The 737 program isn't the only trouble spot at Boeing.
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However, the deduction has been a trouble spot for the IRS.
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Benghazi remains a trouble spot, where bombings and attacks still occur.
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Most significant, a cultural touchstone had turned into a trouble spot.
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And yet Vietnam remained a trouble spot that continued to fester.
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It's an unlikely trouble spot in the world's last Cold War standoff.
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Another trouble spot for global growth is rising oil prices, he said.
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Belying its pastoral setting, the area has long been a trouble spot.
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Pinpointing a trouble spot was harder than just pointing to them all.
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The most glaring trouble spot for Republicans on Tuesday was in Kentucky.
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Anywhere you see the H1 fabric is a trouble spot for wind resistance.
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Advertising revenue remained a trouble spot, falling about 7 percent, to $140 million.
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But it is one particular trouble spot that is her focus: Rikers Island.
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That makes it an obvious trouble spot for whenever the next recession strikes.
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Virginia has, suddenly and unexpectedly, become the Affordable Care Act's biggest trouble spot.
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Mr. Bloomberg's supportive remarks last year about Mr. Rose suggested another potential trouble spot.
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But as the race stands now, this is a major trouble spot for Republicans.
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The former slot has "long been a trouble spot for the franchise," a source told Variety.
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Stir to combine, and then use a toothbrush to apply the treatment onto the trouble spot.
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And what can other companies learn from it about doing business in such a trouble spot?
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It was Mr. Trump's first presidential visit to American troops stationed in an overseas trouble spot.
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Sales in North America, a trouble spot for the company, were down about 220%, totaling $22019 billion.
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The research found that 35% of people named money as the primary trouble spot with their partner.
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Wells Fargo's head of interest rate strategy is detecting a major trouble spot in the bond market.
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This quandary came via email, and concerns middle schoolers interacting with their peers — a trouble spot for many.
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It has all the amazing qualities of both styles; it's curve-enhancing, waist-defining and trouble-spot-camouflaging.
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The research found that 35 percent of people named money as the primary trouble spot with their partner.
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The research found that 35 percent of people named finances as the primary trouble spot with their partner.
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Everybody, no matter their body type, has their trouble spot or spots they feel a little more worried about.
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"I think that's our trouble spot right now," said Craig Keilitz, executive director of the American Baseball Coaches Association.
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And already, as the transition enters its second week, foreign policy is emerging as a potential trouble spot for Trump.
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Another trouble spot for Citigroup and other banks is the energy sector, where companies are struggling to survive as oil prices plunge.
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The South China Sea, where China has set up military installations on disputed islands, could prove another trouble spot for Japanese forces.
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His tenure in Los Angeles has been largely successful, though the city's homelessness problem will be a real trouble spot for him.
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Poor light was found to have been a contributing factor in the accidents, but the jump was not the only trouble spot.
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One major trouble spot was a massive $81 billion disaster aid package that was slated to be attached to the funding bill.
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Some of the spending reflects more money needed to pay higher gas prices, a potential trouble spot for consumers in the coming months.
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With Houston leading 1-0, Morton finally hit a trouble spot when he surrendered a leadoff double to Greg Bird in the fifth.
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But in 19993, the pope reassigned the coadjutor archbishop, Bernard A. Hebda, to another trouble spot, the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis.
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Gordon is eyeing a 50 percent retracement in the S&P 500, meaning that 2,372 is the next trouble spot for him in the index.
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Bakersfield, in other words, is just one trouble-spot in a national maelstrom of mass gun violence, some of which is fueled by gang activity.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is also not often discussed as a trouble spot for the President, but he hasn't exactly been the most forceful Cabinet secretary.
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But the real trouble spot for investors are the unexpected costs: If you rent out your investment, you never know what damage your tenants might cause.
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One trouble spot is the area near Norfolk, Virginia, where Lincoln manages more than 2000,000 homes at seven Navy bases clustered in the state's Tidewater region.
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The report echoes previous surveys by Duke and elsewhere that point to next year as a likely trouble spot for the decadelong recovery from the Great Recession.
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Come up with a plan, focus on three trouble-spot spending areas, get involved, and make sure your money is working for you in a diversified portfolio.
