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Hamas responded by firing a wave of rockets into Israel.

Hamas responded by firing a wave of rockets into southern Israel, although no one was injured.

As the general manager of the Chicago Cubs, he fired a wave of employees, fought for lights at Wrigley Field and built the team into a division champion.

You might believe that little of substance has changed for big tech's data-hungry smooth operators since then — beyond firing out a wave of privacy policy update spam, and putting up a fresh cluster of consent pop-ups that are just as aggressively keen for your data.

His primal systems fire a wave of fear through him, the adrenaline trying to get through him like water poured on ice; and the fin folds, disappears.

The House briefing capped a chaotic week on Capitol Hill, as lawmakers continued to grapple with Comey's firing and a wave of new reports about President Trump's behavior and the federal probe of possible collusion between his associates and the Russian government.

After a volley of fire and a wave of Mexican bayonets, the few remaining Texians in this group fell back towards the church.

But last year the University of Hawaii's Board of Regents fired him under a wave of criticism, then negotiated a departure settlement worth about $4 million.

We hypothesize that the neuronal firing changes observed are due to burst firing followed by a wave of recurrent inhibition responsible for the suppression.

While their superstar recruit wasn't firing, the Titans resisted a wave of Cowboys pressure and managed to get themselves back into the contest by halftime.

It is three years to the day since Tunisian street vendor Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire and sparked a wave of uprisings throughout the Arab world.