Trump is waging war on immigrants, waging war on the environment, and has hinted at waging war on Iran.
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The Trump administration is looking to change America's strategy in Afghanistan from waging peace to waging war.
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Trump is waging political warfare — against Republicans Trump is waging political warfare — against Republicans For Republican Sen.
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Waging peace can be almost as difficult as waging war, and for Colombia, the remaining challenges are considerable.
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Instead of waging war on racial discrimination, the Trump administration is, in line with Murray's recommendations, waging war on affirmative action policies.
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Take Roger Ailes — the man who built Fox News by waging a ferocious culture war against an out-of-touch, liberal elite that did terrible things such as "waging war" on Christmas.
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There's a reason fearmongering is a way of waging war.
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And the U.S. stands accused of waging a trade war!?
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Russia is not the only adversary waging an influence campaign.
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Or perhaps Trump is simply too busy waging Twitter fights?
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That leaves only one option: waging a guerrilla ground war.
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America is waging a campaign against Huawei around the world.
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It was not open combat, as Trump is waging today.
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He is waging an attempted hostile takeover of the GOP.
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Ten years ago, Jim Gilchrist was waging a lonely battle.
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Outside groups are also waging a battle for Kavanaugh's documents.
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The NEVER TRUMP ARMY is waging war against our campaign.
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The Houthis say they are waging a revolution against corruption.
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He is waging a war of political destruction against Mueller.
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I've spent years waging a war on my love handles.
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Collins is now waging a campaign against appointed Republican Sen.
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Clinton and Sanders had been waging a remarkably polite battle.
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Waging a SailGO campaign costs around $7 million a year.
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Waging a SailGO campaign costs around $7 million a year.
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Russia is waging a cyber war on the United States.
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But waging a drug war has predictable, if unintended, consequences.
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The United States is already waging a trade war with China.
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The government besieged eastern Ghouta before waging a crushing military offensive.
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This is the war that Apple is waging in the classroom.
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But there are countless extremists waging jihad from other Muslim nations.
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We can't overstate the damage threatened by those waging this war.
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Identify a culture war, and you may find yourself waging one.
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America is waging a sustained legal and diplomatic battle against Huawei.
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Knute Buehler is waging a serious challenge to incumbent Democratic Gov.
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The custody battle Cook is now waging may also be moot.
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A Texas congressman who is waging a longshot campaign against Sen.
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It won't be an easy fight, but it's one worth waging.
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We are unfortunately now waging an uphill battle on this front.
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"Catching pirates is like waging war against guerrilla fighters," said Capt.
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Schiff was not in any sense waging war against the nation.
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For Trump has, in effect, been waging a war on competence.
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But the Hong Kong protesters are not waging a color revolution.
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Sculptors, not financiers and regulators, are waging Wall Street's latest battle.
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First, is that he's currently waging legal war on the UFC.
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The American aircraft bombing ISIS in Iraq and Syria are waging war.
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The White House, likewise, is waging its own battle with House Democrats.
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That could cover both internal repression and waging wars by inhumane methods.
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But the realities of waging these kinds of fights make them unlikely.
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Mr Trump is now waging his own assault on the Fed's independence.
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Russia is indeed waging a war against democracy in America and Europe.
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There is no record of Burhan and his crew waging any attack.
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Saudi Arabia is waging a war against Iran-supported rebels in Yemen.
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Republicans, of course, have been waging war on the poor for decades.
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The PKK is now waging an insurgency against Turkey to the north.
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Is someone waging a shadow war against American and Canadian diplomats abroad?
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Vaping businesses are waging court battles against the restrictions in some states.
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Murray Energy has a history of waging legal battles against media organizations.
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" The enemy was waging a "total war all day — every day — everywhere.
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A war it has been waging against us for nearly 2 decades!
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Iran is waging a hybrid war that is both conventional and unconventional.
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Nearly two thirds favored waging an armed struggle against the Israeli occupation.
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Vivendi also on Wednesday criticized Elliott's track record of waging campaigns elsewhere.
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Democrats there are outnumbered, speaking out but waging symbolic resistance for now.
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Fratricidal mishaps were a tragic feature of this manner of waging war.
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Of course, there are limits to such indirect ways of waging war.
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Indeed, the deeper the show gets into its run, the more its characters (especially Sansa) seem to realize that waging war for the sake of waging war is an endless slog that results in little to no reward.
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Brazil's largest cocaine cartels are waging a bloody war in the country's prisons Brazil's largest cocaine cartels are waging a bloody war in the country's prisons São Paulo, Brazil — A war between Brazil's two largest criminal organizations has erupted.
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But he stressed waging war against radicals was the responsibility of the military.
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Elliott is known for waging campaigns at companies which it sees as undervalued.
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HOLDER TALKS 2020 SHOWDOWN WITH TRUMP So where is Holder waging this battle?
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Now our AI was waging a psychological warfare campaign, and he seemed fine.
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Were Shehzadi's parents afraid that Ankit was waging religious war through their daughter?
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RBSS is waging no ordinary fight: they are part of a media war.
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You have now been waging war against the Afghan people for many years.
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They weren't waging a war against Islam or against me as a Muslim.
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Maduro routinely blames the United States for waging an "economic war" against Venezuela.
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" In his letter, Slater accused Gay of waging a jealousy-motivated "smear campaign.
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Scott Pruitt and Rick Perry would still be waging a war on science.
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An Islamist militant group has been waging an insurgency in Somalia since 2007.
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Moscow responded by waging war, which, between 1994 and 1996, decimated the region.
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As humanity's most precious resource, fresh water is easily exploited in waging war.
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Bannon is waging a political war of mass destruction against the GOP establishment.
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Read This Next: The GOP Is Waging an Unconstitutional War on the Poor
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The Iranian government is already waging a sophisticated, coordinated cyberwar against U.S. interests.
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No one has ever won a Bachelor franchise by waging a pettiness war.
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WAGING WARThe Clash Between Presidents and Congress 1776 to ISISBy David J. BarronIllustrated.
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Maduro has accused U.S. President Donald Trump of waging economic war against Venezuela.
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The nation is waging a battle to eradicate all invasive predators by 2050.
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Mr. Zaal had been waging his own, quiet campaign to defend his land.
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We are waging a campaign of maximum pressure to prevent that from happening.
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Kamel Daoud ORAN, Algeria — Who is still waging revolution in the Arab world?
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Two days before Müller's trip to Waging, Bayern held its annual general meeting.
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In fact, Mormons appear less interested in waging a culture war at all.
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Doesn't that sound more desirable and sustainable than waging a war against yourself?
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Now families with nut allergies are waging a legal challenge against such policies.
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The number of countries waging disinformation campaigns has more than doubled since 2017.
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In fact, Mr. Trump is waging an open and public war on journalism.
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China is waging a widespread, coordinated mass crackdown on its Uighur Muslim minority.
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"Desperately waging an all-out war to protect their interest," the narrator continues.
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How do you fight the immediate battles while still waging the larger war?
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And I want to congratulate Senator Sanders for the vigorous campaign he's waging.
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DETROIT — "We're waging our own war against rape and sexual harassment," said Rep.
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The government says the opposition and Washington are waging an "economic war" against it.
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Waging war on disinformation isn't easy, because not everyone agrees on what disinformation is.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: ICE is waging war for everything that&aposs holy in this country.
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However, he's also suggested Moore's nomination specifically isn't a battle he's intent on waging.
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In 2012 he reflected on his dual missions of fighting war while waging peace.
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Myanmar has rejected that accusation, saying it is waging a legitimate fight against terrorists.
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The fight is waging across the country, and has been ever since Roe v.
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We are waging a campaign of maximum pressure to prevent that from ever happening.
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Al-Shabab has been waging an insurgency in the country for about 10 years.
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This isn't the first time that Princess Charlotte has showed off her tongue-waging.
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He has begun waging a campaign in Washington to reform the corporate tax system.
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He's well aware that I thought he was waging war on the United States.
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The world's two largest economies have been waging almost a year-long trade war.
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Naik is still waging that battle on Carroll's behalf, as SCL's insolvency proceedings progress.
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Islamic State militants are waging an insurgency in the rugged, thinly populated Sinai Peninsula.
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I feel like you're waging a heroic campaign to make us all feel better.
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He says his opponent, who is also his cousin, is waging a "dirty war".
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Republicans argue that Democrats are waging a "fishing expedition" to hunt for damaging information.
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It also brought another issue into focus: the risks of waging a leaderless rebellion.
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But Brown's getting credit for waging a successful battle in a red-leaning state.
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Even more, Mr. Lazarenko is waging two fierce battles with the United States government.
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"The NEVER TRUMP ARMY is waging war against our campaign," Moore wrote on Twitter.
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He has sought the presidency twice before, waging unsuccessful bids in 1988 and 2008.
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The U.S. has been waging its broad "war on drugs" for several decades now.
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Or of the proxy wars that Iran and Saudi Arabia have been waging here.
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They realized by waging war with each other, they were part of the problem.
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Now, many of the same people are waging a more targeted war on guns.
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The Trump era has been all about dissolving moral norms and waging vicious attacks.
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Now the 2003-year-old is waging one of his final battles, against irrelevance.
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" She accused Ms. Biaggi of waging "a civil war among Democrats across the state.
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Beijing's municipal government is waging a targeted, unethical and destructive campaign against migrant communities.
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Meanwhile, the conflicting sides have been waging proxy battles through friendly news media outlets.
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But he's good at one thing: waging reality TV personality wars against coastal elites.
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Clinton are still waging last year's campaign, undermining their promises to help America heal.
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Various activist groups are waging campaigns, too, in an effort to sway public opinion.
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The Islamic State and Kurdish nationalists are waging separate terrorist campaigns on Turkish soil.
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The Assad regime will return to waging its war, with Russian and Iranian backing.
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But the radical Islamist terrorist group is still waging deadly attacks across the countryside.
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Activists like her have been publicly accused of waging a "witch hunt" targeting men.
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Opposition-minded Russians accuse the Kremlin of waging a campaign to erase Nemtsov's memory.
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They are accused of waging "information warfare" to meddle in the 2016 election cycle.
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They also were successful in waging a pro-Trump disinformation campaign through social media.
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We are waging a campaign of maximum pressure to prevent that from ever happening.
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As we reported, Beth has been waging a difficult war against stage 4 lung cancer.
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Trump is waging a concerted campaign to undo those changes and make trade political again.
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Russia has been waging an air campaign on behalf of Assad&aposs forces since 2015.
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It's about the US. They are now involved in waging the fight on the ground.
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The billionaire Chinese property tycoon has been waging a media war against his homeland's government.
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For his part, Mr. Icahn has been waging multiple battles in the last few months.
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The U.S. may have undermined itself by waging aggressive, America-first diplomacy against traditional partners.
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In Quintana Roo State, on the country's Caribbean coast, Mimenza continues waging his own battle.
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Fillon has accused Socialist President Francois Hollande of waging a 'dirty tricks' war against him.
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One accused the firm of waging war on developers after the Cambridge Analytica scandal. 5.
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Duterte is waging a violent (and some say illegal) war on drugs in his country.
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Our arrangement with Qatar undermines the very ideological war we are waging from al-Udeid.
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Republicans are waging a battle over the Constitution when it comes to helping Puerto Rico.
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" President Trump has mocked government, waging war against law enforcement and calling Washington a "swamp.
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If Mr. Trump appears to be waging his campaign in rallies and network interviews, Mrs.
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For decades, Congressional Republicans have been waging a wildly unpopular crusade to unravel these programs.
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Then a woman started speaking loudly, as if waging a war against the heavy silence.
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He is currently waging a campaign against the Attorneys General investigating ExxonMobil for climate fraud.
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And they are therefore starting by waging the war in the court of public opinion.
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For Trump, it's not just "Fake News" anymore — he's waging a war on fake everything.
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The UK government is also waging a similar fight against online consumers and internet users.
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As a result, the industry is waging a war for those poles, at all levels.