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We're less than a week away from the big day -- and forecasts can change -- but right now it looks like the Southeast will be the trouble spot.
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While Bell notes that a flattening yield curve — the difference in rates between bonds of various maturities — is a trouble spot, Bell thinks that will ease ahead.
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Then again, Westerners are rare: Even the die-hards of any trouble spot — the United Nations, embassies and aid agencies — evacuated to Tunisia almost two years ago.
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As the OGE report notes, labor agencies aren't the only corner of the Trump administration generating conflict of interest controversies; the EPA is a trouble spot too.
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At the time of the shooting, Tillman was apparently on bail over charges in another shooting and the place of the drive-by was a known trouble spot.
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On March 17 comes perennial electoral trouble spot Florida, where Palm Beach County recently deployed the new devices and Miami-Dade is in the process of doing so.
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Detroit, Michigan: 1 dead, 4 injuredAround 8:15 PM, police responded to reports of a shooting outside of a car wash known to local authorities as a trouble spot.
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Placed near a potential trouble spot (say, behind the dishwasher, under the sink or next to the basement sump pump), basic sensors sound the alarm when they detect water.
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I can foresee a situation where another plan comes in to save the day — and one where this becomes a true trouble spot in the Affordable Care Act's marketplace.
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Heavy gas turbines have been a trouble spot for Siemens, which has been confronted with collapsing demand from power companies which are switching from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources.
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Authorities lifted curfew restrictions on Panchkula, the main trouble spot, on Saturday after the night passed relatively peacefully and the area was cleared of protesters, said police officer Pradeep Kumar.
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The initial trial of helmet cameras will be offered in the Hackney area of East London, a trouble spot, and will allow riders to film evidence in case of future attacks.
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Following a shock upset of world number one Simona Halep in the first round, the 44th-ranked Kanepi had looked a potential trouble spot for the six-times U.S. Open champion.
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Needless to add, the dismal Brazilian outlook is all the more troubling from a U.S. policymaker's perspective in that Brazil is far from the only trouble spot in the global economy.
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In that way, the eighth hole's pond might not be lonesome at all but downright chic, as well as a crucial potential trouble spot this week for the world's best golfers.
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They were unsure if more shooters were involved due to a lack of surveillance cameras at the bar, which was already a known trouble spot, so as of publication their investigations remained ongoing.
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Lille is seen as a potential trouble-spot as Russia play Slovakia there on Wednesday and England fans are also congregating there ahead of their match against Wales in nearby Lens on Thursday.
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The company's sales from video collaboration products increased by 41 percent during the fourth quarter, while gaming increased by 77 percent, although mobile speakers remained a trouble spot with sales down 65 percent.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The European Union would not simply carry on as before should Britain vote to leave the bloc, Germany's foreign minister said on Thursday, pointing to Northern Ireland as one potential trouble spot.
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McCain and other lawmakers have expressed concerns at the slow pace the administration has filled the top Pentagon positions surrounding Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, and the Army secretary has been a particular trouble spot.
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Until the eighth, Cueto kept the Cubs off balance and out of sorts, surviving his only real trouble spot in the fourth when Bryant rattled a one-out double off the wall in left.
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Nixon seems to think Mr. Richardson, in particular, as a kind of totemic figure who can be moved about from one trouble spot to another as a symbol of honesty and Boston Brahmin disinterestedness.
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DIAMONDBACKS ADD OUTFIELDER The Arizona Diamondbacks acquired the star outfielder J. D. Martinez from the Detroit Tigers for a package of prospects, hoping to solidify a trouble spot while making a run toward the playoffs.
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Pitching had been a trouble spot for the St. Louis Cardinals, but the rotation is starting to find a groove as the team continues a three-game series against the host Milwaukee Brewers on Tuesday night.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Signs of movement in the U.S.-China trade stand-off and an interest rate hike in emerging market trouble-spot Turkey sent an index of global stocks higher on Thursday as risk appetite returned.
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Laurent Bigorgne, head of the Institut Montaigne, a think tank close to Mr. Macron, applauded the president for reinforcing the ministry dealing with local governments, a trouble spot, as France's mayors are known to be unhappy with him.
