Trump is waging war on immigrants, waging war on the environment, and has hinted at waging war on Iran.
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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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There's a reason fearmongering is a way of waging war.
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The NEVER TRUMP ARMY is waging war against our campaign.
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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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The American aircraft bombing ISIS in Iraq and Syria are waging war.
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Republicans, of course, have been waging war on the poor for decades.
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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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But he stressed waging war against radicals was the responsibility of the military.
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You have now been waging war against the Afghan people for many years.
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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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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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He's well aware that I thought he was waging war on the United States.
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"The NEVER TRUMP ARMY is waging war against our campaign," Moore wrote on Twitter.
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They realized by waging war with each other, they were part of the problem.
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One accused the firm of waging war on developers after the Cambridge Analytica scandal. 5.
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" President Trump has mocked government, waging war against law enforcement and calling Washington a "swamp.
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Reines said it was an example of Trump continually "waging war" against his own party.
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President Trump is waging war against the Fed, which makes things very awkward at Treasury.
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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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Quickly, it became apparent that he was genuinely waging war on corruption in the Tanzanian state.
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There are no guns in those neighborhoods because the city is not waging war on them.
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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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" -- 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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The Trump administration is looking to change America's strategy in Afghanistan from waging peace to waging war.
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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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Educational institutions have become an increasingly common target for the militants waging war against the Pakistani state.
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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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It's a sign of Trump's desperation that he is waging war with the common meaning of words.
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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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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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Lastly, I suggest you try using a charm offensive with reporters instead of waging war with them.
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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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Yet by annexing Crimea and waging war in eastern Ukraine, he has pushed his neighbours ever farther away.
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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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He and Congress are now waging war over his emergency declaration to find more funds for the wall.
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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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Waging peace can be almost as difficult as waging war, and for Colombia, the remaining challenges are considerable.
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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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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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When waging war on something so vague as terror, it is difficult to provide people with comprehensible stories.
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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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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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A one-year-old Chinese startup called Luckin is busy waging war against Starbucks as the new year unfolds.
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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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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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Clement VII, who was waging war with Charles V, the Holy Roman Emperor (and king of Spain), fell ill.
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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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It was there that Communist rebels, after years of waging war in the countryside, first experimented with urban warfare.
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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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It is no accident that both Nixon and Trump are famous for waging war beyond reason with the press.
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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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Yet by waging war with hundreds of millions of dollars in tariffs he has imposed higher prices on US consumers.
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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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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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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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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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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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Obviously, waging war on pharmaceutical pricing abuses would not represent a full solution to the broader problems in drug pricing.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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" 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 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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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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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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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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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 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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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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"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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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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"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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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. 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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Mr. Brown said last week that Mr. Trump was waging war against the state, and Mr. Trump did nothing on Tuesday to disabuse that notion.
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Okay, sure, there are others, but of the main characters waging war for the Iron Throne, Cersei has by far proved herself the most capable.
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Saudi Arabia and its allies have been waging war against them on behalf of the government of President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, based in Aden.
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Dr. Gates's historical travelogue makes clear that African civilizations were also pretty good at waging war and at enslaving fellow Africans, no outside prompting needed.
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It astounds me that we learned so little from Vietnam that we have been waging war for almost two decades — wars that are not winnable.
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There's almost complete consensus among experts that it will do no such thing — but the G.O.P. has been waging war on expertise in all fields.
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But instead of openly waging war, Saudi Arabia and Iran back opposing political factions and extremist groups as a way of exerting influence and control.
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Another huge issue with this theory is the reasoning (or lack thereof) for why Bran as the Night King would be waging war on humanity.
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Saudi Arabia and its Arab allies have been waging war against them on behalf of the government of President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, based in Aden.
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But Washington cannot count on these countries to take a lead role in waging war or making peace effectively in this profoundly polarized and fractured region.
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In our current political climate—with the federal government waging war against the press and closing its doors to refugees—Dabka comes across as especially relevant.
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With its troops, walls and arrests, the Trump administration is effectively waging war on a comparatively peaceful stretch of its own country, where no crisis existed.
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Robot vacuums can&apost completely replace manual cleaning, but they can help cut down on the amount of time you spend waging war on dust bunnies.
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Let President Trump and Republican leaders run on a platform of waging war against programs so many Americans support, to finance policies so many Americans oppose.
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Since the discovery of penicillin, some 90 years ago—arguably even longer than that—we've been actively waging war against bacteria, treating them as the enemy.
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The Republican Party has been waging war against Planned Parenthood's public funding for years now, because they object to the fact that Planned Parenthood provides abortions.
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According to the Jackson family, that's when Robson began waging war against his former idol, selling off his memorabilia and pitching a book with allegations against Michael.
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Rob Ford, a crack-smoking mayor who died in 2016, was a fierce foe of any measure that could be construed as waging "war on the car".
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If the FARC guerrillas were still waging war on the government of Colombia, it would be the perfect spot from which to dominate this north-eastern area.
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On August 203, the Saudi-led coalition waging war on Yemen carried out a horrific attack on a school bus, killing dozens of people, including 40 children.
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Far from simply waging war on the blockers, Facebook is trying to carve out the only middle ground that will be left when the war is over.
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"Putin is waging war against Western democracies and our President is on the wrong side," former Clinton campaign press secretary Brian Fallon wrote Friday evening on Twitter.
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Waging war against the FBI might seem a risky proposition for a Republican president, but here as elsewhere, Trump is proving that partisanship triumphs over older allegiances.
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"We urge Russia and the Assad regime to resolve this conflict through the U.N.-facilitated political process and to stop waging war in civilian areas," Ortagus said.
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These contractors don't count as "boots on the ground," and don't have to be declared to the American people, effectively waging war outside of the public eye.
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More than ever the Foundation for Defense of Democracies seems like the Pentagon's Office of Special Plans that pushed falsehoods in support of waging war with Iraq.
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We learned that a war on guns in Baltimore looks a lot like the war on drugs: It is a city waging war on its own citizens.
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Now that their energies are no longer focused on getting to Syria, ISIS's supporters in Indonesia may be turning their attention back to waging war at home.
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Mr. Trump must make it clear that the alliance between Iran and the Houthi rebels waging war in Yemen, on Saudi Arabia's southern doorstep, will not stand.
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At times I imagine future generations — displaced by climate change and waging war over natural resources — coming across defunct iPhones and cheap T-shirts from the past.
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But for several years, Rosen said, Trump has undermined American political norms while simultaneously waging war on the reputations of journalists, making the situation even more precarious.
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Bannon has often seemed more focused on pleasing the Breitbart base and waging war against his own enemies than on making Trump a successful and broadly popular president.
