When they unfurled it dozens of cops swarmed over the protesters, knocking them to the ground and arresting several. |
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Our defensive system achieved this, but failed to complete the job with the apparently minor detail of arresting the attacker's forward progress. |
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They are arresting medics and ambulance drivers, including foreign volunteer medical workers. |
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There's something about blocks of text, with odd patterns and traceries running through it, that is visually arresting. |
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Police also went on the rampage after the demonstration, attacking shoppers and arresting children. |
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One would assume that Mills, coming from the progressive, underground garage movement, would buttress his raps with arresting beats. |
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Revitalised and re-energised, the contest is now a mishmash of arresting questions, hot competitions, and more. |
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John 18 implies that a Roman tribune ordered part of his cohort to accompany the chief priests and the Pharisees in arresting Jesus on Thursday. |
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When arresting prisoners, my guards will not allow them to stop and grab a useless trinket of purely sentimental value. |
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His Sweeney is arresting, ominous, darkly humorous, and scary in just the right proportions, and, in the end, thoroughly moving. |
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Special operations forces surgically attack the terrorist concentrations, arresting those who surrender and killing those who resist violently. |
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The only variety on this journey through unabating forest and palm plantations was a policeman arresting a fellow passenger. |
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On April 10, the forestry police finally became wise to the situation and raided the restaurant, arresting the owner and 20 employees. |
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The Germans did as they pleased, suppressing opponents and arresting anyone who spoke out against them. |
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While police were stumped in their investigation, they got lucky after arresting John for shoplifting. |
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This nifty little thriller opens with the arresting image of a nebbishy accountant being dangled over the side of a bridge. |
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In this arresting poem, she describes treeing a raccoon at night and capturing it on film. |
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The intentionally boxy, stilted animation is arresting at first, until one is distracted by the content of the show itself. |
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He was grabbed from the arresting officer by a gang of masked men who tied a rope around his neck and hanged him. |
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One of the most arresting images in this exhibition is the stricken face of a young woman. |
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Would the advocates back off if police brought vagrant lawbreakers to shelters instead of arresting them? |
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Do you really think that while they're arresting heretics is the best time to be having trade with fortune tellers and soothsayers? |
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The latest elections should go some way toward arresting a hitherto dangerous game of brinksmanship. |
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It is a lively hybrid of Britpop and Indie Rock that contains many arresting tunes. |
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Add to this a splash of bright colour and the result is nothing short of arresting. |
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The court heard that Bruin was in the process of arresting O'Neil when he pulled out a knife and stabbed him in the abdomen. |
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It's an arresting beginning, and one that regrettably proves to be a false alarm. |
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The refurbished zinc roof forms an arresting contrast with the cream tiled and rendered walls of the main building. |
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This poem is an arresting comment on the similar experiences of oppression suffered by Maori and by American Indians. |
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On his election as prime minister, Aznar engaged a policy of repression towards ETA, arresting its leaders and main supporters. |
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But arresting lawbreakers and bringing them to trial in Australian courts is one thing. |
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In Danbury, Conn., the Mayor has called for the state police to begin arresting illegal aliens. |
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Some resisted and Cromwell himself attacked them, arresting three and executing one. |
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The cadenza's fugal opening was arresting, followed by Beethovenian drama and power. |
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The arresting officer took the appellant to a mobile police cube van for breath tests. |
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Most composers from Bach on play the double game of creating arresting individual variations and a rhetorically dramatic whole. |
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His aphoristic, rhetorical style, lends itself to statements that sound arresting but often mean very little. |
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Combined with a fetching ensemble of white leather belts and straps, the effect is arresting. |
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Third, if police insist on arresting or detaining you, let them know that you wish to contact your lawyer and do so immediately. |
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This week, they impounded an east European ship, arresting its 22-man crew, 18 of whom were Russians. |
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The arresting officer was obliged to carry or drag her to his police cruiser and a female colleague was dispatched to the scene to assist him. |
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Good to see that Australia has succeeded after a long chase in arresting another ship poaching in its fisheries. |
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Nor has it commenced legal proceedings in England to secure its underlying claim by arresting a ship here or to enforce the arbitration award. |
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Mercury's effectiveness in arresting the progress of syphilis is debatable, but clearly it had terrible side effects. |
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As yet there is no proven means of arresting the disease's progress, let alone curing it. |
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The rest appears as heat, which, above a certain temperature, risks killing the yeast and therefore arresting the fermentation process. |
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Chunhyang is never anything less than stunning, with vibrant colors and dynamic compositions consistently arresting our attention. |
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The most arresting display we have seen on our footslog around the footstreets belongs to the festively titled Snow Home on Gillygate. |
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There was a week left in the season, and football is arresting the city's attention in the way Richardson always wished it would. |
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Yes, it's a sensational, arresting number, which may soon pass into general circulation. |
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This was enforced by interrupting transmissions and even arresting and court-martialing reporters. |
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Nicole Kidman is similarly dominant in Birth, a controversial, arresting film by British director Jonathan Glazer. |
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It is a pity that there exists no serious biography of Archibald Wavell, an intriguing and arresting figure. |
