While dual-wielding swords, I once lopped off the arm of axe-wielding Chaos warrior.
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By the time police arrived, it now appears that the three knife-wielding militants were being pushed back by customers wielding bottles and chairs.
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When Chris Hemsworth isn't busy portraying the hammer-wielding Thunder God in Marvel's Thor, he takes on an equally impressive role of a spatula-wielding, baking dad.
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Even Luke Skywalker had to train before wielding a lightsaber.
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Trump is hardly alone in wielding this kind of influence.
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And Trump has become a master at wielding this tool.
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As a Scorpio, wielding power comes naturally to Kris Jenner.
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They were attacked by mobs wielding baseball bats and chains.
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""Young drug traffickers pose for a photo wielding their weapons.
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Diana Prince looking badass while wielding the Lasso of Truth.
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The people wielding them, sure, but not the weapons themselves.
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Russia and Turkey are wielding increasing influence over Syria's fate.
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They're wielding powers that were all too willingly given them.
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"Swing for the fences," he said, wielding a baseball metaphor.
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Outlets have been wielding Heard's bisexuality like a dirty weapon.
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Wielding rejection is the most classic case of asshole behavior.
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Anyone can benefit from therapy — even cheerful, umbrella-wielding nannies.
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But they do not appear close to wielding that leverage.
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Mr. Trump is wielding extraordinary power to get his way.
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He won't go onstage wielding Mercury's favored half microphone stand.
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The bat-wielding duo were seen fleeing in their Range Rover.
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Always go for the badass, especially when she's wielding twin blades.
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Is there a nun chainsaw-wielding course we're not aware of?
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Do you want to watch primates wielding guns while riding horseback?
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Through books, Matilda can flee oafish relatives and weapon-wielding teachers.
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They sent phalanxes of club-wielding officers charging into the crowds.
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Ser Jorah is seen wielding it during the Battle of Winterfell.
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The following month, knife-wielding terrorists attacked pedestrians near London Bridge.
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After our lesson, my mallet-wielding arm was so, so sore.
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Stick-wielding Sunni Tehreek activists were maintaining security at Tuesday's funeral.
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Other officials harass travellers for the sheer fun of wielding power.
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One of them was Jack, who was wielding an assault rifle.
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Stick-wielding thugs would beat protesters while uniformed officers looked on.
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We don't even know why he's so good at wielding it!
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Skeletons wielding swords, or an angry minotaur with a huge axe.
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Guaido's team is wielding a stick as well as a carrot.
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There's no footage of Musk himself wielding a Boring Company Flamethrower.
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Tech executives are increasingly wielding power once reserved for elected officials.
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The sign-wielding woman turned out to be one Betty Rivas.
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A menacing male intruder is in his room, wielding … a smartphone?
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It's a broom handle-wielding Cookie who gets to Hakeem first.
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Or the pen-wielding listener who commits those details to paper?
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Do you personally hope that Serena starts wielding more political power?
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Wielding nunchucks with dizzying force, Mr. Lee vaulted to international fame.
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So what's pushing these gavel-wielding lawmakers out the House door?
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Wielding the hashtag #DartmouthDoBetter, students, alumni and faculty members demanded change.
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Critics call him a ruthless tyrant intent only on wielding power.
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One candidate has linked his opponent to torch-wielding white nationalists.
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Bloomberg: Perry won't be able to hide from gavel-wielding Democrats.
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He is seen wielding it in an Instagram post by Rogan.
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Later, wielding his camera, Scott had Eli pose with each guest.
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The Satanic Temple is known for raising and wielding media attention.
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He chased down a scissor-wielding bank thief in broad daylight.
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"He was wielding that gun one-handed, shooting at us," Sparks said.
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For designers used to wielding a mouse, a steamroller might seem excessive.
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Image: SnapThis month, more than a million keyboard-wielding, moderately frustrated change.
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They are a varied collection, local shoppers mingling with camera-wielding tourists.
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He's also prominently featured in today's new trailer, wielding a flaming sword.
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So it's this kid in sunglasses and he's dual wielding fidget spinners.
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In February, a machete-wielding gang carried away Goodson Makanjira, aged 14.
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Wielding an AK-47, he emptied two 30-round magazines, officials said.
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Along with Russia, those five countries are veto-wielding Security Council members.
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The knife-wielding Arab was arrested, but Camus's friends didn't pursue charges.
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Will the Little Mix fandom turn into a baseball bat wielding firm?
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Wielding a bright green lightsaber, Hamill made his way onto the stage.
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I would rather not encounter a knife-wielding serial killer, of course.
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So you see prosecutors wielding this power with charging and plea bargaining.
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Yet there she is on this book's cover, stylishly wielding a cigarette.
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Some inflicted citizens just seem like normal people wielding torches and axes.
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There are also signs reformist politicians are wielding more influence under Kim.
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He's aided by Danai Gurira, who plays his badass spear-wielding bodyguard.
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Pelosi and Democratic leadership believe in accumulating power, but rarely wielding it.
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They have gone from wandering in the wilderness to wielding the gavel.
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Parrish was a woman wielding the power of America's terror industrial complex.
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But the 21-year-old returned on Saturday morning wielding a firearm.
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We are being cheated and manipulated by shadowy forces wielding unlimited power.
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Yi is widely regarded as wielding far less political clout than Zhou.
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As the group's numbers swelled, Deborah started wielding control over her followers.
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Jews were killed in a synagogue by an AR15-wielding anti-Semite.
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I'm not wielding this claim about fairy tales as a weapon here.
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Historically speaking, it is a nation of broom-wielding, rock-shoving wizards.
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But Assad's veto-wielding ally Russia has called the proposal "not realistic".
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At a rally near a Sufi community, his followers came wielding swords.
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"Who are yo-" As the monster bolted towards me wielding a shovel.
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She recalled a Jewish acquaintance being killed by an ax-wielding assailant.
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Big enough to accommodate a steady stream of camera-wielding tree lovers.
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WHEN CONGOLESE blood is spilled by machete-wielding militiamen, outsiders barely notice.
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It's like paying a squeegee-wielding panhandler not to touch your car.
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Cap shows he&aposs worthy by wielding Mjolnir and summoning the lightning.
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There's nothing quite like the feeling of wielding a legit lightsaber replica.
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Mr. Iger said that wielding long-term corporate power can be corrosive.
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A mom brought her young child dressed as a knife-wielding Chucky.
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Within moments we are soaked in each other's petrol, wielding giant flamethrowers.
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Fan-favorite, machete-wielding Michonne didn't enter the show until season three.
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Throughout our conversation, she's been wielding an impressive array of different blades.
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Some thought she was too influential, wielding too much clout in publishing.
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It's a tool that's as good or bad as the people wielding it.
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He took action in marching toward men wielding clubs across the Pettus Bridge.
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I entered by walking through a phalanx of officers wielding 21971mm SKS rifles.
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Wielding that lightsaber is Rey, who can be seen down at the center.
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Maisie Williams played the sword-wielding fighter Arya Stark from 2011 to 2019.
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In fact, some local governments are wielding their power in the opposite direction.
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To Scaramucci's stick-wielding accusations, Obama simply remained calm and replied with grace.
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In some photos, he is wearing a US Army hat and wielding knives.
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Forty-one states license makeup artists, as if wielding concealer requires government oversight.
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He's all decked out in a leather vest and wielding a massive axe.
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In Bangladesh, atheist writers have been hacked to death by machete-wielding vigilantes.
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Wilson recently ordered a full-size flag with the sword-wielding bloody arm.
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With multiple committees wielding oversight authority, leadership is attempting to coordinate their work.
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Wielding a contraband smartphone, Shkreli still helps call the shots, the Journal said.
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Rifle-wielding officers suited in body armor and helmets appear ready for combat.
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Isa Prize plays a lightsaber shoe-wielding character simply known as The Force.
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I'm sorry, did you miss the part about the machine-gun-wielding bear?
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Vehicles travelling after that are often held up by robbers wielding AK-47s.
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But he's also wielding an axe and not his signature Blades of Chaos.
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At one stage he seemed to lash out at a saucepan-wielding lady.
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Wielding a guitar at one point, he used even cruder language than usual.
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In 2002, machete-wielding landowners scuppered plans for a new Mexico City airport.
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Herdsmen described how bandits wielding AK-47s had taken their cows and sheep.
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George C. Wolfe's new musical, "Shuffle Along," centers on that sort of wielding.
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Obama's critics also accuse him of wielding his magic pen for partisan gain.
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Instead of wielding or submitting to power, they need to learn to relate.
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Another, wielding a spotting gun, blasted a stain on an embroidered blue skirt.
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And like any rational human, I love me some whip-wielding Harrison Ford.
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To watch him bat calls to mind a cave man wielding a club.
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It also follows the launch of Samsung's giant, stylus-wielding Galaxy Note 10.
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The last time we saw the crossbow, Tyrion was the one wielding it.
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The United States, Russia, China, Britain and France are veto-wielding council members.
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But the man inside the costume, wielding the light saber, was David Prowse.
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The knife-wielding men injured at least one other person during the attack.
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And what about the naked man next to him, wielding a meat cleaver?
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This is what that weapon-wielding goon wore the night of the altercation.
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"Neurosurgery" depicts a scalpel-wielding doctor and his assistants bent over a soldier.
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Police and stick-wielding paramilitary forces have appeared to supervise incoming aid trucks.
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Now, you need to make sure she's wielding it the correct way, too.
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In 1976, North Korean soldiers wielding axes killed two American Army officers there.
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He began his professional career making sculptural furniture by wielding a chain saw.
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U. forces remain disparate and divided, and may have trouble wielding significant power.
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"It's a very personalized way of wielding power, very Bonapartist," Mr. Savary said.
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A video shows Mr. Naeem surrounded by a mob of stick-wielding men.
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Of course, Putin could linger, wielding power over Russia in a different guise.
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Energy companies shape state energy policy by giving money but also by wielding
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Becky's camán-wielding cohort lounged on a nearby wall, observing with studied wrath.
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I knew I was watching a woman wielding a control over her rawness.
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China, meanwhile, appears to be wielding ever-greater economic clout over North Korea.
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The embattled utility has a long history wielding profound influence over California politics.
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The children are wielding wooden sticks like swords, jabbing at the pigeons, shrieking.
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Later, his BMW is stopped on the street by the gun-wielding suspects.
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"People are defending themselves against assailants wielding knives who are about to stab them to death, and they shoot the people, and that's extrajudicial killings?" he said, noting that "a knife-wielding terrorist" had also been shot to death in Paris.
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Somewhere, a mimosa-wielding girl in her 20s just choked on her avocado toast.
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Police have alleged that Logan was breaking into cars and was wielding a knife.
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He enjoys wielding a big stick but doesn't want to get into foreign quagmires.
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Your ship can transform, too, from a standard vessel into a sword-wielding mech.
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The results are mixed and often reliant upon the person who is wielding control.
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Previous attacks involved machete-wielding men singling out individual activists, foreigners and religious minorities.
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"These companies have been very effective at wielding their arbitration clauses," Liss-Riordan said.
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Photography is an art form most of us iPhone-wielding amateurs do not understand.
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Rodriguez asked a bat-wielding Rose: How did you break out of a slump?
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More than spacemen, gangsters, and sword-and-shield-wielding heroes, video games love soldiers.
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By wielding sticks with no carrots, the president isn't doing U.S. exporters any favors.
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He never got there because another inmate jumped out wielding razors wrapped in towels.