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Yet finance still hates the Democrats and is waging war on the sensible, necessary reforms Dodd-Frank put in place to prevent Wall Street from creating another crisis.
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More than 20 House Republicans joined Democrats on Friday in a vote to restrict President Trump from waging war against Iran without congressional approval, the Washington Post reports.
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He said he was waging war to prevent "white genocide", a term often used by white nationalists who believe that non-white immigrants are plotting to "replace" them.
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Emirati forces are playing a prominent role in a Saudi-led coalition waging war in Yemen against the Houthi group, which the coalition sees as an Iranian proxy.
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Though no one has claimed responsibility for the abductions, authorities did not rule out the involvement of secessionists fighters, who are waging war in Cameroon's English-speaking provinces.
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Even Bloomberg's campaign seemed to admit he underwhelmed in the hideously tough assignment of walking into a debate cold after his rivals had been waging war for months.
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The top brass has found itself confronted by the social media, with the citizens waging war against "the citizens' army," as the Israeli military likes to call itself.
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In keeping with the corps' latest way of waging war, its Marines were to spend a seven-month tour characterized by an unrelenting pace of small foot patrols.
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In Libya, military strongman Khalifa Haftar, whom critics call the new Gaddafi, is waging war to take over a country that had already descended into bloodshed since 2011.
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Either way, experts say the motivation behind the memo's release seems pretty clear — it's a way of waging war on the Russia investigation specifically and the FBI in general.
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Their charges range from criminal conspiracy, waging war against the Indian government and murder under sections of the Indian Penal Code and the Indian Explosives and Explosive Substances Act.
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Pakistan denies supporting Afghan Taliban insurgents waging war against U.S.-backed troops in Afghanistan and Islamabad has also always rejected claims officials aided former al Qaeda leader bin Laden.
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Since the day the president took office, he has quietly been waging war on inspectors general—the federal officials charged with ferreting out government waste, fraud, corruption, and mismanagement.
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It's unique among holidays in that its value always requires protection from imaginary naysayers, defense against a gang of bogeymen, against Scrooges, Grinches, and liberals waging war on Christmas.
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"Countries that have been involved in waging war must not turn their backs on the civilians who have borne the brunt of 40 years of violence," Mr. Egeland said.
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Rather, they are multi-dimensional threats comprising both conventional and nuclear missiles, along with other ways of waging war against our allies and our troops based in their countries.
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It did little if anything to weaken Mr. Assad beyond any chemical weapons stores it destroyed, leaving him to continue waging war on his own people through conventional means.
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And Tina Fey and John Slattery team up as old marrieds waging war against their festering troubles on the tennis court in a tale directed by Sharon Horgan ("Catastrophe").
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By all accounts, South Sudanese soldiers have become brutal doppelgängers of the widely vilified northern Sudanese forces that they had rebelled against, waging war ruthlessly against their own people.
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The Saudi coalition, with assistance from the West, is waging war on Yemen and committing documented war crimes, while Iran has repeatedly asked for negotiations to end the war.
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While Hannity has in the past accused Assange and his organization of "waging war against the US," he lauded the WikiLeaks founder for publishing the contents of the hacked emails.
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Donald Trump and Mitch McConnell are waging war against women in the lower courts, ramming through extremist judge after extremist judge in a cowardly assault against a women's reproductive freedom.
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In 2010, the Fox News star accused Assange of "waging war against the U.S." by publishing diplomatic cables, which Hannity said put American lives in danger all over the world.
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The symbolism—that a person waging war against France is no longer French—is politically popular: three-quarters of French people support Mr Hollande's proposal, according to a recent poll.
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However, can he succeed in re-establishing the power of the American people without using executive order to bypass the crony corruption of the establishment he is waging war against?
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Another group the BRICS named was the Haqqani network, which is allied with the Afghan Taliban militants waging war on the U.S.-backed government in Kabul and foreign forces there.
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But even though the Taliban claim they are only waging war against the Kabul government and foreign forces in Afghanistan, most of the casualties of their attacks have been civilians.
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The geography of the archipelago that made wave-piloting possible also made it indispensable as the sole means of collecting food, trading goods, waging war and locating unrelated sexual partners.
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"Waging War" does offer a political analysis about how far Congress has been prepared to push its interventions over the years and how defiant presidents have been willing to be.
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But instead of waging war against each other directly, Saudi and Iran back opposing political factions and extremist groups throughout the region as a way of exerting influence and control.
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When former Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price wasn't busy flying around in private planes, he was waging war on federal services that are targeted at stopping unwanted pregnancies.
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The militant group F.A.L.N., the Spanish acronym for the Armed Forces of National Liberation, thought of itself as waging war with the United States to win independence for Puerto Rico.
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For a president steeped in marketing and branding, impeachment offers new terrain on which to run the Trump playbook of defining an issue, waging war and then never backing down.
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Xi, who is also chairman of the Central Military Commission, said the armed forces must devise strategies for the new era and take on responsibilities for preparing and waging war.
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While Nath doesn&apost think of himself as an environmentalist, he is one of a handful of New Delhi residents waging war against the tsunami of plastic threatening to swamp India.
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For one, the overwhelming majority of battles in North America took place centuries ago, when white Europeans were methodically kicking out the continent's previous inhabitants and waging war on each other.
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There was also Hannity himself, who once accused Assange of "waging war against the U.S.," and Sarah Palin, who wasn't especially happy with Assange after Wikileaks published her own private emails.
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And he's simultaneously waging war with the conservative House Freedom Caucus which helped deal him a stinging defeat over the repeal of Obamacare -- setting up a fateful test of presidential authority.
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The Pashto-language app, called Alemarah, contained official statements, videos, and other content from the Islamist group, which has been waging war in Afghanistan since being ousted from power in 2001.
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But for now many of the committee members to whom Mr. Priebus was preaching unity remain uneasy with a candidate who is waging war against the party and its nominating process.
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For decades the world has been dealing with a hostile Iranian regime committed to radical Islam, waging war against the West and sowing the seeds of destruction through sponsorship of terrorism.
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The Senate did unanimously pass a resolution blaming bin Salman for Khashoggi's killing and a measure that would have barred U.S. support for the Saudi-led coalition waging war in Yemen.
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Each clan would pledge allegiance to one of the three major powers in the world, waging war on the other factions in a bid to gain territory or defend their ground.
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Remember that tiny Serbia withstood more than two months of NATO bombing in 1999 before agreeing to withdraw from Kosovo; North Korea is incomparably more prepared for enduring and waging war.
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Resurgent authoritarian powers like Russia and nonstate actors like the Islamic State and Al Qaeda are waging war against the very principles the United Nations and NATO were founded to protect.
