Meantime, existing investors kept the company afloat, but it takes a lot more than keeping-afloat-money to actually get a product into production.
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Starbucks is banking on its mobile customers to keep afloat.
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It has cashed in a few investments to stay afloat.
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Now, a once thriving industry is struggling to stay afloat.
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"The ship is safely afloat," it said in a statement.
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His audience is large enough to keep him comfortably afloat.
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The uncertain environment will likely keep gold afloat, said Merk.
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That might eliminate the differentiation that's kept struggling SoundCloud afloat.
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A multibillion dollar deal helped the healthcare sector stay afloat.
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That insurance reimbursement also helps keep hospitals afloat, he says.
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You have to do something to keep your head afloat.
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It's unclear whether even that much will keep it afloat.
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State oil company PDVSA is struggling to keep production afloat.
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So during this time, skateboarding was kept afloat by skateboarders.
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Some farmers have had to sell assets to keep afloat.
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Reading spiritual writings that attempted to keep my hope afloat.
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Flag carrier Air India is also struggling to stay afloat.
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Six years later, Still Waters is struggling to stay afloat.
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CNBC's suspects challenges for the tech titans may be afloat.
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Keeping a newspaper afloat in the digital economy is difficult.
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Last year, Citgo borrowed $2.5 billion to keep PDVSA afloat.
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Not cool, but if it keeps the economy afloat, fine.
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The calf was emaciated, lacking enough blubber to stay afloat.
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"Us" is a gossip rag, and CELEBs keep it afloat.
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You stay afloat but don't move from your position much.
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Fundraising to keep our staff afloat went into effect immediately.
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You may need to make similar movements to stay afloat.
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GRETA THUNBERG is currently afloat somewhere on the Atlantic Ocean.
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He hopes to stay afloat this time until the Feb.
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But like many nonprofits, it has struggled to stay afloat.
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This is one SHIP that definitely should be kept afloat.
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Despite his acclaimed artistry, couture alone couldn't keep Lacroix afloat.
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Old nuclear and coal plants seek bailouts to stay afloat.
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But it also might need money just to stay afloat.
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Refusing to go afloat herself, she buys her fish from the boat people living in the harbour, an ethnic subgroup whose generations have come into the world afloat and gone out the same way.
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The European signatories, meanwhile, are desperate to keep the deal afloat.
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That assistance is believed to keep the North Korean economy afloat.
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Paying A-Rod all that money basically keeps the industry afloat.
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And today, a once thriving industry is struggling to stay afloat.
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The White House wants more in exchange for keeping DACA afloat.
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This is a key module needed to keep the station afloat.
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But when you're chugging coffee to stay afloat, you really notice.
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"Saudi Arabia kept the Jordanian economy afloat," says a Western diplomat.
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The elder Reilly survived when the ship's rear half remained afloat.
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Blackstone got its payout; Codere got its loan and stayed afloat.
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One ship sinking quickly, the other staying afloat through two winters.
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WOW needed an emergency injection of capital to keep it afloat.
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And it's going to be hard enough staying afloat in 2018.
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But nostalgia alone won't be enough to keep the brand afloat.
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There's a 3,000mAh battery to keep the phone afloat all day.
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And it then relied on advertising revenue to keep it afloat.
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Increasing prices is the right move for MoviePass to stay afloat.
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The fund giants help keep the stocks of gun makers afloat.
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And Zarra will figure out a way to stay afloat — eventually.
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His mother began working at McDonald's to keep the family afloat.
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Messina's trial is ongoing, and he is struggling to stay afloat.
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He keeps me afloat and gives me a bunch of advice.
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"It's the bare minimum to keep the system afloat," Merling said.
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Roethlisberger entered with a shoulder injury but kept his team afloat.
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Takata has stayed afloat as its air bag liabilities remain unresolved.
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By now, she's kept the brand afloat for over two decades.
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But she said that keeping the festival afloat was a struggle.
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You're just going to hemorrhage money keeping this project afloat personally?
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Many restaurants are switching to takeout to keep their businesses afloat.
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Your tip could help these businesses stay afloat during the crisis.