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Unlike Canada's Liberals, the Lib Dems are very far from wielding power by themselves.
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Right: "Kubota Sentarô in Armor Wielding a Sword," Yokohama, circa 1864, by Felice Beato.
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The problem is that Ebola is spreading to areas rife with machete-wielding rebels.
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It yielded compromising material on its top officials, an essential instrument for wielding power.
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Installing the lock is accessible enough for anyone who feels comfortable wielding a screwdriver.
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Naturally, that fails almost immediately, paving the way for plenty of chainsaw-wielding action.
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Williams posted a video of Alexis wielding several tennis rackets from her mom's collection.
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Queen Elizabeth was reportedly among the 100m remote-wielding owners, along with her grandchildren.
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The footage shows at times exasperated officers imploring homeowners wielding garden hoses to evacuate.
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It is Mr Prayuth who, despite wielding almost unfettered power, seems lost for inspiration.
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Uber revolutionized work by turning people into flexible, mobile, iPhone-wielding, car-driving widgets.
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One is wielding grievances to seek every scrap of advantage from interactions with others.
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Diplomacy has been an essential complement to wielding military threats for all previous administrations.
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A core group of machete-wielding bodyguards assigned to the leader reinforced the danger.
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Go forth with nuclear weapon wielding soldiers (E=MC2 TROOPER) and conquer your enemies.
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They were wielding torches, chanting racist slogans, not even bothering to cover their faces.
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"The person wielding the sword has this responsibility; they're the focal point," Smith said.
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Dual-wielding daggers made me feel like a lawnmower cutting through blood and bone.
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In a yearbook photograph, she is wearing a judge's robe and wielding a gavel.
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Lovable Russian scientist Alexei is an obvious option, as is icecream-wielding hero Robin.
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Also on Sunday, machete-wielding assailants killed a Christian grocer in a separate incident.
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Many communist-era officials are still in public life, wielding political and business influence.
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Calligraphers, wielding enormous white-tipped brushes, glazed the concrete with characters written in water.
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That includes everything from the stone-tool-wielding Homo erectus to our Neanderthal cousins.
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Clinton, at times wielding unusually barbed language, even by the standards of his campaign.
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Police detained a 48-year-old knife-wielding man, surnamed Qiu, at the scene.
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You see protests and standoffs, mutinies and firings, characters wielding weapons and throwing punches.
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He was filmed smoking pot, drinking whiskey and wielding a sword on the show.
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Whatever people think of them, they're wielding power over a long-desired community secret.
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Security officials — wielding assault rifles, batons and shields — have held drills across the country.
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Every sentence that doesn't cut is a handle wielding the blade of the rest.
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" Gould concluded his post by tagging the Wielding Peace charity, calling it "undeniably inspiring.
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While the president alone has the pardon power, wielding it corruptly could be criminal.
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French television broadcast images of police officers charging into violent demonstrators, wielding their truncheons.
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But in 20113 they were still paranoid, guitar-wielding androids donning electric sheep's clothing.
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One lawmaker, Zal Mohammad Zalmay, rushed at Mr. Osuli while wielding the speaker's gavel.
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Herders in flowing robes, wielding bamboo staves, thrash them to keep them in line.
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Agents wielding metal detectors scanned knapsacks under the startled gaze of wide-eyed children.
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Mr. McVicar added savage-looking extras wielding flaming torches to gin up the action.
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Politicians, pundits and academics are wielding it to score points both historical and contemporary.
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He came striding in without makeup, wielding a plastic water bottle and an iPhone.
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With good reason, Pyongyang sees itself as wielding both a carrot and a stick.
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She has a bullet-pointed plan for Fodlan: No more church wielding political power.
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Airgun-wielding Waymo workers fired ball bearings at the shiny new cameras and lidars.
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Can't wielding the power to say no be as hurtful as it is healing?
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Wielding spears, the villagers then engage any who managed to penetrate the protective obstacles.
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His core skill involved remorselessly wielding a blade, the oldest move in the book.
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He recently claimed that rifle-wielding intelligence officers had tried to raid his home.
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Despite wielding tremendous power behind bars, Mr. Smith appeared to be lonely at times.
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Oh, and at some point you'll be able to control a bayonet-wielding queen.
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Yet though content may be king, both companies are facing angry crowds wielding pitchforks.
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Another officer tried to help him but was stopped by two rod-wielding protesters.
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An angry mob storms the lake house, wielding shovels, pitchforks, flaming torches, and axes.
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She was not arrested for wielding a knife or for getting into a fight.
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But their arguments, which focused largely on knife-wielding criminals, failed to draw the critical conclusion from the British example: The police in Britain can take the time to patiently de-escalate tense situations because they almost never encounter a gun-wielding civilian.
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Now the men in khaki share the road with minibuses full of camera-wielding tourists.
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In the sneak preview, Rick tells Negan he wants to kill the bat-wielding menace.
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The best firms are already wielding shorter, faster and smarter supply chains as potent weapons.
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For confident carvers only—wielding a selfie stick on a fast run can be dangerous.
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The bastion of brush-wielding, predominantly male artists in Delhi didn't consider her an artist.
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I picture myself wielding cartoonishly large gardening shears, poised to sever the nearest coaxial cable.
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But, when these particular readers do that work, they are derided as pitchfork-wielding hysterics.
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In other words, many of the statues smashed by sledgehammer-wielding ISIS fanatics were fakes.
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Someone was wrestling with him and he was wielding a knife and lunging at her.
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"Unfortunately, recent reports suggest Google might not be wielding its vast power impartially," McCarthy said.
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These are real-life, honest-to-goodness robots — not super-agile, energy sword-wielding Gundam.
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Right: A bayonet-wielding South Vietnamese paratrooper threatens a captured Viet Cong suspect during interrogation.
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Few things can bring enemies together quite like an ice demon wielding a flying WMD.
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And an EW article even mentions Sam wielding what sounds like Heartsbane at some point.
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The fight involved dozens of people, some wielding bats, knives and guns, the police said.
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Authorities said the gunman was a white male who was wielding an AR-style rifle.
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Britain is one of five permanent veto-wielding powers on the 15-member Security Council.
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"Billions" will test the limits of their power and their questionable rationale for wielding it.
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Long was wielding an AR-15 style semi-automatic rifle, law enforcement sources told CNN.
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One follow-up video included Musk running at the camera deviously wielding the flamethrower himself.
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The same attributes that propel them to power leave them wholly unsuited to wielding it.
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The top U.S. ethanol producer, Archer Daniels Midland Co, is also wielding its volume power.
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Hundreds more Islamists raced to the scene to fight back, throwing stones and wielding sticks.
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The cat man is raising a fist in the air, defying the gun-wielding boars.
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A 11-year-old in Workington, Cumbria, was also chased by an axe-wielding prankster.
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It turns out that wielding power -- as opposed to criticizing it -- can change your outlook.
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Far from loosening colonial laws, the government is wielding the sedition law with new zeal.
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Gabriel is captured jogging on country trails, wielding camera lights, or leaping into the air.
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In August, a man wielding a sword outside the palace was charged under terrorism laws.
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It (of course) involves an ax-wielding mistress, a mystery about parentage and a murder.
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We Brits have, for too long, looked to our cronut-wielding American friends in envy.
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LePage on Tuesday raised eyebrows by suggesting Trump could benefit America by wielding "authoritarian" power.
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Hundreds lined up for hours in the dark, many wearing Hogwarts robes and wielding wands.
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Gunfire and explosions were heard across campus, with students reportedly sighting militants wielding AK-47s.
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White nationalist Richard Spencer first led torch-wielding demonstrators through the city in May 2017.
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"You get a makeover!" she screams, wielding a stick of lip balm like a wand.
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In August a man wielding a sword outside the palace was charged under terrorism laws.
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Buying property is a tangled affair, plagued by bribery, scams and even machete-wielding gangsters.
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Slingshot-wielding rabbits exploit Tom MacGregor's allergy to blackberries by launching one into his mouth.
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About 100 men, some wielding axes, broke into the county courthouse and overpowered the jailer.
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She projects a macho persona, speaking in a booming voice and wielding batons or whips.
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But they're not wielding that power in a way that is especially kind or thoughtful.
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She has not played since December, when she was attacked by a knife-wielding intruder.
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Rape is too often thought of as a crime perpetrated by a weapon-wielding stranger.
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A journey takes existential turns when a truck driver picks up a dagger-wielding hitchhiker.
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Gun wielding and reckless, angry, a distraction from true progress and unity via MLK's nonviolence.
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Dozens of university students in New Delhi were beaten by police officers wielding wooden poles.
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BlackBerry helped lay the foundation for the modern smartphone with its keyboard-wielding mobile devices.
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Along with the "carrots," China has also been wielding "sticks" in its approach toward Taiwan.
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That's why regulators are particularly worried about Facebook wielding significant influence over the Libra Association.
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The tattoo covers his left arm, the archangel Michael wielding a sword over howling demons.
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Many communist-era officials remain in public positions, wielding political and business influence even now.
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Seeking revenge, Rey and Finn battle Kylo, with Rey wielding the Skywalker lightsaber at last.
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They understand the awesome power and responsibility that comes with wielding a weapon of war.
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Like Trump, Bloomberg is a hardened New Yorker accustomed to wielding both power and influence.
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Two others said that they had been threatened by local residents wielding rocks or sticks.
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It's just more fun that way, wielding a big spatula to mimic the market cooks.
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People, do not ever talk on the phone with a stranger wielding free knee braces.
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In Ilsa, the main character and her contemporaries were leather-clad, whip-wielding Nazi dominatrixes.
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What's more, the far-left that Sanders represents has always been at least as interested in wielding ideological power within the institutions that matter most to it — academia, journalism, labor unions, the Democratic Party — as it has been in wielding political power beyond those institutions.
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Over lunch, I noted a comment about a possible torch-wielding march on the UVA campus.
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But the patriotic, shield-wielding hero could have been played by my ultimate crush, John Krasinski.
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Cover six: Thanos, the Mad Titan himself, wielding the Infinity Gauntlet embedded with two Infinity Stones.
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In this production, they are goaded on by two women in tight black dresses wielding horsewhips.
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It seems like another racquet-wielding pro may be in the making for the Williams family.
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The United States is a veto-wielding council member, along with Britain, France, Russia and China.
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Hundreds of people were injured by baton-wielding police as they intervened to close polling stations.
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There are even props, to simulate the feel of carrying a lantern or wielding a sword.
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According to CNN, a knife-wielding man attacked the victims at the Saint Charles train station.
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Turner would bring back the sword-wielding eye-candy that was Oberyn (Pedro Pascal) — thank you.
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You control the titular ape, making your way through various buildings filled with gun-wielding guards.
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Vulnerable countries have long grown accustomed to Russia's habit of wielding energy as a geopolitical weapon.
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It shows that ISIS, known for its brutality, was also effective at wielding power through paperwork.
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And, that Cinderella (Dania Ramirez) will be a sword-wielding, ass-kicking, motorcycle-riding Latina woman.
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Both arrived wielding a piece of 8.5-by-11-inch copy paper as a thin disguise.
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First, to try to put another screen between us and Jeffrey Dean Morgan's bat-wielding maniac.
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" Turnbull says that Petrus was wielding a stick but "unfortunately it wasn't a big walking stick.
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Plus, a knife-wielding monkey went on a rum-fueled rampage through a bar in Brazil.