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Choreographed by Amalia Bennett, with music by Angelos Triantafyllou, "The Birds" often comes across as one sprawling, angry orgy, in which making love and waging war are hard to tell apart.
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"The Constitution gives Congress the power to declare war, and the War Powers Resolution prohibits the President from waging war without a declaration of war or specific statutory authorization," Smith wrote.
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President Trump came into office firmly committed to the bipartisan consensus that the US had wasted more than a decade — and untold blood and treasure — waging war in the Middle East.
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This is an analysis that ignores the fact that Mr. Suleimani has been waging war on America and its allies for years and was directly engaged in the planning of attacks.
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In his speech, Trump mocked Democratic challenger Pete Buttigieg, the Indiana mayor, for having what he said was an unpronounceable last name, and told attendees Democrats were waging war against religion.
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As a surveillance tool it benefits authoritarian governments; as a catalyst for job automation, it threatens economies; and as a method of waging war, it could lead to new and unexpected threats.
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I would never suggest that this film is against the fighting of war under any circumstances—I just think that there are basic questions that should always be answered [before waging war].
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"President Trump has done nothing wrong — this is a coordinated smear campaign from far-left lawmakers and radical unelected bureaucrats waging war on the Constitution." said White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham.
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Kurdish militias fought as part of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), which lost about 11,0003 fighters waging war against the terror group, a defeat for which the US president often takes credit.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Western powers provided arms and intelligence to the Saudi-led coalition waging war against Houthi insurgents in Yemen for more than three years, despite criticism from rights groups and lawmakers.
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But the trial of Mr Mahdi will have served some purpose if it makes people think harder about cultural vandalism as a means of waging war, up to and including genocidal war.
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There are reports every day of tech companies listening in through our smart home devices, of social media networks selling our information, of governments surveilling its people and waging war with drones.
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While Attorney Jeff Sessions is waging war on opioids, the Nevada Department of Corrections has secured fentanyl—a powerful opioid at the center of the crisis—to use in an upcoming execution.
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The charges against the five ranged from criminal conspiracy, waging war against the Indian government and murder under sections of the Indian Penal Code and the Indian Explosives and Explosive Substances Act.
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Turkey cites the many security threats it faces, including Kurdish militants waging war in the southeast; the Islamic State, which has carried out numerous bombings in Turkey; and disciples of Mr. Gulen.
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While Attorney Jeff Sessions is waging war on opioids, the Nevada Department of Corrections has secured fentanyl — a powerful opioid at the center of the crisis — to use in an upcoming execution.
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In July 220006, the founder of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Ayatollah Khomeini, issued a fatwa (religious ruling), declaring all opponents of his rule to be guilty of waging war against God.
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Donald Trump has been waging war on the A.C.A. since he came into office, and the number of uninsured Americans has, by one measure, grown by 1.3 million since he took office.
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The campaign against international terrorism falls in the grey area between policing at home and waging war abroad, with few of the well-established laws and norms that attempt to govern them.
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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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He wouldn't waste his time writing puerile tweets, insulting his critics, making baseless accusations, lying left and right, waging war against the "mainstream" news media and generally making a fool of himself.
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Daenerys has discovered again and again that waging war may get her short-term gains, but never any closer to her ultimate goal of winning the Iron Throne or even breaking the wheel.
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They are just the latest in a string of coordinated attacks by radical Islamic terrorists perpetrated by those who are waging war against all who do not accept their extreme strain of Islam.
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Ukrainian President-elect Volodymyr Zelenskiy, who won a presidential election in a landslide on Sunday, said the Russian move showed Moscow was waging war in Ukraine and called for additional sanctions against Russia.
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More than a year after recreational marijuana became legal in California, the state is waging war against unlicensed pot shops and redoubling efforts to stamp out illegal marijuana farms, using National Guard troops.
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"The true plague of this country is the majority of the media, intellectually and morally corrupt, which is waging war against the government, trying to make it fall," Di Maio added on Facebook.
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At the time, House Republicans' gambit served to highlight the bizarre dynamics of the Trump era — members of the presidents' own party waging war against a Trump appointee who was investigating Trump's campaign.
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HOW IS IS IT MESHING BETWEEN YOUR HISTORIC VIEWS OF FREE TRADE AND THE PRESIDENT'S VIEW THAT THE CHINESE HAVE BEEN WAGING WAR AGAINST US AND WE HAVE NEVER FOUGHT BACK UNTIL NOW.
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"So Planned Parenthood is busy out their waging war against the next generation and winning," he said, before noting all the pushback that came after his letter to Planned Parenthood was made public.
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The UAE has been waging war, along with its closest regional ally Saudi Arabia, against the Houthi group in neighboring Yemen, while tensions are also high with the Gulf states' arch-foe Iran.
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For more than a century, groups like the Society for the Suppression of Unnecessary Noise, the Noise Abatement Commission and Citizens for a Quieter City have been waging war on this unwanted neighbor.
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In a statement that the United Nations included with the report, the Taliban denied targeting civilians and blamed the United States and its allies for waging war in Afghanistan in the first place.
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No one has claimed responsibility for the attack, but the Boko Haram terrorist group has been waging war in the area for a decade, burning down villages, attacking military checkpoints and kidnapping residents.
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A senior U.S. officer in international coalition which is supporting the campaign said that waging war amidst civilians would always be tough, but the Baghdad government was best placed to decide on strategy.
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Obama said the Taliban has continued "to plot against and unleash attacks" on American and coalition forces while waging war against the Afghan people and aligning itself with extremist groups like al Qaeda.
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The Dawawin, described in the video as "places for protecting rights" are basically ministries, found in each Wilayat, which deal with tasks including enforcing sharia, collecting tax, waging war, and creating and disseminating propaganda.
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Spike Lee's latest film, set in gangland Chicago, was inspired by "Lysistrata," the fifth-century B.C. comedy by Aristophanes in which women try to prevent men from waging war by staging a sex strike.
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Russia has also caused anger in the West by its overt military and diplomatic support for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad who is waging war on rebel groups wanting to remove him from power.
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The administration in Aden says it had to move the bank in August because the Houthis had looted the funds to pay soldiers and fighters waging war against it - a charge the group denies.
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The Yemeni government on Monday announced a curfew in the port city of Aden, a beachhead for Saudi and UAE forces waging war on the Shi'ite Houthi group that controls much of the country.
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For three years, the United States has supported a coalition led by Saudi Arabia that is waging war inside Yemen, trying to oust a rebel government made up of members of the Houthi tribe.
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What Mr. van Hove and his adapters have done is to strip the texts down to their political marrow, concentrating on the dynamics of waging war and other, more devious modes of power seeking.