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The rest of us are aware how low the chances are of actually arresting and convicting anyone for an offence in the first place. |
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However, it certainly is an arresting spectacle, and the skills and daring of the cast and director can't be faulted. |
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Critics have already compared this film to the work of Terrence Malick with its slow-motion, visually arresting style. |
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It was a remarkably arresting photograph, and I decided to pick up the record on the spot. |
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More persons know Alkazi by his awesome reputation than by his arresting theatre productions. |
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Seeing this familiar image of Christ overlooking the Final Judgment rendered in such an unusual manner has an arresting effect on the viewer. |
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Despite his evident disdain for her, he still seemed uncomfortable arresting a woman who had been his friend and colleague for many years. |
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It has been reported that he was wearing a rucksack when arrested and that that was thrown out of the window by the arresting officers. |
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There has been a very huge difference between actually arresting someone and detaining him for questioning. |
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I think you'd rather put it to the arresting authorities or those who are responsible for prosecution. |
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Evans was jailed for 21 hours, but she was surprised to discover that her arresting officer agreed with her opposition to the war in Iraq. |
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The melodies could sometimes be stronger, but King's lyrics and delivery convey an arresting spectrum of ambivalent emotions. |
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The record proved that the arresting officers never attempted clarification. |
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When they were arrested in Indiana, the murderers surrendered meekly after taking one look at the arresting officer. |
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After creating a disturbance in the Shopping Center, two desperados were retrieved from the jungle by arresting officers. |
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A federal judge dismissed the charges because the arresting officers had violated the act by receiving the Army's help. |
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Police raided the headquarters of a group co-ordinating the protests, arresting dozens of activists and confiscating equipment. |
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The promptness of the administration when it comes to demolishing our houses and arresting us is admirable. |
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If the arresting officer or the defendant doesn't appear in court, a judge typically dismisses the charges. |
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It makes for an arresting and accomplished film with some truly outstanding acting along the way. |
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I was in graduate school by then and knew the arresting officer because we'd gone to high school together. |
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In addition, defense attorneys need to be informed when an arresting officer is suspected of misconduct. |
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The air vehicle can land on a regular runway, grassy strip or highway using arresting cables. |
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The BMW was about to be placed on a low-loader and the officers were in the process of arresting the suspect. |
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Stacey later told police he had no recollection of how he came by the injury and he could not believe their audacity in arresting him. |
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Overall, then, perhaps more intriguing than arresting, but an evening well spent all the same. |
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The best of his scoreless period is a 1964 Cold War thriller and one of the most arresting films of any era. |
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Immigration police last week busted an international drug ring operating out of Naklua, arresting five people, two Thais and three Malaysians. |
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The opening line is humorous, touching,and declamatory at one and the same time, its pentameter rhythm sedate and arresting. |
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Somehow, one can't help feeling that the vengeful Old Testament theatrics employed by him were, if less sophisticated, rather more arresting. |
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It would be like a citizen's arrest, except instead of arresting them, I would just fire them. |
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If somebody tells me that they're on the verge of arresting me, my response would be, I haven't done anything to be arrested for, not, they don't have anything on me. |
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Federal officials spent Wednesday arresting members of the Boyle Heights-based street gang which has strong ties to La Eme. |
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The Bees Laline Paull This arresting debut novel is a daring dystopian story set in a beehive. |
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Even good, arresting visual art is transformed by the gaze of a potential consumer. |
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The arresting officer follows a hunch and calls in a canine search unit that happens to be in the area. |
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Yet the police have decided to act questionably in arresting peaceful protestors who only want to save the trees and find innovative ways to manage the city's traffic. |
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Taxidermy also put Damien Hirst on the map, and Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan is famous for his arresting taxidermy horses. |
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A dispatcher relayed instructions from a eureka detective to the arresting deputies. |
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The Justice Department has already chipped away at more than 20 years of privacy standards by arresting AIDS and cancer patients who use medical marijuana. |
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Given the factual circumstances, Mr Maguire's submission that the respondents acted unlawfully in arresting him for breach of the peace is not accepted. |
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The children performed skits during rush hours at the concourse of the eastern entry of the railway station arresting the attention of the travelling public and visitors. |
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The book's sad and enigmatic title appears under an arresting cover photograph of a Yolngu warrior, Witiyana Arika, playing the traditional clapsticks. |
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Thankfully, CQ2 is more than anything a showcase for Furey, who is an arresting screen presence, an unusual beauty, and a more than capable dancer. |
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My arresting officer joked and chatted with the women alongside me. |
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When the Wagners were left alone in the police cruiser, a tape recording released by the police indicates that they schemed to murder the arresting police officers. |
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He told the arresting officers that he had fired in self-defense. |
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A cop on the other side of the room tells the arresting officer that there's a help desk number tacked up underneath the memos on the booking area bulletin board. |
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Next, the arresting officers must notify the district attorney's office that they have a suspect ready to be entered into the criminal justice system. |
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When she didn't receive a satisfactory response, she sued her arresting officer and the city of Lago Vista, claiming her Fourth Amendment rights had been violated. |