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She was photographed in chains alongside assault rifle-wielding soldiers and a runner holding a torch.
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It's an emoji that mothers, families, and opinion-wielding Facebook users could find themselves using frequently.
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The United States, China, Russia, Britain and France are the Security Council's permanent veto-wielding powers.
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Gina Raimondo to start wielding a word that is not terribly familiar to Rhode Islanders: comeback.
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As a major Uber shareholder, Kalanick is likely to continue wielding significant influence from the sidelines.
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It also announced that it would remove the ability to harvest resources while wielding the blade.
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In Los Angeles, celebrities are constantly pursued by camera-wielding photographers snapping photos and yelling questions.
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In 2014, a saw-wielding man attacked two members of AKB48, the sister group of NGT48.
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But he thinks he is as committed to grassroots organizing as any clipboard-wielding pavement pounder.
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The FTC is run by a crowd with a healthy fear of wielding a large weapon.
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Because what else are you supposed to do when you're drunkenly wielding a penis water gun?
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The half-dozen school-aged children also wielding paintbrushes worked in such awed quiet as Mrs.
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What this means for her eventual fight against the Infinity Stone-wielding Thanos is anyone's guess.
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The question is whether Mr. Ramaphosa or the A.N.C. are any longer capable of wielding them.
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Anakin was equally wise, reading more like a spooky Force-wielding kid a la The Omen.
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Wielding the pick, I broke up the dirt while Petey shoveled it out, piling it nearby.
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Bizarrely, opponents are also wielding a strange, clerical error over the Clean Air Act in 1990.
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Nazarbayev, 78, had run the country of 18 million for almost 30 years, wielding sweeping powers.
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Perhaps Doomfist has taken his gauntlet back, or a different character is now wielding the gauntlet.
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Sprave takes the blaster to a duel with an intimidating black-cloaked, red-lightsaber-wielding foe.
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The real question for Kasowitz is what will be the consequences of wielding his poison pen.
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Recently, though, the tactical winds have blown this noble shield-wielding weirdbird into something more formidable.
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His cell phone contained photographs of stick-wielding men rushing to the aid of fallen cattle.
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At some point, the music stopped, and a woman climbed into the truck, wielding a megaphone.
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Such results bolster Cole's confidence that Democrats won't succeed in wielding the ACA vote against Republicans.
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Republicans have accused Democrats of wielding Ford and her allegation against Kavanaugh as a political weapon.
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Another sees Vishnu as an ax-wielding avenger taking on a king with a thousand arms.
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The Kikuyu have long been accused of wielding strong economic and political power in the country.
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Will they follow the Republicans' lead by wielding their legislative power to the fullest possible extent?
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Fatal Games (1984) showed Olympic hopefuls working out and getting killed by a javelin-wielding psycho.
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A mural of children dressed as soldiers wielding rifles looms over an exhibit of colorful toys.
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Wielding pipes and wooden clubs, the attackers assaulted those inside, injuring five politicians and seven staffers.
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We can only assume her husband, Channing Tatum, is the lucky one wielding the camera here.
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Mr. Fu was one of around 50 umbrella-wielding tourists ogling FAST one day last May.
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He can be seen wielding the weapon in a surveillance video taken from inside the store.
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To really master small talk, learn to become fascinated by it and the person wielding it.
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Police struggled to save presiding officer Diana Odhiambo, 44, from a stick-wielding crowd of men.
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But one evening, he returned to his apartment to find Mr. Black, 71, wielding his gun.
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He never left home without the pipe, wielding it shoo away stray dogs, Mr. Rayos said.
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The result is that the arrogant, sword-wielding Britons get clobbered by the shillelagh-swinging Irishmen.
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It can buy its way into markets by wielding its largess, building infrastructure and proffering loans.
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He was a man, not a god, and made many mistakes — even in wielding public influence.
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I watched in awe as women stood their ground and faced down baton-wielding police officers.
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And a saber-wielding cavalry unit charged the crowd, killing 18 people and injuring several hundred.
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One recent stop was Yale, where they tempered their robust debate by playfully wielding boxing gloves.
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The group mailed news stations TV-ready videos showing drill-wielding Barbies operating on GI Joes.
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They all tried so hard — front-office deal makers, power-wielding stars, even the commissioner's office.
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Photographs of baton-wielding police beating people violating the order have gone viral on social media.
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She also beat him regularly "for not being perfect," wielding belts, shoes, fists and clothes hangers.
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Chris approaches the shot from a large body of water and is wielding a huge shovel.
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The last features beloved Search Party actor John Early as a knife-wielding pyramid scheme CEO.
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An engineer supervising the work jumps up wielding a screwdriver after one robot loses a finger.
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Just Monday, Ms. McCusker was the one left explaining the wielding of another Trump administration ax.
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China and Russia, both veto-wielding members of the Council, generally oppose the use of sanctions.
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More officers, wielding semi-automatic weapons, joined the gun battle, which lasted until about 6 p.m.
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Policemen wielding batons had to escort the referee out of the stadium amid fans shouting threats.
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Their faces represent Ms. Ringgold herself (a pregnant woman wielding an ax) and her two daughters.
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How many puny men would it take to stand up to a single, lightsaber-wielding Jedi?
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They could maintain this bloc throughout a Trump presidency, wielding enormous influence over legislation and regulation.
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What was my fear has kind of become my power' and wielding that artistry felt good.
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The separation of powers was designed to prevent government from wielding this kind of unrestrained power.
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Mr. al-Bashir was overthrown as president in April, after wielding authoritarian power for three decades.
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A second glance reveals the crowd watching the procession to be modern, smart phone-wielding tourists.
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Video posted to social media showed protesters fighting hand to hand with club-wielding police officers.
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It also heavily features a cleaver-wielding clown named Butcher Bill—my kind of bedtime story!
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A man wielding a knife attacked a soldier in a Paris metro station on Sept. 15.
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No one wielding power, Kafka knew, is ever answerable, and that goes for the universe, too.
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"We certainly don't encourage any store owners to do that," said Mooken of the sword-wielding defenses.
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Many wear armored gloves in the mid-summer heat, ready to grapple with any knife-wielding attacker.
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You know, the scissor-wielding wiz who curls the ends of ribbons just right in an instant.
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Not a single family gathering went by without my camera-wielding nana taking photos of us together.
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But I have a feeling that I'll prefer to see Williams as the sword-wielding Arya Stark.
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Right-wing elected officials are wielding control over women's bodies and sexual health in scary new ways.
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The son of Victoria Beckham, had the tattoo artist etch an image of Cupid wielding his bow.
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That's why The Crawley Edge Boatshed is experiencing a major influx of iPhone-wielding, content hungry visitors.
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This unexpected turn of events, Bill wielding Thor's hammer, earns both of them an audience with Odin.
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Both actress's were spotted masked up on set in New York City wielding a variety of weapons.
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They weren't in the mood for a moderate candidate wielding thoughtful policies that could unite the nation.
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She holds a press conference to discuss the matter, dramatically picking up and wielding two different guns.
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But in so many other cases, we'll be wielding a spreadsheet, a chart, and a methodology document.
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There is a tense scene involving Margaret wielding a sword while practicing the art of deputizing knights.
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The findings set the stage for a U.N. Security Council showdown between the five veto-wielding powers.
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And in this moment, Eve, who's wielding a gun (one of Villanelle's), chooses to confess her obsession.
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And there is no doubt that Trump is wielding the power and prestige of the presidency unethically.
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When three young women in corsets showed up wielding daggers, I figured I had the right Sims.
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And of course, there's a mysterious character wielding a glowing energy blade against a giant, monstrous foe.
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So, basically, you get the same Twitter experience, just without so many of the Swastika wielding nazis.
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I wasn't tailing a flag-wielding tour guide, or funneling out of a sightseeing coach, snap-happy.
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Fields was photographed earlier in the day marching with Vanguard America, and wielding the fascist group's shield.
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Chris Hemsworth wielding a ludicrously big hammer with arms the size of cows and yelling a lot?
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And the enemies, drawn from previous games, go beyond your average shambling zombies and gun-wielding baddies.
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Blizzard has premiered the latest Overwatch animated short at Gamescom, focusing on the ice-wielding hero, Mei.
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Despite all it's digital tricks, it doesn't have the flexibility or feel of wielding a traditional guitar.
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And wielding the power to shift it is how we actually achieve meaningful change in this country.
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The recent incident, involving multiple assailants wielding hand-held explosives and machetes in synchronised attacks, was larger.
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Chris even claimed he wouldn't agree to go out with any woman wielding an infamous date card.
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"He went to the toilet and then (came out) wielding the ax and the knife," Herrmann said.
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Wielding a massive flamethrower can be satisfying in a truly primal way, and Wolfenstein II nails it.
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Els might even have to stomach Woods once again wielding a golf club in the matchplay competition.
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She's even appeared on Nickelodeon's Supah Ninja series as a villain wielding not one, but two, bullwhips.
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The girls screamed and cried but were subdued by two men, one of them wielding a stick.
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Instead, their hands were full of animal flesh, sacrificed before a terrifying statue of Zeus wielding thunderbolts.
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This is rude, considering that Bateman was an axe-wielding psychopath who went on a murdering spree.
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But just recently, Honor followed up Samsung's phone with its own punch-hole wielding bezel-less handset.
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I admire one motorcycle adorned with airbrushed artwork of pumped up, ax-wielding Vikings and naked angels.
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Ultimately, though, Haraldsson seemed to yield to the all-consuming maniacal power of a camera-wielding tourist.
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Emmanuel told police that her husband was knocked unconscious by a man wielding a road-sign pole.
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Both movies feature the frightening, knife-wielding Chucky doll, who terrorizes a mother and her young son.
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Wielding a pair of VR motion controllers, I wave my arms around, and Blue follows me faithfully.
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But most often the callers are terrified young women being blackmailed by jilted lovers wielding intimate photos.
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No, it's Janet wielding a wide-open pair of super sharp scissors ready to ruin your day.
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The museum later rehung the works after facing global condemnation, an open petition, and banana-wielding activists.
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Fast cuts of gaping slaves flayed by sword-wielding captors switch between burning factories and charred forests.
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Hillary's cool is detached and technocratic, raw power wielding a Blackberry behind sunglasses on a private jet.
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Seeing a clown wielding a knife would scare anyone and as pranks go, this one isn't funny.
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Others are more poignant; "Song of Knife 1 and 2" (2010) features political leaders wielding samurai swords.
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It does, however, have Peter Dinklage wielding a sword for some reason, if that's what you're into.
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I saw people with red paint smothered over their whole face, wielding tomahawks, and wearing fake headdresses.
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Only occasionally do you hear Mr. Sondheim wielding words with the dexterity for which he is famous.
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Around 100 MDC supporters who gathered early were chased by baton-wielding officers from a city square.
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Larger spaces, like arenas and stadiums, use metal detectors, pat-downs and phalanxes of wand-wielding guards.
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Silence is special counsel Robert Mueller's most valuable tool, and he's been wielding it to tremendous effect.
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In one case, she entered an examination room to find a patient with dementia wielding a pistol.
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A knife-wielding attacker in a Minnesota department store was shot by a brave off-duty officer.
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Assassination Nation transplants themes of fear, scrutiny, and a judgmental, knife-wielding mob into the 21st century.
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Such visions are often, it seems, accompanied by torch wielding men and border militias with attack dogs.
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There was a haunted shipping container with a chainsaw-wielding "It"-esque clown hidden in the fog.