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This avoids a dangerous game of tit-for-tat with Iran that could quickly escalate into yet another unnecessary war that plays to the radical Islamic narrative that America is waging war against Islam.
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Amanda Bynes is waging war with Twitter and Instagram ... accusing the social media giants of allowing impersonator accounts to claim she's too broke to buy her meds and needs fans to wire her money.
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That is ironic, given how this is a community made up of refugees who fled a civil war, and are now witnessing how their adopted country is waging war on their American-born children.
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Some characters offer cursory dismissals of Wonder Woman based on her gender, but there isn't a sense that she's waging war against the multi-headed monster of misogyny as she was in the source material.
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"President Trump has done nothing wrong -- this is a coordinated smear campaign from far-left lawmakers and radical unelected bureaucrats waging war on the Constitution," said White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham in a statement.
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Formerly a scourge of the Right — Hannity once accused Assange of "waging war against Americans" and called for his arrest — the WikiLeaks founder has become something of a darling of Republican conservatives in recent months.
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The Favourite depicts a love triangle of women who metaphorically eat each other alive to secure what little power they're afforded, waging war against one another to survive the rigid patriarchy of 18th century England.
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Director Hideki Takayama smartly appropriated imagery familiar to his primary, domestic audience while evoking the chilling tone of H.P. Lovecraft's horror stories that — like Urotsukidōji — are rife with tentacled ancient gods waging war on humanity.
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Not only does the President's rush to open Gitmo's jail cells allow fighters to keep waging war against us, it also gives the jihadist A-team a chance to mentor a new generation of radicals.
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Republicans have long insisted that porn is destroying America, and GOP lawmakers have been quietly waging war on it in state legislatures for years—even if some of them seem to enjoy the stuff themselves.
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The quid pro quo had always been support — in return for money — for the F.M.L.N. But President Sánchez Cerén of the F.M.L.N. had broken its longstanding relationship with the gangs by waging war against them.
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Officials said their analysis of the suspects' laptops and cellphones had revealed links to Boko Haram, the Islamist militant group that has been waging war in northern Nigeria and neighboring areas for nearly nine years.
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At War For last week's cover story, Eyal Press examined how civilian and military drone operators are confronting the moral questions around waging war that come from committing acts that cross their own ethical lines.
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In his cover story, Press explores how civilian and military drone operators are grappling with moral questions around waging war from behind a desk and computer screen, and the isolation that comes from that experience.
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Russian media is waging war on silky-voiced siren Morgan Freeman in response to a short video of the actor calling out the country for meddling in the 2016 presidential election, the Washington Post reports.
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When pressed about the weakness of ISIS as a military force, defenders of the clash of civilizations view tend to retreat to the idea that radical Islam is waging war on the West in secret.
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Buttigieg said the 2001 Authorization for the Use of Military Force helped ensnare the United States in conflicts where the mission was not clearly defined and that Congress has abdicated its responsibility on waging war.
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Congress has approved a new annual defense authorization that mandates the Defense Secretary and the Internal Revenue Service Commissioner to reveal on-line all of the costs of running the military and waging war overseas.
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Most of the hate stemmed from that fact that the cast is nearly all female—Feig has been waging war against the internet misogynists for months now—but the first trailer was honestly a bit dull.
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As a result, Kardashian appears to be waging war on Rhymefest, saying that she will do whatever it takes to take Donda's House — or, at the very least, the name of Kanye's late mother — from him.
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We see him waging war against Negan, we see the future Rick with the cane and older Judith, and then we see this Rick with red bloodshot eyes, talking about his mercy prevailing over his wrath.
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Last spring, George Brant's play "Grounded" had a critically acclaimed run at the Public Theater in New York, with Anne Hathaway as a drone pilot haunted by waging war half a world away by remote control.
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The Saudi-led coalition waging war in Yemen "now uses a base in the Eritrean port of Assab, close to Djibouti, as a key spot from which to attack Houthi positions in Yemen," reports the Economist.
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The Chilean government, facing skyrocketing rates of obesity, is waging war on unhealthy foods with a phalanx of marketing restrictions, mandatory packaging redesigns and labeling rules aimed at transforming the eating habits of 218 million people.
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SANA, Yemen — An airstrike on a wedding party, carried out by the Saudi-led coalition waging war in Yemen, killed more than 20 people and wounded dozens of others, including the groom, Yemeni officials said Monday.
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"President Trump has done nothing wrong — this is a coordinated smear campaign from far-left lawmakers and radical unelected bureaucrats waging war on the Constitution," Stephanie Grisham, the White House press secretary, said in a statement.
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Now he is the face of an administration bent on upending the status quo and waging war on the news media, surprising colleagues here with how comfortably he has embraced Mr. Trump's ire toward the press.
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This season is also taking a page from The Expanse in examining some of the practicalities of waging war across planets, with oxygenators that let soldiers breathe in thin atmosphere proving to be the most strategic resource.
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There's nothing for Trump to lose politically with his supporters by waging war with the media — and his strategy of exasperating the clubby White House press corps gels with his image as a disruptor who disrespects convention.
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McDonald's, like many other franchise chains across the country, is waging war against the U.S. National Labor Relations Board to preserve the decades-old franchising model that fast-food companies — and all other corporate franchisors — have adopted.
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It seems like the need for apocalyptic fiction has become superfluous under the Trump administration, which is waging war on climate efforts and has made no bones about its readiness to engage North Korea in nuclear war.
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"We've seen Americans like Jose Padilla, Anwar al-Awlaki, like Faisal Shahzad, who have abandoned their country and gone and joined up with the terrorists in waging war against us," Mr. Cruz said on the Senate floor.
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Past efforts from the administration had sought to frighten potential jihadists with warnings that waging war against the West would get them killed, but officials concluded that the warnings actually served the opposite purpose of glorifying militancy.
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Hebei officials had been subject to scathing criticism for pursuing a growth-at-all-costs economic model and for failing to implement central government regulations, especially when it comes to tackling overcapacity and waging war on pollution.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico suffered its worst year for homicides in 2019, with a record 34,582 victims, official data showed on Monday, underscoring the challenge President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador faces while waging war on drug cartels.
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US weapons in Yemen Saudi Arabia and its partners waging war in Yemen have given weapons bought from the US to fighters linked to al Qaeda and other extremists groups in the country, a CNN investigation discovered.
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The modern American way of war, with an all-volunteer force and financing raised via debt instead of taxes, has obscured many of the traditionally visible costs of waging war that have often led to popular resistance.
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MARGRETHE VESTAGER, the steely Dane who forged her global reputation by waging war on Silicon Valley tech firms and corporate tax dodgers, was offered a rare second term as the European Commission's competition tsar earlier this month.