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Mr. Khan once hailed the Taliban there for waging a "holy war" against American occupiers.
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One year ago, Harvey Weinstein was waging what may have been his final Oscar campaign.
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For years now, he's been waging a war against coal mining companies in the area.
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Truces are unsatisfying and instability is exciting and theological civil wars can be worth waging.
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To that end, Consumer Reports has been waging a new campaign dubbed What the Fee!?
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Kesha's legal battle for independence has been waging since 2014, and documents obtained by E!
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Not from Little Rock or the congressional campaign he was arduously waging against Republican Rep.
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The union accused the company of waging an unusually aggressive fight against the organizing effort.
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Recently he threw down against Sanders in the ideological war waging within the Democratic Party.
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Despite that history, Mr. Trump appears to be seriously considering waging the fight over immigration.
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These same rich guys have been waging class warfare against hard-working people for decades.
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Reines said it was an example of Trump continually "waging war" against his own party.
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The bigger issue is that Obama is waging a war against Christians in this country.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin is waging a fervent campaign to undermine NATO's unity and effectiveness.
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" Rosalynn runs a mental-health program at the Carter Center, whose mission includes "waging peace.
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The union accused Nissan of waging an unusually aggressive fight against the organizing effort. nyti.
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Newman's effort comes at a time when Trump is waging legal battles on multiple fronts.
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President Trump is waging war against the Fed, which makes things very awkward at Treasury.
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Saudi Arabia says it's waging diplomatic war against Qatar because of its support for terrorism.
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As progressives seek ways to change the fortunes of black communities after waging decades of political, civil rights and policy fights, a new generation of African-Americans is waging a culture war with economic heft that will help propel the struggle for equity forward.
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Because that's how long conservatives have been waging war on the nature of meaning in America.
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Russia isn't the only offender, Coats said — North Korea, China, and Iran are also waging attacks.
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His case is proof that the Mexican government isn't waging any sort of war on drugs.
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Airbnb is waging a battle against New York state, and it wants its hosts to join.
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Afterwards an Ethiopian official boasted his side was capable of waging "full scale war against Eritrea".
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If you're waging a fight against a sympathetic constituency, you're going to have a hard time.
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"#YallQaeda waging #YeeHawd on America and we're still calling it a 'peaceful protest,'" John Hulsey tweeted.
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This would have been the first evolutionary arms race, a fight that we're still waging today.
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We're still waging political battles along the fault lines that were carved out in the '60s.
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Sina shows the complexity of waging such campaigns, even for agitators who have a strong case.
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Myanmar has denied nearly all allegations, saying it has been waging a legitimate counter-insurgency operation.
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Conservative interest groups like Americans for Prosperity are waging an all-out campaign against the proposal.
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Stephen is strongly insinuating it is Mel B, not him, who is waging a smear campaign.
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Arpaio is especially unpopular among Hispanics, with many waging a campaign to remove him from office.
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She said she was waging the legal battle out of concern for Mr. Redstone's well-being.
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The blog also argues that waging a war to obtain Iraqi oil was worth American lives.
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After a battle that had been waging for years, Pride 2011 felt like a victory lap.
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She said she had tried to talk him out of waging an attack, the official said.
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The White House is waging a pressure campaign to prevent more Republicans from supporting the resolution.
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But even a majority of those GOP vets now say the wars were not worth waging.
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And Saudi Arabia and Iran are waging a profound struggle for the future of the region.
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In this region alone, three countries are battling militant groups that waging wars across their borders.
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Republicans have been waging a four-decade war on government regulation, starting with the Reagan administration.
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Erdogan is waging a relentless campaign against the Kurds in the shadow of the Syrian war.
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But the Brits have been waging campaigns to get certain songs to chart for a decade.
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Russia and China are already waging irregular warfare via surrogates, misinformation, artificial intelligence and asymmetric tactics.
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Now is the time for the left to finally start waging its own war of ideas.
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The United States is not waging a war on the scale of its effort in Vietnam.
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Quickly, it became apparent that he was genuinely waging war on corruption in the Tanzanian state.
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The Democratic base understands that it is waging a battle for the future of the country.
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Some of the world's most popular stretches of sand are already waging a war against physics.
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But consumer groups and internet websites have been waging an effort in states to revive rules.
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Meaning next Christmas will be even more expensive if Trump is still waging his trade war.
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But he has ascended to the nation's most powerful office for the purpose of waging it.
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But in fact Trump has been waging trade war against almost everyone, although at lower intensity.
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In addition, the company is waging a legal fight with Apple, among others, over royalty payments.
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The showdown was a small part of an existential struggle indigenous communities are waging across Brazil.
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There are no guns in those neighborhoods because the city is not waging war on them.
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He wants to create a $500 billion megacity, and he's waging a trade war with Canada.
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In the recording, Mr. Baghdadi praised his foot soldiers for waging a tenacious battle in Mosul.
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So Law and Justice has focused its greatest energies on waging a struggle for the past.
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Separatists are waging a violent battle to break away and form their own country, called Ambazonia.
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And what is an autoimmune disease if not the Self waging a war upon the Self?
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She'd grown up in San Marcos, El Salvador, hiding from helicopters and soldiers waging civil war.
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That is not a charge often leveled at Bayern, and Müller's trip to Waging illustrates why.
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Hariri's Saudi allies accuse Hezbollah of waging war across the Middle East as agents of Iran.
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Over the course of my career, waging war and preserving peace has grown infinitely more complex.
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The battle over online privacy has been waging on since the popularization of the internet itself.
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Several hedge funds are waging activist campaigns against American corporations, pushing for better accountability to shareholders.
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" -- Jordan Gans-Morse, a political scientist at Northwestern University: "Ukraine has been waging war on corruption.
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Do we want to live in a world where we are waging war against Korean tacos?
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His Saudi allies accuse Hezbollah of waging war across the Middle East as agents of Iran.
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But after waging costly battles, the towns cannot always guarantee the same services at lower rates.
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Collins has said he is considering waging a primary campaign in the event he isn't picked.
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The Shiite Houthi rebels in Yemen, where a Saudi-led alliance is waging a proxy war.
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He feels like he's waging his own one-man war from his windowless office in Bismarck.
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And now, the same forces that brought this plane down are waging a war with visitors.
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In recent years, the agency has been waging an offensive against clinics offering unapproved stem cell therapies.
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He has abdicated Government here, by declaring us out of his Protection and waging War against us.
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Douglas MacArthur was a World War II legend who had been waging a successful campaign in Korea.
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Bannon has openly feuded with Cohn, and Breitbart has for weeks been waging a battle against McMaster.
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Moscow has repeatedly denied accusations from Kiev that it has been waging a "cyber war" against Ukraine.
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You cannot have an island of security ... while the U.S. is waging an economic war against Iran.
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But Maduro, 53, says his foes are waging an "economic war" against him and seeking a coup.
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Yet politicians in positions of power are apparently intent on waging yet another self-defeating crypto war.
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The dispute with Barr is hardly the only fight that Nadler is waging with the Trump administration.
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Since then Mr Xi has been waging a campaign against Western influence and to instil "cultural confidence".
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Anne Hidalgo, the Socialist mayor, is waging "a war against cars", said Le Monde earlier this year.
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These countries' monetary authorities have already won the battle for price stability that Argentina is still waging.
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Noah confronts Adam, saying that he's not waging a war against god, but a war against humanity.
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Educational institutions have become an increasingly common target for the militants waging war against the Pakistani state.
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The governments of the West are waging a campaign of slow extermination against their own core populations.
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It will have become little more than a dissenting voice, comfortably waging war against America's foolish voters.
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Humans have been waging war for a long time, but anthropologists haven't yet nailed down its origins.
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He has been fighting dissent with even more ruthlessness than he has been waging war on graft.
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But he insists that local capitalists and their American allies are waging an "economic war" on Venezuela.
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William Rouser has been waging a decades-long battle over his right to practice Wicca in prison.
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He's more concerned about what people say about him and waging little battles with everyone and everything.
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It's a sign of Trump's desperation that he is waging war with the common meaning of words.
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The Kurdish region and the federal government in Baghdad are waging a bureaucratic war over oil revenues.
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It has been waging a court battle with the minister over an increase in black ownership targets.
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Now it's time for the party to focus on the culture war President Donald Trump is waging.
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When we fail to help people and communities, we are waging war against ourselves not against drugs.
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The Houthis deny getting any help from Iran and say they are waging a revolution against corruption.
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However, that has not prevented the two men from waging a barrage of attacks on Cohen's credibility.
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FBI The feds have been waging their new war against encryption for more than two years now.
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I'd be remiss if I didn't mention right here that no one is waging war on football.
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Tillerson's assertion that waging war in Syria is "crucial to our national defense" borders on the bizarre.
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What about the war that his breed of conservatives has been waging on the rest of us?
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The continent is currently waging battles against epidemics of measles and cholera, just to name a few.
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However, with Washington waging trade battles on other fronts it has been hard to sustain that momentum.
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Despite America's waging more than a decade of war in Vietnam, relations with Hanoi today are flourishing.
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Perhaps Amazon's public-relations campaigns would go better if it tried waging them out in the open.
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President Donald Trump has spent the last several months waging a full-blown war on his impeachment.
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He had spent three hours in Waging, answering questions, playing games, posing for pictures, handing out autographs.
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Against ISIS, we are waging a war using the most sophisticated and interconnected combat power in history.
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And he blasts House Democrats for waging a flawed, secretive impeachment investigation that shut out his allies.
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In recent years, the Chinese government has been waging an aggressive campaign to pressure women into marriage.
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Trump's legal team is waging a vigorous battle to keep hidden details that are largely already known.
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Were I a bookie, I would offer better odds on the folks waging the War on Christmas.
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Lastly, I suggest you try using a charm offensive with reporters instead of waging war with them.
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Critics blame a failing socialist system, while the government says its enemies are waging an economic war.
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Turkey has been waging a crackdown on dissent against Erdogan since a failed coup attempt in 2016.
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Many never leave their base at all, waging war remotely while operating a joystick or writing code.
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For most Rohingya children, a life studying holy texts — or waging jihad — is far beyond their imagination.
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Despite international condemnation, Assad has been waging a war for the past six years against rebel groups.
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All that's great, countered by Trump is, as you said, successfully waging a war against journalism. Yeah.
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Half the time, I can't tell if they're waging a civilizational battle or a heroic trolling campaign.
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Yet by annexing Crimea and waging war in eastern Ukraine, he has pushed his neighbours ever farther away.
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The left tends to see the crime in the war itself, not the fine details of the waging.
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The military views meditation as "mindfulness training," a soft technology that promotes inner peace while waging outward violence.
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Paul Waldman breaks down the convoluted fight Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are waging over single payer insurance.
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The Taliban and the Islamic State group have been waging bitter battles in recent days in northern Afghanistan.
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The man who has dominated Israeli politics for a decade is now waging a battle for political survival.
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If Bernie Sanders is leading a political revolution, then Elizabeth Warren is waging a different kind of fight.
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Thus far in the series, humanity has been waging a losing battle, and the aliens have taken Mars.
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Thousands of Jordanians are waging jihad abroad and might one day come back and wage it at home.
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Trump, however, seems unfazed by the idea of waging his battle against Clinton with a bare-bones operation.
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In the shadow of the Syrian civil war, jihadists and Kurdish militants are waging campaigns against the state.
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"Many Microsoft employees don't believe that what we build should be used for waging war," the letter states.
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Some are not even on the ballot, having missed filing deadlines, and are instead waging write-in campaigns.
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For a long time, Cruz would not wade into the fight his fellow rivals were waging with Trump.
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Persona 5 is everything you've wanted: style and substance distilled into an experience worth waging cultural wars for.
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The home of technology has been waging a very public battle to remove color barriers of their own.
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"Ramnath has risen through the political ranks, waging a long and hard struggle as a Dalit," said Shah.
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Even then, his political opponents were waging a whispering campaign about his affairs, especially as election day neared.