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Sunday, and attempted to enter a local bar called Ned Peppers wielding an assault-style weapon, several .
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In 2004, Apple remastered its iconic 1984 commercial, adding an iPod classic to the hammer-wielding runner.
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Amid growing unrest on campus, a group of students posted a photo of themselves wielding baseball bats.
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It would draw lessons from Monday's attack, in which an axe-wielding refugee severely injured five people.
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But could the Trump administration make images of white men wielding all the power seem normal again?
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The robots are still coming, the software developers and hardware mavens and balance-sheet-wielding CEOs insist.
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Disney gained rights to the whip-wielding archaeologist with its $4 billion acquisition of Lucasfilm in 2012.
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Even though Einstein was a veritable genius, he was anything but a jargon-wielding, inaccessible, snobby intellectual.
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This set allows you to open those roasted chestnuts with the authority of a gavel-wielding judge.
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There's no clear-cut evidence Blac Chyna was wielding a knife when she allegedly threatened her hairdresser.
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Why it matters: China is wielding its market leverage to advance its geopolitical goals — and it's working.
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Small wonder that Democrats are also warming up to a maximalist approach to wielding power in Washington.
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On either side of the road were booths where politicians and activists wielding bullhorns passed out flyers.
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Democrats have accused the president of wielding the American foreign policy apparatus to damage Biden's political prospects.
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Wielding Peace kicked off with images of Boyce and his best friends, Karan Brar and Sophie Reynolds.
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On the wall, a flag featured the president on a war tank, wielding a golden machine gun.
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Visa's chief executive, Al Kelly, fits a similar mold, wielding significant influence without ever vying for attention.
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I love wielding an ax, as if I am an elderly, willowy version of Gimli the Dwarf.
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Democracy does not demand that we defer to experts wielding scientific models that almost no one understands.
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If monuments have the power to write history, who, in any given case, is wielding that power?
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But doctors have broad authority to grant medical exemptions — and some are wielding that power for cash.
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Witnesses saw a knife-wielding assailant chase a man into the street and stab him several times.
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Or maybe Mr. Trump is wielding his pardon power against his perceived enemies in federal law enforcement.
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Wielding the auto tariffs as a threat may also undermine the administration's rationale for imposing the levies.
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The destruction upset residents, as did the loss of income from selling permits to gun-wielding tourists.
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The fact that he is wielding such power is causing consternation among critics of Trump's immigration policies.
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Garrett, still wielding Rudolph's helmet, swung it downward over DeCastro's shoulder, clocking the quarterback in the skull.
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Warren is the candidate who would be most interested in, knowledgeable about, and effective at wielding it.
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Flocked by camera-wielding participants, Trump declared he'd already been given a warm welcome to the summit.
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"I'm a pretty good detective," Jane Klain said, but she is no badge-wielding, revolver-packing gumshoe.
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In this version, the comic trickster Autolycus (Ryan Donaldson) becomes a rowdy, microphone-wielding reality-show host.
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He has to manage not only the rules of the supernatural, but also undead sword-wielding creatures.
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Elliot feels so far off from wielding real power that he doesn't care about what little has.
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Friday's incident isn't the first time school children in China have been hurt by people wielding knives.
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The blockaders say the club-wielding men in the video were thugs hired by the coal industry.
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Kvitova suffered severe wounds to her playing left hand as she struggled with the knife-wielding intruder.
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Last week, the windows of her campaign office were smashed by an unknown assailant wielding a hammer.
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On Sunday, some protesters set buses alight and battled stick-wielding policemen on a major thoroughfare nearby.
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"There was a video, it clearly shows that the shoplifter was wielding an ax," Franklin told WFLA.
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Few recognized that the Kim dynasty is deft at both wielding the stick and dangling the carrot.
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It features three Kalashnikov-wielding soldiers in front of an obelisk adorned by a single red star.
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States and their leaders must manage complex webs of stakeholders wielding constantly shifting amounts of political power.
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Now, she's getting her revenge, wielding one of the most powerful tools in her disposal: committee assignments.
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While he hasn't kept his musical talent secret—playing a bass-wielding hero in Scott Pilgrim vs.
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California and Oregon now have climate-friendly governors (Gavin Newsom and Kate Brown respectively) wielding Democratic supermajorities.
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Just hours after the tarps went up, a man wielding a knife attempted to cut them down.
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Donors almost always fund projects of their own, wielding budgets that can be as large as the state's.
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You could spend an entire night studying her hands, which she opened and closed as though wielding fans.
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Alain Ducasse It's rare these days to find this celebrity chef actually wielding a whisk, but on Feb.
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By the end, she's wielding swords and shooting arrows like the fierce warrior we know her to be.
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Similarly, Valens notes that VR porn will be defined by the ethics of the people wielding that tool.
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Usually it's the New York Yankees who are known for wielding strict personal grooming standards among their players.
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Finally, a packing machine readies boxes for shipping to frisky customers and banana-wielding sex-ed teachers everywhere.
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Cersei clawed her way into becoming Queen of Westeros by wielding her ruthless, manipulative intelligence at every turn.
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They were all smiles as they posed with a bloody Statue of Liberty and a chainsaw-wielding figure.
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Police have alleged that the man, Eric Jack Logan, was breaking into cars and was wielding a knife.
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Early on in Tokyo 42, I found myself being chased through a busy thoroughfare by gun-wielding thugs.
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Amid all of this excitement, it's easy to miss the fact there's a man wielding a flaming sword.
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For a moment they thought America might have elected a true demagogue, beholden to a pitchfork-wielding mob.
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Yet the way Mr Xi is wielding his power suggests that he still sees huge challenges to it.
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One of the hottest "Star Wars" collectibles is a strong-willed, dual lightsaber-wielding Jedi named Ahsoka Tano.
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Russia is wielding these Twitter accounts as a successful propaganda arm with little oversight from any outside parties.
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Wielding his prose with surgical precision, he examines politics, history, and culture; Virginia Wolf, Palestine, and Boko Haram.
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Keystone's website and some of its merchandise bear the image of "Davey Crickett," a gun-wielding cartoon insect.
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Sure, if you'd like to start a rag-tag team of illegal gun-wielding teens, go for it.
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That is, unless that film combines breaking and entering and knife-wielding bad guys à la The Strangers.
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If an artificial superintelligence like Skynet really wanted to destroy humanity, it wouldn't use machine gun-wielding androids.
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Mr Modi, despite remaining a masterly showman and wielding an intimidating party machine, is no longer above criticism.
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A samurai stands with her katana drawn, cautiously stepping backwards as an axe-wielding viking barrels toward her.
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World News: One woman was killed and five others were injured by a knife-wielding man in London.
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As he reaches for a cigarette, Meloni appears out of nowhere wielding a shaving razor like a switchblade.
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When I first started, I tried to be a Cersei Lannister type, wielding power from behind the scenes.
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They had a lot of power and seemed to get off on simultaneously wielding it and denying it.
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They called for Rousseff to step down, wielding inflatable dolls of ex-president Lula dressed in prison garb.
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He painted a dark picture of the world's richest man wielding incredible power over the American labor market.
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Rich allegedly tried to fight off the attackers but three more men then entered the home wielding firearms.
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Three knife-wielding attackers killed five people and injured five before being shot dead in Hotan this month.
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The concerning issue revolves around perceptions of powerful politicians wielding their political influence in support of personal connections.
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The crowds that spilled onto Wilshire Boulevard and across Pershing Square, wielding signs, chanting Her body, her choice!
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Jason Vorhees, the Friday the 13th movies This machete wielding, hockey mask wearing villain is all about revenge.
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Wielding oil-funded state largesse, Kuwait has occasionally paid off citizens' personal loans in response to popular pressure.
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A Palestinian wielding a knife stabbed and killed three Israelis in Halamish, a settlement located north of Ramallah.
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And there's a new 'selfie panorama' mode option to offer a software alternative to wielding a selfie stick.
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His photos of a bloody, knife-wielding Lindsay Lohan were among his most headline-generating pictures to date.
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Corvus Glaive and Proxima Midnight, sci-fi staff-wielding acrobats that exude skill and menace in equal measures.
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And as it turns out, those hackers have been around for longer than anyone thought—wielding sophisticated weapons.
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The spearmint and aniseed and citrus don't smash themselves across your lips like a bass-wielding Paul Simonon.
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WSOC-TV viewed the police report, which said at least one of the suspects was wielding a hatchet.
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On foreign policy, however, the Democratic candidate for New York's 13th congressional district is wielding a dull sword.
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The fact that McDaniel is seemingly wielding the camera may imply that she has control over her image.
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Machete-wielding death-squad leaders received high-level posts in Indonesia's government that they hold to this day.
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It's the breadth of the respect he's earned, and how he's wielding it in the age of Trump.
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Today, watching a video of that show — with its tomahawk-wielding, war-whooping "redskins" — your eyebrows shoot skyward.
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They squatted next to buckets, wielding shears with one hand and catching bunches of grapes in the other.
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SLEEPY HOLLOW "A Night on Fire," choreographed display of fire arts with seven flame-wielding, fire-eating performers.
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Prince was a gender shape-shifter, wearing winged eyeliner and platform heels, and wielding guitars with phallic silhouettes.
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The central bank was wielding 250 billion pounds, or about $345 billion, to throw at the financial system.
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In wielding executive power in these ways, Mr. Trump would be following in the footsteps of his predecessors.
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The person wielding the magic wand that created this color is none other than celebrity stylist Kristin Ess.
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Witnesses say they heard a bottle break in the skirmish and saw someone wielding it as a weapon.
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In 2001, a knife-wielding man killed eight students in an elementary school in Ikeda in Osaka Prefecture.
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In 2015, an officer fatally shot a teenager wielding a baseball bat as well as an innocent bystander.
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Their punishment consists of being hounded by men wielding priapic clubs who poke and prod them, ceaselessly, eternally.
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During clashes, troops wielding canes thrashed protesters, witnesses said, while other soldiers fired live ammunition into the air.
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A few years ago, it was reportedly home to viral video star Kai the Hatchet Wielding Hitchhiker, a.k.a.
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Congress outlawed flogging in 1862, after repeated complaints from sailors that tyrannical captains were wielding the lash unfairly.
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Mr. Macri was the spreadsheet-wielding killjoy who was halting the festivities, cognizant that more spending courted hyperinflation.
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As the one wielding the knife, you have the ultimate power over how big the pieces will be.
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Then the scene shifted to an encounter with another of Jude's tormentors, this one wielding a fire poker.
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Last month, a group wielding iron bars and bamboo sticks attacked people at a Hong Kong metro station.
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Still later, the fallen immortal was redeemed and returned to Mount Olympus, wielding an iPod as his thunderbolt.
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She recalled that during religious riots in 1946, men in her neighborhood guarded all its entrances, wielding swords.
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We need people who have had gradual, upward careers in government and understand the craft of wielding power.
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When the clapperboard-wielding villain is vanquished at the end, shoved and stepped on, the victory is hollow.
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In Australia, an ax-wielding clown was arrested after menacing drive-through customers at a fast-food joint.
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Eevee got a starring role in Pokémon: Let's Go. Pokémon Sword exclusively introduced leek-wielding, sparkling-eyed Sirfetch'd.
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Rachel Graham stood guard on the front porch, wielding her household broom as the hooded riders thundered by.
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Kvitova, 27, was stabbed by a knife-wielding intruder in her home in the Czech Republic in December.