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Other strategists affiliated with Mr. Strange acknowledged that the circumstances of the senator's appointment were a daily trouble spot, but spent part of this week reckoning with the reality that the campaign never responded in a forceful way.
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The system is secure enough that it's been listed as a trouble spot for the NSA in documents leaked by Edward Snowden—and Snowden has also said that he uses it himself to avoid surveillance by his former employer.
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The two banks are seen as the next trouble spot in Italy's slow-burning banking crisis after the government stepped in at the end of 2100 to bail out the country's third-biggest lender Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena.
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In the meantime, seek a board-certified dermatologist or cosmetic surgeon with multiple fat-reduction devices at her disposal, so she can customize a plan for you — rather than using her one-and-only tool on every patient and trouble spot.
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And many moderate Republicans and independents said they were less interested in cutting taxes than in reducing the federal budget deficit, a potential trouble spot for a bill that most analyses suggest could add $1 trillion or more to the deficit.
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One trouble spot for the company is still New York City, where members of the City Council and attorney general Eric Schneiderman have locked horns with Airbnb over its reluctance to go after users who rent out illegal listings on the platform.
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In another possible trouble spot, members of the hard-right House Freedom Caucus met on Thursday with Senator Rand Paul, Republican of Kentucky, about the budget blueprint, weighing the possibility of opposing the measure because of its increases in federal spending and debt.
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Ahmetaj's main role, however, is to fire up an economy which is starting to find traction again having been hurt in recent years by its proximity to euro zone trouble spot Greece, low oil prices and an ongoing battle with corruption and tax avoidance.
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While many of the president's core supporters are no doubt eager to see him follow through on his campaign vow to end America's overseas entanglements, plenty of other Republicans are worried about a premature withdrawal from a trouble spot and a potential resurgence of the Islamic State.
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This was certainly a man who felt the need to convince himself, and the world, that to intervene in this or that global trouble-spot was not merely expedient, or the least bad option: it was morally imperative, and staying one's hand would imply a kind of moral laziness or worse.
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There were four singles lifted from the album, "Two Can Play"/"Two Can Play" (released June, 1985), "If This Is Love"/"You Told Me" (released September, 1985), "Trouble Spot Rock"/"Newly Weds In The Morning" (released November, 1985) and "Two Hearts"/"Across the Way" (released January, 1986). All the singles failed to have significant chart success with "Two Can Play" reaching #44 and only remaining in the charts for nine weeks, "If This Is Love" peaking at #87 and remaining for three weeks, whilst "Trouble Spot Rock" reached #69 and stayed in the charts for four weeks.
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In practice, his primary responsibilities do not appear to have been substantively changed. In March 2004, he announced a $100,000 initiative to assist street youth in a troubled area of Montreal's Saint Catherine Street."City chips in $100,000 to help street youth in trouble spot," Montreal Gazette, 30 March 2004, A7.
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30 Aug 1977 Former 1974 first-round draft choice Bill Kollar came to Tampa Bay after being let go by the Cincinnati Bengals due to injury concerns. Jeris White came over from the Miami Dolphins to solidify the trouble spot at left cornerback.Martz, Ron. "Bucs get cornerback White, lineman Winans".
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Others have supported them because, in their opinion, they seem to produce more quick changes. Another trouble spot has been the anti-abortion stance of some of the most religiously committed activists which, in the case of hardcore punk, were influenced by the sanctity of life belief of Krishna Consciousness and hardline.
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Was it the peasants and thegns together? Or was it a combination of all three? Initially the force probably would have been entirely infantry. However, from Alfred's time there would have been a force of mounted infantry, who could gallop swiftly to any trouble spot, dismount, and drive off any raiding force.
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By early 1763, Naungdawgyi had suppressed all the rebellions. Unbeknown to him, Manipur was to be the next trouble spot. In April 1763, the Manipuri king who was driven out by Alaungpaya in 1758 tried to invade his former kingdom with an army that also included a small detachment of English East India Company troops. He had received the Company's support in September 1762.