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In early motherhood, Stack makes clear, Xiao Li keeps her afloat.
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The ship's load had to be lightened to keep it afloat.
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Keeping businesses afloat, though, is vital to ensuring a swift recovery.
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"Now it looks like they're helping to keep Schiller's firm afloat."
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PST to discuss how to stay afloat as a young entrepreneur.
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I have enough familial and financial infrastructure to keep me afloat.
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But it will take more than France to keep Georgieva afloat.
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She spent the next 11 years struggling to keep it afloat.
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But the bundled reeds that kept the craft afloat became waterlogged.
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But these safe havens are often underfunded and struggle to stay afloat.
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Many parks also accepted donations of time and money to stay afloat.
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Keeping Sears afloat was easier for Lampert before it filed for bankruptcy.
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So if they're getting out possessed, how did the Panthers stay afloat?
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Dee Barnes is reaching out for help to keep her financially afloat.
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A restructuring plan to keep Worley & Obetz afloat was rejected by lenders.
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Friendship breakups and feuds are the fuel that keeps reality television afloat.
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Different European countries even requested external financing to keep their institutions afloat.
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Thursday's order will keep the A380 program afloat for the next decade.
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I think it's incredibly, incredibly hard to stay afloat in this business.
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There's a reason DARPA grants are keeping so many robotics companies afloat.
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What do these two new verticals have that can keep them afloat?
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General Motors plants kept it afloat for much of its prosperous history.
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General Motors plants kept it afloat for much of its prosperous history.
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Even Joseph Gordon-Levitt's charm can't keep a struggling media business afloat.
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Libya's foreign reserves, used to keep it afloat, are running perilously low.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer suspects challenges for the tech titans may be afloat.
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You are so busy staying afloat you can't do something like that.
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Combined, they can keep the ailing Venezuelan economy afloat for some time.
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That performance helped keep Begelman afloat, in the short-to-medium run.
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But weʻve been fortunate to stay afloat over the past 10 years.
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Puerto Rico's attempts to stay afloat have lately landed it in court.
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He is their cash cow; the wind that is keeping them afloat.
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That practice has become increasingly untenable as retailers struggle to stay afloat.
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Egypt's economy is being kept afloat in large part by Saudi Arabia.
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MoviePass, the subscription-based movie ticket service, is struggling to stay afloat.
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Emergency funds have also been released for businesses struggling to stay afloat.
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The loans and forgivable provisions could help brewers stay afloat, he said.
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In her 40s and beyond, female executives kept her afloat, she says.
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Failing to keep business afloat in Peter Molyneux's Theme Park gets grim.
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It is paying a million dollars a month to keep them afloat.
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The debate produced a financial windfall that temporarily kept her candidacy afloat.
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But a far bigger problem throughout was keeping his business empire afloat.
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The challenges for keeping the industry afloat in the city are daunting.
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The company is currently dependent on just one customer to stay afloat.
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Also, keeping additional industries open may enable more firms to stay afloat.
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The priority is to keep as many of them afloat as possible.
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It can make the difference between real progress and just staying afloat.
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Groupon failed to stay afloat in the flood of copycats it inspired.
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If not, who is going to keep the Vision Fund's unicorns afloat?
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But when she revealed how she stayed afloat, Corcoran was not impressed.
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The IRS may begin to wonder how your business is staying afloat.
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Thankfully I stayed afloat and continued to make art and stay relevant.
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This has infuriated the IMF, which is keeping the Ukrainian economy afloat.
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No rich parents lurked in the background; we kept one another afloat.
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He kept afloat by doing consultancy work, but others weren't so lucky.
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Local papers have been reduced to joining large conglomerates to stay afloat.
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Jennifer Aniston and Adam Sandler failed to keep "Murder Mystery" (2019) afloat.
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The strong performance in tech and energy sectors kept the market afloat.
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After she was relegated to home, crosswords helped keep my mother afloat.
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So swim to an exit, then inflate your jacket to stay afloat.
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If the rules say you can't keep your casino afloat with an unapproved loan and you respond to that by getting a shady secret unapproved loan to keep your casino afloat, shouldn't you be out of the casino game?