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ELYSIA CRAMPTON Wielding a white keytar and controlling other gizmos, Ms. Crampton played a jolting, entirely unpredictable set.
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Congress must and will do its constitutional duty by wielding its powers of the purse and of oversight.
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He became a parental figure for the group, and enforced his will by wielding a large wooden stick.
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Six nights a week, Pete Burdette arrives on Macdougal Street wearing a Hawaiian shirt and wielding a clipboard.
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Alaska Airlines said holiday-cup-wielding passengers don't have to be drinking a special holiday drink from Starbucks.
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"People here are still traumatised by the Kulunas," a group of machete-wielding youths who rob and kill.
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It will allow Republicans to try to tarnish the image of the Democrats as incapable of wielding power.
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They hide behind the conspiracy wielding power of religious fanatics that exploit illiteracy and the absence of education.
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Norah Harrington, which showed them wielding shovels and snowblowers as they made their way through the woman's property.
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He later served as an agricultural adviser, never wielding the same authority as Fidel, 89, and Raul, 84.
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How does someone who spent years wielding her platform against vulnerable people respond to any call for solidarity?
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It is an uphill task worldwide, with women lagging in all areas, from making money to wielding power.
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Many praised the teen for his egg wielding, and a GoFundMe fundraiser was quickly set up for him.
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Accommodating conscience may challenge government officials bent on wielding power and ideological bureaucrats who despise competing faith principles.
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Two white policemen are seen at the far right, one calm, the other apoplectic and wielding a chair.
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Another showed an Orthodox Jewish man being chased across the street by a man wielding a tree branch.
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Wielding machetes and rifles, he found Aucayacu with four of his men and ordered the tribe to work.
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Figures are depicted holding severed heads, wielding bloody weapons, and one man is even shown fighting an animal.
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A police officer who shoots a person wielding a baseball bat is rarely prosecuted in the United States.
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Wielding cellos like mallets, he transports you directly into scenes from the film and ones from real life.
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Sometimes he's wielding his bow and love darts with impunity; other times he's surreptitiously giving people love potions.
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The report concluded that the ducks sleeping with one eye open were scanning for shotgun-wielding Elmer Fudds.
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His in-game art still shows him wielding what amounts to a stick he found in the backyard.
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Thousands of farmers wielding their produce took to the streets in Athens in outrage at more austerity (see picture).
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Reaper, the edgiest dual-shotgun-wielding badass in the Overwatch hero roster, is getting his very own collectible statue.
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YetSadie feels different than Uma Thurman's sword-wielding assassin from Kill Bill, or Jennifer Garner's vengeful mother in Peppermint.
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Kratos, the blade wielding Spartan star of the God of War games with more grudges than melanin, is back.
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In particular, the tech campuses of Silicon Valley have become a boon for discreet scalpel- and syringe-wielding doctors.
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The ruling party chief whip Jackson Mthembu last week denied the ANC was wielding undue sway over the SABC.
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A store owner in Australia recently proved an ax-wielding robber was no match for tuna fish and Pringles.
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More than ever in my lifetime, people believe the system isn't working and their opponents are wielding power illegitimately.
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From familiar faces returning unexpectedly (hello to a Mjolnir-wielding Natalie Portman) and potential pairings with established characters (i.e.
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But she also revealed that before she landed the role of the sword-wielding Diana Prince in Batman v.
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These guys (and a few women) were all about the remake of the mark — brush wielding and fire breathing.
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In a flashback, young Rene witnesses a police officer wielding his gun at her mother during a traffic stop.
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Wendi Winters, a reporter at the newspaper, tried to stop Mr. Ramos by wielding a recycling bin, prosecutors said.
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As for Frank, when he's not wielding a weapon, he likes to stay on the sidelines, keeping his counsel.
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The hijacked accounts we reviewed included Arabic-speaking videos of Islamic State fighters wielding weapons and other curated content.
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When students in Dhaka protested in August against lawless driving, the party sent club-wielding thugs to quell them.
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In the first two weeks of release, the story of the lasso wielding superhero pulled in $232.2 million overseas.
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But Russia, a veto-wielding permanent member of the Security Council, said the tests did not violate Resolution 22311.
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Machine-gun wielding SWAT teams patrolled the roof of the arena while ushers carried metal detector wands down below.
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Torch-wielding racists in Charlottesville marched as a largely anonymous group, but several of them are nameless no more.
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But Jolie didn't become the weapon-wielding Croft without fighting a few behind-the-scenes battles of her own.
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This, in turn, helped those games gain fans who weren't just there for the axe-wielding or dungeon crawling.
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By that evening, hundreds of protestors had gathered to "welcome" Trump home, wielding pots, pans, air horns and whistles.
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One Fritta portrait in the Berlin exhibition shows a pickax-wielding laborer, whose jacket has a Star of David.
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Click here to view original GIFDid you see that video of a knife-wielding crab that went viral recently?
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But they are better off with ex-guerrillas wielding instruments in the streets rather than guns in the jungle.
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Politics isn't a résumé competition, it's a contest for power, and the wielding of that power has real consequences.
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Harding's rival and main competitor, Nancy Kerrigan, was attacked and injured by a masked assailant wielding a metal bar.
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So might innovations like luggage that can be tracked via cellphone, which could appeal to smartphone-wielding Asian consumers.
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Two-time Wimbledon champion and world No. 11 Petra Kvitova was attacked last night by a knife-wielding man.
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The fund is a particularly mammoth example of a type of state investor that is wielding increasing influence worldwide.
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And now it's a big, black man wearing an Afro, wielding a magical purse that flies through the air.
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Monday, Democratic senators, cheered on by supporters on Twitter wielding hashtags like #NoDeVos and #DumpDeVos, held the floor. Sen.
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At the very least, Harrison Ford, age 75, will not be expected to return as the whip-wielding adventurer.
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South Korea has had an extraordinary year, enduring threats from its missile-wielding northern neighbour with calm and grace.
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With a budget of just $30m per year, WADA is wielding a knife in a highly-charged arms race.
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The smooth top-down action has you navigating a procedurally generated office patrolled by gun-wielding ne'er-do-wells.
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This group of men is wielding terror, and the threat of violence, as if it were their constitutional right.
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Marauding gangs, ranging from looters and escaped convicts to genocidal, flamethrower-wielding sanitation workers, now largely rule the city.
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Spielberg takes the master's classic footage and fills it with dumb zombies, and a giant axe wielding Jack Torrance.
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Snow didn't stop at least a couple sign-wielding protesters from showing up at the Verizon store in Fairbanks.
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Russia, a permanent veto-wielding council member, has made clear it does not support new U.N. sanctions on Iran.
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The department's community relations worsened after officers fatally shot two knife-wielding minority suspects in the last two months.
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"I don't understand anything that I cannot calculate," he tells the iPad-wielding priest who is officiating their wedding.
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Now the Trump administration is wielding it as a weapon against activists trying to keep those same people alive.
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Our titular hero is the one wielding an oversized firearm, rather than a supersized robot with a funny personality.
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Torch-wielding protestors opposed the removal of a monument to Robert E. Lee in Charlottesville, Va., earlier this month.
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Can you give one of the examples from the book of a prosecutor recklessly wielding his or her power?
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Perhaps they could interest you in a T-shirt, featuring the likeness of Jon Snow wielding an American flag.
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Baton-wielding riot police broke up Monday's protests and detained hundreds of demonstrators in Moscow and other Russian cities.
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According to Rappaport, Muller is simply still trying to control the situation, wielding the little power he still has.
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As the train car was climbing, Lex Luthor lifted me above a skyscraper while Superman battled laser wielding robots.
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But baton-wielding police charged at the protesters as they approached the Parliament building, beating them until they dispersed.
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When he was about 7, he read Jack Kirby's comic "The Mighty Thor," about the hammer-wielding Nordic god.
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He then analysed how non-lethal uses of force—such as pushing, kicking and baton-wielding—varied by race.
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U.S. drugstore chains have merged in response to the online threat, wielding increased purchasing power to squeeze procurement prices.
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For Jemisin, world-building is ultimately about power—who is wielding it and who is being stripped of it.
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Police officials say Schultz was wielding a knife and disobeyed commands to drop it and stop walking toward officers.
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Congress and Defense leaders must fund the sexual assault prevention programs that are wielding quantitative success and brandishing results.
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Avi Gabbay, the head of the Labor Party, was the one wielding the weapon at that meeting in Jerusalem.
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Still wielding control In 266 a new Constitution allocated a quarter of the seats in parliament to the military.
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Lawmakers and advocates have accused Amazon of wielding its corporate power to the detriment of other companies and workers.
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Clinton made to Williamson in May, when hundreds of jeering protesters, many wielding Trump signs, lined the main street.
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SLEEPY HOLLOW "A Night on Fire," choreographed, live display of fire arts featuring seven flame-wielding, fire-eating performers.
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Few things could be more corrosive to free government than wielding the powers of state to criminalize political opposition.
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" In December, 20163, he appeared in a video wielding a semi-automatic pistol and telling his followers, "Hello, warriors.
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Japanese politics once symbolized gerontocratic inertia with the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) wielding monopolistic power virtually unchallenged since 1955.
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At that point, you learn that you are surrounded by a terrifying variety of perils, including knife-wielding muggers.
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It's a shift from snowball-wielding climate denial to a more insidious version that relies on complicity and delay.
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McMains, listed as "Kristi M." of Indianapolis in the spot, recounts how she fought off a knife-wielding attacker.
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In the speech, Mr. Trump also accused the "Clinton machine" of wielding control over the news media, as well.
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Trump's Hollywood Walk of Fame star was destroyed by a sledgehammer-wielding Otis in an early-morning attack Oct.
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Help comes in many forms, from chainsaw-wielding nuns to intrepid pizza guys, monster-truck drivers to daring reporters.
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She's championing that reluctance to speak frankly about period health, and she's wielding it as a form of activism.
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But Macron's iPhone-wielding Sun King act contrasts starkly with the praise American liberals and centrists lavished on him.
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In January 983, a AK-298-wielding nut killed two CIA employees at the agency's headquarters in Langley, Virginia.
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He developed an interest in trans women after being topped by a cis female partner wielding a strap-on.
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There are, however, lots of pyrotechnics, models wielding power tools, and a weird figure dressed in a morph suit.
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So I'm not sure he intended to be abusive, but he did understand power and was certainly wielding it.
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Fortunately, there's one at hand, and wielding it at this pivotal moment might do good beyond the single issue.
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But a bunch of smartphone-wielding youngsters walking around the streets looking for Pokémon hasn't been entirely without incident.
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And now they are developing the most precise gravity sensors ever made, by wielding the rules of quantum mechanics.
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Few dispute the menace that MS-13 presents; its members are known for wielding machetes and killing with abandon.
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I heard a gun-wielding Mancunian gang turned up at one of your events, looking to do you in.
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They seem to be waiting around, wielding guns to fend off a threat that may or may not exist.
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The wounded migrant, who was recovering in a hospital in Veracruz, said he saw all three men wielding weapons.
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They wrote of wielding bricks and forwarded pictures of wronged women beheading their persecutors or throwing them down wells.
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So the gangs would respond by wielding their 10 percent of the vote to punish them in the Legislature.
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It ended in Mexico City, where Trotsky settled, when he was killed by an ax-wielding assassin in 1940.
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The police eventually apprehended the man, who was wielding a knife, and their lunch hour chase made the news.