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"#YallQaeda waging #YeeHawd on America and we're still calling it a 'peaceful protest,'" said a widely shared post.
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Donald Trump is in the midst of waging an intimidation campaign even his GOP supporters can't get behind.
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Syrian government forces, backed by Russia, are waging a separate campaign against the jihadists in the same area.
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He's waging cyberwar on the United States and the global world order," McFarland wrote on Fox News. "Mr.
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Orban's government has been waging a campaign against Soros - who promotes liberal causes through his charities - for years.
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Over four decades, the price tag for waging the drug war added up to more than $1 trillion.
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We have a president waging a relentless war against all media, minus Fox News and pro-Trump organs.
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Myanmar rejects that saying its forces have been waging a legitimate campaign against "terrorists" who attacked government forces.
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Why it matters: Some Republicans are loathe to admit defeat in a battle they've been waging for years.
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Both sides accuse the other of using Islamic State to their advantage, while waging separate campaigns against jihadists.
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He and Congress are now waging war over his emergency declaration to find more funds for the wall.
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"Even having claimed asylum will make them of interest to the authorities." said Maddy Crowther of Waging Peace.
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Because when it comes to waging battle against today's historically high student debt no tool is worth discounting.
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And Democrats are still waging an uphill battle to get their bill to the floor of the House.
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Mr. Cruz has long been a proponent of waging policy fights with the Obama administration via purse strings.
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Many Senate Democrats, though, also believe that Republicans would be waging an unpopular fight in the public eye.
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Saudi Arabia accuses the heavily armed Hezbollah of waging war across the Middle East as agents of Iran.
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Murphy is the candidate favored by the Democratic Party, while Grayson is waging a fight from the left.
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Kiev accuses Moscow of waging an undeclared war in eastern Ukraine, supplying troops and heavy weapons to Donbass.
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Obama also did little to stop Assad from waging a total war against many of his own people.
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According to Hamad, many of the fighters are waging war on the patriarchy -- as well as enemy combatants.
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Mr. Obama is waging an uphill campaign for Congress's approval, given the antitrade climate Mr. Trump has fostered.
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But others have rallied behind Trump, arguing that the fight he's waging is important and worth the cost.
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That group is waging a legal battle to represent the unnamed citizen as a so-called next friend.
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Islamic State, which is waging an insurgency there, claimed responsibility for the killings, five of which were shootings.
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Waging a public battle against your rich neighbor with obscene tech money is practically a Bay Area tradition.
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Maduro accuses the United States of waging "economic war" on Venezuela and trying to delegitimize his democratic victory.
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For some strange, inexplicable reason, public poopers have been waging turd terrorism across the country in recent months.
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Per The Washington Post, Q is "waging war against the so-called deep state in service" to Trump.
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In Malaysia, the death penalty is mandatory for murder, drug trafficking, treason and waging war against the king.
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A Times reporter went to Moscow to tell how Russia is waging an information war against the West.
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Look at the ruinous war that Saudi Arabia is waging in Yemen, one of the world's poorest countries.
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Bannon is waging a larger insurrection against Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) and the GOP establishment.
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The filing comes as the Trump Organization is waging battle with congressional Democrats investigating the president's personal finances.
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When waging war on something so vague as terror, it is difficult to provide people with comprehensible stories.
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Hypersonic missiles are also ideal for waging a decapitation strike — assassinating a country's top military or political officials.
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He's one of the world's best-known hedge fund managers, with decades of experience waging shareholder activism campaigns.
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Today the country's conservatives and reformists are waging a fierce political struggle on how to improve the economy.
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"The attorney general appears to be waging a media campaign on behalf of President Trump," Mr. Nadler said.
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They accuse the government of waging the military campaign because of the party's surprising success at the polls.
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Russia is waging a kind of war in the eastern part of Ukraine after annexing Crimea in 2014.
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President Donald Trump has spent the last several months waging a full-blown war on the impeachment process.
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Christian Lindner, leader of the liberal Free Democrats, accuses them of waging a Kulturkampf (culture war) on motorists.
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Yet its ground forces have been humbled by four years of fighting rebels waging guerrilla warfare in Yemen.
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The gift acclaimed as a sign of peace turned out to be a vehicle for waging further war.
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The result was Hezbollah, which also began waging a guerrilla war against the Israeli occupation in southern Lebanon.
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Over four decades, the price tag for waging the drug war added up to more than $20153 trillion.
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In the urban centers, Taliban militants, as well as members of the Islamic State, are waging suicide attacks.
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This time it's not Russian hackers... this time it's not a bot army waging info warfare on Facebook.
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The LNA has been waging a military campaign since early April to try to take control of Tripoli.
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Gardner, however, told reporters that he has not yet spoken to anyone about waging a write-in campaign.
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Waging war against both countries simultaneously is a contingency so improbable that US planners can safely ignore it.
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The President started the day waging a witch hunt on who did -- and who didn't -- talk to Woodward.
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But despite this heightened media presence, waging what has become a shrinking insurgency can exact a psychic toll.
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For the last 15 years, Melbourne-based artist Van T. Rudd has been waging a somewhat similar war.
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Tesla has been waging a war to sell cars outside the dealership system across the U.S. — with mixed results.
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We march today for the moral core of this nation, against which our new president is waging a war.
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It's a conundrum: Do Democrats risk undercutting their own cause by waging war over Trump's most conventional decision yet?
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Kiev accuses Moscow of waging an undeclared war in eastern Ukraine, supplying troops and heavy weapons to the Donbass.
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She frequently presents those who oppose her own political positions as enemies in the grinding trench war she's waging.
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A one-year-old Chinese startup called Luckin is busy waging war against Starbucks as the new year unfolds.
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It will validate the vile and deceitful narrative peddled by ISIS: that America is waging a war against Islam.
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Monterrey-based Cemex has been waging a campaign to cut costs and divest to regain its investment-grade rating.
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Now he shores up his power by waging foreign wars and using his propaganda tools to whip up nationalism.
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"The Warrior Monk" because he is a bachelor who has devoted his life to studying and waging war. 6.
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This means Washington waging an all-out war against the Assad regime and its allies — including Russia and Iran.
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Since he came to power, Mr Xi has been waging a fierce campaign against corruption—sometimes justified, but brutal.
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Mr Maduro says this is the fault of "imperialist" powers like America, which are waging "economic war" on Venezuela.
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" The Guardian: "Boris Johnson's government is waging a war of words not against the EU but the British people.
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Turkey is waging war on Kurdish insurgents, Islamic State and supporters (both real and imagined) of last July's coup.
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Even if symbolic, requiring them to register for the draft would more equally distribute the responsibility for waging war.
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Imperialist aggressors from the United States are waging an economic war on this country, he tells his loyal listeners.
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Russia is also a key ally of Assad, and has been waging an air campaign in Syria since 2015.
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So the US is well-aware that it is prohibited under international law from waging aggressive war in space.
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In the absence of a clear majority for independence in Catalonia, Mr Puigdemont's administration is waging a propaganda battle.
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We know prohibition didn't work, and that was very similar to the war we're now waging against illegal drugs.
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The "imperialist" United States, which is waging "economic war" on Venezuela, will only be able to watch and fume.
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Rather than retaliate against the United States, which is waging a trade war against it, China is punishing Canada.
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There was no immediate claim of responsibility, but Muslim separatists have been waging an insurgency campaign in southern Thailand.
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The House lawmaker previously accused Democrats of waging a "war on whites" while discussing immigration reform in August 2014.
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We must rise above turf battles if we are to have a shot at waging an effective cyber war.
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Muslim separatists have been waging a violent campaign against Indian rule since the late 1980s in Indian-held Kashmir.
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Dating back to before the release of this bill, Sanders has been waging a multi-front campaign against Amazon.
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Erdoğan responded by waging an expansive crackdown, detaining 47,000 people and firing or suspending another 120,000 from their jobs.
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Solidarity, which has been waging a challenge against racial quotas in the workplace, has said the scheme was discriminatory.
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But there were losers as well, including David Einhorn's Greenlight Capital, now waging a proxy battle at General Motors.
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Though he was in the middle of waging a war, he always had a keen eye for self-preservation.
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Clement VII, who was waging war with Charles V, the Holy Roman Emperor (and king of Spain), fell ill.
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Iran has tested nuclear-capable ballistic missiles and is waging wars, directly and by proxy, around the Middle East.
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Did you know there's a coordinated network of special interests waging a campaign to disparage manufacturers in the US?
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But waging war on our students on social media—threatening them both physically and emotionally—is beyond the pale.
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The GOP presidential contenders are waging a shadow campaign for delegates ahead of their party's nominating convention this summer.
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But accuracy can be detrimental when waging a culture war, and so Pullman's critics inadvertently proved his larger argument.
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In 1990, Pence tried and failed again to unseat Sharp, waging a campaign that is remembered as especially nasty.
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Boko Haram has been waging a six-year armed campaign in Nigeria's remote north to build an Islamic state.
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The luxury brand owned by Germany's Daimler AG is waging a company-wide campaign to combat those mistaken impressions.
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Sanders was asked to address he'd pay for the programs he's proposing and was accused of waging class warfare.
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That points to one of the risks of the Trump administration's strategy of waging trade wars on multiple fronts.
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However, his refusal to retreat from this battle could cost him the war he plans on waging in 2018.
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The electric car maker has long been waging battles in a number of states to allow Tesla vehicle sales.
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Leaders in places like Bangladesh and the Philippines are waging deadly drug wars that have cost thousands of lives.
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He's been waging a decades-long battle to survive being scapegoated by people who insinuate that he's a racist.
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Islamic State's Egypt affiliate is waging an insurgency based in the Sinai which has mostly targeted soldiers and policemen.
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The United States has been waging a so-called "War on Terror" in the Middle East for 28503 years.
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But since 20140, China has been waging a "war on pollution," and this campaign has begun to show results.
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" Lebanese columnist Rajeh al-Khoury: "Netanyahu's announcement comes in the context of a tough electoral battle he is waging.
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That points to one of the risks of the Trump administration's strategy of waging trade wars on multiple fronts.
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Since June, the Party has been waging an old-fashioned dogmatic crusade, known as a "Correct the wind" campaign.
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Democrats, who have long accused Republicans of waging a war on women's reproductive rights, revived that line of attack.
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As the village evolved around it, the bar held steady, waging a quiet protest against the march of time.
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These men are not the only ones waging hunger strikes in immigrant jails and prisons in the United States.
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Senate Democrats are waging a pressure campaign to try get their GOP colleagues to break ranks on impeachment witnesses.
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The Trump administration's recently declared new approach to waging the stalemated war in Afghanistan offers a case in point.
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Assad's forces, backed by Russian air power, have been waging a five-month-long offensive in the Idlib region.
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The Taliban's method of attack on Taiwara showed how confident the insurgents have become in waging violence this year.
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It was there that Communist rebels, after years of waging war in the countryside, first experimented with urban warfare.
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Or will the new administration throw in the towel, deciding these are battles it's not keen to keep waging?
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It was 2004, and Mr. Trump, then a developer and reality show star, was waging a charm campaign here.
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From computer hacking to electronic warfare, Moscow has proved adept at fusing new and old ways of waging war.
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He is even more enthusiastic about waging war publicly, believing that it fires up his white working-class base.
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The parents of that toddler aren't part of the "antivax" group waging a continuous war against progress and enlightenment.
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In Ireland and Scotland, executives from Mr. Trump's golf courses have been waging two separate battles with local officials.
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But Maduro, 53, says his foes are waging an "economic war" against him and seeking to foment a coup.
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Two major fast-food chains, Chick-fil-A and Popeyes, are waging a Twitter war over fried chicken sandwiches.
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Two major fast-food chains, Chick-fil-A and Popeyes, are waging a Twitter war over fried chicken sandwiches.
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In colorful and paranoid far-right rants, Mr. Moura accused feminists, teachers and mainstream politicians of waging vast conspiracies.
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In colorful and paranoid far-right rants, Mr. Moura accused feminists, teachers and mainstream politicians of waging vast conspiracies.