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Those are just recent examples, too; there's a long history of gaming fans waging war against publications that dare to write negatively about a game, with demands that a writer prove their bona fides before speaking up.
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Despite this, he is is no danger of being arrested for treason, because he did not commit it as the Constitution defines it — namely, waging war against the United States or aiding one of the country's enemies.
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It's all part of a much bigger scandal, though, the one that involves a former reality TV star with a disregard for the truth and no prior political experience running our country and waging war on the media.
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"There may be a legitimate diversity of opinion even among Catholics about waging war and applying the death penalty, but not however with regard to abortion and euthanasia," Benedict wrote in 2015, while he was still a cardinal.
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The Saudi strategy to derail the nuclear agreement and perpetuate — and even exacerbate — tension in the region has three components: pressuring the West; promoting regional instability through waging war in Yemen and sponsoring extremism; and directly provoking Iran.
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Brazil's far-right president Jair Bolsonaro has talked of waging war on "cultural Marxism" and has reduced the remit of the country's culture ministry, leaving many filmmakers fearing it will become more difficult to get their movies made.
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It could also show whether Trump's go-to tactic of waging war on the Republican Party establishment, that has proven so profitable in the past, is a viable strategy going forward or whether it is ultimately self-defeating.
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There's nothing simple about a patriotism that advocates torture, as Trump has also done, when our conduct in waging war is ideally what sets us apart from less principled countries and earns us the respect of the world.
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This disparate band of revolutionaries is waging war on the scientific publishing industrial complex on three fronts: If they succeed, the cloistered, paywalled way that science has been disseminated for the past century could undergo a massive transformation.
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Proponents of residential solar power like Ms. Dooley accuse utility companies and the energy industry at large of waging war on efforts to free consumers from their power companies, even if only for a slightly lower electric bill.
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We can't imagine a city where we spent our money on hiring more teachers or creating more afterschool programs or increasing wages — things that address the root causes of violence instead of waging war on our own citizens.
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Yet digging around in the garden on a weekend — treasure-hunting for potatoes under the soil or waging war on invasive crab grass — reminds me that all I need to do is show up and do my best.
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In July, Putin observed that for any such dialogue to succeed, Zelensky would need to stop branding as separatists the Russian-backed forces that have been waging war in the Donbas region on the nation's frontier with Russia.
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Although he blasts Mr Putin for harming the Russian economy with "foreign policy adventurism" and says Moscow must stop waging war on Ukraine, the opposition candidate's own foreign policy views hold little promise of rapprochement with the west.
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Israeli spy technology has become the most sought-after tool for repressive regimes waging war on dissent, including Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates, despite the fact that these governments lack official diplomatic relations with Israel.
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The last thing you want to do at a time when racial tensions are running high is to suggest that black people are waging war on the police, when they are most certainly not doing anything of the sort.
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"A trade war with the Chinese suddenly seems more likely, although I could argue they have been waging war against us for years, but still you recognize tough talk could hurt everyone who does much business there," Cramer said.
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" Trump also blamed Bannon for Roy Moore's loss in the Alabama special election last month and accused his former adviser of waging war on the media in an effort "to make himself seem far more important than he was.
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"There may be a legitimate diversity of opinion even among Catholics about waging war and applying the death penalty, but not however with regard to abortion and euthanasia," Pope Benedict, when he was still a cardinal, wrote in 2004.
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But all the while, Johnny's younger sister Mari (Chelsea Rendon) is waging war on the "colonizers" taking over the neighborhood with furious vlogs and conspiratorial neighborhood meetings trying to guess which beloved local mainstay is going to fall next.
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The top United States military commander in the Middle East suggested earlier this month that the US would continue to back its allies waging war in Yemen, despite new evidence of arms deal violations uncovered by a CNN investigation.
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The ultimate message of Beyond — that making peace is far more important than waging war — would be very much at home in Gene Roddenberry's original series, which (I'll point out again) debuted almost 50 years ago, in September 1966.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - A rebel onslaught on the town of Khan Touman near Aleppo last week delivered one of the biggest battlefield setbacks yet to the coalition of foreign Shi'ite fighters waging war on behalf of Syrian President Bashar al Assad.
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It's a tale about a lost man, a warrior whose insurmountable power and drive to protect the innocent ultimately trapped him in an alien world, and left him waging war against a foe that might as well be the devil himself.
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Then again, this latest campaign against Rosenstein speaks to just how strange these times are — members of the president's party are waging war against a Trump appointee who also happens to be in charge of an investigation into Trump's inner circle.
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In February, a CNN investigation revealed that Saudi Arabia and the UAE had transferred American-made weapons to al Qaeda-linked fighters, hardline Salafi militias, and other factions waging war in Yemen, in violation of their agreements with the United States.
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U.S. officials past and present voiced concerns about the initiative, underscoring the Pentagon's long-public criticism about the way Russia had been waging war in support of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and over Moscow's 2014 annexation of Crimea from Ukraine.
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This latest plea draws from language in Hamdi v Rumsfeld, the case from 2004 in which the Supreme Court (with Justice Breyer joining the plurality) gave the president the power to detain enemy combatants as a "fundamental incident of waging war".
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Khan's election was only the second democratic transfer of power since Pakistan's 303 independence, and came at a time when relations with on-off ally the United States are fraying over alleged Pakistani support for militants waging war in Afghanistan.
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"History and reality tells us that a military, if it falls behind the times on scale and strength, it will fall behind on war ideology and developments in waging war, maybe forfeiting strategy and right to initiate war," he added.
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The Foundation for Defense of Democracies' research shows that these flights are unlikely to be civilian flights, but rather airlifts of weapons and military personnel that enable Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to continue waging war against his own population.
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The self-proclaimed libertarian has used his fortune to fund a wide variety of idiosyncratic causes such as establishing private islands outside government control, paying young people to start firms instead of going to university and waging war on death.
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In modern times it is personified by the fictional Vietnam War veteran John Rambo, a pop icon who in the 1982 film "First Blood" is mistreated by a small-town sheriff and seeks revenge, waging war against the police force.
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It is dangerous to American security when our president moved from comparing the CIA to Nazi Germany as the CIA is battling Russian aggression to waging war against the FBI while that agency is batting against Russian espionage against America.
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As his father, King Salman bin Abdulaziz, has handed the 32-year-old Prince Mohammed more and more power over the past three years, the ambitious young leader has taken on everything from economic reforms to waging war in neighboring Yemen.
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Along with waging war on a false premise, causing tens of thousands of deaths and trillions of dollars in wasted funds, and enabling the spread of Islamist militants, it's a major reason Iran has gained a foothold in Iraq today.