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It loves juicy social debates, often siding with victims and wielding dramatically worded rulings designed to capture maximum attention.
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You zip around sizable mission areas with a constantly re-charging booster, wielding weapons in hands and on shoulders.
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These last hundred years or more the commonest animal on its shores has been man — wielding a geologist's hammer.
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The tunnel was dark, a skeleton sprang from the wall, then a masked figure jumped out, wielding an ax.
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In wielding these vast, discretionary powers, the CFPB is largely immune from oversight by the other branches of government.
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But each in its own way is now wielding previously unthinkable power, resulting in unpredictable, sometimes destabilizing geopolitical spasms.
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Since the protests began on July 14th, baton-wielding riot police have arrested more than 2,500 people, often violently.
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The work pictures a bodybuilder wielding a giant Tootsie Pop in a living room packed with flashy consumer goods.
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He has a knack for wielding his wedges and putter like tourniquets when he needs to stop the bleeding.
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But, he added, Warren would also not be timid about wielding presidential executive power to carry out the changes.
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In 1983, a woman crossed the road wielding an umbrella, even as gusts whipped by at about 40 mph.
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But if Trump's Republicans lose 26 seats, it'll be Nancy Pelosi or another Democrat wielding the gavel come January.
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Mr. Durham is not wielding law enforcement powers like the ability to subpoena documents or compel witnesses to testify.
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He consulted his Republican colleague Adam Kinzinger, who in 2006 wrestled and disarmed a knife-wielding attacker in Milwaukee.
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So the pressure on the lasso-wielding "Wonder Woman," directed by Ms. Jenkins and released on Friday, was astronomical.
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As we reported ... these 2 have been locked in a custody battle ever since Amber's alleged machete-wielding incident.
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Children like Younis can be spotted on roads connecting Yemeni towns, wielding rifles as they trudge through the desert.
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A little past noon, I walked to a soccer field where protesters had gathered, wielding black flags and chanting.
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DESPITE ITS veto-wielding power in the United Nations, China has long been reluctant to stick its neck out.
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Cynical minds noted that he seemed to be staring at a blank piece of paper while wielding a Sharpie.
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The instant Clinton began speaking, dozens of arms reached high into the air, all across the room, wielding smartphones.
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How could it not when a cleaver-wielding man leaps with pantherine ease onto the center of your table?
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The 17 people killed at Parkland were shot by a gunman wielding the overwhelming power of an assault weapon.
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News channel NDTV broadcast images of a torched police van and officers chasing protesters throwing stones and wielding sticks.
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She'll have an even bigger role this time around, wielding the hammer to portray a female version of Thor.
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People who try to push on from Italy into France face police officers wielding tear gas at the border.
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The X-Men include the clawed Wolverine (Hugh Jackman), powerful Jean Grey (Famke Janssen), and weather-wielding Storm (Berry).
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But Russia, a veto-wielding permanent member of the Security Council, said the tests did not violate Resolution 2231.
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Witnesses later said they saw rooftop snipers, gunmen on a bridge and gun-wielding police officers during the shooting.
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Wielding a tablet on its chest to help answer questions, right now Pepper is best at simple customer service.
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Now, one month into Destiny 23, my Hunter is an all-powerful, emperor-slaying, magic-wielding warrior who fears nothing.
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The Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department tackled the drone problem by using a net-wielding drone to take down other drones.
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The movie introduces a very good bad guy, the double-bladed lightsaber-wielding Darth Maul, but also (seemingly) kills him.
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The police even had to retreat at one point when farmers, wielding staffs, threatened them with the pieces of wood.
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As Redditor pepperedpete pointed out, the weapon Clegane's wielding could have some unpleasant consequences for another member of his party.
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Wielding considerable influence despite not being elected, Torres began to attract criticism due to a lack of transparency over funding.
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AT&T accused Trump of wielding political influence over the department as it pursued its case against the media conglomerate.
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A group of men wielding broken bottles, pepper spray, batons, and knives attacked several art openings on a Tuesday night.
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As you near the track, the streets will be lined with people wielding cardboard signs offering parking at various costs.
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Following the knife-wielding incident in November 2016, Ramos says Kreation fired him (his suit includes a wrongful termination claim).
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World News: In France, an elderly priest was killed by two knife-wielding attackers, who also took several nuns hostage.
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Six men wielding machetes killed at least seven people and injured four others this month in the predominantly Muslim region.
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Kylo Ren (now the Supreme Leader of the First Order) suplexes an attacker (who appears to be wielding an axe?
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Three-time world heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali preached nonviolence outside the ring while wielding fists of fury inside it.
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Kidding's blended tone of magical realism and hard truth is difficult to nail and those two show up wielding sledgehammers.
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His 16-year-old brother then suddenly turned, wielding a black handgun, and allegedly fired four bullets into the backseat.
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We don't know his name, but we do know that he's wielding a huge knife and wearing a ski mask.
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However, Brant's influence constitutes that gangster marriage between soft and hard power, wielding influence in media, publishing, and the arts.
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Police said he was allegedly wielding an ax later used in killing five of her relatives – including a pregnant woman.
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Big American companies are wielding increased market power, enabling them to earn outsized profits at the expense of America's customers.
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There's a good rule for determining who will be better at wielding power: Look at their past behavior, Kraus says.
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Now, wielding a treasure trove of data spanning decades, they have shifted gears to investigate how and why we age.
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Does Buttigieg's candidacy signal that progressive Christians are forming a political coalition capable of wielding power like their conservative counterparts?
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Tracer's speed is a big advantage against the bow-wielding sniper, but she also benefits from having a small stature.
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"Not only are tech people going to be wielding influence, but they're going to be the candidate," said Mr. McClure.
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Second, forbearance, or the idea that election-winners exercise some restraint when wielding power, rather than treating politics like war.
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When they arrived, Andrews was standing in his front yard with his son, who was wielding a baseball bat defensively.
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Angelina Jolie didn't become the weapon-wielding Lara Croft without fighting a few behind-the-scenes battles of her own.
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He said his supporters face assaults and threats from stick and gun-wielding Awami League student and youth wing activists.
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After our interview, a dominatrix wielding a wooden paddle cozies up to him and the two chat like old friends.
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Chris Hemsworth may be a mighty hammer-wielding god, but that doesn't mean he's above the occasional poster-related prank.
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An axe-wielding madman attacked a German passenger train -- and more than 20 people were injured ... and several could die.
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Though you might not think it, drummers are something of a rare presence in music school, a stick-wielding unicorn.
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A man stopped a knife-wielding neighbor stabbing his wife last week by squirting ketchup on the attacker, police said.
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The movies show the two famous female characters wielding less power as the plots delve into romance, the research found.
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Witnesses told investigators they saw a person wearing black motorcycle gear while wielding a knife, according to the Times Call.
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The commission is wielding new enforcement powers; in the worst case, Poland's voting rights in the EU could be suspended.
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Critics say the Trump administration is trying to make images of white men wielding all the power seem normal again.
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Seals were curious about Miller's dark, camera-wielding presence in the water, and swam towards him for a closer inspection.
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First Chandler is wailing on the nobody, and then its Monica's turn, wielding what looks like a spiked cricket bat.
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The company invited me to its Beijing office to show me how its iPhone-wielding army of broadcasters made money.
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Besides, whatever the answer is, drill's exponentially growing audience of hooked, smartphone-wielding teenagers and young adults aren't going anywhere.
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After scouring the area for about an hour, police saw the clown lumber out of the forest, wielding a machete.
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The man wielding it was leaning over the hood of his truck, a few yards from where I was standing.
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The images showed a young man wearing eyeglasses, khaki trousers and a dark T-shirt, wielding an assault-style rifle.
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On July 26th in Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvray, a small town in Normandy, two knife-wielding terrorists entered a church.
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Pro-democracy district councilor Andrew Chiu had part of his ear bitten off by a knife-wielding man on Sunday.
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Don't be surprised if we see the character wielding Harley's bat in the film when it's out in February 2020.
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Officials said the crane, which was new, was engaged in a routine task — wielding a vibratory hammer to install pilings.
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Lawmakers and advocates have accused Amazon of wielding its corporate power to the detriment of other companies and workers. Sen.
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Wielding the Justice Department as a cudgel against one's political enemies violates all sorts of post-Watergate norms, of course.
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Grants from the state and federal governments to study the problem have come and gone, as have academics wielding surveys.
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Mainstream America was seemingly caught off guard by scenes of torch-wielding white nationalists chanting racist and anti-Semitic slurs.
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He later walks on along a circular track inspired by the "five elements of nature," while wielding a wooden staff.
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Despite gun control measures, Rio is still awash in weapons, with drug gangs wielding control over parts of the city.
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"Not only are tech people going to be wielding influence, but they're going to be the candidate," Mr. McClure said.
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Wielding power by giving it up Sometimes, the best way to wield power is, at first, to give it up.
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He also accused the school of pushing a narrative that Schultz was a "knife-wielding" threat despite evidence suggesting otherwise.
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Our union liaison, or "equity deputy," was a male cast member who played a heavyset housewife wielding a rolling pin.
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Apparently Israeli law enforcement defending the public from car ramming and knife wielding attacks is now a human rights violation.
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It's an art about being saved or damned, with religious authorities wielding the judicial or executive power to decide which.
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Maybe never — so long as she's the one wielding the camera, or she looks good, and her husband's not upset.
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Lately, a growing battalion of largely well-intentioned, data-wielding trooth-sayers insist that we all ought to eat bugs.
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Seven years after his Los Angeles office was raided by shotgun-wielding FBI agents, Lowson told me he's switched teams.
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" Stewart said that the officer overreacted and that the school misrepresented the case by claiming that Schultz was "knife-wielding.
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I also pushed Kamdar to dissect the influence that he saw celebrities wielding on the site and on Moments specifically.
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Morano, who's used to wielding a 55-pound shoulder camera, was dubious about Wilde's decision to go with the iPhone.
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When Veronica begins dating troubled, gun-wielding loner J.D. (Slater), she grows disgusted with the cost of high-school popularity.
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Suiting up in all black and wielding a giant flagpole is apparently enough to scare fascists away in most cases.
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Clippers in hand beneath an iron arbor, wielding insect spray, I pause in a bower that has blown with eros.
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Last Wednesday, the U.S. Congressional-Executive Commission on China (CECC) held a hearing on Beijing's influence-wielding attempts states-side.
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More than 8,000 people had taken up the phrase on Twitter by midafternoon, wielding it as a badge of honor.
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They inflated a giant orange balloon depicting President Trump as a pouting baby, wearing a diaper and wielding a smartphone.
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Target and McDonald's employees are wielding official letters of approval to show that they are authorized to work during shutdowns.
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Warrior culture, the wielding of power through almost exclusively male aggression, is given a pass; more than that, it's glamorized.
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On May 24, at a quarry in Djugu, four people were killed and another two injured by machete-wielding assailants.
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At 1:6503 AM, I'm jarred awake in my cell by an officer wielding the brightest flashlight in the world.
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The second string was sent to the Starkville airport first, as decoys, to draw out any lawyers wielding further injunctions.
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Then, a hard cut to two men fighting and a utensil-wielding woman being brutally attacked by two other women.
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So it's too early to determine whether the tech companies will ever face any consequences for wielding their market power.
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But for all the talk of a "surgical summer," Push might've snagged someone else while he was wielding his scalpel.
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But things aren't quite right — neither the earthquake tremors only she can feel nor the crystal-wielding nymph next door.