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It's May 1940, just weeks after Churchill assumes office, and Hitler is waging a brutal war on western Europe.
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The organization is essentially trying to show that it is capable of traveling to different countries and waging attacks.
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The militants have been active already this year, waging brutal attacks in northern Nigeria targeting refugee camps and villages.
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It is no accident that both Nixon and Trump are famous for waging war beyond reason with the press.
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A rapper has been waging a Twitter battle with the astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson over whether the world is flat.
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The army was waging a brutal counterinsurgency campaign against the Maoist rebels known as Sendero Luminoso, or the Shining Path.
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Some fear the government is creating a new Boko Haram, the Sunni jihadists waging a bloody insurgency in the north.
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Zelenskiy said Putin's action showed Russia was waging war in Ukraine and brought the two sides no closer to peace.
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President Xi Jinping has spent the past four years waging war on corruption, saying it threatens the party's very survival.
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In 431 BCE, the Peloponnesian War is waging between the Spartans and the Athenians, and Greece is at your fingertips.
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Throughout the country, women are waging candidacies that could help increase the number of female elected officials at all levels.
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The tech industry is waging a war on bezels, and the iPad Pro is the first Apple product to benefit.
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Yet by waging war with hundreds of millions of dollars in tariffs he has imposed higher prices on US consumers.
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It might seem like waging these battles one bakery and pizza parlor at a time would be a hopeless battle.
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Some people are sad, some are angry, some still waging revolution, so we found it wasn't right to stage competitions.
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In the pine forests of Idaho, a bird called the South Hills crossbill is waging one seriously bizarre evolutionary war.
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Washington is already waging a trade war with China that has recently escalated and led consumers to anticipate higher prices.
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Sources report that Romney is waging a behind-the-scenes fight for the job with Rudy Giuliani, a Trump loyalist.
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Since he took over as China's leader in 2012, Xi Jinping has been waging a relentless campaign against civil society.
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More specifically, it chose a political enemy effectively born onto the internet and innately capable of waging an information war.
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New York (CNN Business)The mainstream media and online trolls are waging an information war and competing for our attention.
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Boko Haram, which has been waging a seven-year insurgency in northern Nigeria, last year pledged loyalty to Islamic State.
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Ankara considers the Syrian Kurds as terrorists who are intrinsically linked to Kurdish militants waging an insurgency on Turkish soil.
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For the past five years, President Obama has denied the Republican charge that he is waging a war on coal.
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And it gives cover for the idea that there was something admirable and heroic about waging war for Nazi Germany.
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That said, virtually every president, confronting the absence of success, has devised his own particular approach to waging this war.
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Extortion, smuggling and kidnapping will remain profitable, as the group shifts its focus from capturing territory to waging an insurgency.
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With no other listed candidates on the ballot, opponents of Vance have basically one option: waging a write-in campaign.
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With royalties taking up so much of what Spotify earns, it's waging a tough war against a deep-pocketed opponent.
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Allen Lane; £30The post-war liberal order was underpinned by a movement to make the waging of aggressive war illegal.
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But from his secret location, the young Iraqi businessman is waging another war against the militants on a daily basis.
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Despite waging a long court battle, Trump failed to trademark his own name in the construction industry on the mainland.
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Not so, proclaim proponents of a rival theory that war has deep biological roots, and we've been waging it forever.
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The company is currently waging a war against Spotify for the mobile streaming market and hasn't made enough headway yet.
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Turkey views the YPG as an extension of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), which is waging an insurgency in Turkey.
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For each question, the majority of pet owners responded "Yes" pets certainly made the challenges that come waging more palatable.
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But what doesn't vary is Trump's approach to waging what he sees as pitched public battles against his political foes.
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Ankara views the YPG as a terrorist group because of its links to guerrillas waging an insurgency in southeast Turkey.
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Recently, opponents of Roe have been waging a regulatory war of attrition that makes abortion harder and harder to obtain.
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Calls have also come in from Hillsdale and East Brunswick, suggesting the birds are waging a war on multiple fronts.
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That said, Iraq has staged a remarkable comeback in oil production despite waging a war against ISIS militants, she added.
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I get that this is a war Republicans are already waging, and it's near suicidal for Democrats to ignore that.
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It was part of a larger rebuke of a Republican Party that has spent decades waging culture wars against progressives.
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Call your representatives Do you feel passionately about reproductive rights and want politicians to stop waging war on women's health?
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The fighting late on Sunday took place in an area where the sides are waging separate campaigns against Islamic State.
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Syria, of course, is waging a war against its own citizens that has raised concerns about possible crimes against humanity.
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Scott Pruitt, the Oklahoma attorney general, has spent his career waging legal battles against clean air, climate, and water regulations.
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After Gorsuch left, the White House decided the rewards of waging war on environmental laws weren't worth the political price.
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The socialist president accuses his opponents of waging an "economic war" against the country, with help from the United States.
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"Today's verdict is the most forceful deterrent for anyone considering waging terror in our city," O'Neill said in a statement.
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Islamic State militants are waging a war against Saudi Arabia by turning aspects of the kingdom's conservative creed against it.
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Erdoğan has blamed Turkey's failing economy on Trump's actions and panned Western powers for waging "economic war" on his country.
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China has been waging a trade war against America since it became a member of the World Trade Organization (WTO).
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Haftar's forces have been waging a military campaign against Islamists and other opponents in Benghazi for the past two years.
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And by responding by waging war across the entire region their suspicions of the West's malicious intent have been fortified.
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Turkey views the YPG as an extension of the Kurdish PKK group which is waging an insurgency in southeastern Turkey.
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The patient in front of me appeared cachectic and weakened from the battle metastatic breast cancer was waging on her.
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But the Myanmar government has repeatedly denied attacking Rohingya civilians, saying it was waging a campaign against a militant insurgency.
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Just ask the Paris mayor, who's been waging fierce battles to institute a car ban to improve Paris's air quality.
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Bashir had served UAE interests in Yemen, where the Emirates and Saudi Arabia are waging a proxy war against Iran.
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Believers assert Trump is waging a secret war against a sinister cabal of Democratic pedophiles and their "deep state" allies.
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"His advocacy for aggressively waging trade wars is a recipe for economic disaster in a globally connected world," it argues.
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Worries about the trade wars U.S. President Donald Trump is waging on many fronts hampered semiconductor shares and other exporters.
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Waging hand-to-hand political conflict with an opponent as willing to respond as viscerally as Trump can be hazardous.
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She's genuinely caring and kind sometimes, but she's also not above waging war with other moms via their young children.
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Trump and his lackeys have been waging their own sort of psychological warfare on the American majority that abhors them.
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He accuses Washington of waging "economic war" on Venezuela and harboring coup pretensions aimed at gaining control over its oil.
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Throughout her campaign, Clinton has emphasized boosting renewable energy production, rather than waging a full-frontal assault on fossil fuels.
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But as 2017 comes to a close, the militants are far from being vanquished, waging attacks that have displaced thousands.
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Boko Haram has been waging an insurrection since 2009 that is aimed at establishing an Islamic state in northeast Nigeria.
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Democratic leaders have been waging an uphill battle against Trump's efforts to paint the party as an enemy of Israel.
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Now Price is also the guy who is waging a war against birth control that's cratering teen pregnancy prevention programs.
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But it is precisely because of this love for my country and my people that I am waging this battle.
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He died of smoke inhalation when Ansar al-Sharia, the Islamist militia waging the attack, set the embassy on fire.
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She says Johnson is her great-great-uncle, and she has been waging a yearslong campaign to clear his name.
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Obviously, waging war on pharmaceutical pricing abuses would not represent a full solution to the broader problems in drug pricing.
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But his is not a story of radicalization by YouTube; he doesn't dream of a caliphate or of waging jihad.
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The three are waging campaigns in absentia, spending excruciating hours in the Senate as the clock ticks toward Caucus Day.
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Moonves and Redstone have been waging a public and hostile war over CBS's attempts to stem Redstone's control over company.
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The trade war The US government has dialed up the pressure on Huawei while waging the trade war against China.
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By waging aggressive tax and spending wars against blue states they may politically destroy blue state Republicans for a generation.
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Soumana is all smiles, but he has been waging a ruthless biological war on the millet head miner this year.
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Soumana is all smiles, but he has been waging a ruthless biological war on the millet head miner this year.
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But instead of helping to enforce her country's laws, she is waging her own court battle to clear her name.
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Separatists are waging violence against civilians in the Kashmir Valley, in a bid to bring the region to a halt.
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Even Joele Frank, a financial publicist who has long advocated waging war on activists, has mellowed out on the topic.
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Iran has been at war with America and waging war through proxies and inspiring terrorists around the world for decades.
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They have been waging a ruinous proxy war in Yemen since 2015, with the goal of teaching Iran a lesson.
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Buddhist majority Myanmar says its forces have been waging a counter-terrorism operation against an armed insurgency in Rakhine state.
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Might his reprisal against the Assad regime for waging chemical warfare be a sign of a new respect for democracy?
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Under Berezovsky, the channel's news staff was "waging some kind of political battle rather than doing reporting work," he said.
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Donald Trump and Fox News are now accusing progressives of waging a war on Thanksgiving, too, based on, well, nothing.
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Simply, it's another offensive in the class war the president is waging on behalf of himself and other rich assholes.
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"His advocacy for aggressively waging trade wars is a recipe for economic disaster in a globally connected world," they added.
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This early analysis suggests that Labour was simply unprepared to fight the battle on the terms the Tories were waging.
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Moonves and Redstone have been waging a public and hostile war over CBS attempts to stem Redstone's control over company.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is waging a fierce lobbying battle over the Obama administration's new rules for retirement advisers.
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Under President Xi Jinping, China is waging a widespread counterterrorism campaign on Xinjiang, also known to Uighurs as East Turkestan.
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The bottom line: "Starboard tends to agitate for changes at companies, waging proxy battles if necessary," writes Barron's Avi Salzman.
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Sidelined by the rebels, he re-emerged in 2014, waging a battle against Islamists in the eastern city of Benghazi.
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The administration also is waging a propaganda campaign, including over social media, aimed at fueling popular anger against Iran's government.
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" It was all about how we have to stop caring about, quote, "identity politics" and stop waging, quote, "class warfare.
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Why Saudi Arabia is waging diplomatic war on … Canada Kathleen Turner dragged a high-paid actress for having no range.
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Buddhist-majority Myanmar rejects that charge, saying its forces have been waging a legitimate campaign against "terrorists" who attacked government forces.
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Washington is pressuring Iran over its nuclear and ballistic missile program and for waging proxy wars in other Middle Eastern countries.
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It sure looks like President Donald Trump is waging a deliberate public campaign to push his own attorney general to resign.
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I want to take this opportunity to congratulate Secretary Clinton, somebody — yep — and her organization for waging a very vigorous campaign.
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Russia is waging war in eastern Ukraine , has interfered in U.S. elections and is propping up Syria's brutal Bashar Assad regime.
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The White Walkers are clearly into waging this war for more than just death if they're creating tableaus with their victims.
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"These statehouses are waging all-out war on women and their right to control their reproductive decisions," said the Grammy winner.
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In an interview with CNN's Christiane Amanpour, Erdogan said he is not waging a war on the press in his country.
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The PKK took up arms against the Turkish state in 1984, waging an insurgency for autonomy in Turkey's largely Kurdish southeast.
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The president claims a U.S.-backed opposition is waging an "economic war" against him by fanning inflation and hiding scarce goods.
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"Russia is waging an information warfare campaign against the US that didn't start and didn't end with the 2016 election," Sen.
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Kathleen Hartnett White Ten Senate Democrats are waging plagiarism accusations at Trump's controversial nominee to lead the Council for Environmental Quality.
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The gun control battle has been waging long enough to know that the NRA is powerful and change can feel impossible.
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The government still says it has one of the world's best health systems and accuses detractors of waging a smear campaign.
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The big picture: Washington is waging an international campaign to sour the world on China's Huawei, based on four ongoing controversies.