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Throughout the campaign, he was accused of being the leader of a white backlash movement, waging war on minorities: he says that he wants to expel millions of unauthorized immigrants, and calls for a moratorium on Muslims entering the country.
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As Chief Justice John Roberts was being sworn in to oversee that affair, Trump was a few miles away, surrounded by a group of students and teachers who were there to praise him for waging war on secularism in schools.
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While the group's chosen name, AntiSec, was derived from the anti-security movement founded over a decade before, in reality, they had little in common with the movement, the chief focus of which was waging war on the security industry.
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Sam Brownback on Friday said in a speech in Hong Kong that China was waging "war with faith" and that it needed to respect the "sacred right" of people to worship, especially Muslims locked up in internment camps in Xinjiang.
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Votel also acknowledged concerns after a CNN investigation, published earlier this month, that revealed Saudi Arabia and its coalition partners had transferred American-made weapons to al Qaeda-linked fighters, hardline Salafi militias and other factions waging war in Yemen.
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A Facebook profile appearing to belong to Buckey Wolfe posted often and militantly about Christianity and President Trump, as well as the baseless QAnon conspiracy theory that pedophile elites across the globe are conspiring against Trump, who is waging war against them.
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Because the truth is that us Trump critics don't have the time or energy to waste waging war on a magazine — one that, whether we like it or not, will be covering President-elect Trump and his family for the next four years.
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Right wing news site Breitbart has been waging war on National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster and some say they see the hand of President Trump's close adviser, Steve Bannon, who formerly led Breitbart and is reported to be at odds with McMaster.
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LULIANG, China (Reuters) - Chinese state oil giants Sinopec and PetroChina are waging war at the nation's gas pumps, slashing prices at unprecedented rates in an effort to reclaim sales lost to private local and foreign rivals in the $440 billion retail fuel market.
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British and American officials have increasingly publicly urged their allies in the Saudi-led coalition waging war in Yemen to abide by international law, though they have not called for international inquiries into possible rights violations in Yemen as they have in Syria.
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Expect Trump to continue waging war against the GOP, riling up his supporters with baseless accusations and innuendo, exploiting the fears and anxieties of a dwindling demographic group of voters who do not see themselves in Clinton or her predecessor, President Obama.
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It happened there: how democracy died in Hungary Students are waging war on sexist and racist school dress codes — and they're winning Hurricane Florence: the danger of storm surge, explained The big question about Manafort's plea deal talks with Mueller: will he cooperate?
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Abe called the snap election—a new vote forced by the government in a parliamentary system—in no small part to secure a fresh mandate for his desire to revisit a clause in the country's constitution forbidding Japan from ever waging war.
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In July, on the sixth anniversary of the Sandinista revolution, Mr. Ortega would address a crowd of hundreds of thousands with a message of defiance for his political nemesis, Ronald Reagan, and the Contra militias waging war on him with support from Washington.
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But the government is still waging war against the leaders of some of the country's most important cultural institutions, including the Polin museum where it has been working to oust the current director, Dariusz Stola, who is viewed as a political enemy.
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Ardern's moral leadership must signal to other leaders that their hardline political platforms -- built on waging war, imprisonment, surveillance, animosity and travel bans on Muslims -- only add fuel to the fire of extremism and incitement of violence against immigrants and Muslims worldwide.
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"We're successfully waging war against thousands of fires started across the state in the last few weeks due to extreme weather created by climate change while Trump is conducting a full on assault against the antidotes," he told POLITICO in a statement.
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But sometime in the first few months of living together — between starting new internships, fighting over how often the dishes were done, waging war against cockroaches, and spending less and less time together — we stopped being girlfriends and slipped back into just being friends.
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Iraq is also waging war against Islamic State without a defense minister, who was sacked by parliament last month over separate corruption charges, and an interior minister, who resigned following a large suicide bombing in July in central Baghdad by the ultra-hardline group.
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Washington (CNN)Iran's foreign minister said the US is waging war against his country through intensifying economic sanctions that make civilians "the primary targets," but told CNN that his country "will never start a war" and that all parties should work to avoid one.
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The FCC has been waging war on robocalls from telemarketers over the past few years, but as part of a budget deal last year, government debt collectors got special dispensation to continue contacting people who owe student loan debt and other money to the government.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Yemen's Houthi movement said on Friday it had fired a ballistic missile toward the Saudi capital Riyadh and the Arab coalition waging war in Yemen said it had intercepted and destroyed a projectile around 200 km (120 miles) west of the city.
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There is another downside from waging war with Trump: If he prevails over those who would block him, he would only emerge emboldened and would then have the capacity to change the party itself, while the party leadership would only look that much more powerless.
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Groups that have been maligned over centuries at different times in different regions now share a common tormentor, the alt-right, a militant agglomeration of white nationalists, racists, anti-Semites and America Firsters that have been waging war on the Republican establishment for some time.
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H.R. McMaster, Trump's national security adviser, to testify about the grave existential threat to democracy from Putin's military doctrine of waging war against democratic nations — and its modern warfare designed to achieve regime change in democratic nations — through cyberwar, subversion, espionage and covert action.
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Because the new states required huge amounts of manual work to irrigate the cereal crops, they also required forms of forced labor, including slavery; because the easiest way to find slaves was to capture them, the states had a new propensity for waging war.
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But the Niger ambush drives home the reality that the United States is waging war against terrorism in West Africa and that a sizable contingency of the U.S. government doesn't know about it or doesn't care to know, because Africa isn't considered strategically important.
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More apostates soon followed, including Minnesota Senator McCarthy, whose peace campaign attracted youthful long-haired hippies who promised to "Get Clean for Gene" and oust Johnson as a liberal pretender more committed to waging war in Southeast Asia than bolstering peace around the world.
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I feel certain that somewhere out there on the internet, bots with StyleGAN avatars and GPT-2-sourced texts are already waging war against one another in befuddling comment sections: battles which have no end, no point and no room for any actual humanity.
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Mr Obama will certainly bequeath his successor something else: a way of waging war crafted to avoid provoking American public opinion, while making the best use of narrowly-applied American firepower (Mr Carter, a physicist by training, likes to talk of using America's strengths as "accelerants").
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Under the nom de guerre of Redrock Biometrics, the company's technology is waging war on the world's legions of identification cards, pin numbers, passwords, and voice identification technologies with a combination of off-the-shelf hardware and proprietary software to identify palm-prints to verify user identity.
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Later on Wednesday, the committee voted 25 to 17, along party lines, in favor of a war powers resolution that would prevent the U.S. military from providing any support to the Saudis and other countries waging war on Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen's civil war.