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Be a ghostly dual-wielding assassin, a viking knight with a giant hammer or angelic doctor who can revive teammates.
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Since then, petition gatherers wielding multiple clipboards have become ubiquitous at shopping malls, outside retail stores and at farmers' markets.
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Soon, signature gatherers will be wielding petitions to qualify the "California Sugar-Sweetened Beverages Tax Initiative" for the 2020 ballot.
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I grinned like I was hoping to find a chainsaw-wielding video game character, while constantly surveying my dark surroundings.
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Currently, SpaceX only has one giant net-wielding boat, so it can only catch one fairing half at a time.
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Though his mom is "a gun-wielding grandma," she made the unusual decision Saturday morning to leave her Smith & Wesson .
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She turned apoplectic at the thought of another man, this time a member of the media, wielding power over her.
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Witnesses described a man with white hair and a beard wielding a long gun as he stood behind the dugout.
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In TheaterWorksUSA's musical adaptation of the popular Pete the Cat book series, this feline hero is a guitar-wielding rocker.
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Often those wielding the thermometer guns don't hold them close enough to a person's forehead, generating unusually low temperature readings.
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It's notable because while Skywalker's look matches his brief appearance in The Force Awakens, he's wielding a lightsaber in battle.
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Politics ain't bean bag, so when things get really tough, don't you want a blade-wielding maniac in your corner?
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In the gauge bin, the rev counter is a real needle-wielding thing, flanked by configurable 7-inch LCD screens.
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The tariffs that Mr. Lighthizer threatened against Japan in those days are among the same ones he is wielding now.
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A student at an Indiana middle school barged into a class on Friday morning wielding two handguns and firing shots.
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Wielding little more than a pencil, a slide rule and one of the finest mathematical minds in the country, Mrs.
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Her fingers move of their own volition, it seems—her hand wielding the bow, her arm in a continuous motion.
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Google, Facebook, and Twitter wielding their unchecked power to silence conservative voices while avoiding the obligations imposed on normal publishers?
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This political knife-wielding is a skill that the other Democratic candidates haven't mastered, or even much tried to develop.
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In May, two people were killed in southwest China by a knife-wielding man suspected of suffering from mental illness.
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Now that Mr. Trump is president, he is wielding the immense powers of his office to achieve the same end.
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Under Chavez, the socialist firebrand who died in 2013, some asset seizures featured gun-wielding soldiers and live television broadcasts.
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Throughout, Free Meek makes the case that Brinkley has a strange fixation on Meek and wielding power in his case.
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Pro tip: if a machete-wielding figure moves toward you — and the game prompts you to run — you should run.
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Of course, she does more than just "glow," like wielding the power and speed of energies on the electromagnetic spectrum.
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They remain closely watched just the same, wielding an impact that only a decade ago could not have been foreseen.
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Then a flight attendant, wielding two large bottles of wine, struck Mr. Hudek with both, breaking one, the complaint said.
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Jay Lau, 30, said he saw a small group of officers fighting with protesters wielding bamboo sticks and metal rods.
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Jay Lau, 30, said he saw a small group of officers fighting with protesters wielding bamboo sticks and metal rods.
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China and Russia, veto-wielding members who also are parties to the Iran nuclear agreement, are strong supporters of it.
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Hammer attack: A man wielding a hammer killed a chef and injured two others at a restaurant in Sheepshead Bay.
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I soon found myself in Northern Ireland, in the middle of a ferocious attack on Catholics by club-wielding Protestants.
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The altercation began with a call that a knife-wielding man was trying to break into trucks to steal radios.
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He was on his way to work when he was attacked by militants wielding machetes, who hacked him to death.
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While that might seem like a hack with trivial consequences, imagine if that robot is responsible for wielding engine parts.
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It's like wielding a measured kind of aggression that felt really good to get out in some of the delivery.
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The United States, Britain and France, along with Russia and China, are permanent veto-wielding members of the U.N. Security Council.
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And he is at his most consequential, and arguably powerful, when he's wielding judgment on who really counts as a celebrity.
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Two satellites and a camera-wielding astronaut captured powerful overhead views of the active Kilauea volcano on Hawaii&aposs Big Island.
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He was dragged out of his home by sword-wielding men and within minutes was stripped and killed, according to Jafri.
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Michael Myers, the knife-wielding dude in a William Shatner mask from the Halloween franchise, has done a lot of murdering.
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A place where cartoon villain presidents can be taken down by superhero House Judiciary Committees, wielding ancient emoluments clauses as weapons.
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The new teaser trailer for the show reveals a woman running through the woods, seemingly pursued by a knife-wielding killer.
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Reports suggest baton-wielding police have arrested over 400 protesters in the Russian capital already and another 300 in St. Petersburg.
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Sitting nose to nose with Costello—a guitar-wielding, bespectacled, sharp-tongued Liverpudlian—surely brought McCartney a twinge of déjà vu.
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Charles Sumner of Massachusetts was nearly beaten to death on the Senate floor by a cane-wielding pro-slavery Democratic Rep.
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Among them are images of dagger-wielding, leather-clad heroines and a cult-like nude dinner party laced in barbed wire.
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Remember the good old days (pre-disastrous presidential phone call) when Americans laughed at Aussies' weird accents and knife-wielding abilities?
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Ultimately, the five permanent veto-wielding council members - the United States, Russia, Britain, China and France - must agree on a candidate.
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Then, in May 2014, men wielding sticks raided a graffiti exhibition titled Erör ("Error") at Mixer Art Gallery, also in Tophane.
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They have to straddle the line between being symbols of American womanhood and wielding the massive power their position grants them.
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From the passenger seat, a gun-wielding Hernandez leaned across Bradley to get the attention of the men in the vehicle.
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" Johnson showed a grainy photo of Dern wielding a blaster, and said he noticed her during takes saying "pew-pew-pew.
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Then teams of GPS-wielding surveyors must traipse through rugged borderlands, erecting pillars, reassuring locals and in some places dodging landmines.
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About the only thing the parties agree on is that the real point of wielding power is to enjoy the spoils.
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Students told media they saw several young men wielding AK-47 guns storming the university housing where many students were sleeping.
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And all we have to say is: There is nothing awkward about the way this Black girl is wielding her influence.
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Just don't mistake the edginess of Atlanta wielding the n-word in its first episode as a bid for unearned respectability.
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The 23-year-old man who had been wielding the knife was also shot and is in hospital under police guard.
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Here's everything you need to know about the 32-year-old actress playing the lasso-of-truth-wielding Amazon princess. 1.
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In the demo, they team up to stop a group of gun-wielding thugs from murdering a couple of unlucky residents.
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Three days later, Jimmy Sham, a prominent protest march organizer, was attacked by a group of men wielding hammers and knives.
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They are just as capable as men are of wielding the high-tech weapons that are increasingly central to modern warfare.
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Officers fatally shot a man who was wielding a knife as he tried to attack a police station in Paris today.
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And uncritical niceness may no longer be a viable brand, even for someone as good at wielding it as Ellen is.
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To the disappointment of many, however, Crews's voice did not accompany the gauntlet-wielding hero when he was revealed in July.
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He noted that flooding, erosion, and tool-wielding smugglers have all knocked down the walls at various locations, requiring expensive repairs.
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Employees aware of its existence eventually took to calling it Ripley, after Sigourney Weaver's flamethrower-wielding hero in the Alien movies.
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They test these, and others, in the first couple of episodes, along with some explosions, crashes, sword-wielding robots, and more.
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The Madcap Brothers tried to answer that question by pitting a lightsaber-wielding amateur Jedi against a fireworks-blasting pretend wizard.
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Fans of the knife-wielding Michael Myers are getting two more installments in the "Halloween" franchise in the next two years.
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They wish Pelosi obtained more concessions by wielding the threat of federal default more aggressively, as Republicans did during Obama's presidency.
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A surveillance video from inside the building had earlier captured a hammer-wielding intruder who broke in about 3:50 a.
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Just get ready for lots of condescending comments like, "Oh yeah, that LG looks real nice," from your iPhone-wielding friends.
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And we do get a couple of images that suggest that very thing (including Beric Dondarrion, wielding a giant flaming sword).
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A man allegedly wielding a meat cleaver on Thursday afternoon in New York City has been shot by police, PEOPLE confirms.
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Today, Matheny is something of a Model T for cyborgs, wielding one of the most advanced mind-controlled prosthetics ever built.
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That same month, Jackson visited Trump Tower dressed as the then–presidential nominee, joined by hundreds of women wielding protest signs.
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The only known approach that would permit combining all of them in one desktop machine was to use robots wielding pipettes.
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Kaviani makes the creepily realistic body parts himself, inviting some of the world's most renowned needle-wielding artists to decorate them.
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Forcing students to stay in unlocked classrooms while a gun-wielding murderer stalks the hallways sounds like a horror-movie scenario.
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Soon, armed men were marauding through the streets of the royal capital on motorbikes and by foot wielding machetes and sticks.
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An everyday hero, known only as Denise, fought off a lump-of-wood wielding thief with her own baseball bat Tuesday.
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The district attorney's office released a photo of a knife, taken by investigators at the scene, that Harmon was allegedly wielding.
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Wielding shovels, the two presidents moved some dirt around where a tree was to be planted, a gift from the Macrons.
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They were Mona Lisas of the mean mug, wielding scythes in their press photo, baby-faced reapers disguised as rap gods.
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The frustrating thing about Gun-Wielding Torture Batman is that he's a match for Superman in combat, but no where else.
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The retail industry is wielding a new weapon in its long-running battle against a border adjustment tax: the U.S. dollar.
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The discussion, however, was expected to center instead on governing precedent, with each side wielding historic examples to bolster their cause.
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It was an attempt to bring American civic religion into the campaign, wielding it as a weapon against the sitting president.
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And when said nun is wielding a chainsaw, well, that is something that can renew faith in even the most downtrodden.
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Just last night, a truck plowed through a crowd of people in Berlin, the carnage captured by terrified civilians wielding smartphones.
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But high-profile Democrats running for this fall's off-year elections are already wielding the AHCA like a club against Republicans.
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Surely she knows this whole pre-panic mode display is tedious, but the news-wielding warrior must suffer through it anyway.
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He stepped cautiously to the side to pass the knife-wielding ghost of a man and went out to the grounds….
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A flashback reveals that decades ago, the Arendellians went to meet the Northudra, their magic-wielding neighbors, in an enchanted forest.
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Surrounded by Stormtroopers wielding stun batons, I single out the group's leader and use the Force to bring him to me.
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Check out "train street" during its heyday, full of cafes, camera-wielding tourists, and people standing dangerously close to moving trains:
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The decision will come down to the Security Council's five veto-wielding permanent members, Russia and the United States in particular.
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Its perpetuation speaks directly to the reasons today's liberals seem to have such difficulty holding and wielding power in this country.
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Last year, when a rifle-wielding gunman in an armored vehicle attacked the Dallas Police Headquarters, officers live-tweeted the attack.
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I have meditated on that profession of love several days ago from a grown man wielding a bat to threaten us.
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At the Guggenheim, they will present a shovel-wielding machine scooping up a bloodlike liquid as it seeps across the floor.
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There is no doubt that this extreme minority of torch-wielding bigots represented the absolute worst our society has to offer.
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Historically, the federal government has often intervened when an industry became too concentrated, its leaders wielding undue power in the market.
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The battles of the Iraq War have taken place in sprawling cities and among divided neighborhoods against insurgent fighters wielding IEDs.