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During the first 10 years, she concentrated on the South China Sea-Taiwan Strait area because that was the major trouble spot for the United States in the western Pacific, although in 1961, the Laotian crisis brought her to the southeast Asia area, where she would soon concentrate all her efforts. During her time in port in San Diego, she appeared in the 1963 movie A Ticklish Affair.
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At the end of the 1930s, Manchuria was a trouble spot with Japan, clashing twice with the Soviet Union. These clashes – at Lake Khasan in 1938 and at Khalkhin Gol one year later – resulted in many Japanese casualties. The Soviet Union won these two battles and a peace agreement was signed. Adding to being born in a harsh environment, Betsuyaku also experienced severe deprivation during World War II because his father died.
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Empress Dowager Deng was largely effective in organizing disaster relief efforts. In 109, South Xiongnu, which had been a loyal vassal up to this point, rebelled as well, believing that Han had been so weakened by Qiang rebellions that it would be easy target. However, after Han made a strong show of force, South Xiongnu submitted again and would not become a trouble spot for the rest of Han Dynasty. In 110, Empress Dowager Deng's mother Lady Yin died.
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Air refueling extends presence, increases range, and serves as a force multiplier. It allows air assets to more rapidly reach any trouble spot around the world with less dependence on forward staging bases or overflight/landing clearances. Air refueling significantly expands the options available to a commander by increasing the range, payload, persistence, and flexibility of receiver aircraft. Aeromedical evacuation is "the movement of patients under medical supervision to and between medical treatment facilities by air transportation" (JP 1-02).
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The Japanese also began a campaign of emigration to Manchukuo; the Japanese population there rose from 240,000 in 1931 to 837,000 in 1939 (the Japanese had a plan to bring in 5 million Japanese settlers into Manchukuo). Hundreds of Manchu farmers were evicted and their farms given to Japanese immigrant families. Manchukuo was used as a base to invade the rest of China in 1937–40. At the end of the 1930s, Manchuria was a trouble spot with Japan, clashing twice with the Soviet Union.
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Electronic Gaming Monthlys four-person "review crew" gave the original GunCon scores of 7.5, 7.0, 8.0, and 7.5 out of 10. They criticized Namco's decisions to make it compatible only with Namco games and make Namco games incompatible with other light guns, but praised the GunCon's extreme precision and accuracy, in particular when firing near the edge of the screen (a common trouble spot for light guns). Lead reviewer Crispin Boyer was also pleased with the low price of the GunCon/Time Crisis bundle.
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In late 1906 and early 1907, Cuba was the major trouble spot; and the cruiser operated along her coasts from late September until mid- November and again from late December until June, visiting Havana, Tunas, Manzanilla, Santiago de Cuba, Cienfuegos, and Guantanamo Bay. She returned to the West Indies again in the spring of 1908 for stops at St. Thomas, St. Christopher, Martinique, Margarita Island, Port Mochima, Cunamá, La Guaira, and Curaçao. During the second half of 1908 and the first half of 1909, she observed political conditions in Haiti and Honduras.
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Tuymans is also a curator. The first exhibition he curated was Trouble Spot: Painting in 1999 at the Museum van Hedendaagse Kunst Antwerpen and the NICC – New International Centre in Antwerp. This show included works by about 50 artists, including Gerhard Richter, Ellsworth Kelly, Raoul De Keyser, Marlene Dumas, and Andy Warhol. In an interview with Artzip, he explained that the idea behind the exhibition was 'to explore the boundaries of painting' and that his curatorial approach was to 'prioritize the visual in order to create a dialogue between different works.
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This was a main trouble spot as the snow and sleet reportedly drifted on the hill across part of the highway. Drifts were reported to be higher than some vehicles. At 8:20 AM on the 14th, it was decided that drifting was occurring more frequently than road crews could clear, resulting in the heavily traveled road being closed. All schools in the county canceled classes as early as the evening of the 13th. Lansford continued their state of emergency on the 15th, which was issued on the 14th.
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We need to establish ourselves early in a potential > trouble spot and find new techniques to isolate and penetrate our potential > enemies. Once established, our military forces (and especially ground > forces) need to have aggressive, specific intelligence to give the commander > the hard information he needs to counter the threats against his force. U.S. > intelligence is primarily geared for the support of air and naval forces > engaged in nuclear and conventional warfare. Significant attention must be > given by the entire U.S. intelligence structure to purging and refining of > masses of generalized information into intelligence analysis useful to small > unit ground commanders.