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It also came as the federal government is waging fights on multiple fronts to rein in the activities of the church.
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Gun-rights advocates seem to be waging a coordinated campaign to flood the ATF with arguments against the bump-stock ban.
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She linked animal rights to the same battles women, LGBT people, and others are waging around the world for equal rights.
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Meanwhile, Hollywood writers are fight waging war with talent agents who, writers claim, are taking an unfair cut of their profits.
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Zenko and others never make clear how civilians could have been protected as long as Qaddafi was waging war on them.
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In future, victory will belong to whichever party can master the art of waging tens of millions of minutely personalised campaigns.
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The government has been waging an offensive to seize the rebel-held district of Zabid south of Hodeida, the officials said.
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While the mass culling has sparked outrage among animals rights activists, waging war on its fauna is nothing new for Australia.
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The Trump campaign denied the groping allegation in a statement and called Allred a "discredited political operative" waging a smear campaign.
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But in addition to waging war on class actions, the Chamber has also been arguing for fewer enforcement actions against corporations.
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But recently, the city has been waging another pivotal battle—the battle against Canada geese and their overwhelming volume of shit.
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Russia is waging "hybrid war" in the east, achieving its aims with a mix of conventional force, political subversion and disinformation.
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Two drivers have been waging an excellent battle for the drivers' title, and the team championship is also up for grabs.
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For more than a decade, the Mexican government has been waging war against organized crime, deploying tens of thousands of troops.
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Over the last several weeks, Mr. Dauman has begun waging open warfare with representatives for Mr. Redstone and with Shari Redstone.
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Trump says the agreement failed to address Iran's missile program or punish it for waging proxy wars in Middle East countries.
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Trump is waging a more holistic war against a shared, objective set of facts, and it requires an equally holistic counterattack.
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"We are unfortunately now waging an uphill battle on this front," said Whitney Engeran Cordova, a senior director at the foundation.
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The war of words comes as Clinton and Sanders are waging a heated battle heading into New York's delegate-rich primary.
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"This is a coordinated smear campaign from far-left lawmakers and radical unelected bureaucrats waging war on the Constitution," Grisham said.
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They attack Pelosi, Schiff and congressional Democrats as waging an out-of-control partisan war in the "Kangaroo court" of Congress.
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Now, as the NOP endeavors to see this hard work through, Big Ag is waging an attack to kill the proposal.
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It also coincides with Trump waging a vicious trade war with China, the very country Thiel is raising the alarm over.
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And, of course, Mueller has indicted thirteen Russian nationals for waging the kind of digital warfare that Steele had warned about.
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"By firing Comey and waging war on the special counsel, Trump has become the master of obstructing justice," he told me.
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And Washington is waging a campaign against Huawei, a Chinese tech champion that hopes to build the world's 5G mobile networks.
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Donald Trump, the Republican Party's presumptive nominee, is waging an open attack on what have long been the party's core views.
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Saudi Arabia and Iran are waging a struggle for dominance that has turned much of the Middle East into their battlefield.
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Qualcomm is waging a battle against Apple on one hand, while it is embroiled in talks of a megamerger with Broadcom.
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That worries some analysts who say planemakers are waging a futile battle, having already sold out for the next 8 years.
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Yahoo is no stranger to activist shareholders, who seek to change up a business's strategy, often by waging noisy public battles.
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Worse, NATO's confused reaction and impotent protests against Russia waging electronic warfare reinforces Moscow's impression of NATO military and political weaknesses.
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Around the vast waters of America's Great Lakes, the US government is waging war against a tenacious and prolific invasive species.
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As Kennedy described it, the war he's waging here is not against religious freedom, but for basic standards of human rights.
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Where they were really needed was back home, to help carry out the group's plan of waging terrorism across the globe.
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Duterte, who is waging a crackdown on drugs in the country, has come under fire for allegations of human rights abuses.
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Unfortunately, the Trump-Pence administration is hyper-focused on undoing that progress by waging unprecedented attacks on access to birth control.
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And that the continued rumors about him suddenly waging a presidential campaign are hurting his ability to lead in the House.
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Trump was waging war on government agencies, and I thought Parisi could offer an interesting perspective on censorship and digital transparency.
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Britain also underestimated the difficulty of waging a protracted war across 21799,21776 miles of open ocean in the age of sail.
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Only my boss stayed, waging a secret war against the replacements by thwarting their efforts with missed deadlines and eye rolls.
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Until Twitter suspended his account late last year, Mr. Guo was waging an online war against HNA and its top executives.
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The Apple executive has been waging a publicity campaign for weeks, seeking to influence public opinion in the emotionally charged case.
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The waging of the war had released a galvanic energy from Americans, who attacked the problem of victory with stunning efficiency.
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He and other Republicans also accuse President Barack Obama's administration of waging a "war on coal" by imposing strict environmental regulations.
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Third, Mr. Bannon's campaigning talent and his experience of waging war on the so-called mainstream media could be very useful.
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Background reading: The effort that Republicans are waging today resembles the one led by the George W. Bush campaign in 2000.
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At that time, Mr. Guzmán and his crew were waging war with the Tijuana drug cartel in a gothic, gruesome conflict.
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Facing skyrocketing rates of obesity, the government is waging war on unhealthy foods, including nixing iconic cartoon characters from cereal boxes.
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It was his predecessor, Barack Obama, who gave MBS a pass to burnish his martial credentials by waging war in Yemen.
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The Chinese government has been waging a multi-week campaign to try to contain the world's largest outbreak of coronavirus cases.
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In Ohio, the American Petroleum Institute is waging a fierce campaign against a bill to subsidize the state's two nuclear reactors.
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Mr. Bannon's cause is being damaged, people close to the president say, by a war he is waging against General McMaster.
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But of all the battles it is waging with Washington, none have the global implications of the one over climate change.
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In waging total war against rebels and his own population, Mr. Assad has backed himself into an all-or-nothing conflict.
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This state-level push parallels another front at the federal level, where the Trump administration is unabashedly waging war on renewables.
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Democracy will no longer be about minor differences on how to cut the deficit or incremental approaches to waging war abroad.
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Trump is known for waging frequent legal battles and even threatened his Republican rivals with litigation during the GOP primary race.
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He is the author, most recently, of "Waging Insurgent Warfare: Lessons from the Vietcong to the Islamic State" (Oxford University Press).
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Nget Saroeun, 62, spent over two decades as a soldier, much of it waging guerrilla war in the hills around Malai.
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Only Twitter releases datasets about disinformation campaigns, while responsibility for waging the infowar is split between a number of government agencies.
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Evan Bayh, a mainstay of the state's political scene, announced he was waging a comeback bid — a coup for his party.
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Russia cannot compete economically or militarily with the United States and China, so Mr. Putin is waging an asymmetric shadow war.
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Turkey views Kurdish YPG fighters in northeast Syria as terrorists because of their ties to militants waging an insurgency inside Turkey.
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It's a fight she and other stalwarts plan to keep on waging until they see the ERA in the US Constitution.
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Trump is waging a number of legal battles to keep other tax and financial information private, including federal income tax returns.
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Together with organic feminine-care brand LOLA, Weiss-Wolf and Laura Strausfeld, Period Equity cofounder, are waging the Tax Free. Period.
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Federal law enforcement has been waging an existential battle against encryption tech for years, claiming that it interferes with criminal investigations.
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For Jabotinsky this meant waging relentless war against the local Arab population until they understood that the Jews would never leave.
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If anything it is my expression of disinterest in waging war on others in such depth as they wage on me.
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He pledged to help displaced Iraqis return to Mosul, where Iraqi forces are waging a large offensive against the Islamic State.
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But today, there are people waging their own acts of resistance, living their own hidden lives that might never be known.
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Buddhist-majority Myanmar rejects that charge, saying its forces have been waging a legitimate campaign against Rohingya who attacked government forces.
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He is the author, most recently, of "Waging Insurgent Warfare: Lessons from the Vietcong to the Islamic State" (Oxford University Press).
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Khalifa Hifter, whose forces are waging a military campaign to take over Libya and overthrow a government the United States supports.
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I want to take this opportunity, again, to congratulate Secretary Clinton and her organization and supporters for waging a vigorous campaign.
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From their perch next door, Glover fans are waging war on r/The_Donald, which has taken note of what's going on.
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Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi urges his supporters to keep waging war Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi urges his supporters to keep waging war In his first message in almost a year, Islamic State group leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi urged his followers to hold their ground rather than "retreating in disgrace" and to turn the blood of opponents into rivers.
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As Venezuela's economic woes have worsened, Maduro has proclaimed that the US and other countries are waging an "economic war" against Venezuela.
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After initially waging big threats against Saudi Arabia, President Trump and his team have toned down their criticism over the Khashoggi affair.
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If organizers are smart they'll start waging battle online in the spaces that some Democratic activists might not think too much about.
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Egypt has been waging a fierce crackdown on dissent since the military overthrow of an elected but divisive Islamist president in 2013.
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Even though many were surprised by Schwab's move in the waging investing price war, TD Ameritrade CEO, Tim Hockey, remained relatively unfazed.
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We think we know people, including those in the public eye, but many are waging private battles that we know nothing about.
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He started building his empire during the 1990s "aluminum wars" after the collapse of the Soviet Union, waging several battles with rivals.
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Women in Poland are waging a nationwide strike boycotting school and jobs to protest the introduction of a total ban on abortion.
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My present view is that instead of waging a trade war with practically the whole world, the US should focus on China.
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The administration cannot have strong growth, a rising equity market and a narrowing trade deficit while waging a trade war of attrition.
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Sally Yates today charged that President Trump is waging an all-out assault on democracy with this pressure on the Justice Department.
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Facebook is waging total war on Snapchat, cloning its features, blocking its user growth and jockeying for its vertical video ad dollars.
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As her book's subtitle says, Stalin was waging "war on Ukraine", the Soviet Union's strategically and economically most valuable republic after Russia.
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Islamist militants have been waging an insurgency for years in the north of the peninsula, which lacks basic infrastructure and job opportunities.
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Elliott, a New York activist hedge fund led by Paul Singer, has been waging an activist campaign against the company for months.
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The effort comes at a risk: Without a clear lane, he could be stuck waging a two-front war -- and lose both.
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Since 2016, the Trump administration has been quietly waging a war on Medicaid and undertaking measures that undermine its reach and effectiveness.
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You recruit a band of misfit, amateurish mercenaries, then begin waging a guerilla war across a huge map of the entire country.
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Some big multinational corporations, like GE and Boeing, are waging a dishonest campaign to pass the ill-conceived Border Adjustment Tax (BAT).
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While a new leader might redecorate in any country, Macri is waging war on a movement that is particularly replete with symbolism.
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Back in 2012, Democrats argued that the Republican Party was waging a "war on women," and many GOP politicians furiously denied it.
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And this season they have been fighting a resurgent and determined Ferrari rather than just waging an internal battle between team mates.
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Children's drawings collected from refugee camps in Chad (by organization Waging Peace) depict the genocide of non-Arab, black Africans in Darfur.
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In the past two years, officials in Zhejiang have been waging their biggest crackdown on open displays of Christian belief in years.
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We show that it's in our best interests to collaborate on cyber, which is where we're waging total war against one another.
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China has been the most provocative in waging a new cold war against the West, and on a broader range of issues.
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Months later, no longer concealing his identity, Lazar claimed the US government was now waging an all out covert war against him.
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It's a battle he believes he can win, but which he's unenthusiastic about waging in person, people familiar with his thinking say.
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Since RKN shifted its focus to waging a war on Telegram, Gavrilov tells me that Zello service has been restored in Russia.
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Springsteen released a statement saying he wanted to "show solidarity" with those waging a "fight against prejudice and bigotry" against trans people.
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The fact that the president has successfully been waging a dark war without publicly known legal guidelines violates the rule of law.
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Haftar has been waging a campaign for two years in Benghazi against Islamists, including some loyal to Islamic State, and other opponents.