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Then we witness the singer wielding a baseball bat and going full Harley Quinn on a New Orleans Police Department camera.
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Picture a rock star—but swap the electric guitar for a chainsaw—and you get Griffon Ramsey, the machine-wielding sculptor.
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Baton-wielding riot police broke up opposition protests on Monday and detained hundreds of demonstrators in Moscow and other Russian cities.
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Villagers say in a nearby village, a machete-wielding crowd descended on five suspected gangsters — hacking and stabbing them to death.
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The show featured a whip-wielding nun, carnival pinheads, a closeted-lesbian investigative journalist, and a serial killer with Holocaust lampshades.
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The foundational questions of timing change when writers know that the action will be interrupted by a user wielding a remote.
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When a knife-wielding attacker went on a rampage at Ohio State University this week, Snapchat's news story was similarly remarkable.
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Another instance cited involved a black man wielding a hatchet who attacked four white police officers in 2014 in New York.
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It is wielding economic and political sway in northern Iraq, by making big oil and natural-gas deals in Kurdish territory.
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He would know better than nearly anyone: While on duty, he fatally shot a knife-wielding man who attacked his partner.
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The piano keyboard-wielding gamer was Gregory "Gono" Chow, a computer science graduate from Waterloo, Ontario, who programs for a living.
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Democrats, meanwhile, relish visions of a new congressional majority wielding its subpoena power to flay the Trump administration with oversight investigations.
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It ended in Mexico City, where Trotsky settled, when he was killed by an assassin wielding an ice ax in 1940.
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Widespread raids of families could provoke a similar outcry, much of it directed against the gun-wielding agents making the arrests.
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Mr. Murphy could use that event to reveal that he is wielding his veto pen, perhaps naming some of the items.
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Eight distinctly female figures composed of varying materials (papier mâché, wicker, silicon, etc.) sit or stand around the gallery, wielding guns.
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Later, he joined two other knife-wielding assailants in stabbing multiple people in Borough Market, a popular area of the city.
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It's all right there in the legendary lobby showdown: the dual-wielding pistols, the indoor sunglasses, the slow-mo wall running.
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American officials recognize the leverage they now have, wielding tariffs to extract concessions that Beijing has long delayed or rejected altogether.
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Russia, a veto-wielding permanent member, has made clear it considers compliance with the appeal in resolution 22311 to be voluntary.
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A kid named Trick exposes Sarah to all the things she's been missing, like porn and chainsaw-wielding serial killer movies.
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Fistfights, shoving matches, weapon wielding, mass brawls: Largely forgotten now, these clashes show a momentous political struggle unfolding in real time.
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The more you can read and identify what works to persuade an audience, the better you'll be at wielding those strategies.
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The US military is currently dual wielding two aircraft carriers in the US Central Command area of responsibility, CENTCOM commander Gen.
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Editorial When knife wielding terrorists struck in London this month, President Trump expressed odd satisfaction about one aspect of the carnage.
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In October, Officer Gonzalez shot and wounded an emotionally disturbed man wielding a knife in Brooklyn after the man called 911.
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A young man named Dre Harris was ambushed in a parking lot and took dozens of blows by club-wielding thugs.
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But Qyburn was right: Whatever Pycelle's faults, he didn't deserve to be forcibly retired by a mob of knife-wielding children.
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"They appear to be wielding power, but I've come to understand that their silence is the opposite of power," she writes.
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The company also plans to catch part of the rocket's nose cone after launch, using one of its net-wielding boats.
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Behind the scenes, Grenell has had little difficulty wielding Washington's influence, whether on issues such as Iran or on energy policy.
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Reports emerged Wednesday that a sledgehammer-wielding man had obliterated the GOP presidential nominee's star along the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
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The joke is on the kitten-heels-and-apron-wearing 1950s housewife wielding a can of cream of mushroom soup, right?
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Prime Aid and other independent pharmacies say that Express Scripts is unfairly wielding that market power to steer business to Accredo.
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Israelis live under the constant threat of terrorism, enduring sometimes daily assaults by attackers wielding knives or driving cars into crowds.
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The Nazi slogan "Blood and Soil" reentered public discourse two years ago, when torch-wielding neo-Nazis chanted it in Charlottesville.
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Her counterparts from Russia and China, both veto-wielding permanent members of the Security Council, did not join her protest group.
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That led to a section of ground-level, stick-wielding choreography that looks kaleidoscopic, almost Busby Berkeleyesque, when viewed from above.
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In May, several dozen demonstrators, led by prominent white supremacist Richard Spencer, gathered at night by the Lee statue, wielding torches.
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A man wielding a machete was killed Saturday in Belgium after attacking and wounding two police officers, police said on Twitter.
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Before wielding the Energy and Commerce gavel, Walden spent years chairing the panel's telecommunications subcommittee that oversees the Federal Communications Commission.
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Wielding a pulpit like no other, the president can exert pressure on Congress and the states to do the right thing.
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He added that supporters of the government had assaulted them in tandem with the police, throwing rocks and wielding makeshift clubs.
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And both wielding a potent influence on the children who learned at their knees and followed them into the family businesses.
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Influencers and smartphone-wielding patrons jockeyed for position around a gleaming chrome IWC-branded Spitfire that all but filled the atrium.
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Consequently, his story is less focused on wielding his power with responsibility, and more on his responsibility to embrace his power.
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At the beginning of "The Brink," Stephen K. Bannon appears, as he often does, wearing two shirts and wielding two cellphones.
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When police arrived, LeGrier was wielding an aluminum baseball bat, which Rialmo used to justify his decision to pull the trigger.
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Fans wearing french flags over their faces threw bottles at police officers wielding batons, as trash fires billowed smoke around them.
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And Harris's performance on Thursday night showed that when it comes to wielding a microphone, the senator is more than comfortable.
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However, diplomats say veto-wielding powers China and Russia are likely to protect Myanmar, previously known as Burma, from U.N. action.
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But in recent months, they have also had to watch out for pro-government cronies wielding a green dye known as zelyonka.
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Wielding this material in her hands, King grants a new kind of access to the Western audience that they've never had before.
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Seun Kuti, a Nigerian singer, is pursued by a horde of briefcase-wielding zombies in the video for "IMF", a 2014 hit.
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A generation later, Bolton is wielding cynical and questionable rhetoric against Iran, which he has had in his sights along with Iraq.
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Wielding considerably less power in a Democratic House, the caucus is more recognizable today as home to some of Trump's staunchest defenders.
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"You know they're just salty about WHO is wielding the power to shift 'public sentiment' these days, sis," Omar wrote on Twitter.
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And Kyle Chapman (the real name of the stick-wielding man from the video clip) continued to get into streetfights at rallies.
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YouTube is reportedly considering major changes after a long string of terrible headlines involving everything from pedophiles to gun-wielding Disney characters.
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Davis initiated a simulation that confronted me with a bloody-faced woman who had been assaulted by her muscly, hammer-wielding husband.
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"Rebecca and I are both floored by the level of openness and vulnerability in this particular show," says the fan-wielding Wahi.
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Police allege Logan was breaking into cars and wielding a knife when he was shot by officer Ryan O'Neill on June 16.
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As a young boy he was seen in al Qaeda propaganda videos, surrounded by men wielding guns, making threats against the West.
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Convinced that the ring was real, Welch, then 28, entered the restaurant wielding the rifle and carrying the handgun on his hip.
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One thing leads to another, and soon the whole town is burning and there are sword-wielding mobs running through the streets.
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He had fired two volleys of shots at the knife-wielding teenager, who refused to obey his commands to drop the knife.
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For the latter, the little girl is dressed to match the famous ice-wielding queen, wearing Elsa's signature snow-inspired blue gown.
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Sometimes, you'll have to deal with both simultaneously: a guard wielding a lantern might be prowling around, keeping the rats at bay.
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The video captured the teen wielding a knife, but he appeared to be moving away from officers as Van Dyke began shooting.
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The girl's mother, who was wielding a knife, attacked two of the responding officers as they searched the home, the authorities said.
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But ultimately I agree with the more republican belief that the shooter is more to blame than the gun they are wielding.
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Ronnie has denied wielding a knife or inflicting any injuries on Harley, and claims he was just trying to protect their daughter.
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The impromptu march by hundreds of torch-wielding white nationalists led to violent exchanges with a group of counterprotesters on the campus.
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Archive 'Full Spectrum Warrior' screenshots via Games Press More than spacemen, gangsters, and sword-and-shield-wielding heroes, video games love soldiers.
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The man headed towards the airport terminal as he faced two officers -- one holding a gun and the other wielding a Taser.
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A spray paint-wielding artiste drew a penis on the route, forcing competitors to roll over the phallic distraction on live television.
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For starters, it's a mark of how patents and the wielding of them continues to sway larger business movements in the industry.
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After Durand agrees to look for a gene therapy criminal kingpin named Marcus Wyckes, he's attacked by an unknown, syringe-wielding assailant.
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No wonder the frilly candle-wielding types are all over this one, it's perfect for a post meth binge cry wank comedown.
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They're hybrid creatures, both wielding incredible amounts of power, but desperately trying to downplay their gender, lest it be perceived as weakness.
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Russian agents filmed these acts, according to Steele's sources, and are wielding them to blackmail Trump into taking pro-Russian policy positions.
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Ng said the only other effective strategy she's found to ward off abuse has been wielding the power of her own following.
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German train attack An ax-and-knife wielding teen attacked people on a train in southern Germany yesterday, seriously hurting four people.
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At the end of Avengers: Infinity War, a gauntlet-wielding Thanos snaps his fingers and effectively dooms half of civilization to death.
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For a political body ostensibly committed to holding power to account — and wielding its regulatory power in doing so — it was disappointing.
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" In addition, the family is launching a social media campaign that Boyce had intended to start before he died, called "Wielding Peace.
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All of our cells contain ion channels, but an opsin channel is special because it can be manipulated by laser-wielding humans.
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If it gets uncomfortable, switch to oral sex, and have the partner wielding the weapon (so to speak) get on their knees.
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Cheney, vice president to Republican George W. Bush, was known for wielding strong influence in the administration, particularly in Bush's first term.
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They watched a performance by women in colourful hanbok (a traditional dress) wielding masks much like those displayed in the museum downstairs.
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However, diplomats expect resistance from Russia and fellow veto-wielding power China, particularly given that new measures were only announced on Aug.
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But, as it is with most new tools, once I played with it a few times, I was wielding it with ease.
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Mr Zuckerberg has a majority of the voting rights at the company: an independent chairman would not stop him wielding ultimate control.
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Wielding the weapon of his vanquishers, he has made the New Raps the Old Raps once more: poor and sad and defeated.
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"I don't think there's any question of his involvement and that he is the person who is wielding the knife," Darden said.
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Some users edited and embellished the video, attempting to mimic videogames designed from the point of the view of gun-wielding characters.
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Some are wielding that power liberally and sometimes for cash: signing dozens—even hundreds—of exemptions for children in far-off communities.
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But what's the man himself got to say about the alleged incident, which apparently involved James Blunt and a sword-wielding princess?
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From the hair to the smolder to that slight pout, Beto O'Rourke a Democratic bass-wielding, criminal justice-reforming, pro-choice snack.
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Powell's son, Greg, told HLN that Powell did not have food or water with her when she escaped the knife-wielding stranger.
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President-elect Donald Trump is only months away from wielding the power of American intelligence agencies, including the NSA's mass surveillance operation.
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