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The capacity at this electricity bottleneck was only 3,900 MW, and this was identified in the 1990s as a trouble spot, but no one acted upon it. This bottleneck was one of the leading causes of the California electricity crisis in 2000-2001. To remedy this problem, WAPA along with several utilities built a third 500 kV line between these two substations to eliminate this transmission constraint and raise the maximum south-to-north transmission capacity to 5,400 MW. The project was completed under budget and on time on December 21, 2004. California's governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger attended the commissioning ceremony at California-ISO's control center in Folsom.
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In his next start, also against the White Sox, Willis injured his left knee and departed the game before even recording an out.Willis hyperextends knee as Tigers claw to 2nd win of year espn.com, 4/11/2008 Placed on the disabled list the next day, Willis had walked nine batters while striking out none in his first two outings. Command of his pitches became a trouble spot, and later in the season, Tiger manager Jim Leyland pitched him in relief for the first time, with little success. He was placed back into the rotation on June 3, 2008, to start in a loss against the Oakland Athletics.
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The album was released to a positive critical reception. Robert Palmer of Rolling Stone rated the album four stars out of five, saying that the band "deliver the songs as well as the sound. Tunes like "Mood Swing", "Not in This Life", "Trouble Spot" and the sublime "Blind" unfurl sharp, both melodies over stick-in-your-head ensemble riffs," and said that "mayhem and transcendence, sweetness and bite: The thought of what these people might accomplish with a more substantial recording budget is almost frightening. He concluded, "all hail the overdriven amp, the feedback- saturated guitar pickup, the hum of harmonic sustain, the clamorous collision of power chords in the heart of the sonic maelstrom.
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During her time at San Diego, the ship conducted gunnery and torpedo training and local coastal operations. In April 1920, Upshur got underway and proceeded via Honolulu, Pearl Harbor, Midway, and Guam to the Far East, arriving at Cavite, in the Philippines, on 20 May. She soon sailed for duty on the lower Yangtze River as part of the Yangtze River Patrol. At Yochow on 16 June, troops of warlord Chang Ching-yao executed American missionary, William A. Reimert. At Hankow when the incident occurred, Upshur, acting under urgent orders, got underway for the trouble spot on 22 June—departing with such great haste that four of her complement (one officer and three enlisted men) were left behind.
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Meanwhile, the Barbary pirates, taking advantage of the American Navy's preoccupation with the British fleet during the War of 1812, had resumed operations against American merchantmen in the Mediterranean. Fortunately the treaty of peace signed on Christmas Eve 1814 freed United States men-of-war for renewed attention to this chronic trouble spot. In the autumn of 1815 John Adams arrived in the Mediterranean to assist frigates and and sloops and in maintaining peace and order in the area after strong squadrons under Commodores Stephen Decatur and William Bainbridge had induced the Barbary princes to honor their treaty commitments. Early in 1816 she returned home with dispatches, and with marble from Naples for refurbishing the Capitol at Washington.
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On February 2, 1948 the platform extensions at Hoyt Street opened, allowing 10-car express trains to board as opposed to only 5-car trains. In August 1961, the chairman of the New York City Transit Authority, Charles Patterson, announced a $2.5 million project that would get rid of a trouble spot on the line between Nevins Street and Atlantic Avenue that slows service and backs up the IRT Division. The project was projected to take two years long and it would have involved the reconfiguration of the track layout in this area. The platforms at the two stations would be extended to accommodate 10-car trains, as opposed to the eight and nine-car trains that they could platform at the time.
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The outgoing President Theodore Roosevelt laid the foundation for this approach in 1904 with his Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine (under which United States Marines were frequently sent to Central America) maintaining that if any nation in the Western Hemisphere appeared politically and financially unstable so as to be vulnerable to European control, the United States had the right and obligation to intervene. Taft continued and expanded the policy, starting in Central America, where he justified it as a means of protecting the Panama Canal. In March 1909, he attempted unsuccessfully to establish control over Honduras by buying up its debt to British bankers. Another dangerous new trouble spot was the revolution-riddled Caribbean—now largely dominated by U.S. interests.