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Many Republicans privately believe Bannon is waging an ideological war against the principles of Republicanism that they have held dear for generations.
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In recent months, Trump and his legal team have moved from cooperating with Mueller to waging an aggressive political war against him.
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Trump repeatedly accused Mueller of waging "a witch hunt" against him — and Mueller was again ready to push back against the accusation.
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Radical Islamists believe green birds carry the souls of martyrs to paradise if they die waging violent jihad, according to trial testimony.
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Prime Minister Manuel Valls has said the CGT was waging an increasingly lonely war now that most other unions had dropped grievances.
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Instead, the Turkish government churns out conspiracy theories about the United States and the West waging a "financial war" against the republic.
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But Trump has crossed all barriers of precedent and civility, from waging an openly racist campaign to loose talk about nuclear weapons.
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Iran is waging a proxy war on the cheap, whereas Saudi Arabia is spending the equivalent of billions of dollars every month.
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Mkhwebane has said civil society groups are waging a campaign against her and that her office is underfunded and has skills shortages.
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I wondered, if current climate trends continue, might we find ourselves waging war on natural processes to protect the things we treasure?
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The National Labor Relations Board has issued formal charges to Musk's Tesla corporation for waging a union-busting campaign at its factories.
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But he is more than capable of waging culture wars; indeed, it's one of the few things at which he's genuinely expert.
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Documents obtained by journalists show how the American Hotel and Lodging Association (AHLA) is waging an all-out political war on Airbnb.
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Perhaps a little background is necessary here: Kurdish people living in Turkey have been waging a struggle for greater freedoms for decades.
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The movement, only a few short years after waging a civil war in the GOP, had suddenly become the party's standard-bearer.
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China is waging a massive security crackdown on the Uighur Muslim ethnic minority in detention camps and prisons in Xinjiang, western China.
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Many Americans wondered how Nixon could offer toasts of peace to Mao Zedong and Leonid Brezhnev while still waging war in Vietnam.
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Russia annexed Crimea in 2014, is waging war in other parts of Ukraine and is enabling President Bashar al-Assad in Syria.
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But Mr. Kabila is now waging war against his own people, and government forces have brazenly attacked and killed peaceful opposition supporters.
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The Mexican government has spent over a decade waging a military-led crackdown, detaining or killing kingpins in all the major cartels.
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The president's gift for waging culture war has served him well in keeping his fans riled up and his critics off-kilter.
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On the surface, its story of young, beautiful soldier-citizens waging a war of extermination against literal vermin reads as gleefully fascist.
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In the northeast, Islamist extremists from Boko Haram and its splinter groups are waging increasingly complex attacks on military forces and civilians.
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Certain people in my household — and I'm not naming names — have been waging a stealth and coordinated campaign to get a dog.
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His uniform is festooned with epaulets and honors, even as the civil war he is waging has stalled into a bloody stalemate.
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Ankara is currently waging an offensive against Kurdish forces in northeastern Syria that it alleges are tied to an anti-Turkish insurgency.
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Don't be fooled by "benefits" or claims that waging wars on the other side of the planet is somehow a defensive tactic.
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Mueller is fundamentally investigating a Watergate-type scandal involving crimes committed by a hostile foreign enemy waging a war against American democracy.
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Ackman is also famous for shorting shares of companies and waging public wars against them, notably his five year campaign with Herbalife.
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He has argued that China is effectively waging economic war by subsidizing exports to the United States and impeding imports from it.
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Uber is waging a battle against Los Angeles' transportation department over the city's new data-sharing requirements for scooter and bike rentals.
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A number of other House GOP members are still sitting on the sidelines as they consider waging Senate bids, including GOP Reps.
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In two states — Arizona and Nevada — Trump Republicans are making life exceedingly difficult for Republican incumbents by waging primary challenges against them.
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Hillary Clinton waging the crusade against what she called the corrosive effect that violent games could be having on children's mental states.
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Ms. McAdams is waging a legal assault against Facebook and other tech companies, accusing them of facilitating the sex trafficking of minors.
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They deny this and say they are waging a revolution against a corrupt government and Gulf Arab powers beholden to the West.
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For most Colombians, the civil war that has been waging in our nation for the past 50 years is an abstract concept.
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The Trump administration is waging a broader campaign to limit the role of Chinese telecommunications firms in thebuild-out of 5G networks.
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The Salafi-jihadi movement is waging a global insurgency, and for the most part, we are ignoring the populations they live among.
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Bespoke created an index of some 60 retail companies that were waging an uphill battle against Amazon and its online sales business.
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The picture is of a president waging a toxic campaign of ethnocentrism and xenophobia, creating fear that foreign hordes threaten our existence.
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China blames unrest in Xinjiang on Islamist militants and has been waging an anti-terror campaign in the region in recent years.
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Both parties are waging an intense battle for the House, where Democrats need to flip just 23 seats to seize the chamber.
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For a long time now, both J.K. Rowling and Stephen King have been waging their own private Twitter wars against Donald Trump.
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None other than the O.G democratic socialist, Medicare For All championing, class warfare waging Bernie frickin' Sanders beating Trump by 6 points.
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Indeed, President Trump has made a habit of speaking flippantly about waging nuclear war with North Korea on Twitter in recent weeks.
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The United States, by providing weapons and support to the Saudi-led coalition waging indiscriminate war in Yemen, shares in the blame.
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Mr. Puigdemont and other separatists are waging a high-stakes battle with the Spanish government over independence, touched off by an Oct.
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President Petro Poroshenko said the Kremlin's action violated international law, while incoming President Volodymyr Zelenskiy accused Russia of waging war against Ukraine.
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"We are waging a frontal war with the evil entrenched deeply in our society over the years," he told parliament before Thursday's vote.
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Living in extreme poverty in the United States means waging an almost gladiatorial battle for creature comforts that luckier people take for granted.
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Activist firm Third Point has been waging a proxy battle against Campbell, demanding that it put five of its nominees on its board.
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Rick Wilson, a longtime Republican political consultant who has spent months waging war on Trump's candidacy, has been thinking differently about this problem.
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The Trump administration blames its predecessor for waging a war on coal and pushing hundreds of coal-fired power plants into premature retirement.
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The Houthis, who control Sanaa and most population centers, deny being puppets of Tehran and say they are waging a revolution against corruption.
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It also faces regular attacks from Kurdish militants, who have been waging a three-decade insurgency for autonomy in largely Kurdish southeast Turkey.
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Unions are also waging an information campaign selling members on the value of staying in the union and paying those dues and fees.
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The impasse between the two massive economic powers has stretched into June, as Trump persists in waging global trade wars on multiple fronts.
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A Hong Kong property tycoon with close ties to the United States says Washington will ultimately regret waging a trade war against China.
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Turkey has been waging a war for decades against the banned party, also known as the PKK, in the country's mainly Kurdish southeast.
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It was a major victory in a high-profile battle they've been waging for more than a year against a Colombian crime syndicate.
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Now Xi Jinping, China's president, is waging war against "historical nihilism", a peril as arcane-sounding as it is, to his mind, grave.
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And even more disturbing, Cruz stated that LGBT activists who were simply seeking equal rights were waging a "jihad" against people of faith.
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The bloody ethnic conflict had been waging since the 1980s, with the largely Hindu minority Tamils seeking independence from the Buddhist Sinhalese majority.
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Walmart has been waging an increasingly fierce battle with Amazon in the US. Most recently, Walmart launched a free one-day delivery service.
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Ukraine desperately needed the aid, which had been approved by Congress, to fight pro-Russian forces waging a separatist war in eastern Ukraine.
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While they've made remarkable progress, they are still waging a battle uphill as cancer remains one of the leading causes of death worldwide.
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Russia had already annexed the Crimea region from Ukraine and a Russian-backed separatist movement was waging an armed insurgency in the east.
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They fear that they will be the next casualties in the trade war that Mr Trump is waging against the United States' allies.
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Plus, in issues beyond 2018, there are rumors swirling that the vice president is waging a shadow campaign of his own for 2020.
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The two countries have been waging their own Cold War of sorts, after Russia annexed the Crimea territory in eastern Ukraine in 2014.
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CNBC contributor Larry Kudlow called the ruling a tax grab by the European Union, and accused the EU of waging war against companies.
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Appropriately for the propaganda counter-attack that the two leaders see themselves as waging, Katyusha is the name of a Soviet rocket-launcher.
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" Tillerson said Iran targeted religious minorities including Baha'is and Christians, and in 2016 executed 20 people on charges including "waging war against God.
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The militants have been waging an insurgency against the military since the army toppled President Mohammed Morsi of the Muslim Brotherhood in 2013.
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Of course, this fact has not stopped right wing extremists from waging a full-on legislative war against transgender people and their rights.
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Xi, an avid soccer fan, isn't known to be a golfer -- and he's been waging a war on the sport in his country.
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The memo supports the view that Hirohito was not as concerned about waging war on the U.S. as was once portrayed, Furukawa said.
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He has also been dogged by criticism from human rights activists for waging a war in Yemen that has killed thousands of civilians.
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Yet it is part of a verbal campaign Mr Netanyahu stands accused of waging against Israel's Arab minority since last year's general election.
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The U.S. intelligence community has accused Russia of waging a cyber and disinformation campaign aimed at the presidential election, which Moscow has denied.
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But that's not stopping Verizon and T-Mobile from waging a needless battle over which network is delivering faster speeds inside the stadium.
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Eastern-based LNA commander Khalifa Haftar has been waging a military campaign for nearly three years in Benghazi against Islamists and other opponents.
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If the new generation were really waging war on their forebears' way of life, I doubt they'd start with the disposable table settings.
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The oil super-powers are waging a war for influence across the Middle East, backing opposite sides in Syria, Yemen, Iraq and Lebanon.
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It worked: America, Britain and Japan were waging open war against the aliens, and were attacking the mothership where evacuees were seeking refuge.
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Secretary of State John Kerry officially recognised that ISIS is waging genocide against Christians, Yazidis and Shiites in the areas under its control.
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He'll be asking Americans to trust him on his new strategy while exercising a president's most somber duty, a decision on waging war.
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A WeChat account run by the Communist Youth League accused the page of waging a "public-opinion war" and trying to "destroy China".
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The Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) took up arms against the state in 103 waging an insurgency for autonomy in Turkey's largely Kurdish southeast.
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Not content with a military assault on Ukraine, the Kremlin also is waging a propaganda campaign, which attempts to undermine democratically elected leaders.
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President Xi Jinping is waging a fierce campaign against dissent, rounding up hundreds of civil-rights activists and tightening controls on the media.
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Trump has long been obsessed with Obama, famously waging a years-long "birther" campaign claiming the president wasn't born in the United States.
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Revolutionary France became the first nation to harness all the state's resources to the waging of war; Napoleon's Grande Armée conquered the continent.
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He finds himself mistreated by local police, eventually waging a one-man war on them after traumatic memories from the war are triggered.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said Sunday that the U.S. is waging a "psychological war" against his nation and its trading partners.
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During the general election, Russian media continued to favor Trump as the people's underdog waging a losing battle against the establishment-backed Clinton.
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Al Shabaab is waging an insurgency to overthrow the U.N.-backed government and drive out the African Union peacekeeping force that supports it.
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She has now entered the realm of personified politics, more of an object than a person for both sides in waging this war.
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The administration's opponents criticize it for waging a "war on coal" to support cleaner forms of energy including wind, solar and natural gas.
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PUERTO RICO DEBT BECOMES CONSTITUTIONAL FIGHT ON RIGHT: Republicans are waging a battle over the Constitution when it comes to helping Puerto Rico.
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Al Shabaab, which is waging an insurgency across Somalia aimed at toppling the Western-backed government in Mogadishu, claimed responsibility for the bombing.
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In Washington, a Republican-controlled Congress is waging its own fight against the Obama administration's efforts to curb carbon emission from power plants.
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Bin Laden contended that the world would be better off fighting climate change than waging what he claimed was a war against Islam.