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Footage has surfaced showing ants swarming together to stay afloat in the waters.
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"We are trying to do our best to keep Aluminij afloat," said Dzindic.
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"It was great to move toward the future and stay afloat," Alston said.
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He struggled to stay afloat and stopped coming up for air, police said.
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The political turmoil is affecting foreign direct investment which keeps the economy afloat.
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After she married, she was still the one who kept us all afloat.
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Part-time work at restaurants kept me afloat as I finished my degree.
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I can barely stay afloat in water, let alone doggy-paddle or swim.
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In fact, the government continues to support coal projects to keep them afloat.
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"Fallen London was barely keeping us afloat," explains Failbetter communications director Hannah Flynn.
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Not even The Rock and Zac Efron's washboard abs could keep Baywatch afloat.
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Wall Street is depending on strong consumer spending to help keep stocks afloat.
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And presumably, a fairly high number of raging alcoholics keeping them all afloat.
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James Forten, the wealthy black Philadelphia sailmaker, kept Garrison afloat at critical moments.
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The weird '80s synths that keep the music afloat explode in the chorus.
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Facebook, his supreme breadwinner, made enough money to keep a small country afloat.
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To stay afloat, some outback towns have taken to recruiting migrants for themselves.
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To keep his company afloat, Pullman slashed his workers' wages by 30 percent.
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The increasing focus on services could keep the once-prolific tech giant afloat.
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Keeping the cloud afloat with every monthly paymentFeaturing iCloud, Dropbox, Amazon, and Google.
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Today, in a bid to stay afloat, MoviePass officially abandoned its unlimited buffet.
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China's masses have the ability to keep Hollywood movies afloat, industry watchers say.
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The embattled camera maker is facing headwinds as it attempts to stay afloat.
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He served afloat as supply officer of the submarine USS SKATE (SSN 578).
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So far, Urban Outfitters is staying afloat despite the various challenges it faces.
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"I'm grateful to Taylor for keeping me afloat through it all," she wrote.
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At the time you said you were staying afloat with the Future stuff.
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It's unclear if an app revamp can actually help the company stay afloat.
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Fannie and Freddie needed $188 billion to stay afloat during the economic downturn.
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Thankfully, after downsizing homes, my husband's salary was enough to keep us afloat.
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"There are probably ways for them to keep the company afloat," he said.
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Warren Buffett stepped in and invested $3 billion to keep the company afloat.
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S. trade deal kept investor optimism afloat, curbing sharp declines in the metal.
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Watkins had previously worked with Brennan to keep 8chan afloat before his departure.
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At this time, Fanta was all he had to keep the company afloat.
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Greece has been kept afloat since 2010 by IMF and euro zone bailouts.
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Very liberal voters, younger voters and men are keeping Mr. Sanders afloat there.
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In an increasingly isolated society, Cynthia finds a way to keep herself afloat.
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I'm keeping afloat at the moment, but I'm still looking to cut down.
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The baking business helps the operation stay afloat in the bleak winter months.
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It is unclear how much longer companies can stay afloat without federal relief.
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He said the museum had struggled to stay afloat financially for several years.
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Small businesses need cash to stay afloat to get to the other side.
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This morning, it outlined yet more steps that it's undertaking to stay afloat.
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It has allowed them to more than stay afloat despite many missing stars.
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"Mattarella is trying to keep the boat afloat," said one senior government official.
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But the company, Ballyhoo Media, says it plans to keep its boats afloat.
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Hoteliers are lobbying the government for financial bailouts to keep the industry afloat.
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Norwegian Air, struggling to stay afloat even before the virus outbreak, slumped 24.6%.
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We didn't need to produce weapons, even BB guns, to keep manufacturing afloat.
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We're talking about a child who is clearly struggling just to stay afloat.
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The growing demand in the US is helping another caviar farm stay afloat.
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And it can be more complicated when the vessel is no longer afloat.
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How much change is necessary to stay afloat on the waves of gentrification?
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New York (CNN)Sears desperately needs money to keep it afloat during bankruptcy.