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If the U.S. simply pulls out its troops and the Taliban prevail and establish an Islamic state in all or even part of Afghanistan, it will set an enormous precedent that will embolden Islamic insurgencies everywhere waging war against weak pro-western governments with fragile institutions.
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On July 25, 1861, a few days following the Battle of Bull Run, Congress passed a resolution declaring that the North was waging war to restore the Union and "with no purpose of overthrowing or interfering with the rights of established institutions" in the rebellious states.
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When he virtually stalks and hounds Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE, he is waging war against Sessions.
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When he berates and insults Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE, he is waging war against him.
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As Leslie H. Gelb, himself a veteran of McNamara's Pentagon (and later a member of The Times editorial board), has written, "It is almost superhuman to expect one responsible for waging war" to fundamentally rethink its merits and then to act on the basis of that rethinking.
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On Friday night, hours after The New York Times and The Washington Post reported on the Trump administration's decision to end the air refueling flights, the Saudi-led coalition waging war on Houthi rebels in Yemen announced that it would do the refueling on its own.
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" Exquisitely lit and predicated on cryptic rituals, "Duelle" — which features Bulle Ogier and Juliet Berto as rival goddesses, the sun and the moon, waging war in contemporary Paris — is of a piece with the preceding Rivette fantasies, "Out 1: Spectre" and "Celine and Julie Go Boating.
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Over the past two years, the Fed itself has been slowly but surely waging war on the phantom menace of inflation, raising interest rates at a gradual pace as the unemployment rate falls even though actual inflation remains consistently below the Fed's 2 percent target level.
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Click here to view original GIFLike how some soldiers never stop fighting a war well after it's ended, this short film Call of the Empire, by Trevor Kerr, imagines a world where remnants of the defeated Empire are still waging war against the Rebels after the Battle of Endor.
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Britain, by contrast, canceled elections during World War II. It is true that Lincoln suspended the writ of habeas corpus while waging war against the South, that antiwar activism was effectively criminalized in World War I, and that human and civil rights have been violated during other crises.
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China would soon discover that it was ill-prepared to take on any part of the U.S. military, as its armed forces could not find — not to mention attack — America's aircraft carriers off its coast, proving that waging war against the world's only superpower would be a colossal mistake.
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Beijing has pledged $57 billion in loans for Pakistan as part of China's vast Belt and Road initiative, deepening economic and diplomatic ties between the neighbors at a time when relations between Islamabad and Washington are fraying over how to deal with Islamist militants waging war in Afghanistan.
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But for a clearer example of sabotage — albeit without much in the way of a conspiracy — Trump would do well to cast his gaze at the Federal Reserve, which, dating back to before his inauguration, has been waging war on an inflationary menace that appears not to exist.
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In private, the president and his top aides freely admit that he is engaged in a culture war on behalf of his white, working-class base, a New York billionaire waging war against "politically correct" coastal elites on behalf of his supporters in the South and in the Midwest.
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These include not only what they have had to spend, in lives and treasure, on waging war and maintaining military readiness over generations, but the immense opportunity cost of forgoing fruitful exchanges between parts of the same subcontinental space that in the past have always been open to each other.
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I mean, Trump has always enjoyed fighting with Republicans more than he's enjoyed fighting with Hillary Clinton, and the more the actual presidency seems out of reach, the more he's going to want to go down waging war on both Paul Ryan and the New York Times at the same time.
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They recently announced that they're nearing completion on their eighth album, The Other Shore, which, as they describe it, is a Western space opera, which is fitting for a band that's written concept records about the Devil waging war on Mexican villages or the themes of sin in Dante's Inferno.
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Instead of cruising to retirement after securing a two-year budget deal last fall and essentially bequeathing his leader's suite to Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, Mr. Reid, Democrat of Nevada, is waging war with Republicans over the Supreme Court vacancy left by the death of Justice Antonin Scalia.
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Nevada is about to execute a guy with fentanyl Nevada is about to execute a guy with fentanyl While Attorney Jeff Sessions is waging war on opioids, the Nevada Department of Corrections has secured fentanyl — a powerful opioid at the center of the crisis — to use in an upcoming execution.
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Whatever the outcome of the midterm elections in the US next week, the Trump administration will still have to face an ever-tougher line -- from both parts of the legislature -- on continued support for the Saudi-led coalition, which is waging war against Iranian-backed Shia Houthi rebels in Yemen.
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"Dark at the Crossing" follows the attempt of an Arab-American ex-soldier named Haris Abadi, who, after having served with the United States military as an interpreter in Iraq, is now moved to enter Syria illicitly via Turkey to fight with the Islamist militias waging war against the Assad regime.
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He told his cabinet, the House of Commons, the British nation and the world that Saddam Hussein, Iraq's homicidal ruler, possessed weapons of mass destruction because he believed it; not because he was so hell bent on waging war that he lied to persuade the British to allow him to do so.
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The television episode waits until about halfway through the story to get to the point where the novella more or less begins, with Simon becoming dangerously absorbed in the machinations of the space insects and realizing that by controlling their food supply, he can goad them into waging war on each other.
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Whether it's because the White House is a dysfunctional mess, Donald Trump's administration is waging war against the poor and the rule of law, or the president has a bad habit of saying terribly racist things about entire countries, for whatever reason, some of Trump's aides are looking to ditch their jobs.
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It is also no coincidence that the Times published Carter on the anniversary of the 69th anniversary of the UN Partition Resolution of 85033 a plan that would have given the Arabs a state, which they chose to reject in favor of waging war on the Jewish state which was in formation.
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The mass executions primarily targeted members and supporters of the Iranian opposition, the People's Mojahedin Organisation of Iran (PMOI), following a fatwa by the founder the Islamic Republic, Khomenei, in which he declared that all remaining opponents of the clerical regime were guilty of "waging war against God" and should be summarily executed.
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That the extraordinary, unprecedented event of impeachment proceeded in a relatively orderly fashion demonstrated "that the American president was not a king, that all actions have consequences and that the national government, conceived in hope, with its checks and balances, could maintain itself without waging war, even right after one," Wineapple writes.
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This is actually easier because China, for example, is already the largest economy in the world according to some criteria and also because new ways of waging war work out to the advantage of the challengers and underdogs (for example, Russia has taken over Crimea and parts of the Ukraine using hybrid warfare).
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Through two new advocacy groups—Business for Medicare for All and Medicare for All Now, both founded last year—Potter is waging war not only to win the public over to his cause, but also to enlist the business leaders who, up until now, have wanted nothing to do with government-sponsored health care.
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The goal would be to create a permission structure for wavering Republican voters, the sort who dislike Trump's Twitter feed and fret a little about the nuclear codes and say they "somewhat" rather than "strongly" approve of him, but thanking him for waging war on Washington and then moving on to a more competent alternative.
