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Shooting was heard as the attack was launched shortly after daybreak, but there was no immediate word on casualties.

There will be a countless number of Assyrian casualties, dead bodies without count. People are stumbling over dead people all over the city.

prof thru said he would not collaborate on a military attack vehicle , but would help to build one that helped to rescue casualties.

We do not know whether the helicopter is crashed by armed elements of fire, but the accident caused by foreign troops casualties.

Myanmar official newspaper of the 14 did not report the matter, but that 12 bombing in Myitkyina, that incident did not cause casualties.

A brave son of Islam should not be used for lower and useless targets. The utmost effort should be made to avoid civilian casualties.

Up to now, no specific reports of casualties, but local media said the crash caused by fear of casualties.

Only a few of them, however, reached populated areas of the United States. The only casualties were a woman and five children in Oregon.

Moreover, the mission had gone smoothly with no casualties among the team, but Rem was no longer on Garuda.

She also wrote that a "strong stench of dead bodies was in the air, " but there was no information on the number of casualties.

IN THE Hokkaido town of Yubari, the general hospital was one of the earliest casualties of the municipality's bankruptcy.

No one appeared to have been in the building, a policeman on the scene said, adding he had no immediate knowledge of any casualties.

Yet there was no evidence of any casualties, human or dog.

Surrounded and outnumbered, with casualties mounting, Azuma led seventy men in a last ditch attempt to break the enemy encirclement.

Two hours later, the raid ended and hostages were brought out of the church, but it became clear that there had been many casualties.

In this earthquake, although his school north of the overall collapse of the wall, but there was no case of casualties.

As previously reported, it said those efforts appeared to be intended primarily for use in assassinations, not to inflict mass casualties.

And yet the number of casualties in Chile appears to be exponentially smaller, with the official death toll still in the hundreds.

And with more boots on the ground, he would have been less reliant on air power, with its inevitable risk of big civilian casualties.

But he said officials were still trying to determine the number of casualties.

But like soldiers anywhere, what they do not like are mortar attacks where the bombs hit closer to the front line and cause more casualties.

Police say most of the casualties appeared to be Pakistani police and private security guards posted outside of the compounds.

In doing so, they will no doubt make lots of money, but there will be at least two fundamental casualties in their wake.

He may have won the Battle of the Browser but he would start to see major casualties in the Internet War.

'The number of casualties, ' he said in an unsteady voice, 'will be more than any of us can bear.

Maj-Gen Khattya was one of a number of casualties reported by hospital officials following an explosion and gunfire earlier in the evening.

"Of course it was entirely inevitable if artillery shells landed in that area there would be a high number of casualties, " he said.

In defence of her homeland, China would have the capacity to sustain casualties far beyond that of the US.

Civilian casualties resulting from NATO operations have been a major source of tension between President Karzai and members of the alliance.

Fortunately, the Dark Lord had ordered Bellatrix to go with her; and Bella inflicted numerous casualties on our enemies.

Due to its participation in underwriting subprime loans, Bear Stearns was one of the first casualties of the current financial crisis.

The U. S. on Sunday identified one of the casualties as an American who died of wounds suffered from a bomb attack.

During the first ten weeks of the invasion, the Germans pushed the front eastward, and the Russians suffered more than a million casualties.

there may have been a weapons system failure which may have caused a number of civilian casualties.

On Sunday, U. N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said he deplores the violence and is saddened by the casualties.

Since the New Year, Ghana continued to cause significant casualties in the accident, has killed more than 50 people dead.

The networking company Novell, which Schmidt once ran, could have been one of these casualties.

But now that Western and Arab armed forces are trying to protect civilians and rebels, casualties are unacceptable.

Ssangyong is one of South Korea's first big casualties of the global crisis that has led to a slump in demand for cars.

Day morning, Oise, Calais and Aisne multiple dozens of highway accident occurred, but fortunately did not cause significant casualties.

Some people question the official did not accurately report the number of casualties to the community.

I took the tannery off the list because it had no military value to al Qaeda and I wanted to minimize civilian casualties.

The helicopter downing caused the largest number of U. S. casualties of any single incident in a decade of war.

Dead pigeons and a dead dog lay on the ground but there had been no mention at that point of any civilian casualties.

There was no immediate official confirmation about the number of casualties or the status of the gunman.

The exact number of victims of the disaster is still unknown, however Japanese media report that casualties will be over a thousand.

Srivastava said India Air was investigating the crash and trying to confirm casualties.

The civilian casualties that are the inevitable consequence of conducting a war from the air are, in turn, damaging the war effort.