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Initially, most thought that having a false name and no identification would make it more difficult for the arresting authority to prove that they were Arab. |
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Perhaps she was a naive innocent who showed instant remorse and and he was an evil seducer who accused the arresting officer of being a sexless fascist meathead. |
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In one of the most arresting scenes in the film we see Szpilman miming the piano with his hands hovering over the keys in order to not make a sound and be detected. |
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Thus, before a military tribunal, a known terrorist could not walk because of a legal technicality, such as the arresting officer's failure to give him a Miranda warning. |
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While the fight may not be as visually arresting as, say, a shrewdness of apes stampeding across San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge, it will certainly do. |
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But if Gray is a great political writer who can condense power struggles into arresting and superficially simplistic formulas, he is a remarkably unpolitical character too. |
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The jury decided that Fraser had assaulted one of them by forcing him to the ground, handcuffing him and wrongfully arresting him for breach of the peace. |
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My pilot finally figured out that the arresting gear was for overruns only, so we decided to skip the arrested landing and concentrate on finding the runway. |
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The widow of a North Yorkshire policeman killed in a road accident proudly received a commendation for her husband's bravery in arresting an armed burglar. |
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Produce production can be instrumental in arresting the decline in the number of farms in some rural areas, as well as in providing an alternative to tobacco production. |
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Some flightline projects include construction of aircraft arresting systems, airfield lighting, a control tower, radar approach control and squadron operations systems. |
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The U.S. charged three Eastern European men with running an international cybertheft ring, arresting them in their native countries with the help of police there. |
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And then pulling people in for interviews, arresting certain people, offering certain deals for certain people at a low level to rat out somebody at a higher level. |
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The arresting features of the building as visitors arrive are the new entrance, a new grand stairwell and the development of a central atrium with skylight. |
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There's no point in arresting that pusher who hangs out in the schoolyard. |
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His double life came to an abrupt end on Wednesday when arresting officers armed with a Greek extradition warrant strolled across the road to the hotel. |
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The Baghdad government in a statement denied that they were involved in killing or arresting emos. |
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The only armed men Gross shows us in action are arresting demonstrators at European antimilitary protests. |
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The result is an arresting, animated building-as-billboard that both affirms and dramatises its function on the edge of the expressway. |
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Over a decade earlier, drag queens in Los Angeles had fought back against overzealous cops arresting their friends at Cooper's Donuts. |
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There are arresting passages, like Marguerite's encounter with 100 mounted archers from the late King's guard on the road to Douay. |
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There will be no way of arresting a schism with such Pharisaic intransigence rampant. |
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The aircraft touched down with 173 knots groundspeed, and we uneventfully rolled into the short-field arresting gear. |
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Occupying a parallel universe are the seven adorable Dwowns, a septet of moppets in big ears, arresting clown garb and multicolored fright wigs. |
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Still later, I transitioned to the F-15, adding much more powerful afterburning engines and cable arresting into the equation. |
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The OLF arresting gear had been permanently disestablished in an effort to save money. |
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Even good, arresting visual art is transformed by its context. |
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One of the most arresting chapters concerns the Vestiarian Controversy of the mid-sixteenth century. |
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Stratford claimed that Edward had violated the laws of the land by arresting royal officers. |
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The first time they played in Amsterdam, the Dutch police were close to arresting the soundman due to the sound system reaching illegal volumes. |
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Other specialized cores reduce the shock from arresting a fall when used as a part of a personal or group safety system. |
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Its tonic influence is peculiarly efficacious in arresting too excessive menstruation and lochia, when associated with laxity and depression. |
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Together with the landing aircraft's arresting hook, it is used in situations where the aircraft's brakes would be insufficient by themselves. |
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Treatment options include administering intravenous fluids, arresting CSF leakage, and performing early cranioplasty. |
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Police officers and prosecutors were forced to spend sizeable proportions of their capacity on arresting and prosecuting faredodgers. |
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This organisation was tasked with locating and arresting communists and other political opponents. |
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Planned risings in Wales, Devon and Cornwall were forestalled by the government arresting the local Jacobites. |
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Waris, who was born in Punjab, sports a turban in the arresting ads. |
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Human rights groups have regularly accused the government of arresting activists, journalists and bloggers to stamp out dissent among some religious communities. |
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I'm arresting you for murdering my car, you dykedigging tosspots. |
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Security forces have fought back in the east, using force to disperse protests in the cities of Dnipropetrovsk, Cherkasy and Sumy and arresting dozens of protesters. |
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The new tailhook has a different shape to better catch arresting wires. |
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The quarter guard and other sepoys present, with the single exception of a soldier called Shaikh Paltu, drew back from restraining or arresting Mangal Pandey. |
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Critics, however, claimed that he had suspended the constitution and was responsible for human rights violations by arresting and detaining opponents. |
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Five weeks after Priestley left, William Pitt's administration began arresting radicals for seditious libel, resulting in the famous 1794 Treason Trials. |
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However, as the British socialist movement grew it faced increased opposition from the establishment, with police frequently arresting and intimidating activists. |
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