious platform.
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"Warren's rivals have tried for years to brand her as an elitist," by Alex Thompson An attack with a long and uneven history.
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Yet no one was ever prosecuted, Congress was only recently notified, and the Justice Department tried for years to keep the records secret.
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She had tried for the same seat three years earlier, running against the incumbent, even though local party leaders told her not to.
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Rowan was awaiting trial for a nonviolent drug case; McCormick was being tried for a cold-case murder that had captured local headlines.
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Mattis tried for months to have Trump endorse NATO's Article 5 provision which says an attack on one is an attack on all.
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"Those who ordered and carried out unlawful attacks should be tried for war crimes," Ole Solvang, deputy emergencies director at Human Rights Watch, said.
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United States that it does not violate double jeopardy for the same person to be tried for the same conduct in two different jurisdictions.
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"Even President Ronald Reagan tried for 8 years to build a Border Wall, or Fence, and was unable to do so," he wrote Dec.
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I tried for a month last year but worried that all the fatty meats and cheeses were bad for my inflammation so I stopped.
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Many of the people being tried for war crimes are leaders in Jamaat, and with Jamaat crippled, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party is also crippled.
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Almost two-thirds of these kids are prescribed stimulants, which should be among the first treatments tried for the condition, Kemper said by email.
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"We tried for Indy last year, came close, but just missed out," added the Spaniard, who led at Indianapolis before a late engine failure.
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"The Committee has tried for more than a month to obtain this information voluntarily, but USCIS and ICE have obstructed the investigation," wrote Cummings.
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Party leaders in other states have tried for years to loosen the grip Iowa — and New Hampshire — have held over the early nominating process.
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William Regnery II, a man who inherited millions but struggled in business, tried for 15 years to ignite a racist political movement — and failed.
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Several political activists, including the main opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai, have in the past been tried for terrorism and treason but have been acquitted.
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The FCC tried for the decade before 20113 to enforce non-discrimination and other net neutrality rules using other legal authorities as a basis.
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Zimmerman was at first not charged in Martin's death, but after nationwide protests, he was tried for second-degree murder and found not guilty.
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With one of King's weakest novels as source material, Cell was never going to be great, but it could have tried for dumb thrills.
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Waire's accomplice in the robbery, Joeviair Kennedy, was tried for murder but found not guilty in June after saying Waire pulled the trigger, MLive.
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William Regnery II, a man who inherited millions but struggled in business, tried for 183 years to ignite a racist political movement — and failed.
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Even for the most recent Taylor Swift meme, the "name a badder bitch" meme, I tried for a while to just let it be.
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Whether it's moving the power button to the back or applying a slight curve, LG's always tried for a radically different design every year.
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Yeo is facing another seven separate charges, including money laundering, cheating and forgery, which the prosecution said he would be tried for next year.
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Bill Gates points out that the vast majority of plants have not been tried for their capacity to turn them into plant-based meat.
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Trampling from crowds has left much of the stretch a dust bowl that the National Park Service has tried for year to re-turf.
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This is the first time that anyone has been tried for wartime sex-slavery charges in the country where the crimes were allegedly committed.
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The banking industry has tried for years to amend Dodd-Frank, which it says harms banks of all sizes with stifling regulations and rules.
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The Vatican had tried for decades to meet with Russian patriarchs, amplifying their efforts after the fall of the Soviet Union in the 1990s.
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Today, geographer Scott Warren is scheduled to be tried — for the second time — by the U.S. Department of Justice for acting on his faith.
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The two men tried for six months to obtain a marriage license from the General Consulate of Mexico in New York, but were denied.
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Several teams, each using a different principle, have tried for decades to develop a malaria vaccine, but complete, long-lasting protection has proved elusive.
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The advertising industry has tried for decades with little success to shed its "Mad Men"-like reputation as a profession dominated by white men.
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By the age of 20, he had been tried for and convicted of several thefts, a handful of assaults, and various other minor crimes.
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Hassan tried for weeks to get a special humanitarian visa for his wife that would allow her to see their son one last time.
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TransCanada tried for more than five years to build the 1,913-mile (1,897 km) pipeline, until then-President Barack Obama rejected it in 2015.
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They could argue that since a sitting president cannot be indicted or tried for alleged crimes, the use of a grand jury is improper.
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The US Environmental Protection Agency tried for a total ban in the late 1980s, but manufacturers sued and a federal court blocked the agency.
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Mr. Murdoch, the 21st Century Fox executive chairman, has tried for years to take full control of the broadcaster, which he started in 221.
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That man, Yogi Adityanath, has called for the family of the first lynching victim to be tried for illegally storing beef in their home.
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I've tried for a while when I left Citi to -- that's why I said it's too much, I had to get back to work.
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Second, even after Republican obstruction had become a sad fact of Senate life, Senator Harry Reid tried for years to avert the nuclear option.
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Trump has goaded the press into revealing the whistleblower's identity, and said they were "close to a spy" who could be tried for treason.
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I tried for three years to get it on to no avail and now it's all coming out and it's like these new revelations.
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He resisted national news coverage and tried for the most part to subvert his funnyman impulses to the solemn duties of his new role.
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Argentina had tried for years to break into the Chinese market, which requires huge quantities of the meal to feed its massive hog herd.
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"He must be tried for this case by Mexican judges in Mexican courts," Juan Pablo Badillo Soto told reporters outside the jail on Saturday.
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Utah oil and gas producers tried for years to get the EPA to exempt them from smog rules meant to prevent ailments like asthma.
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A handful have been prosecuted for carrying out attacks but most are tried for crossing the border illegally, including some as young as nine.
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When three white men were tried for killing Reeb, an all-white jury found them not guilty after an hour and half of deliberation.
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Now this is interesting ... according to the cops, when they arrived at the house they tried for "several hours" to make contact with Lang.
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They first tried for Carlos Gomez, who was signed for a longer period and was a better center fielder defensively, but that deal fell through.
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After the Fed's announcement, gold fell briefly, trading down 0.19 percent by 0.823:02 PM ET, but tried for a rebound, last up 0.2 percent.
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Authorities arrived at the scene and tried for two hours to remove the feline with a snare, but were unable to pull Luna out safely.
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Days before the 2016 election, the 28-year-old had tried for a second time in only a few months to end her own life.
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LIMA, Peru – Peru says it&aposs formally asking U.S. officials to send former President Alejandro Toledo home to be tried for a massive corruption scheme.
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The 66-year-old tried for months to find a doctor after retiring to Laval, a quiet town of 50,0003 residents surrounded by rolling fields.
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That Manson landed in LA, and tried for years to gain fame himself, is indicative of what drew (and continues to draw) people to Hollywood.
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But he and eight other politicians are still due to be tried for sedition for attending a banned meeting the government says incited a riot.
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Traders also attributed some of the recovery to beginning-of-month inflows and some optimism on consumer spending as some consumer stocks tried for gains.
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They tried for several weeks to do the deed before she actually got pregnant, despite the fact they only dated each other for a minute.
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While the first two generations featured an all-plastic design that looked more like toys, the company clearly tried for a different kind of look.
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CBS has tried for the last couple of years to find a worthy successor to "The Big Bang Theory," which remains TV's top-rated comedy.
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" Nor did he sound "triumphalist" when he said matter-of-factly that communism had been tried for several decades and, put simply, "It didn't work.
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With a pretty lean theme, I tried for an open grid with some lighthearted misdirection, in order to complement the "What is it?" clues themselves.
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Mr. Moseley was never tried for murdering Ms. Johnson or Ms. Kralik, though he recited details only the killer could have known, the police said.
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Six-month-old Brandon Alex's babysitter tried for 40 minutes in March to call 911 after the baby rolled off a daybed onto the floor.