There was no immediate word on casualties, and heavy cloud cover was hindering a joint Afghan and NATO search effort.

Given that artillery fire is said to be accurate with a 250m-margin for error, this may explain some of the casualties.

He also said there was no intelligence coalition air strikes resulting in civilian casualties.

There was no report of civilian casualties or damage to civilian property, according to a USAF statement.

The president does not need to read a leaked document on the internet to day to be shocked [by civilians casualties] . . .

But the protests and the casualties might have been avoided if credible peace negotiations were under way.

Clinton said the Obama administration deeply regrets the civilian casualties.

Soviet counterattacks and artillery barrages rained down on the Totenkopf Division well into the night, inflicting heavy casualties.

There were no casualties, said the rebel leadership, which swiftly blamed it on 'sleeper cells' tied to Col. Gadhafi.

It is one of the first casualties when systems are computerized, and its absence is a key contributor to the inhumanity of digital systems.

That figure is inconceivably higher than today's war casualties, at least as they affect British troops.

Although Yushu is a sparsely-populated region, experts said the quake is very likely to cause "heavy" casualties.

The United States urged Israel to avoid civilian casualties, and said Hamas must stop firing rockets into Israel.

It's therefore intriguing that Afghan's poorest provinces are not necessarily the bloodiest, at least as measured by foreign casualties.

The Darfield earthquake in September 2010 caused no casualties, even though it had a higher magnitude.

In a lean 85 minutes, Mr Mamet maps the minefield of any conversation about race, and this play is not without casualties.

The fighting is concentrated in forests and some pockets of the Kokang area, and Lwin said he had no news of civilian casualties.

In situations where the number of casualties is greater than the help available, do not waste time. Use your resources wisely.

A pro-rebel website said the Sri Lankan army had suffered its heavy casualties during intense fighting.

when nations are able to inflict tens of millions of casualties in a matter of hours , peace has become a moral imperative.

That defeat was, in part, fueled by anger over the lack of progress in the war in Iraq, and the rising number of troop casualties.

Casualties from the storm were far lower than anticipated, but the financial cost of the hurricane is expected to be high.

In the end, the quake did not create a dangerous tsunami, there was little damage, and few casualties.

Other up and coming robots like the Battlefield Extraction Assist Robot (BEAR), can do many jobs, even retrieving casualties.

General McChrystal noted as much in January, when he issued a new directive to avoid needless casualties and heavy-handed intrusions.

The war soon ended in a Russian defeat, with hundreds of thousands of military and civilian casualties.

The pre-modern structures were utterly unable to withstand a quake of such force, and massive landslides contributed to the casualties.

"These cameras play a key role in the continuing drive to reduce road collisions and casualties, " she said.

Meanwhile, there was a bombing in a vegetable market in Baghdad's mainly Shi'ite district of Sadr City, with dozens of casualties.

Earthquake did not issue a tsunami warning, and no casualties were reported.

During Wednesday's news conference with the U. N. secretary-general, Mr. Karzai again called for an end to civilian casualties.

U. S. popular support for the war has fallen over the years, as casualties mounted and no clear victory appeared in sight.

BAGHDAD, Iraq - A helicopter with a crew of two crashed north of Baghdad Monday, the military said. No casualties were immediately reported.

There was a bomb attack yesterday at a school near Alger, the capital city of Algeria, causing heavy casualties. Could you comment?

Look, airports have been struck by quakes, if maybe not tsunamis, many times in the past, and I am unaware of any onboard casualties.

If there were more humans ascending and releasing their karma for consumption of the sea, the casualties would be far less.

Clinton said it is a "tragic fact" that some civilian casualties are unavoidable in a conflict like the one in Afghanistan.

Among the casualties of Mr Ryan's axe would be Mr Obama's health reforms, aimed at helping the uninsured get health cover.

There were no other casualties and China National Petroleum Corp, which owned the pipelines, said it has stopped oil flowing into the sea.

Video phone images coming out of Syria show many confrontations in which live ammunition was used, sometimes resulting in casualties.

In high-energy casualties, however, the distance to the inner hull is not sufficient and the inner compartment is penetrated as well.

This powerful, as if the rocket-like now, Cao Cao's army heavy casualties.

An earthquake measuring 5. 4 on the Richter scale rattled West Sumatra province on Thursday but there was no immediate report of casualties.

There was no fighting and consequently no casualties.

Earthquake is one of the most serious disasters, which causes casualties, economic damage and social turbulence.

There were no reported casualties but the front of the building had collapsed.

