Word: disrupt
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...home for the past 20 years, as well as catching wind of his wife’s upcoming nuptials, Royal decides to reconcile with his family by feigning his impending death. With his manservant Pagoda (Kumar Pallana) at his side, he proceeds to wreak the necessary havoc to disrupt his family’s otherwise ignoble states...
...Blair instead packed the House with new Lords who will be sympathetic to his ideologies, some of whom would serve lengthy 15-year terms. Now that the Chamber has gathered support nationally, and is continuing to stand up to the powerful and popular Labour government, it is determined to disrupt Blair’s proposed reforms...
...protesters hope to disrupt these future shipments, by blockading roads, sabotaging rails or making the whole process so costly that the government calls them off. During a protest in March, when 10,000 demonstrators turned out, the government spent $22.5 million to provide police protection for the train...
...could not agree with him more. Al Qaeda does intend to bomb civilians. Al Qaeda does intend to make war on Christians and Jews. The Taliban does intend to continue to protect those who carry out these acts, and the Taliban does intend to continue to disrupt the United Nations’ humanitarian relief efforts by commandeering their equipment and offices, allowing millions to starve...
...can’t take away the terrorists’ motives or opportunities, we still can deprive them of the means. We can disrupt their organizations and cut off their access to cash or weapons-grade anthrax. And to do this, as the U.S. is slowly recognizing, we need other nations to act on our behalf. Our intelligence services are forced to share sensitive information with “allies” such as Egypt and Saudi Arabia. We may soon see effective controls on international money laundering. And President George W. Bush has reversed his campaign positions to support...