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Some lawmakers have tried for years to curtail U.S. contributions to the coalition, which has been blamed for thousands of civilian deaths in the war.
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Some of the suspects had been tried for fraud in Kenya and acquitted, while the others had not yet faced trial when they were deported.
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The same year that McCleskey came before the high court, Timothy Tyrone Foster was tried for the murder in Rome, Georgia and sentenced to death.
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He had tried for years to take the reins of Pakistan, a nuclear-armed Islamic nation that has struggled with poverty, economic stagnation and instability.
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Argentina had tried for years to break into the Chinese market, the biggest consumer of the meal which it uses to feed its hog herd.
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While Ali was only tried for one seizure, connecting cartels to multiple seizures "can build a much stronger case against [criminals like him]," Wasser said.
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The entire leadership of the church should be held to account and, where evidence exists, those responsible should be arrested and tried for their crimes.
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On another day, this would perhaps be much higher on the list, but the sausage biscuit I tried for the test was overcooked and dry.
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Agents tried for five years to pick apart the deal&aposs complexities and were still scrambling when the statute of limitations expired in July 2016.
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During the Pope's 2015 trip to the United States, he tried, for the most part, to avoid stepping directly into the country's bitter culture wars.
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But Republicans, who have tried for years to stop the government from expanding health care coverage, will not wait passively for a disaster to happen.
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The four-time Pro Bowler tried for weeks to improve enough to see the field, eventually playing against the New England Patriots in Week 7.
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Critics of the swap argued the officers should have remained in custody until they could be tried for the deaths of more than 100 protesters.
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Akshay Kumar plays a naval officer Rustom Pavri who is being tried for the murder of his wife's alleged lover after he discovers their affair.
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Lorena is correct, of course, that most people forget that before she was tried for what she did, John was charged with marital sexual assault.
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Wyoming legislators have tried for years to enact antibias laws, only to be defeated by opponents concerned that such a law would give minorities special rights.
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Forty years after the "Mississippi Burning" killings and at age 80, Killen became the first and only person to be tried for murder in the case.
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In an interview in January, Mr. Kadyrov likened some politicians, activists and journalists in Russia to enemies of the state who should be tried for treason.
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Watson&aposs 19 touchdown passes are tried for the league lead and are the most in NFL history through a player&aposs first seven career games.
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This is good news for the local Maori people who've tried for a century to have their relationship with the water body acknowledged by the government.
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Lorena's trial: January 10-22, 13 Lorena was tried for malicious wounding, and claimed to the court that John had sexually assaulted, abused, and raped her.
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"I have tried for years to get everyone to go but let's just say not every family member is as enthusiastic as I am," she shared.
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The government and the opposition have tried for years to reach an agreement to ease the deep political and economic crisis in the oil-rich country.
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Richard D. Collins was tried for the rape of Harmony Allen before a military court on Eglin Air Force Base in Florida in late February 2017.
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Variations of the southbound policy have been tried for decades: the smaller economies of South-East Asia are no substitute for the Chinese giant next door.
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Many veteran organizations tried for months to stop the Republican-led Congress from passing the resolution, and other advocacy groups have also pressed for a veto.
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Williams completed all five passes he tried for 61 yards, setting up a 36-yard field goal by Bubba Baxa that gave Miami the early lead.
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We're told Emily ended it after Lontel told her he only wanted to be a sperm donor and nothing more if they tried for another kid.
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Guantánamo's prisoners have not been charged with a crime, much less tried for one, yet their detainments are "lengthening into decades, with no end in sight".
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The U.N. has tried for weeks to evacuate the wounded and chronically sick from eastern Aleppo, but a ceasefire is required to do so, Ramzy said.
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"We tried for a year to convince them not to say Daesh, because we knew that we would be taken away, imprisoned and whipped," he said.
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Caught and tried for murder, Pasqualino, newly dubbed "the butcher of Naples," drifts farther and farther away from the easy street he used to live on.
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Richard D. Collins was tried for the rape of Harmony Allen before a military court on Eglin Air Force Base in Florida in late February 238.
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U.S. stock index futures tried for gains as the opening bell approached, helped by a rise in U.S. crude oil futures to above $33 a barrel.
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Llarena said on Friday 13 leaders, including Rovira and former Catalan president Carles Puigdemont who is already in exile in Brussels, will be tried for rebellion.
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Garland died in the arms of Marchello Faulkner, who said he tried for hours to get guards at the maximum-security facility to help his friend.
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Convictions are rare in police shootings Tensing was the third US law enforcement officer to be tried for shooting a black man in the last week.
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North Korean leaders have tried for two decades to get a meeting with an America president because they believed it would give them prestige and legitimacy.
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The trial of Jason Stockley was a rare moment in which a police officer was actually charged and tried for the shooting a civilian to death.
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Blue Apron initially tried for a similar multiple and YogaWorks also had been seeking more than three times sales before yanking its IPO earlier this week.
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They've tried for years to find that piece, cycling through players like Rudy Gay, O.J. Mayo, Jeff Green, and even Lance Stephenson, all to no avail.
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We had a female producer with us, who tried for four weeks to get in contact with the female surfer that we had been told about.
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With closer Edwin Diaz unavailable after pitching three days in a row, former Mets closer Jeurys Familia tried for his second regular-season six-out save.
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Tribal elders had tried for months to negotiate forgiveness for the driver who killed Sima's father, and by mid-October, they were close to an agreement.
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Washington tried for similar magic by putting it rookie, Dwayne Haskins, under center in place of Case Keenum in a game that was already slipping away.
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To be extradited from Canada, the alleged conduct the person will be tried for in the destination country must also amount to a crime in Canada.
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"We've tried for at least three shows to book what the industry calls 'curve' models, but the agencies wouldn't give them to us," Mr. Martin said.
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Mr. Obama made concessions to Republican senators in states like Oklahoma and Utah, and he tried for years to negotiate with others, often to no avail.
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Mr. Davis was still tried for capital murder, but found guilty of a lesser charge, felony murder, which carries a sentence of 20 years to life.
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The real Duch, who was the first of the Khmer Rouge leaders to be tried for mass murder, is now serving out a life prison sentence.
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They tried for years to have children, she said, but those attempts ended in miscarriages because of the internal damage she had suffered from multiple rapes.
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"Governments the world over have tried for decades to encourage ride-sharing," Martin Hedevag, General Manager Uber Sweden, said in response to the Swedish commission's proposals.
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He is tried for this, and not only goes free but gets to hear the judge tell the prosecution off for attacking a poor working man.
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Sense of despair On immigration, there was a similar sense of despair from those who have tried for years to soothe a a national fault line.
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They brought her to a shelter not far from where they found her and workers there in Edgcombe County have tried for months to find her owners.
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Overall the P210 just makes me wish Huawei tried for something a little less conventional, because it has more neat ideas than your first impressions might suggest.
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When Mike Tyson, a boxer, was tried for rape in 1992 his legal team tried to paint his accuser, a teenage beauty-pageant winner, as money-grubbing.
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Republican lawmakers have tried for years — without success — to curb the powers of the agency, which was authorized in 2010 and enjoys broad support among congressional Democrats.
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"The Committee has tried for more than a month to obtain this information voluntarily, but USCIS and ICE have obstructed the investigation," wrote Cummings, a Maryland Democrat.
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Saying he should be tried for violence, authorities have revoked Guevara's parliamentary immunity and banned the 31-year-old leader of hardline Popular Will party from traveling.
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BEIJING – A lawyer for the Chinese dissident behind a website documenting alleged rights abuses says the activist will be tried for leaking state secrets on June 20.
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When I tried for a more assertive playthrough, I figured out exactly why it was appearing, when to run from it, and when to stand and fight.