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Two US Senators introduced legislation on Wednesday that would halt future sales of aerial munitions to Saudi Arabia until President Obama verifies that the Saudi government is respecting international humanitarian law in waging war in Yemen, that it doesn't support listed terrorist groups, and that it is pursuing all measures to eradicate al-Qaeda and the Islamic State group.
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A 2015 book about about the history of DARPA, "The Pentagon's Brain," suggested that government scientists hope that implanting chips in soldiers will eventually unlock the secrets of artificial intelligence and allow us to give machines the kind of higher-level reasoning that humans can do, or allow soldiers to perform feats like waging war using their thoughts alone.
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In response, de facto ruler Mohammed Bin Salman, at 33 years old, has jettisoned traditional Saudi caution in kidnapping a Lebanese prime minister, cratering Gulf unity by isolating Qatar, waging war in Yemen, detaining and shaking down hundreds of royals, and arresting women activists who called for some of the very reforms the crown prince himself has enacted.
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The intervention has been a dilemma to officials in both the Obama and Trump administrations, who had to choose between supporting close Gulf allies who have spent many billions of dollars on American weapons and holding them accountable for waging war in a way that rights groups and others say has caused egregious harm to civilians.
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We've come to the part of "The Last Olympian" (Percy Jackson, Book 5) where Percy and his fellow campers — all young teenagers — are waging war against the Titans of Greek myth, defending New York City, which, in the book, is the present site of Mount Olympus (confusing, I know, but you'll understand when you read it).
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"If you can kill a disbelieving American or European — especially the spiteful and filthy French — or an Australian, or a Canadian, or any other disbeliever from the disbelievers waging war, including the citizens of the countries that entered into a coalition against the Islamic State, then rely upon Allah, and kill him in any manner or way however it may be," he said.
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When the memory of the Holocaust was still fresh in the years immediately after World War II, most Democrats and Republicans in the U.S. saw Israel for what it was and remains – a democracy with values and norms similar to our own, eager to live in peace but forced to defend itself from Arab nations waging war and terrorist attacks.
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And it shows no signs of wanting to remold the world in its own image or engage in proxy wars with the US, like Russia is arguably doing in both Ukraine(where it is arming separatists waging war with Kiev's Washington-backed government) and Syria (where it's propping up the Assad regime and sometimes bombing the US-backed rebels working to unseat him).
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It is a bizarre and contradictory policy: In seeking to liberate the United States from international obligations, and in waging war on multilateral institutions, he is not only destroying America's reputation as a trusted ally but also ceding the future to the very same aggressive powers, especially the authoritarian regimes of China and Russia, that he purports to protect Americans from.
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Tucker Carlson, in characteristically nationalist language, endorsed the course of action as well, asserting on his Fox News show Monday night that the "apoplectic" reaction in Washington had cast into relief the bipartisan neoconservative consensus that prizes waging war above all else: Of countless decisions Donald Trump has announced via Twitter, you'd think this would be the least controversial of all.
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A year and a half before the Gulf of Tonkin "incident," we were already waging war — when we weren't doing happy hours in bars from the Delta to Da Nang — under slick counterinsurgency slogans like "winning hearts and minds" and cynical unit slogans like "only you can prevent a forest" (motto of the Air Force missions spraying the countryside with chemical warfare herbicides).
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And it shows no signs of wanting to remold the world in its own image or engage in proxy wars with the US, like Russia is arguably doing in both Ukraine (where it is arming separatists waging war with Kiev's Washington-backed government) and Syria (where it's propping up the Assad regime and sometimes bombing the US-backed rebels working to unseat him).
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"If you can kill a disbelieving American or European — especially the spiteful and filthy French, or an Australian, or a Canadian, or any other disbeliever from the disbelievers waging war, including the citizens of the countries that entered into a coalition against the Islamic State, then rely upon Allah, and kill him in any manner or way however it may be," Adnani once said.
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In 2003, you may recall, well after household Internet access became ubiquitous, America invaded Iraq based on an entirely fictional narrative of an imminent threat from weapons of mass destruction — a narrative created by the US and UK governments, promulgated by the gatekeepers of the media, and woven into our collective consensus understanding of reality at least long enough to drum up sizable popular support for waging war.
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The most important qualifications for a president are: first, good character, including a realization that a president is not a king; second, a recognition and acceptance of the Constitution's limitations on the power of the president, the executive branch, and the federal government; and third, a firm grasp of reality, from the laws of economics to the difficulties of waging war in Asia, the Middle East, or elsewhere.
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"President Trump has done nothing wrong — this is a coordinated smear campaign from far-left lawmakers and radical unelected bureaucrats waging war on the Constitution," White House press secretary Stephanie GrishamStephanie GrishamTrump's new challenge is officials dishing dirt Diplomat says Ukraine aid was tied to political investigations White House to cancel subscriptions to New York Times, Washington Post after Trump remarks MORE said in a statement following Taylor's testimony.
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Related: Civilian Deaths in Yemen Won't Stop a Billion-Dollar US Arms Deal With Saudi Arabia Two US Senators introduced legislation on Wednesday that would halt future sales of aerial munitions to Saudi Arabia until President Obama verifies that the Saudi government is respecting international humanitarian law in waging war in Yemen, that it doesn't support listed terrorist groups, and that it is pursuing all measures to eradicate al-Qaeda and the Islamic State group.
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"If you can kill a disbelieving American or European — especially the spiteful and filthy French — or an Australian, or a Canadian, or any other disbeliever from the disbelievers waging war, including the citizens of the countries that entered into a coalition against the Islamic State, then rely upon Allah, and kill him in any manner or way, however it may be," Adnani said in the text of a speech published earlier this year.
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Woke Level: 4.5 Nacirema Dreams out of 5 The Mobb Deep legend warned us that the Illuminati wanted his mind, soul, and body twenty years ago on LL's "I Shot Ya" remix, and he's been waging war on em ever since, from prison letters accusing Jay Z of using nefarious means to advance in the business world and the FBI of suppressing the teachings of enigmatic, jailed black supremacist musician and theorist Dr. York to conspiracy theory talk with InfoWars head oddball Alex Jones.
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"In light of the latest wave of increased violence and targeted killing of innocent civilians across Afghanistan, we women of Afghanistan are writing to urge the United Nations Security Council's (UNSC) members to stand in unity with Afghans and take a strong stance to hold accountable states who are in a way affiliated with, or supporting, aiding and abetting terrorist groups that are waging war against innocent Afghan civilians, especially women and children," said the letter written by nearly two dozen organizations and individuals.
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