As casualties mount on both sides, 2009 is shaping up to be the deadliest year yet for coalition troops - twice as deadly as 2008.

A massive earthquake hit Haiti a few days ago and has inflicted heavy casualties and property losses.

It was unclear if any of the attacks resulted in casualties, but one activist suggested opponents of the regime would step up such activity.

It was the worst year by far for coalition casualties in the war in Afghanistan.

I attended several medical military schools and trained to be an independent duty technician, treating casualties from the Korean war.

Libyan state media said the strikes caused casualties in Tripoli.

Ahad said foreign forces had caused resentment among the local population by causing civilian casualties and by conducting house searches.

In most cases, these take place in remote places and the security forces suffer no casualties.

Coalfield fires resulted from coal spontaneous combustion has already become one of the major casualties of coal production.

The highest casualties reported were in Duma, a suburb of Damascus, where a woman and a 16-year-old were named among those who died.

Though they did not result in mass casualties, all wrought worldwide fear.

Likely targets would be military bases, but no one expects an artillery barrage from the North to avoid civilian casualties.

Look at how long LBJ and Nixon refused to admit the truth even at the cost of tens of thousands of American and Vietnamese casualties.

Earthquake, a kind of unpredictable natural disaster, is one of the greatest disaster which causing casualties.

Whitman said he had no reports of casualties.

Finally, coalition casualties are perhaps not the best measure of the violence ordinary Afghans suffer.

But the real casualties may be homeowners, who often took out risky loans they could barely afford or did not understand.

Only the fact that the epicenter was not near a densely populated area prevented far greater casualties.

Medical helicopters circled overhead and landed, indicating possible early casualties among the Marines.

Unlike, say, in the war in Afghanistan, there is no investigation of civilian casualties, and no compensation paid.

The enemy forces suffered heavy casualties by their own admission.

Heavy Israeli casualties could undermine what has so far been overwhelming public support for the operation.

Likely casualties of ocean acidification are the marine plants and animals that use carbonate to form hard shells or other structures.

There was more casualties than was reported.

Guerrilla warfare is no obvious solution, particularly given the very strong tendency toward immense casualties among one's own people.

My grandmather died suddenly and didn't suffer. ? The enemy forces suffered heavy casualties.

Since the incident, located near the embassy, so the casualties were mostly foreigners.

Unfortunately, human relationships are often the casualties of this mental exhaustion.

By the time he returned home, he and the young bride were like strangers: typical casualties of the war.

In fact, local news itself, thought to be one of the world wide web's first casualties, is showing signs of life.

In a brief dispatch, China's official Xinhua news agency said it was unclear if there were any casualties from the fire.

Americans have known the casualties of war - but not at the center of a great city on a peaceful morning.

Eyewitnesses say that Saturday's bomb attack struck a local market and that the casualties include many women and children.

There would be casualties, but the net outcome might be much better.

At a meeting in Brussels, they said they were appalled by the high number of civilian casualties in the fighting.

Though the casualties at the front are really frightful!

Eisenhower and Montgomery arrived on board of a destroyer at the Omaha beachhead that caused heavy casualties to the Allies.

Maintain contact with casualties inside who can be seen or heard but who cannot be moved immediately.

War is (or should be) a matter of national survival, of accepting casualties and the infliction of suffering to avoid annihilation.

The U. S. military says Taliban militants often pressure villagers into claiming civilian casualties after air strikes.

They were the latest in a growing number of civilian casualties in Israel's bombing campaign.

You are a doctor. You are obviously trained to see blood to see casualties in dead.

Pressure his middle tiberium field, as much as possible while avoiding casualties. No middle green equals loss in the long term.

In any war, so-called "innocents" are inevitably killed and maimed and the larger the war, the larger the number of "innocent" casualties.

The number of casualties is not clear at the moment.

The North said its enemies are "now working hard to dramatize 'civilian casualties' as part of its propaganda campaign. "

Officials in both places said they were spared the worst of the storm, however, and no (casualties) were reported immediately.

The first step was to determine a working ratio between anticipated casualties and future needs for whole blood.

There have been heavy casualties in a Syrian army attack against the city of Homs. More than 50 people have been documented as killed.

The most obvious casualties of the Arab awakening, so far, have been heads of state.

My men reached the rendezvous point with no casualties, but only half of the other group arrived, and Johnny was not among them.

After it detonated, causing no casualties but demonstrating the power of explosives, he boarded a train back to New York.

Among the casualties were women, children and two policemen, according to the public-health director for the province.

The border dispute between the two countries resulted in thousands of casualties.

It will take much more support, and perhaps quite a few casualties, to secure the south.