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Of course it&aposs big news that the man who ran Trump&aposs campaign during a key period in 2016 is being tried for fraud and lying.
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A conscious decision to expose divides most leaders have tried for decades to quell is an audacious and shocking bet that augurs dark political months to come.
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Quote of the day: "They should be tried for treason & hung" Rocker Ted Nugent, on President Obama and Hillary Clinton for how they handled the Benghazi attack.
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The major averages tried for gains in intraday trade but the Dow Jones industrial average ended about 41 points lower to end seven straight days of gains.
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The extradition order only covered the wire fraud charge, so Ceglia would not be able to be tried for mail fraud in the United States, Calderon said.
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Summitt was legendarily tough: When she dislocated her shoulder in 26, she tried for more than an hour to reset it herself before finally calling a doctor.
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The Hurricanes also killed off a tripping penalty to Jay McClement at 14:21 of the third period as the Maple Leafs tried for the tying goal.
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After the Nazis came to power the following year, the elder Mr. Baruch was tried for attempted murder, found guilty and sentenced to three years in prison.
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And he has talked about [how] Muslims who abide by the adherence of the faith should be considered to be tried for acts of sedition and prosecuted.
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Mr. Moore said that he and his current wife have tried for years to resolve the issue with the I.R.S., including dispute resolution, but have not succeeded.
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In Mason's case, his mother said she tried for six months to find a solution that would make it possible for Mason to join the Shakespeare group.
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I tried for a long time to convince them to let me wear short, white, spiky hair, and they were like, 'You can't actually be Guy Fieri.
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BHP has also tried for years to sell its stake in the Nimba prospect, which does not fit the company's preference for operating in stable, developed economies.
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Any petition with over 200,000 signatures is guaranteed an official government response, putting the group under a spotlight it has tried for so many years to avoid.
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Mr. Duffy said his central New York and London stores tried for years but failed to build pre-owned business because of a lack of consumer interest.
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But some tried for spontaneity, pulling together what at least appeared to be a ragtag assemblage of vintage treasures, personal mementos and baubles retrieved from their wardrobes.
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Fifteen years after the war, a Mossad team is tasked with capturing Eichmann and secretly conveying him to Israel, where he was publicly tried for his crimes.
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To those who advocated lynching the President, he replied that, because he believed in the Constitution, he would prefer to see Obama tried for treason and executed.
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Siegel and Shuster had their hero capture Hitler and his then-ally Stalin and deposit them at the League of Nations to be tried for war crimes.
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The department tried for a time to have review board prosecutors and defense lawyers begin plea negotiations before scheduling the first trial date, review board officials said.
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We asked some of our favorite authors what they tried for the first time in summers' past: Francine Prose went on a scary ride at Coney Island.
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Senate Democrats had tried for years to pass the kind of infrastructure bill Trump had suggested, Reid reminded his colleagues, only to run up against Republican opposition.
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Former President Dilma Rousseff, who was impeached in August, tried for years to get Congress to raise royalties, a move that regional governments endorsed but mining firms opposed.
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Somehow the felon (who, again, was being tried for murder!) was left alone and he was able to escape the prison in Aspen, Colorado in June of 1977.
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Their leadership will be tried for war crimes - but they are unlikely to serve jail time - while their new political party has 10 congressional seats guaranteed through 2026.
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In the largest prize of California, where Sanders had tried for two weeks straight to re-energize his "political revolution," she routed him by a double-digit margin.
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Having tried for months to chip away at Mr Abadi's authority by impeaching his senior ministers, Mr Maliki has recently switched tack in favour of bolstering the PMF.
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A court in Peru ruled that Alberto Fujimori, a former president, could be tried for his alleged role in the death-squad killings of six people in 1992.
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Jutting, 31, is being tried for the murder of two Indonesian women, 23-year-old Sumarti Ningsih and 26-year-old Seneng Mujiasih, in Hong Kong in 2014.
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Millie Graham Wood, a solicitor with Privacy International, a charity, has tried for six months to find out what data Google has collected from her Nest smart thermostat.
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It took only a mild statement of regret and the passage of time for Kobe Bryant's reputation and endorsements to be restored after he was tried for rape.
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While we know how to deliver power wirelessly to stationary objects like implantable medical devices, scientists have tried for years to develop ways to wirelessly charge moving objects.
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For the full details, including the story of a man who was tried for Mya's murder, released from suspicion, and then retried, check out this story on Fusion.
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Fatah and Hamas have tried for years to come to an accommodation over running the Gaza Strip, but have repeatedly failed to implement deals mainly brokered by Egypt.
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Manafort is being tried for several crimes related to his lobbying work, including tax evasion, money laundering, and failing to register as an agent for his foreign clients.
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Puigdemont is currently in Berlin waiting for German authorities to rule on whether he should be extradited to Spain to be tried for mis-use of public funds.
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Republicans say they have tried for the past year to get Democrats to agree to shortening the time it takes to process lower-level nominees, but without success.
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Jani confirmed to CNN that the police officer in the German case was tried for rape but noted that the court only found him guilty of sexual assault.
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Congo state mining company Gecamines, which has a 20 percent stake, has tried for months to block both sales, arguing it has a right to pre-empt them.
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He said his administration had tried for four years to make one of the world's most expensive cities more affordable by providing public prekindergarten and paid sick leave.
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Fast food chains have tried for years to woo health-conscious diners by mixing lighter fare like salads and yogurt with the usual burgers, fried chicken and shakes.
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On two of these occasions, at campaign rallies in New Jersey and Iowa, he claimed that others had unsuccessfully tried for decades to get such a program approved.
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They were ignited by the acquittal of four white police officers after they were tried for the use of excessive force on Rodney King, a black taxi driver.
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More than 20 Klansmen were involved in killing three young civil rights workers -- James Chaney, Andrew Goodman, and Michael Schwerner -- and no one was ever tried for murder.
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Eighteen members of the Black Panther Party, waiting to be tried for shoot-outs with the police, held classes on politics, economics, sociology, and the history of slavery.
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One Senate Democrat told me he'd tried for days to connect with Republicans, both on and off the floor during breaks, only to be politely rebuffed after pleasantries.
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Some lawmakers have tried for years to pass a new AUMF, arguing the current one shouldn't cover ISIS since the group did not exist when it was passed.
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Trump can thank his rock-solid support among Republicans and conservative-minded independents for floating his balloon even as Democrats have tried for three years to pop it.
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"Epstein cannot be tried for being the criminal that he was," attorneys for the woman, described as "Jane Doe," wrote in a court filing in New York Wednesday.
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Italy has more than 1,000 utilities controlled by cities and regions and previous governments have tried for years to get them to consolidate to make them more efficient.
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Human rights experts have called it ethnic cleansing or genocide, and U.N. officials have said the nation's military generals should be tried for the gravest crimes against humanity.
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Democrats tried for years to paint Senate Republicans as obstructionist, but it didn't save their 60-seat majority in 2009 from becoming a 46-seat minority in 85033.
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A family friend from Colorado, Kelly Westover, breeds cats, and she had tried for years to persuade Bird to adopt Mr. Delicious, who is about 8 years old.
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Rosa DeLauro (Conn.) have tried for years to drum up support for the FAMILY Act, which would provide three months of paid leave, but haven't had much luck.
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The Astros had tried for years to trade for Osuna, and finally got him from the Toronto Blue Jays this summer when he suddenly became a distressed asset.
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"I tried for many years to really wrap my head around patterns in the dolphin signals," said Dr. Frasier, who is now an assistant project scientist at Scripps.
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The result was a media blackout — starting in April, when the case was sent to trial — for the highest-ranking Vatican official to be tried for abusing children.