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Maduro blames the crisis on the country's opposition and the United States, whom he says are waging an "economic war" against his government.
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The chain has been under pressure from investors for more than a year, including waging a heated proxy battle with Marcato Capital Management.
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Postmodernists, he says, are obsessed with the idea of oppression, and, by waging war on oppressors real and imagined, they become oppressors themselves.
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He's waging a trade war with China, and regularly insults the leaders of America's closest friends, including the European Union and NATO partners.
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Islamic State-linked groups waging an insurgency against Egypt in the Sinai have claimed responsibility for past rocket attacks in the Eilat area.
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The special counsel's extensive report, released publicly in April, accused Russia of waging a "sweeping and systematic" influence campaign during the 2016 election.
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Trump is waging an aggressive effort to crack down on immigrants and undercut civil rights laws, while offering unabashed support to white supremacists.
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The multilateral lender has been studying projects to fight poverty in northern Nigeria, where the jihadist Boko Haram group is waging an insurgency.
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The Washington Post reported on Thursday that allies of the president had begun waging a campaign to expose the role of the informant.
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Iman Elman is fighting on the front lines against a brutal terror organization that is waging war against a country and its people.
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In recent months, the authorities have drawn international rebuke for waging their harshest crackdown in years on Shi'ite opposition groups and rights activists.
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"It shows Europe is perfectly capable of waging this economic war since the U.S. is only going to keep it up," she said.
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"In football we are not waging war against each other — I am confident we can have a good and fruitful cooperation," he added.
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"The American people don't mind if there are C.I.A. teams waging a covert war there," said Ken Stiles, a former agency counterterrorism officer.
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Roosevelt wielded immense control over the military minds waging the US war effort -- and the massive worldwide deployment of American armed forces overseas.
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"Johnson certainly made serious mistakes in waging the Vietnam War," said Mr. Beschloss, who found the documents during his research for the book.
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The two gulf countries are waging an air war in Yemen that has come under sharp criticism from Congress and human rights organizations.
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While she seems comfortable in waging battle with him, her unease about the president's behavior has only intensified since the Democrats' triumphal election.
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And yet even the most harebrained peace plans seem, on the whole, less ridiculous than the ones devised for the waging of war.
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The marketing effort is also indicative of how Christian conservatives have largely given up on waging a wide-scale war against pop culture.
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David Koch himself entered politics decades ago, waging an unsuccessful bid as the Libertarian Party's vice presidential nominee in 1980 with Ed Clark.
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President Donald Trump tweeted his consternation, accusing the ECB of waging a currency war and once again attacking his own country's Federal Reserve.
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But legal experts say that critics of the president's policies may have less success waging a legal battle against the latest travel ban.
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In addition to the "all white, all male" chain of command at NBC, there was Weinstein himself, waging a war on all fronts.
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Mr. Bloomberg is waging an extremely unconventional campaign, skipping the first four early states entirely and instead focusing on Super Tuesday and beyond.
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The two lawmakers have been waging a shadow primary against each other for months, a sign that the impending primary could get ugly.
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Mr. Weinstein has also been accused in several civil lawsuits of sexual and physical assault and of waging smear campaigns against his accusers.
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It consists only of waging war against the United State or adhering to enemies of the nation by giving them aid and comfort.
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The backdrop behind this battle is the long struggle that many Americans — even those with workplace retirement plans — are waging to save money.
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Big media and tech companies are waging an all out streaming war to fight for viewers' attention, not to mention their subscription dollars.
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Hickenlooper, who helmed the Centennial State from 2011 to 2019 before waging a short-lived White House campaign, is running to unseat Sen.
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Launched earlier this year, the task force is waging a campaign to expose the costs of these rules and, ultimately, to reverse them.
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They accused him of turning against his voters by waging an attack that he had for years said would be a terrible idea.
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"Right now, we are waging war under authorities provided by Congress over 15 years ago — 15 years ago," he said in December 2016.
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The country is waging the world's most serious battle against Zika, a mosquito-borne virus that is linked to the birth defect microcephaly.
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Mr. Hifter, 76, had been waging an on-again, off-again fight to take Tripoli for more than five years, with no success.
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He comes from Maarat al-Numan, in Idlib province, where Syrian forces, backed by Russian warplanes, are waging an offensive against government opponents.
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Booker is waging the civil rights movement's last battle — to unite a racially divided country on the verge of disaster — against Donald Trump.
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Conflating the gang with the sophisticated cartels currently waging a bloody war in Mexico likewise serves the administration's goal of tightening border controls.
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The suit accuses CNN of "waging a 7-day media campaign of false, vicious attacks against Nicholas" and seeks $275 million in damages.
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The party's new strategy appears to mimic the Republican approach of the last eight years — the "party of no" — by waging daily resistance.
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The recent spate of deadly incidents has not deterred thousands of racing fans from lining the stands, and waging bets remotely over satellite.
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On Reddit, he revealed that getting involved with farming and waging war on America's food system turned out to be the perfect move.
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Committing treason in the US is a federal crime, defined by the Constitution as waging war against the US or aiding its enemies.
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Pompliano is suing the company for trying to "destroy his career and reputation by waging a smear campaign" against him following his departure.
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There were several years of infighting among the rival Talossan factions, with the Republic often waging personal attacks against Madison and his supporters.
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The partition occurred in May 1921, but the Irish in the south were waging a war for full independence from the British government.
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The Turkish military has been waging a counterinsurgency against Kurdish militants in the southeast, after the breakdown of a fragile peace process in July.
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It has also produced the largest contingent of French militants waging jihad in Syria, with about one in 10 originating from the Mediterranean city.
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By taking the chairman role, Dauman emerges victorious from a power struggle that he had been waging with Shari Redstone, daughter of Sumner Redstone.
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Khalifa Haftar, leader of the Libyan National Army (LNA), whose forces have been waging an assault on the capital for the last two months.
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"Many Microsoft employees don't believe that what we build should be used for waging war," Microsoft employees wrote in an open letter last month.
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Tata Sons is waging a bitter battle against former chairman Cyrus Mistry, who has complained of mismanagement and corporate governance failures within the company.
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Waging "holy war" against secular humanism, he "introduced the fundamentalist sense of perpetual crisis, and of war between the forces of good and evil".
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The terrorist militias the Syrian government is now fighting, they say, are the tools of regional powers waging a proxy war on Syrian land.
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So as a candidate with 'coattails,' I can help deliver a Democratic Senate majority by waging an effective campaign in swing states, for example.
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But the Germans, and the rest of the EU, are blaming Trump for that because, they say, he is waging a global trade war.
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"Immigrant communities feel the government is waging a war again," said Camille Mackler, the director of legal initiatives at the New York Immigration Coalition.
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"My present view is that instead of waging a trade war with practically the whole world, the US should focus on China," he said.
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But of course, that's an apt metaphor for what it feels like right now to be waging war against social structures that uphold misogyny.
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He claims that companies like Google are "anti-Trump globalists" who are waging a war against speakers of truth like Milo Yiannopoulos and InfoWars.
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The move is part of a broader U.S. strategy to pressure Pakistan to cut alleged links to Islamist militants waging chaos in neighbouring Afghanistan.
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The Nuremberg trials re-established the principle that waging aggressive war was a criminal act and punished at least some of Hitler's henchmen accordingly.
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Separatist parties and grassroots groups have spoken of waging a campaign of disobedience to hamper the efforts by central authorities to run the region.
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Further fleshing out Negan's reasons for waging the war and refusing to compromise with Rick would make the villain an even more realized character.
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The Ohio Democrat is waging what he admits is an "uphill" battle against former House speaker Nancy Pelosi for her House minority leader post.
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Pyongyang is waging a publicity campaign around its attendance, calling on Thursday for "all Koreans at home and abroad" to promote inter-Korean cooperation.
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Congress hasn't even been able to get itself together enough to vote on whether it approves of the wars the US is currently waging.
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Even as the DC Circuit weighs the legality of the FCC's rules, Republicans in Congress are waging a multi-pronged campaign to undermine them.
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And they are adding two new targets to ther list of states: North Carolina and Missouri, where Democratic challengers are waging surprisingly successful bids.
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Since last month it has been waging a campaign to take control of Derna, the last city in the east to elude its control.
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He's waging a war on facts that capitalizes on the strong distrust of the media that already exists in a lot of people's minds.
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He no longer spends as much time waging battle with the political press or with flat-earthers on the other side of the aisle.
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Pressuring a player to waive a NTC by waging a smear campaign in the media, or even sending them home or to the pressbox?
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And sometimes the motive for destruction really is religious fanaticism, which is not always the same as waging total war against an alien group.
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India has accused Pakistan of waging a proxy war and in return conducted a "surgical strike" across the border, though Pakistan denies both claims.
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On the domestic front, Trump has a dismal relationship with Congress, and he's openly waging war with the Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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After condemning this week what he described as rampant "Russophobia," Putin painted a lyrical portrait of hackers waging war in defense of the fatherland.
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But in trying to become a super app, Meituan-Dianping is waging numerous battles at once, and will not necessarily win any of them.
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Carson appears to keep surviving -- and at times, climbing -- just by virtue of not being involved in the fights the other candidates are waging.
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Long-standing arch-rivals, Riyadh and Tehran are waging a contest for power on several fronts across the region, notably in Yemen and Lebanon.
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Snoop went after Irving during a conversation with Stephen A. Smith -- essentially saying waging a pot war with the NFL is unwinnable and stupid.
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The company and its founder and CEO, Greg Glassman, have been waging "war" against -soda-makers, including their reported involvement in funding health studies.
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It will be impossible to end the civil war in Syria if Mr Erdogan insists on waging a war of his own in Turkey.
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"To really have a successful movement you need young people," Bryan Farrell, a journalist, activist, and the editor of the website Waging Nonviolence, says.
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"We're waging war against the most destructive fires in our state's history, and Trump is conducting a full-on assault against the antidote," Gov.
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That has left four studios — Warner, Universal, Paramount and Sony — trying to compete for the balance, and mostly waging their campaigns with lesser properties.
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Letter From Washington Senator Bernie Sanders, the democratic socialist from Vermont, is waging an improbable presidential campaign, but he won't disappear after this election.
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Moore has denied any improper behavior and suggested that the media and his political enemies are waging a wide-ranging campaign to discredit him.
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In fairness, contemporary American atheists may be inclined to wage war on religion because religion has been waging war on them for so long.
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" In a statement, the military accused the group of "waging a delegitimization campaign against Israel's justice system, and especially against Israel's military justice system.
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Trump may be a populist, but he is certainly not a fascist bent on gaining supremacy through a national collective or by waging war.
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The European Union has lost one of the strongest supporters of its sanctions against Russia for the war Mr. Putin is waging in Ukraine.
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Amazon-owned online pharmacy PillPack is waging a battle with health-data company Surescripts over access to the prescription history data that Surescripts collects.
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State legislatures are waging their own fight to restore net neutrality rules after the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) moved to scrap them last month.
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The Taliban have been waging an insurgency to overthrow Kabul's Western-backed government since their 2001 ouster and control large parts of the country.
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But since early 2016, it has become apparent that Magufuli is not just waging war on corruption -- he is also declaring war on democracy.
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We did a little digging and turns out Chyna's earning power has fizzled since breaking up with Rob Kardashian (unless waging courtroom war counts).
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Pakistani Taliban militants have been waging an insurgency against the state since 2007, in a bid to impose a strict interpretation of Islamic law.
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The Islamic State is waging a special war against Saudi Arabia, trying to erode the kingdom's claims to be the only true Islamic State.
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Whereas that response generally comes from the bottom up, at long last, a world-famous department store is waging war on anti-woman fashion.
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The Saudi-led coalition waging war on Yemen just carried out a horrific attack that killed dozens of people, including at least 29 children.
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But instead of openly waging war, Saudi and Iran back opposing political factions and extremist groups as a way of exerting influence and control.
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Turkey also blames Washington for supporting Kurdish fighters in Syria that Ankara sees as allies of a Kurdish group waging an insurgency in Turkey.
