Aid workers have been caught in crossfire between warring groups of militia or bandits. |
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Five civilians caught in the crossfire were killed and 14 wounded, hospital officials said. |
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The lieutenant went back to find more than 15 men killed by machine-gun crossfire. |
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Second, it serves as a reminder of the tragic toll war takes on innocents who find themselves caught in the crossfire between contending armies. |
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Three civilians were caught in the crossfire and killed, and one was wounded. |
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Kelly Wenham plays go-go dancer Jodi who gets caught in the crossfire as Sam tries to put a stop to club owner Warren's unscrupulous behaviour. |
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Shell-shocked Kevin finds himself caught in the crossfire between the two women he loves most. |
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Instead of facing a firing squad, however, they were abandoned in no man's land so that they would be killed by crossfire. |
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Gunfights become remarkably tense, exciting affairs as you take cover in a crossfire of whistling ricochets. |
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Rebel snipers had 30 Kyrgyz soldiers pinned in a crossfire in a narrow canyon. |
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The spectators quickly made an exit, not wishing to be caught in crossfire. |
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There is also the random danger of being caught by a car bomb or roadside explosive or in a crossfire. |
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Locals claim the dead were civilians shot by snipers or caught in crossfire. |
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The situation was extremely perilous and the patrol was in danger of being wiped out by the heavy crossfire. |
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By the end of the year there were 129 killings, murders, assassinations, crossfire victims, accidents and unexplained deaths. |
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He saw that his teammate was caught in crossfire, a dozen fighters both good and bad surrounding him. |
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In fact, Michael even helps out an innocent bystander caught in the crossfire. |
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However, if such are killed in crossfire or if used as human shields, they become collateral damage. |
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There are fears that some of the officially acknowledged deaths were in fact civilians caught in crossfire or killed for political reasons. |
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The open fire regulations were strict because of the fear of friendly crossfire. |
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Another decade of civil war followed and Lacor Hospital was often caught in the crossfire. |
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It may be that the manacled prisoners were caught in crossfire. |
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Two civilians, caught in the crossfire, were also killed, the report said. |
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Jack winced as a heavy bracket of crossfire rocked his ship. |
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A policeman and a civilian caught in crossfire were also killed. |
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Civilians, including children, continue to be the majority of casualties, primarily as a result of crossfire and explosions. |
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But a statement from the multinational forces said only four passengers in the bus were killed and four wounded when the bus was caught in the crossfire. |
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They had waited all morning for a violent sandstorm to subside, but fear of being caught in the crossfire prompted Daham to leave despite the bad weather. |
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One civilian was killed and a second was wounded in crossfire. |
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In the crossfire over 400 men were killed and a similar number wounded. |
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Elsewhere, suspected rebels shot dead three civilians, a bystander was killed in crossfire and five more militants were gunned down by troops, police said. |
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The villagers are quintessential little people, literal peasants constantly caught in the crossfire of crises not of their making and beyond their control. |
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Thousands of civilians have been killed or severely wounded in furious crossfire. |
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Sometimes lost in the crossfire was the point that the experience of a small, open economy may not readily transfer to larger, more closed ones. |
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The impact on the lives of those caught in the crossfire, both literally and metaphorically, has been devastating. |
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The risk of getting caught in crossfire was enormous, but the convoy arrived at the teamsite without incident. |
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Children have also been victims of crossfire between the national army and illegal armed groups. |
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The number of dead does not include journalists killed in crossfire or other events while covering the war. |
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A street sweeper was caught in the crossfire as a gunman fired at the officer, fatally wounding her in the back. |
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But no more so than the Sodexo building maintenance man or the two cops who were also killed in the crossfire. |
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These things also happen to people who you know are helpless, like random people caught in the crossfire. |
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And when you are in public office, expect to get caught in the crossfire, especially if there are RICO statutes. |
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A teenage boy was killed in the crossfire, and two soldiers were wounded. |
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The latest dodger superstar haul has obviously come at a very steep personal price for some caught in the crossfire. |
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The show is called Manet Face to Face, which explains the exciting way in which these two pictures are hung, on opposite walls, with you caught in the crossfire. |
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In July 2009, more than 1,500 members of the Manobo tribe had left their village because they had been caught in the crossfire between the army and rebel groups. |
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Especially the Serbisms come under the crossfire of the purists. |
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Businesses stand in a crossfire of expectations: on the one hand they must minimise their tax costs within the legal framework to safeguard the interests of investors and financial markets. |
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One sailor and a priest aboard a Russian cruiser caught in the crossfire were also killed. |
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Many more lives, often of civilians stuck in the crossfire, will be lost. |
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Mumia covered the trial of the MOVE 9, who were falsely convicted of killing a cop during the Powelton Village siege, when in fact the cop was killed in police crossfire. |
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I fear that I am currently trapped in my group's own crossfire. |
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Since September 2012 she has been caught up in partisan crossfire, accused by Republicans of misleading the American public by delivering a false account of deadly attacks on American missions in the Libyan city of Benghazi. |
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The film opens with a shoot-out in a favela involving crossfire between drug dealers, hapless police and the black-clad men of BOPE, with their skull insignias and automatic rifles. |
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They are living in dire circumstances, caught in the crossfire. |
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Four Saudi special forces and a further 10 hostages were wounded in the crossfire. |
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Development and Peace is asking the Canadian government to support international action that will maintain peace in the Congo and in the region and protect the millions of civilians caught in the crossfire. |
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Elsewhere, in one of the poorest regions in Pakistan, ongoing conflict is leaving around 500,000 people vulnerable to crossfire and without sufficient heath care, nutrition or education. |
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Disclosure of all tax and duty charges is not only a way to escape the crossfire of expectations, but also provides the company itself with information about its total tax and duty burden. |
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The mother is killed in the crossfire and Smith goes on the run with the mewling infant, which he christens Oliver after Dickens's orphaned pip-squeak. |
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But the problem with this intractability is that it is slowly but surely pushing China into a crossfire of regional power play that it may truly not be ready for. |
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Local sources say the girls and their cousins Latisha Shakespear and Cheryl Shaw, both 18, were caught in the crossfire when the Johnson Crew and the Burger Bar Boys clashed. |
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