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A really important distinction — that so many of my sloppy fellow journalists do not get right — is he was never tried for statutory rape for sex with minors.
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In a video apology, Jiang said that the spanking was a "training model I have tried for years" and had "nothing to do" with the heads of the bank.
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Testing determined his DNA did not match the sample found on the rape victim and prosecutors dropped those charges, but he was tried for the second robbery and murder.
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Days after the verdict was returned, Anthony was sentenced to serve four years in jail, but she received credit for time she'd already served while being tried for murder.
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On Monday afternoon, President Donald Trump tried for a do-over, condemning what he called this weekend's "racist violence" in Charlottesville, Virginia, in a statement at the White House.
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Near the beginning of Outlaw King, news arrives that Wallace had been hanged, drawn, and quartered in London after being tried for treason, causing the devastated public to riot.
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Delaney Robinson, a sophomore at the university, told reporters in Raleigh she was assaulted on February 14, and that she has tried for months to have formal charges filed.
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Hernandez was previously tried for the same charges in 2015, but was spared a conviction when a lone holdout on the jury led the judge to declare a mistrial.
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Melissa Beswick, a research coordinator at the University of Pennsylvania and one of my closest friends, has tried for years to force herself into the habit of swimming laps.
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It's likely that Trump and his team want to keep him out of court because having a president-elect being tried for fraud is not a particularly good look.
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Beijing has tried for many years to enlist the help of foreign countries to arrest and deport back to China citizens it accuses of crimes including corruption and terrorism.
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She's in a confessional mood and almost has tears in her eyes when she tells Offred that she and Fred the Commander tried for so long to have children.
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In 2011, he was one of five activists -- collectively known as the "UAE 5" -- tried for "insulting the UAE's leaders" in a high-profile case that garnered international attention.
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The qualms of clerics, who had tried for decades to deny women the freedom to drive, had been set aside by the only man who could: the King himself.
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When Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were prosecuted in the 1950s for sharing atomic secrets with the Soviet Union, they were tried for espionage, not treason, for this exact reason.
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Of about 125 ship captains and crew members tried for slavery in federal court in New York, only one was hanged, and only after the Civil War had begun.
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After that, I tried, for instance, Insight Heart which let me put a beating heart in the middle of my office, walk around it, and look inside of it.
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Meadows is being tried for aggravated murder, but her supporters see her as a victim—both of her father's abuse, and of a series of callous and unjust institutions.
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Dawodzai was tried for murder at the district court in nearby Landau, and, at the beginning of September, he was sentenced to eight years and six months in prison.
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Ms. Collins was 48 when she first swept into the courtroom when Blake was being tried for the murder of his son Steven's male lover; Mr. Forsythe was 63.
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Under Brazilian law, the president may be tried for criminal acts only if two-thirds of the lower House of Congress refers a case to the country's top court.
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Representative Barbara Lee, Democrat of California and the only member who voted against approving the war authorization in 2001, had tried for years to successfully pass such a repeal.
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They tried for around three years to build [Trainspotter]; looking back, it had the classic problem of too many people involved—with too many opinions—and not enough doing.
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The Russian government has tried for years to use Interpol and its international warrants, known as red notices, to track down and arrest political enemies and dissidents living abroad.
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While they are legally allowed to return home, many Germans do not want to see them allowed back without being tried for their roles in supporting the terror organization.
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Peter Handke, a writer from Austria, has espoused nationalist views and spoke at the funeral of Slobodan Milosevic, the former leader of Yugoslavia who was tried for war crimes.
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Details: Stella called for Omar to be tried for treason and hanged in response to an unproven claim that the congresswoman gave sensitive intelligence information to Iran and Qatar.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French prosecutors have requested that the son of Equatorial Guinea's president be tried for suspected money laundering, an official at the financial prosecutor's office said on Thursday.
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Certainly, politicians in Sacramento have tried for decades, but even they can't sink the Golden State — though they have managed to amass $85033 billion in debt and unfunded liabilities.
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"They tried for many years" to defend the treatment of animals in industrial farming — blaming systemic abuses on individual bad workers, claiming that their practices were good for animals.
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Dr. Whitten said he had tried for years, fruitlessly, to determine whether environmental impact assessments had been carried out before cement companies were given permission to dynamite the karsts.
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"They tried for many years" to defend the treatment of animals in industrial farming — blaming systemic abuses on individual bad workers, claiming that their practices were good for animals.
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Trump's decision was also a shock in Washington, where senior administration officials, including Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis, tried for days to change the president's mind, U.S. officials said.
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Since abiraterone operates on the same biological pathway, experts expect that it will be tried for patients with cancer that hasn't metastasized and could end up working as well.
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The two other men involved — Brandon Banks and Jaborian "Tip" McKenzie — were also charged in the case, but have yet to be tried for their alleged involvement, according to WKRN.
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Having tried for many seasons to explore the world of cult leader Charles Manson, Murphy realized that the presidential election would be a better entry point to exploring the topic.
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When the patriarch of the Russian Orthodox Church called for a ban in Russia, the country's minister of health explained that this had been tried for a time under Stalin.
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There was "Pastor Bob" Miles, a one time grand dragon in the Michigan Ku Klux Klan, who'd been arrested and tried for plotting to bomb school buses and stop integration.
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Labour's current leader, socialist Jeremy Corbyn, has said he believes the war was illegal and that Blair should be tried for war crimes if evidence showed he broke international law.
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Spencer, who was a Marine Corps pilot in the 1970s, was forced to resign after Trump barred the Navy SEALs from a review of a SEAL tried for war crimes.
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The comment provoked a tremendous public outcry, and on December 2, more than 200,000 Indonesian protesters called for Ahok to be tried for blasphemy under Indonesia's laws against insulting religion.
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Here are the estimated effects of hiking the federal minimum wage to $15 per hour, according to CBO projections: Democrats have tried for years to raise the federal minimum wage.
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That strange gap might have something to do with women being identified as witches: although about 15% of 3,500 people tried for witchcraft in Scotland during the 1600s were men.
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Investigators determined Perez tried for two and a half hours to find a way, before calling a supervisor and saying he'd report to his secondary duty station, the chief said.
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From 1946 to 1958, he was confined at St. Elizabeths, a psychiatric hospital in Washington, D.C., largely as part of legal strategy to keep him from being tried for treason.
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In 2014, after riots and large-scale political protests broke out over soaring crime, inflation and food shortages, the opposition leader Leopoldo López was arrested and tried for inciting violence.
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Kanosh said she and her family tried for years to bring her brother's case to court, but in the end, they were unable to raise the money for an attorney.
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Arab states like Qatar have tried for years to broker a reconciliation between Fatah and Hamas, and Qatar's foreign minister, Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim al-Thani, attended Thursday's meeting.
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Myanmar's military is facing widespread allegations that it is carrying out ethnic cleansing against the Rohingya and the United Nations has recommended that its top commanders be tried for genocide.
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Mr. Giuliani would not comment on the contents but confirmed that the president's lawyers had not rejected an interview altogether and had instead tried for an "avenue" that could work.
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A Justice Department spokeswoman said in a statement that the committee was playing "political games" and that the agency had tried for months to accommodate the committee's demands for documents.
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Britain passed tough anti-slavery legislation in 2015 introducing life sentences for traffickers and allowed for British nationals to be tried for trafficking offences regardless of where they took place.
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Clinton and President Obama were "at the center" of the conflict in Syria and profiting from it and that both would be tried for treason if Mr. Trump was elected.
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Pelosi had tried for months to win Trump's support for the bill, given that he broke from Republican orthodoxy and supported government negotiation on drug prices during his 2900 campaign.
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P.S.G. has tried, for seven long years, to conquer Europe by acquiring superstars, by hoping to happen upon a magical formula by which gathering enough talent together means it multiplies.