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The Westminster attacker apparently sent a WhatsApp message minutes before commencing the attack saying he was waging jihad in revenge for Western foreign policy.
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Since late August, Burmese security forces have been waging a systematic campaign of violence against the Rohingya population of Myanmar's westernmost state of Rakhine.
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Working out of the office in St. Petersburg, the Russians described waging "information warfare against the United States of America," according to court documents.
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But I don't think they're going to be the subjects of crazy bidding wars like the one Comcast and Disney are waging over Fox.
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Some experts feared that in the absence of the external Soviet threat, Western European powers might go back to waging war with each other.
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Vice President Mike Pence charged Beijing with predatory lending to vulnerable neighbors and with waging an influence campaign on American think tanks and universities.
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President Jimmy Carter has spent the past 30 years waging a war to eradicate guinea worm — a battle he is incredibly close to winning.
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The New People's Army has been waging guerrilla warfare in the Philippines since 1969, making it one of the longest-running insurgencies in Asia.
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His detractors chalked that up to a honeymoon period and to the candor with which he was waging (and winning) a battle against cancer.
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Iran's increased aggressiveness in Iraq, several experts said, is a direct response to the economic campaign that Mr. Trump is waging against Iran's government.
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If Mr. Macron loses the battle that he is waging against Viktor Orban's illiberal Hungary, Germany will surely pay a price sooner or later.
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In today's show, we hear from a Times reporter who traveled to Moscow to investigate the information war Russia is waging against the West.
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But it is waging an even bigger fight with China, a dispute that threatens to engulf broad swaths of the world's two largest economies.
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Today, dictators are again waging war against the free press, only this time, they're using Trump's term — fake news — as a cudgel, said Flake.
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Mr. Navarro has said that China is effectively waging an economic war by subsidizing exports to the United States and impeding imports from it.
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Mr. Cohen is well aware of the contemporary arguments arrayed against America's interest, or competence, in waging war, which he addresses in Chapter 1.
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For weeks, Mr. Kalanick has privately been waging a war against those who pushed for his dismissal, according to current and former Uber employees.
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The biggest reason was that none of these advances were directed at waging war; indeed, many aimed at transcending the power of the state.
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Many in West Virginia speculated that Mr. Blankenship, 68, was running primarily to seek personal redemption, or was waging a vendetta against Mr. Manchin.
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Congo starts the year waging a different kind of war — a campaign against Ebola, which has killed more than 2,23 people since August 2018.
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A spokesman for the Taliban, which has been waging a 16-year insurgency against the Western-backed Afghan government, denied involvement in the attack.
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Will he take a stand against Russian imperialism and promise to defend our neighbor, Ukraine, in the hybrid war Russia is waging against it?
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Iran's semi-official Tasnim news agency quoted Mousa Ghazanfarabadi as saying: "Obviously one of their charges can be Moharebeh," or waging war against God.
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An alliance of Syrian militias has been waging an offensive on Raqqa with air strikes and special ground forces from the U.S.-led coalition.
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Meanwhile, Democratic leaders have jeopardized their midterm election prospects by embracing the left's radical politics while waging war against the Trump administration's successful record.
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And not only in Beijing, but in the US heartland, where he remains convinced his supporters will reward him for waging a trade war.
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Crucial tasks with many dimensions — waging war, policing the streets of a city — are often best left to the public sector, he points out.
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Yet insiders say it is here that Lula is waging his campaign to convince PMDB lawmakers to defy Temer and vote against impeaching Rousseff.
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And it's not only the state and its intelligence agencies waging war on common sense; the media and other civil institutions are as well.
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A Reuters investigation published last week revealed that Philip Morris International Inc is waging a secret campaign to subvert the WHO's anti-smoking treaty.
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Charlie's parents, Connie Yates and Chris Gard, both in their 30s, have been waging a long and wrenching legal battle to keep him alive.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, who is currently waging war against the leadership of the Republican Party, is an unpopular guy on Capitol Hill.
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The move is part of a broader U.S. strategy to pressure Pakistan to cut its alleged links to Islamist militants waging chaos in Afghanistan.
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Moscow and Damascus are "waging one battle, not only against terrorism" but also to protect the sovereignty of states, he told the Russian officials.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi of California said the administration is waging a "cynical effort to lower enrollment" that would "create chaos" and increase premiums.
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That's important because Google has been waging a never-ending battle against fragmentation on Android, and a new form factor is a potential inflection point.
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Al Shabab has vowed retribution because Kenya sent troops to Somalia to fight the group waging an insurgency against Somalia&aposs weak U.N.-backed government.
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Booker points out Mueller is waging a legal battle to get permission to interview POTUS for his investigation into whether Russia meddled with the election.
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The British bank on Thursday scored a big victory over an activist investor who has been waging a campaign to shrink its investment banking division.
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Turkey has said Raqqa would be targeted in its own operation against Islamic State in northern Syria, which it is waging with Syrian Arab rebels.
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" In a lengthy Facebook post, Heitkamp wrote that Trump's move "confirms the lie terrorists tell their recruits: that America is waging a war on Islam.
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In that sense AT&T is waging a bigger battle for the "primary customer relationship" in distributing video, as one senior media executive puts it.
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Jared Kushner talked to his Saudi friends about waging economic and actual war on Qatar just after a Qatari loan to his company fell through.
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Meanwhile, the ambitious if somewhat eccentric army chief, Gatot Nurmantyo, sees China as a hostile power waging a "proxy war" aimed at corrupting Indonesia's youth.
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Now, Warren was waging a new battle against Obama's Treasury Department, which was planning to hit students with steep tax bills on their forgiven loans.
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The group has been waging an insurgency in Somalia for about 10 years with the aim of turning the country into a fundamentalist Islamic state.
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Marvel and DC have been waging this battle as comics publishers for decades now, and the continued loss of readership gets more alarming every year.
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Adityanath has in the past accused Muslim men of waging "love jihad", or a love war, to entrap Hindu women and convert them to Islam.
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Morgan eventually concedes that his lack of empathy may make him unfit for the kind of war Jesus, Maggie, and others seem intent on waging.
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Last year, voters there approved a ban on the sale of flavored tobacco products despite the industry waging a $12 million battle to stop it.
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Iran says the U.S. is waging "psychological warfare" and a senior Iranian Revolutionary Guards commander has said Iran would retaliate against any aggressive U.S. moves.
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Turkey says the YPG is indistinguishable from the outlawed Kurdish PKK which has been waging an insurgency in southeast Turkey for more than 30 years.
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Ted CruzTed Cruz believes that China is waging a digital war against the US, and he has denounced the Obama Administration's approach to those threats.
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Apple is waging a vicious war in the court of public opinion against the FBI and its court order mandating Apple to hack an iPhone.
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Meet the products, brands, and people that are breaking the rules, smashing the patriarchy, and waging war against beauty standards, one lipstick at a time.
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When a former instructor comes to him with a secret: humans are still alive in the wastelands, and they're still waging a war against machines.
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While Apple has been waging a very public battle, it turns out that Canadian police have been decrypting the messages of millions of Blackberry users.
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ET. Washington (CNN)Green Party presidential nominee Jill Stein has been waging an uphill battle for name recognition as she pursues her White House bid.
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Dakota says Catland received numerous threats via phone or over social media, and that they've been accused of "waging war" with their hex on Kavanaugh.
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Hamas has largely enforced the cease-fire, but some smaller groups, waging their own battles with the militant group, have occasionally tried to undermine it.
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Trump accused Pakistan of harboring "agents of chaos" and providing safe havens to militant groups waging an insurgency against the U.S.-backed government in Kabul.
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"On the ground it looks as though they are waging one operation and of course the selectiveness of the Russian bombing confirms this," he added.
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They have risen 13.28 percent so far this year and are up 122 percent since Ackman first started waging his public campaign against the company.
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While waging a major court battle, Oculus Story Studio won an Emmy for the VR experience Henry and its Dear Angelica short debuted at Sundance.
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On the new podcast, he said artists such as Taylor Swift who have battled streaming platforms like Spotify are waging a battle they can't win.
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To be sure, Ma is not the only critic of the costly U.S. policies of waging war against terrorism and other enemies outside the homeland.
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"The Emiratis are waging a campaign against Farmajo," said Joshua Meservey, a senior policy analyst on Africa and the Middle East at the Heritage Foundation.
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This was nothing trivial like empowering white hate groups or waging public and legal vendettas against his enemies—he's been doing those things all along.
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Saudi Arabia is financing a proxy war in Syria and waging a full-scale one in Yemen, which has dragged on longer than initially flagged.
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To accomplish this, he goes around and finds the most powerful four mutants on the planet to protect him while he's busy waging his war.
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The Turkish air strike hit a checkpoint on the road to Afrin, where Turkey is waging an offensive against the Kurdish YPG militia, he said.
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Boko Haram is waging a guerrilla war to establish a breakaway Islamic caliphate around the Lake Chad region, where Nigeria, Cameroon, Niger and Chad meet.
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However, the report notes this is assuming the US "does not return to waging all-out war on the cannabis industry" under its new presidency.
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He is infamous for waging war on Chicago's public schools: He closed 50 schools in a day and laid off teachers while expanding charter schools.
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The women can see through society and decorum to the subtleties of motive and power, waging wars between one another without their male counterparts noticing.
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Lopez Obrador, a leftist, criticized the series in the months before the July 2018 election, accusing his adversaries of waging a "dirty war" against him.
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In a statement, Petreleos de Venezuela SA said it honors its debts, despite the "economic war" that U.S. President Donald Trump is waging on Venezuela.
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If a group of protesters want to pretend they're waging an existential struggle against a corporate-capitalist tyranny, that delusion is their constitutionally protected right.
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Turn read receipts on a specific thread: This is kind of like waging psychological warfare, but just for a day, try turning on read receipts.
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The Sunni Muslim militants are waging an insurgency in the rugged, thinly populated Sinai, aiming to topple the government of President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi.
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It was "anguish and pain and longing for my former life and utter disbelief for the war my body was waging on itself," she blogged.
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And that includes the battle it is now clumsily waging: to keep Israel's norms intact without losing its status as Israel's army of the people.
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Feature A former 1960s bondage-film actress is waging legal combat with a toy company for ownership of her husband's mail-order aquatic-pet empire.
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"The mujahideen are still waging a successful jihad, but the majority of Muslims cannot foresee the justice of an Islamic state," he lamented in 2115.
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For many around the globe, the mass abduction provided a stunning introduction to a militant group that had been waging war against Nigerians for years.
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Al-Shabaab has been waging a war with the Somali government for more than 10 years, prompting the African Union to send in peacekeeping troops.
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Hailing from one of the poorest areas of Cali, Colombia, and waging a constant battle with cerebral palsy, the world seemed dead set against him.
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" White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham accused Democrats on the committee of waging a "purely political campaign to harass the President and his close advisers.
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We hope that nuclear proponents will work with us to solve the real problems holding back all low-carbon energy, rather than waging internecine warfare.
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Himes said earlier that Trump and his supporters are waging a campaign of deception designed to remove the focus from Russia's actions in the election.
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As the Federalists see it, the society's founders were scrappy outsiders who were waging a lonely struggle against the pervasive liberalism of America's law schools.
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When he charges that he is being victimized by a "Criminal Deep State" conspiracy, he is waging war against the Justice Department and the FBI.
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The opposition leader is now waging a long-shot candidacy for the Russian presidency next year, with allegations of widespread corruption as a major theme.
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The money has been used to bankroll an army of dubiously credentialed experts, who argue that Muslims are waging a "stealth jihad" against democratic institutions.
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Meanwhile, attorney Shannon Liss-Riordan is waging a class-action suit against the gig-economy behemoth to win employee status for all drivers in California.
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While Abadi isn't on the verge of being toppled, it's putting him in very tough political spot — especially as he's waging a war on ISIS.
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Why it matters: This is a major victory for Texas Republicans and the Trump administration which has been waging an aggressive fight against sanctuary cities.
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