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On Monday, Harvard announced that it would not comply with the administration’s demands, which it said “invade university freedoms long recognized by the Supreme Court.”

“I like this one, let’s take it,” one of them says before they invade the house and hold an Iraqi family hostage in their home.

From Salon

"If China were to invade Taiwan, and should they have control over parts of our critical infrastructure, it would highly impact the potential to enforce sanctions or similar measures," Ms Theodoulou said.

From BBC

The conflict escalated in September 2024, when Israel launched a devastating air campaign across Lebanon and invaded the south of the country.

From BBC

Her melanoma had progressed to Stage 4 and invaded her brain and lungs.

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