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He got the "consolation prize" of the vice presidency during Thomas Jefferson's first term, but killed Alexander Hamilton in a duel and later managed to get himself tried for treason.
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Greenberg and Smith tried for years to have the case thrown out as having no merit, but the Court of Appeals said there was enough evidence to proceed to trial.
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Twitter permanently suspended the social media account of Danielle Stella, a Republican challenging Omar, for a tweet in which she said the Democrat should be tried for treason and hanged.
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In one case, a woman from Washington state received nearly $21,2000, Kantor said, and the treating facility tried for more than a year to recover the money from the patient.
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Tony Beavers, a family friend whom Collins affectionately calls his "Uncle Tone," is a Pop Warner coach and had tried for years to coax Jojuan into picking up a ball.
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And so Dell Demps and company tried for years to find a suitable center partner who could guard the behemoths inside and still allow Davis ample space to operate offensively.
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The United States has tried for years to discourage South Korea from developing longer-range ballistic missiles in keeping with the Missile Technology Control Regime, a voluntary international arms-control pact.
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When Cathy Heller was introduced to Donald Trump at a Mar-a-Lago brunch in the '90s, she says he grabbed her and forcibly tried for a kiss on the mouth.
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According to the complaint, Campbell tried for seven months to get Abovitz to attend a presentation on gender diversity that included proposed changes to make the startup a more friendly environment.
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Defeated, I lay on my couch staring at the ceiling listening to myself breathe and tried for the first time ever to simply exist in the presence of my physical pain.
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I was never even tried for anything to do with the explosion, and that President Obama claimed that he knew what happened at the coal mine before anybody ever went underground.
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Everyone in my life knows that I am far from racist and unfortunately NeNe Leakes has tried for the last 10 years to paint that picture because that's her last resort.
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The company, prior to rejection by the regulator in 2016, had tried for an abuse-deterrent label for the drug but an advisory committee to the FDA voted against the move.
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As Yingst tried for a third time to make the point that what Sanders is saying and what Trump has said aren't the same thing, the press secretary cut him off.
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Argentina, the top global soymeal exporter, has tried for years to break into the China market, the biggest consumer of the meal which it uses to feed its giant hog herd.
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Everyone in my life knows that I am far from racist and unfortunately NeNe Leaks has tried for the last 10 years to paint that picture because that's her last resort.
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The amendment, attached to every appropriations bill for decades at the insistence of Republicans, has had a chilling effect on federal research, and Democrats have tried for years to repeal it.
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Some soldiers had taken to saying, "Better to be judged by twelve than carried by six"—that is, it was preferable to be tried for war crimes than killed in action.
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More than 30 years later, his building that force came back to haunt him, when he and other former Communist officials were tried for their roles in the martial law violence.
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This attitude helps explain why Ms. Pearson was apparently the first person ever tried for "improper assistance in casting a ballot," phrasing that does not even appear in Georgia's criminal statutes.
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I tried for a while, as the court was shown, to pursue some ideas, but he had crushed a part of my spirit and made me feel, well, awkward and insecure.
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Waymo lawyers said they tried for six weeks to get text messages between former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick and Levandowski but Uber hasn't been cooperative in turning over Kalanick's cell phone.
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The Republican Party hadn't always intended to go this route: Officials tried for years to come up with broad-based immigration reform that would appeal to growing numbers of Latino voters.
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In the case of Mr. Sims, aides had tried for days to persuade Mr. Trump not to give more fuel to the fire by commenting on the book and elevating it.
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Nas calls Kelis "hostile" in court docs, obtained by TMZ, claiming he's tried for months to work out an amicable agreement for sharing their son Knight ... and Kelis just won't cooperate.
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Maraj is expected to be tried for up to three weeks in Long Island, New York, on charges that he sexually abused a child younger than 13 years old — allegations he denies.
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I tried for over a year to get a job as a paralegal but kept getting hit with needing obscene levels of experience for entry-level positions that paid $10 an hour.
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She's being tried for allegedly coaxing Roy to his death with text messages and phone calls when she was 17, an involuntary manslaughter charge that carries up to 20 years in prison.
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"We tried for years to find a vehicle and a circumstance where this would work and initially we'd get a 'not on my spacecraft' reaction," Urban said during a NASA TV interview.
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Hamas has tried for months to enforce informal cease-fire understandings with Israel — which Palestinian Islamic Jihad has often disrupted with rogue rocket or sniper attacks — in return for cash from Qatar.
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The conviction of Edgar Ray Killen in 2005 on manslaughter charges was a partial healing moment for our country even though the other 17 accused were never tried for murder or manslaughter.
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Congress has tried for years to fix the outdated laws that block their paths to legal status, but bipartisan bills have been killed time and again in Congress by mostly Republican opposition.
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A veal chop Milanese tried for something more interesting: Instead of a cutlet, a whole veal chop was used, pounded out thin, breaded and pan fried and still attached to the bone.
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The committee has tried for the past year to showcase bipartisanship in its investigation, taking pride that it has yet to devolve into public partisan mudslinging like its counterpart in the House.
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He was kept at arm's length by allies, perhaps most surprisingly even by those from the far right whom he has tried for months to pound into a Europe-wide populist rebellion.
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Cody Wilson, the self-described crypto-anarchist who has tried for years to post blueprints for 0003-D printed guns online, will have to keep waiting, a federal judge ruled on Monday.
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United Nations experts says the military's brutal campaign last year to evict around 700,000 Rohingya Muslims from Rakhine State, in Myanmar's far west, should result in top generals being tried for genocide.
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Lula, a popular leftist leader, was tried for receiving a beachside apartment and a country house from engineering firms in return for their winning lucrative state contracts under his Workers Party's government.
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The "fragrance free" movement, which uses the tagline "think before you stink," has tried for years to beat back the use of fragrances in public places, in deference to the scent-sensitive.
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On the surface, it is a technical case concerning the double jeopardy provision of the Fifth Amendment that says no person should be tried for the same offense twice in federal court.
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At the end of January, though, after I had tried for months to reach her, she sent me a letter, her first engagement with a member of the media since the scandal.
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Jones and his mother had tried for several years to find his brother, and when Jones finally reached the hospital, he was told Boyd had been released and put on a bus.
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Tarek Mehanna is tried for thought crimes, and there are disappearances and entrapments and drone strikes and no one asks me how come it is my people who seem to be targeted.
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Romell Broom, survived execution September 103, 2009, in Ohio: Broom's execution was halted by Ohio Governor Ted Strickland after a medical team tried for hours to puncture Broom's veins and administer the injections.
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Having tried for years to sell the business, its turnaround under the stewardship of Eddie Haegel has made it something of a poster child for efficiency within the company, according to one investor.
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French officials have been blunt that they hope many of their citizens who joined ISIS were killed on the battlefield or, if captured, will be tried for their crimes in Iraq or Syria.
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"I tried for so long to get out of my head by making stand-up shows about how I was in my own head, and that quickly proved to be fruitless," he said.
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But Michael Folk, a member of West Virginia's House of Delegates, said he still believes Clinton should be tried for treason after an FBI investigation determined she handled classified information on the server.
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A further 13 people will be tried for their involvement in what officials said at the time of the raid in January last year was a plan to kidnap and kill Belgian policemen.
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The parents tried for several days to gain permission to take their son home, but as Wednesday's court hearing progressed it became clear that would not happen because the logistical problems were insurmountable.
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Ognjanovic was part of the legal team that defended Milosevic at the U.N. tribunal in The Hague, Netherlands, where Milosevic was tried for war crimes committed during the Balkan wars of the 1990s.