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Dili area A decade of defence cuts in the 1990s had fallen disproportionately on the logistics and support areas of the Australian Defence Force (ADF), as the leadership attempted to preserve combat capability. This was compounded by a defence policy of the Howard Government that sought to maximise the tooth-to-tail ratio. On 11 March 1999, the Minister for Defence, John Moore, announced that administrative cuts had permitted an increase in readiness, so that the Australian Army's Darwin-based 1st Brigade could be brought to 28 days' notice to deploy, the same as the Townsville-based 3rd Brigade. This, he claimed, would allow for a two-brigade deployment to a trouble spot in the Asia-Pacific region at short notice, East Timor being specifically mentioned as a possibility, but the very same cuts rendered this impossible.
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Cross River State in Nigeria After retirement from the CBN, Isong entered politics and was elected the first civilian Governor of Cross River State from 1979 to 1983 on the National Party of Nigeria (NPN) platform. In 1981 Isong had to deal with a border crisis with Cameroon that originated in the Ikang area, visiting the trouble spot in person. In 1982, having contributed to the growth and development of Nigeria, Dr. Isong was honoured with Nigeria’s national honour of Commander of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (CFR).Order of the Federal Republic Isong was opposed in the 1983 elections by Senate President Joseph Wayas, who was the leader of the NPN party's "Lagos Group" and also Senator Joseph Oqua Ansa who was the senator representing calabar senatorial district they supported Senator Donald Etiebet as governor.
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After shakedown, Paul Revere spent the next full year participating in a series of amphibious training operations: "Rocky Shoals" at San Diego in November 1958, "Twin Peaks" at Camp Pendleton in February 1959, "PACNAMIDLEX" at Del Mar, California in August, "Clear Ridge" off California in September, and "Totem Pole" at Kodiak, Alaska during November. During 1960-1961, she was assigned "Ready APA" duty, in which she maintained on board, at all times, a fully equipped and reinforced battalion of landing troops to be put ashore on short notice at any trouble spot in the Pacific. On 21 March 1961 trouble flared in Laos, and Paul Revere commenced patrolling the waters off the coast of Southeast Asia. She remained in the area in a ready status for a total of fifty-four days until tensions eased, then resumed her normal South China Sea patrol.
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At that rate the 25th Division astride the Kuryong on the Corps left was easily within a day's advance of Unsan. On the Corps' right, the 9th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Division moved up the Ch’ongch’on valley, closing into positions split by the Ch’ongch’on with the bulk of the regiment on the west side of the river. The 38th Infantry meanwhile stayed at the Paengnyong except for patrols that searched above the river to cover the 9th's east flank. ROK II Corps advanced against opposition that varied in much the same pattern as on the previous day. The Corps' center continued to be a trouble spot, and at the far right, to the rear of the ROK front, an enemy force tested the 16th Regiment, 8th Division protecting the Corps' and Eighth Army east flank from positions some east of the village of Yongdong-ni ().
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Following the British withdrawal from Palestine in May 1948, the battalion moved to Tripoli, Libya for a year before returning home to the UK in 1949. Faced with the new reality of the Cold War tensions with the Soviet Union in Europe, the Irish Guards joined the British Army of the Rhine (BAOR) in West Germany in 1951, remaining there until 1953. After returning to the UK, the Irish Guards participated in ceremonial duty for the Coronation of Elizabeth II before it was posted to the Suez Canal Zone in Egypt, remaining there until the British withdrawal in 1956. It was not long before the Irish Guards would find themselves in another trouble spot of Britain's declining Empire when they were deployed to Cyprus to once again perform vital internal security duties due to the EOKA campaign against the British forces as well as the tension, indeed violence, that was occurring between Greek and Turkish Cypriots. They returned to Britain in the closing months of that year before once again joining the BAOR in 1961 when they were moved back to West Germany. In 1966, the regiment was deployed to Aden, another colony experiencing violence with the Radfan Uprising against British rule.
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