Since October 1, at least six people have been killed in attacks on supply vehicles -- in addition to the latest casualties.

The explosion on Monday sent flames into the sky, but there were no immediate reports of casualties.

He says he expects heavy fighting to continue for the next few months with more American and Iraqi casualties.

What they had done, I was told, was to tell their fighters to avoid civilian casualties.

They also cited concerns about people and dangerous materials being too close to the tracks, increasing the risk of casualties.

This week five soldiers killed by an Afghan policeman added to the country's heavy casualties.

Delta Airlines were to fly international and domestic flights two aircraft on the runway at the airport 14 rub, causing no casualties.

One of the earliest casualties of the invasion was Solo's oldest friend, his beloved Wookiee co-pilot Chewbacca.

He had his exec double-check with Jean to make sure the sick bay would be ready for casualties, and got back an answer that rattled him.

There were no immediate reports of any casualties or damage to properties.

In spite of that, the sheer number of new arrivals suggests there will be many casualties.

Both parts suffered from great casualties during the continuance of the war.

Yet the number of reported casualties from landmine explosions was eleven percent higher than in two thousand four.

But no militant casualties were seen Monday by an Associated Press reporter at Shifa Hospital, the Gaza Strip's largest.

Gen McChrystal's counter-insurgency strategy no doubt reaped dividends such as reducing casualties and winning hearts and minds.

We've had enough civilian casualties the past week. Protect the townsfolk until Navy transports arrive. At least 2 townsfolk must survive.

This tactic almost always ended with the sniper being killed but caused heavy casualties among the allies.

And China Investment Corporation was among the casualties when JC Flowers' investment in Germany went bad.

Eric Fosse, a Norwegian doctor there, said Hamas fighters were a small minority of the casualties brought in.

In its report to the UN, the IDF said steps would be taken in future to avoid civilian casualties.

The accident caused no casualties, aircraft engine malfunction has not been identified.

After the earthquake, the system can quickly evaluate economic loss and casualties and help government to resume salvation work.

Hospital emergency departments, having been notified of the explosions, quickly prepared for the arrival of casualties.

That too they have sophisticated weaponry and one can imagine the casualties that'll arise out of such brutal attacks!

The retreat to a new level of risk was never going to be orderly or free of casualties. Neither should it be.

April 10, "Red Shirts" at the meeting point of conflict with the police, causing serious casualties.

According to news reports, Phet flooded Oman's capital city, Masqat, but had not caused any casualties as of June 4.

I was one of the first casualties under the new regime.

And the London Ambulance Service said there were no reports of any casualties.

The exterminators are on the front lines of the bedbug battles, and they have seen the casualties: romance.

Close watch must be conducted on possible aftershocks to avoid new casualties, and anti-epidemic work must be stepped up.

They fear the poor will be the main casualties and feel that Obama caved in to the Tea Party Republicans.

Because both kinds of war produced massive civilian casualties, war has been a subject for humanists as well as generals.

Secretary Powell said hundreds of U. S. citizens remain unaccounted for, though they are not necessarily among the casualties.

Fire broke out in a storage tank after an explosion inGaoqiao oil refinery, according to local media, no casualties were reported.

The Metropolitan museum recently announced it was laying off 10% of its staff, though in this case the casualties are all human.

The men in that room, almost without exception, were casualties of the end of the manufacturing era.

"If they go all out against the Wa it will be very bloody, with big casualties on both sides, " said Lintner.

Casualties continue to mount over the long years I've struggled.

It was not clear whether tourists were among the casualties.

He told a teleconference aimed to improve production safety that the number of accidents and casualties had fallen this year.

Man' s factor causes most of electric power system accident, equipment failure and casualties. So staff's qualities must be improved.

Of course quite a lot of them were killed, but if they'd attack all at once the casualties would have been even heavier.

They do not have enough beds in emergency admissions or intensive care nor operating theatres to cope with the volume of casualties.

The initial assault resulted in very high casualties for the Russians and an almost complete breakdown of morale in the Russian forces.

No doubt more casualties will follow.

One of the casualties was the famous Tatar commander Tuhaj-bej.

There have been no immediate reports of damage or casualties, but local residents say the first tremor was felt throughout the island.

January 29 evening, a passenger train and a freight train in Saxony - Anhalt Oschersleben collided, causing dozens of casualties.

This proved to be a grave mistake, costing the country numerous unnecessary casualties and some humiliating defeats.

Chen said no casualties had been reported , but some houses collapsed and landslides occurred .