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According to the prosecutors, he was able to access more than 120 different Gmail and iCloud accounts, and he is being tried for a felony violation of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
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"What happened with Dean Heller is, I tried for him, but my base did not believe him," Trump told a group of regional reporters at the White House, according to the Nevada Independent.
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In the center of European Russia, the Kremlin has tried for years to tighten its rule over the largely autonomous Muslim republics of Tatarstan and Bashkortostan, but local elites have been pushing back.
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Two decades ago, the National Institutes of Health cholesterol guidelines mandated that changing diet should be tried for three months as the first step in treating high cholesterol, before putting anyone on drugs.
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Activist investors have tried for years to push climate resolutions through the annual meetings of Exxon and other major oil companies, reasoning that it could push them to transition away from fossil fuels.
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Eritrean leaders should be tried for crimes against humanity including torture, rape, murder and enslaving hundreds of thousands of people, an investigation set up by the U.N. Human Rights Council said in 2016.
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Oil prices were high in 2013 and 2014 as Mr. McClendon tried for a second act of his acquisition frenzy, which was one of the highlights of the national shale boom since 2005.
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Village Care, the nonprofit health care provider that sold the home, a former school building, to Allure Group, had tried for nearly two years to persuade the city to remove the restrictive deed.
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Bela Biszku, the only high-ranking Communist-era official to be tried for his role in the repression that came after the 1956 Hungarian uprising against Soviet rule, died on Thursday in Budapest.
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Hayne not only did the autopsies in cases where the person was tried for murder, he also did the autopsies in cases like one where a woman was found, clearly beaten to death.
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Even when the administration tried for a do-over by redrafting it, it hasn't been able to escape the consequences of that disastrous process — the revised order, too, has been blocked in court.
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A Mississippi man named Curtis Flowers has been tried for the same crime six times, despite a lack of credible evidence against him, and this podcast methodically examines each facet of his case.
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In one sense, chess, which has tried for decades to convince the IOC to let it in and is renewing its efforts for the 2024 Paris Olympics, might be the ultimate Olympic discipline.
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Mr. Moore said he and his current wife had tried for years to resolve the issue with the I.R.S., including dispute resolution, but had not heard from the agency in nearly two years.
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House Democrats tried for a second time on Tuesday to use a procedural vote to pass a Senate-approved $19.1 billion package while most lawmakers are spending a weeklong recess outside of Washington.
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SoftBank, already invested in Indian online grocer Grofers and cab hailing firm Ola, tried for months to engineer a share swap transaction between Snapdeal and Flipkart, India's two main homegrown e-commerce companies.
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Twitter suspended the accounts of Danielle Stella, a Republican candidate hoping to challenge Democratic Representative Ilhan Omar of Minnesota next year, after she suggested the congresswoman should be tried for treason and hanged.
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The court granted Soko Moussa bail on condition he supply it with a fixed address in Malta, and that he not leave the island because he still must be tried for the hijacking.
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After being tried for aggravated assault, alongside 11 other charges, Tamimi accepted a plea deal on March 21, and will serve an eight-month prison sentence and pay a 5,000 shekel fine ($1,400).
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Rini said her father, a construction labor, and mother, who runs a grocery store from home, tried for two years to marry her to the man from her village to help the family's finances.
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The Monty has a very large main compartment in the back, big enough it's difficult to photograph (I tried… for some reason this thing is not photogenic, though it looks good in real life).
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Starbucks, for example, has tried for years to get consumers to use reusable cups, selling durable versions of their cup for a few dollars and offering discounts to customers who bring their own mugs.
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In the latest threats against opposition leaders, Maduro said in a speech on Friday that congress head Julio Borges should be tried for treason after lobbying against his government abroad, including in financial circles.
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In the case that the knife is identified as the murder weapon, Simpson will not be retried for murder due to double jeopardy, which prevents people from being tried for the same crime twice.
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The next morning, I thought about saying something: We'd tried for so long to have another baby and it was so hard and my body just isn't working the way I thought it would.
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"I tried for maybe two minutes to allow some family members to calm her down, but having missed her nap, and in that heat, it wasn't going to happen," Torino-Benton, 30, tells PEOPLE.
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Doctors tried for weeks to find a bed at a rehabilitation center — especially difficult for patients on Medicaid — only to have him change his mind on the day of his discharge and go home.
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The Justice Department in April announced the zero tolerance policy on illegal border crossings, which means families traveling together have to be separated so the adults can be detained and tried for the misdemeanor.
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The couple met in 2014 through a mutual friend, who had tried for years to set them up, and finally succeeded after persuading the groom to drive to Atlanta for a March Madness party.
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The airbag, which currently saves about 2,500 lives a year would never have been required on all U.S. cars if the auto industry, which tried for years to kill the regulation, had its way.
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A New Jersey woman who allegedly killed her ill husband by suffocating him with a plastic bag will be tried for a second time after her 2011 aggravated manslaughter conviction was overturned last month.
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Admissions officers have also tried for years to find ways to gauge the hardships that students have had to overcome, and to predict which students will do well in college despite lower test scores.
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The United States has tried for decades to entice and cajole China to become a more open society, but the Communist Party has steadily tightened its grip over the Chinese people and the economy.
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The choice of Handke soon prompted a backlash: He is a right-leaning writer who delivered a eulogy at the funeral of Slobodan Milosevic, the former Yugoslavian leader who was tried for war crimes.
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The state attorney's office in Clearwater pressed forward with the most serious charge it could bring against the men, ensuring that they would be tried for first-degree murder — a crime punishable by death.
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Again and again in the speech, the president tried — for an evening at least — to change the tone he has set since the day he announced his candidacy with an attack on Mexican immigrants.
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"For goodness' sake, we tried for 35 days in December and January, right, to get the Democrats to do what everyone knows needs to happen except Democrats," said Representative Jim Jordan, Republican of Ohio.
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"We tried for many years to convince developers to include a proper ice skating rink in their plans, but there were no takers," said Yeoh, a former national team captain who now manages the facility.
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The kingdom, one of only two G20 nations along with Indonesia which is not a FATF member, has tried for years to shake off a reputation as a breeding ground for corruption and terror financing.
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I've been trying really hard lately to be a cool big sister, so I tried for over an hour, providing Snapchats to my sister so she could see how hard I was working for her.
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So this week, Google tried for a do-over: it gave media outlets (including WIRED) a closer look at the Duplex technology, how it works, and how the company believes it will help small businesses.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Twenty-five Catalan leaders will be tried for rebellion, embezzlement or disobeying the state, Spain's Supreme Court ruled on Friday, in a sharp escalation of legal action against separatists in the northeastern region.
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One such example is Marisol Quintero, who had tried for weeks to retrieve her brother's body so she could take it to their hometown of Los Mochis, Sinaloa, where their deceased family members are buried.
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He has tried for years to help her hide her symptoms, or lessen them with puzzles and other educational games, with coconut oil and omega-3 supplements, which she takes with special juices and teas.
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Pelosi, who has tried for months to tamp down talk of impeachment, gave her strongest indication to date that she is unlikely to support such proceedings in an interview with The Washington Post published Monday.
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Robert K. Boyce, chief of detectives for the New York Police Department, described Mr. McClean as "emotionally disturbed," and said that police officers had tried for nearly an hour to persuade him to come down.
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"Tasimelteon is the first drug that was approved to regulate the circadian clock, other drugs that were tried for other circadian disorders didn't affect the clock—they affected the symptoms and the sleepiness," he says.
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We visited a small English town whose residents have tried for the last decade to "clean up their patch" by cutting back on certain energy-gobbling habits — for example, by using clotheslines instead of dryers.
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A few of the activists, whose résumés include helping workers to unionize, speaking out against rights abuses in Kashmir and supporting tribal populations displaced by mining projects, have been tried for crimes in the past.
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I tried for way too long to get YASQUEEN at 11D (it really almost worked for a long time) but finally let it go when it came at the expense of too much bad fill.
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Lampert, who arranged an $11 billion merger between Sears and discounter Kmart in 2005 and tried for years to boost business, wins another chance to try to revive what once was the biggest U.S. retailer.
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The prospect of inter-Korean reconciliation, through sports and other channels, has strong appeal in South Korea, so much so that all of its governments have tried for a unified Olympic team with the North.
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Nine of those leaders are currently held in prison in Spain ahead of the trial and are expected to be tried for rebellion, which carries a potential sentence of up to 30 years in jail.
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Per the Post, Stella wrote on Facebook that she did not threaten anyone, but repeated her stance that Omar should be tried for treason and hanged "if it is proven" that she shared sensitive information.
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In the book, Mr. Peres reveals an opioid addiction that he tried for years to hide, and which, until he got clean in 2000, had him taking as many as 230 Vicodin pills a day.
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Buck&aposs email comes days after Omar&aposs Republican opponent Danielle Stella was banned from Twitter for suggesting that Omar be tried for treason, repeating the same unsupported claim about Omar&aposs ties to Qatar.
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To clarify, I said, 'If it is proven ____ passed sensitive info to Iran, she should be tried for #treason and hanged,' Stella wrote on Facebook, leaving a blank space where Omar's Twitter handle had been.
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"If it is proven @IlhanMN passed sensitive info to Iran, she should be tried for #treason and hanged," Stella&aposs account tweeted on Tuesday shortly before posting an image of a stick figure being hanged.
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It portrays the 1989 case of Lyle and Erik Menendez (Miles Gaston Villanueva and Gus Halper), two affluent brothers who were tried for murder in the slaying of their parents in their Beverly Hills home.
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"He fought with people, he circumvented the legislature and went to the ballot measure, he compromised, he tried for spending caps, rainy day funds, raising taxes, cutting programs, working with the Republicans, working with the Democrats."
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"We reserve the right to remind the American people that the Democrats have tried for two years, by lying to the American people, to overturn the election results of 2016," a senior Trump campaign official said.
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Superior Court Judge Harry M. Elias also ruled that there is sufficient evidence for Winslow to be tried for alleged kidnappings and rapes of a 54-year-old hitchhiker and a 93-year-old homeless woman.
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"Unfortunately an Aviation Security dog was shot this morn @AKL_Airport staff had tried for 3 hours to catch it our thoughts are with handler," reads a message posted on Thursday on Auckland Airport's official Twitter account.
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A shepherdess who heard the voices of saints in the sound of church bells, she led the French army toward decisive victories in the Hundred Years' War before being tried for heresy, witchcraft and cross-dressing.
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The Geneva Convention required prisoners to provide only their name, rank and serial number, not their religion, Sergeant Edmonds said, warning the German that if he shot them all, he would be tried for war crimes.
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Schulz wrote that she and her husband had tried for over a year and a half before seeing a fertility doctor, who discovered Schultz would need to undergo expensive fertility treatments not covered by her insurance.
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"Additionally, the report cites Snowden's unwillingness to be tried for his actions ("in the tradition of civil disobedience he professes to embrace") as evidence that he is not a whistleblower, but "a serial exaggerator and fabricator.
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Alchemists from around the world tried for millennia to create the philosopher's stone in order to turn base metals into lead, and, while they never succeeded, their work paved the way for modern chemistry and science.
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The FBI hasn't even tried, for fear that Farook enabled a security feature known as "auto-erase," which renders the information on the device inaccessible after 10 failed password attempts (technically, it destroys the encryption key).
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In essence, per Judge Stewart's ruling, Lyle Jeffs has shown no remorse for his or his brother's crimes and cannot be counted on to appear in court to be tried for crimes he's been accused of.
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Michael Burke, who has tried for years to persuade officials to move the damaged "Sphere" sculpture back to the trade center from the Battery, said he wished the damaged panels could be kept where they are.
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The "Star Wars" filmmaker George Lucas tried for several years in different cities to find a home for the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, tailoring the design for each site and pledging to finance the construction.
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That's a tough one to apply to a democratically elected official who never resorted to force, and the German courts can decide to transfer Mr. Puigdemont on the condition that he not be tried for rebellion.
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What's more ... our sources said the group actively tried for months to get Joey back but he just couldn't get it together in time and left the band with no other choice but to replace him.
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Authorities in Portland said Abdulrahman Sameer Noorah, 21, escaped house arrest in 2017, nine days before he was to be tried for manslaughter in the hit-and-run accident that killed 15-year-old Fallon Smart.
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For those demonstrating, the more comrades they lose, the harder it is to give up, said Haithem al-Mayahi, a protest leader from Karbala, who said he tried for years to work within the political system.
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Several lawmakers have tried for years to pass a new AUMF, but efforts have stalled amid deep party divisions over issues such as how long the authorization should last and whether ground troops should be allowed.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The Lebanese government does not know how Nissan ex-boss Carlos Ghosn made it from Japan, where he was due to be tried for financial misconduct, to Lebanon, the foreign ministry said on Tuesday.
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The first day of testimony mostly avoided the subject of García, who, of course, could no longer be tried for anything, though Barata confirmed having paid two hundred thousand dollars to support his 2006 Presidential campaign.
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Mr. Slager was tried for murder in state court in 2016, but the jury deadlocked, unable to reach a unanimous agreement on whether he should be acquitted, convicted of murder or found guilty of voluntary manslaughter.
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"We tried for a little while because we thought staying together was the right thing for Bentley (after all my parents have stayed together through all kinds of ups and downs since they were teenagers)," she writes.
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Famed comedian and alleged serial rapist Bill Cosby will be tried for the alleged sexual assault of Andrea Constand after a judge on Tuesday determined there is enough evidence against him to go ahead with the case.
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When President Thomas Jefferson argued in 1807 that he didn't have to fully comply with a subpoena for documents, he was having his former vice president tried for treason for attempting to incite a revolution out West.
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"We tried for a little while because we thought staying together was the right thing for Bentley (after all my parents have stayed together through all kinds of ups and downs since they were teenagers)," she wrote.
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The Supreme Court has overturned a murder conviction for Curtis Flowers, a Mississippi man who has been tried for murder six times, saying that the prosecutor violated the Constitution by excluding black potential jurors from the trial.
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Uber Once-prominent movers and shakers, whose ambition and tempers got them banned from their worlds for good (Aaron Burr was exiled and tried for treason; Kalanick was kicked out as Uber CEO for being generally terrible).
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Both men have been tried for war crimes, and acquitted: along with Mr Thaci, they were commanders in the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA), which fought Serbia in the war in 1998-99 that led to Kosovo's secession.
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And even at the shows, there were attainable styles to be seen (and to be tried) for all: textured fringe, blunt bangs, and sleek bobs practically beg you to book an appointment with your stylist this weekend.
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Kerry, who tried for nine months to forge an agreement between the two sides, welcomed Trump's efforts but pushed back at a suggestion that the Obama administration was to blame for the failure to clinch a deal.
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The topic is so damn depressing that I've tried for years to let everything related to it live in a dark, untouchable space within me; I'm almost ashamed that this had to be part of my narrative.
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Gold tried for gains after it dropped to its lowest in more than two months on Thursday as investors waited to see whether U.S. jobs figures could put the Federal Reserve on track to raise interest rates.
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Scientists have tried for years to develop a stem cell treatment for heart disease caused by lack of blood flow, which contributed to more than 9.4 million deaths worldwide in 2016, according to the World Health Organization.
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And I tried for four days on the front line, like literally being told to go to this place or to go to this post and that post and being really given the run-around for days.