Considering all of the recession's other casualties, there may not be much compassion left over for inconvenienced politicians.

Among the casualties of modern life blamed on unrealistic expectations is marriage.

In Iraq and Afghanistan America's ground forces have done the heavy work, taking well over 90% of the nation's casualties in the process.

US officials confirmed the attack around the embassy. "There are no casualties at this time among embassy personnel, " said a spokeswoman.

Taxes remain low, while the casualties are moderate enough not to be greatly felt, particularly by the urban elite.

With the passage of time, the number of casualties will also continue to increase.

The earthquake caused heavy casualties, there are nearly a million deaths, tens of thousands of people at all, countless houses collapsed.

The two parties had engaged in fierce battle for so long that both of them suffered heavy casualties.

One of the first casualties of the fading global recovery: pressure for yuan appreciation.

The biggest casualties are pension funds, local authorities and numerous companies ranging from an airline to a nickel producer.

HaiYuan earthquake in the region, a number of large-scale earthquake induced landslides, causing heavy casualties and huge property losses.

Georgia Department of Defense confirmed the news of the explosion, but no further casualties specified.

Political analyst Nasser Arrabyee says as regrettable as the civilian casualties have been, the strikes have also served their purpose.

The latest casualties mean that 92 British troops have been killed in Afghanistan so far this year.

But the carrier is not liability for the casualties arising entirely from health reasons on the part of passengers.

Some houses collapsed in the earthquake, but so far no concrete casualties reported.

The serious consequences of traffic accidents: the property damage, casualties, and to the families of the accident caused serious injury.

The Tibetan plateau is regularly shaken by earthquakes, though casualties are usually minimal because so few people live there.

Casualties are reported on both sides, including Israeli soldiers, Hamas fighters and Palestinian civilians, including children.

Most residents have been evacuated from the area, and there were no immediate reports of casualties from the latest blast.

Reports of casualties during an attempted Algerian military rescue have not been independently verified.

Within the past two months, there have been several border skirmishes between their armies with some casualties reported on either side.

The city of Suez, where the toll of casualties was particularly high, fell entirely into the hands of protesters.

While some executives reject this as a worst-case scenario, China's regulatory thicket has already claimed casualties.

In public, Pakistan despairs over its trampled sovereignty, and worries about a popular fallout with each report of civilian casualties.

Sterling has joined the dollar as one of the biggest casualties of the credit crisis.

A local official says relevant departments are checking whether the quake caused any casualties or property losses.

The Red Army suffered terrible casualties throughout the war.

Vitaly Churkin , Russia's UN envoy, raised alarm at the growing number of civilian casualties in the Libyan conflict.

On high streets and in shopping centres across the country once proud stores are being hollowed out, casualties of Britain's retail slump.

Details are emerging about an hours-long intense battle in western Afghanistan that has resulted in significant casualties for the Taliban.

One of United's main casualties from the midweek derby is in contention to face Aston Villa this weekend.

Numbers of reported casualties are often less than half of the real number.

The Tibetan plateau is regularly shaken by earthquakes, but casualties are usually minimal because so few people live there.

The local government is to carry out the rescue, casualties unknown.

Queries about civilian casualties during the bombing raid were stonewalled by government officials .

Substantial numbers of casualties have been received in local hospitals. The figures are hard to verify.

Eyewitnesses and guesswork. Government relief workers and agents from NGOs assess stricken neighborhoods for casualties.

After his platoon suffered heavy casualties and 3 other noncommissioned officers had become casualties, Cpl. York assumed command.

The ensuing civil conflict would probably cause "massive civilian casualties" and perhaps prompt neighbouring states to intervene.

And he again expressed China's grief over the casualties in the artillery exchange on Tuesday.

Civilian casualties rose even after Mullah Omar, the Taliban's spiritual leader, ordered insurgents to avoid killing bystanders.

If the accident happened, we would be more than most serious incidents, causing casualties and property losses.

An apartment building in Xinzhou district, Wuhan, collapsed Friday night with no casualties reported, local media reported.

But while the military releases daily updates for soldier and Taliban casualties, it has not released such figures for civilians.

Whatever the true numbers, other casualties may be counted in the disaster and the nature of its clumsy handling afterwards.

There were no immediate reports of casualties as rescue workers rushed to the thickly-wooded hillside where the plane came down.

Gunmen posing as soldiers, near the military vehicle convoy opened fire, causing casualties.

Even as the Americans' casualties rise, they are expected to ingratiate themselves somehow with the xenophobic locals.

Despite the idyllic surroundings, life in these high valleys is tough. Casualties don't go unnoticed for long.