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The measures would make anyone who assaults, kills, or otherwise harms a cop subject to the same strict sentencing rules as those tried for assaulting or killing someone because of their race, religion, sexual orientation, or gender.
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While it's not really the focus of what we're talking about today, Jeffs was arrested and was to be tried for a pretty nuts multimillion-dollar case of fraud he allegedly committed involving a food stamp scheme.
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Sandro Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, and Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio are each represented within the show as examples of artists persecuted for their sexuality and tried for sodomy — facts little known despite their continuing eminence and fame.
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At the opening of Mr. Bolton's confirmation hearing before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee about a month after he was nominated, the committee chairman, Senator Richard G. Lugar of Indiana, a Republican, tried for a balanced assessment.
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She wrote the first draft in 2015 in the Public's Emerging Writers Group, a program she'd tried for five years to get into, and which she credits with making possible the television writing she has done since.
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Alongside UMNO in supporting Muhyiddin is the Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party (PAS), which has tried for decades to turn the country into an Islamic state and enforce harsher penalties on Muslims for adultery, theft and drinking alcohol.
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He and his advisers had tried for months to portray the race as a battle between Mr. Sanders and Joseph R. Biden Jr., but the surge of Ms. Warren, his chief ideological rival, has scrambled that strategy.
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These include women who were sold at auction, women who escaped from slavery and were caught, a woman who bought freedom for her daughters, and women who were tried for various infractions — one of whom was drowned.
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The November email came from Shanmuga Subramanian, a computer programmer and mechanical engineer living in the south Indian city of Chennai, who had already tried for a month to tell NASA what he thought he had found.
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The announcement is part of an effort to show Temer's government is back to work and making progress on policy after he survived a second congressional vote last month on whether he should be tried for corruption.
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"The American military has tried for 15 years to help Afghanistan build a professional army," said Karl W. Eikenberry, a retired American general who commanded coalition forces in Afghanistan and later was the American ambassador to Kabul.
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"If you are calling it a threat — you believe that individual is guilty, and therefore it is not a threat, it's treason," she wrote, adding that traitors to the United States should be tried for their crimes.
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But Jackman's record isn't the only title he's tried for, as the star explained he and his brother clocked up many valiant attempts at Guinness glory — one of which is the most coins caught on one's elbow.
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MADRID (Reuters) - A Spanish court on Tuesday recommended that Catalonia's former leader be tried for staging a mock independence referendum in 2014 in breach of a legal order, potentially fuelling separatist discontent in the wealthy northeastern region.
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The evidence of possible mass graves, gathered by two archaeologists from the University of Oklahoma, is the latest discovery to spur more active interest in a brutal chapter that the city tried for decades largely to forget.
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Instead, officials say, if the North resumes its missile tests, the Trump administration will turn to allies and again lobby the United Nations Security Council for tightened sanctions — a strategy that has been tried for two decades.
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A bipartisan group of senators tried for a second time Wednesday to force a vote on a bill to protect special counsel Robert Mueller from President Donald Trump and were once again denied by their colleagues. Sen.
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CNN's KFile previously reported that the younger Flynn has posted racially insensitive tweets and frequently shares unfounded conspiracy theories, including the claim that President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton would be tried for treason if Trump were elected.
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The miss also required the Pats to go for two late in the game to force a tie, though it's tempting to wonder whether New England would have still tried for two had Gostkowski made the earlier attempt.
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The UN is now calling for leaders in the Myanmar military—which has de facto control over the country's government—to be tried for genocide through a tribunal or referral to the International Criminal Court in the Hague.
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The Iowa caucuses were first thrown into turmoil Monday night after a new app, which was being tried for the first time and was intended to streamline the reporting process, showed inconsistencies in the outcomes it was tabulating.
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He tried, for instance, to turn the debate over health care and the candidates' positions on Wall Street into a referendum on big money in politics, an implicit criticism of the "super PAC" and wealthy donors supporting Mrs.
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When Guerrero was 14, her parents and brother — who had come to the United States from Colombia and tried for years to attain a path to citizenship, she revealed in an interview Guerrero with Chelsea Handler, were deported.
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Mr Breyer noted that the medical execution team "tried for over two hours to find a usable vein" in which to run the IV for the lethal cocktail, "repeatedly injecting him with needles"—painfully but to no avail.
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The Iowa caucuses were first thrown into turmoil Monday night after a new app, which was being tried for the first time and was intended to streamline the reporting process, showed inconsistencies in the outcomes it was tabulating.
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WASHINGTON – Part-Faulkner, part-Alice in Wonderland, Carter Page tried for six hours to filibuster his way past exasperated House members last week only to end up disclosing contacts with high-level Russian officials that he'd previously denied.
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Energy Aspects, a consultancy, says that the highest level of production Saudi Aramco, the state-owned oil giant, has tried for any length of time is 11m b/d (it is about 10.3m b/d at the moment).
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The case is unusual in a state that does not have a law for assisted suicide on the books—and because Carter is being tried for crime based on the weight of her words, written and spoken, alone.
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Several energy companies have tried for years to build gas pipelines from the Marcellus shale in Pennsylvania to New York, but regulators in Albany have denied some of those projects, like Williams Cos Inc's long-delayed Constitution pipeline.
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A judge ruled Friday that Curtis Reeves, the Florida man accused of killing a man in a movie theater during a dispute over texting in 2014, will be tried for second-degree murder and aggravated battery, PEOPLE confirms.
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Beginning as early as 1990, a government commission recommended several times that General Stanculescu be tried for his actions in Timisoara, but he managed to elude each attempted prosecution until 2008, when he was convicted of aggravated manslaughter.
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His clients included Solomon Schwartz, who in the 1980s was charged with trying to smuggle 500 rifles and ammunition into Poland, and Abe Hirschfeld, the eccentric real estate mogul who was tried for tax fraud but not convicted.
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" Danny and his wife had tried for a baby for a long time, Ms. Kincaid added, and when she got pregnant, his wife "quit her job and devoted her life to having that baby and being a mom.
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BRISBANE, Australia — Activists in the Australian state of Queensland have tried for decades to scrap a criminal code from 1899 that makes having an abortion an offense punishable with prison time, and for decades their efforts have failed.
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At first glance, yes, for those who want Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, and other senior officials tried for far more serious crimes like using chemical weapons, bombing hospitals, and detaining and torturing tens of thousands of people.
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The European Commission has tried for years to coordinate how national governments allocate so-called wireless spectrum or parcels of airwaves to mobile operators such as Vodafone, Deutsche Telekom and EE to create a single European telecoms market.
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The European Commission has tried for years to coordinate how national governments allocate so-called wireless spectrum or parcels of airwaves to mobile operators such as Vodafone , Deutsche Telekom and EE to create a single European telecoms market.
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What's next: Officials say that if the North resumes its missile tests, the Trump administration would turn to allies and lobby the United Nations Security Council for tightened sanctions — a strategy that has been tried for two decades.
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BEIRUT, Dec 31 (Reuters) - The Lebanese government does not know how Nissan ex-boss Carlos Ghosn made it from Japan, where he was due to be tried for financial misconduct, to Lebanon, the foreign ministry said on Tuesday.
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DiCaprio has tried for years to shake off his image as the young man who sent women swooning in the 1990s with "Titanic" and "Romeo + Juliet," even as he partied on yachts with a string of supermodel girlfriends.
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Several lawmakers have tried for years to pass a new AUMF, but effort after effort has stalled amid deep party divisions over issues such as how long the authorization should last and whether ground troops should be allowed.
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Although President Obama tried for relaxed discussions during the 2013 Rancho Mirage, California summit, Trump has placed his personal links to Xi front and center as a way to get results, not just to produce a relaxed atmosphere.
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