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Ms. Montgomery used her cafe wages to keep herself and her father afloat.
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"We want to keep the company afloat rather than liquidate it," he said.
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If they can't, it shouldn't be the taxpayers job to keep them afloat.
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But instead, he said he has struggled to stay afloat while others floundered.
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"You are keeping companies afloat that should not be in business," Hartnett said.
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Now, to help stay afloat, Tesla turned to new merchandise: limited-edition surfboards.
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Unlike Fleming and Kramer, Lee did his best to help keep Farrell's afloat.
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We share advice on how to stay afloat while we're not getting paid.
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As in any organized crime entity, the underbosses keep Mr. Kim's regime afloat.
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For Dorsey, that means it's up to the DDP to keep them afloat.
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Others struggled to stay afloat and keep their heads above water, the official said.
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That extraordinary monetary creation is what it took to keep the U.S. economy afloat.
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That messaging may not satisfy the number of people required to keep it afloat.
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They are sequels to desperate measures of keeping afloat a profoundly destabilized U.S. economy.
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It was also not clear whether the vessel was still afloat or had sunk.
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The fishing industry is struggling to stay afloat in Plymouth, a port in Devon.
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Many even worked additional jobs to keep things afloat (hence the bird feed store).
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So do you think that that tack will be enough to keep them afloat?
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Critics say taxpayers shouldn't have to pay to keep the nuclear power industry afloat.
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They've also taken out an emergency $6 million loan in order to stay afloat.
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Misogyny is both the input and output that keeps the fake news industry afloat.
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The ECB, by contrast, is still struggling to keep the euro area economy afloat.
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According to Henderson, Venezuela needs triple-digit oil prices in order to stay afloat.
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Baszile's Charley is a widow struggling to keep things afloat for her young daughter.
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Theranos has been agreeing to a lot of things to keep it afloat lately.
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"The crew had to fight very hard to keep the ship afloat," he said.
|
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Gains in IBM, along with those in Apple Inc, kept the technology sector afloat.
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It takes a lot of hard work and dedication to keep a label afloat.
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" As he was "swimming towards the dog, the dog was struggling to keep afloat.
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Prime Minister Robert Fico resigned last week to keep the three-party government afloat.
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Mzannar fought to keep it afloat until production came to a halt in 2018.
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Arms flail in a balance between casually swimming, competing, and struggling to stay afloat.
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He secured Mr Fan's safe return and managed, barely, to keep his company afloat.
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With every paycheck, they earn their modest pensions that keep them afloat in retirement.
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Consequently, artists need to embrace the streaming model to stay afloat in today's industry.
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No business can be expected to stay afloat absent basic information about money available.
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But recently it has struggled to stay afloat in a pricey real estate market.
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For years afterward, they scrambled to keep their family afloat, working every available hour.
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Doing so would allow those banks to stay afloat by resetting their balance sheets.
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Everyone at Luke's Lobster — including family members — pitched in to keep the business afloat.
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"Keeping the metal afloat is just one of the many, many applications," Guo said.
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The Afloat bed costs $1,995 for a queen, and is available for preorder online.
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The company said it was assessing all options available to keep its business afloat.
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For some, the modeling cash has even helped to keep their fencing careers afloat.
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Can I keep the kite afloat, or raise it in the air once more?
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Ethan Mars is a tragic victim, merely trying to stay afloat in the loss.
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Although Lemonade is still keeping us afloat while the jury's still out on Views.
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He soon drifted out too far amid high waves, and struggled to stay afloat.
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Even if we manage to remain afloat, the rising tide is coming for us.
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Inflatable pontoons, above, appeared to be activated but did not keep the copter afloat.
|
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It has made repeated pleas to Norway for liquidity to keep the company afloat.
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But they're as determined as ever to keep themselves afloat and keep themselves hopeful.
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He called it the reality of the business if he wants to stay afloat.
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How can anyone dream of quitting their job when they can barely stay afloat?
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The $10,000 grant was a lifeboat to an organization simply trying to stay afloat.
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Harris struggled to pay for both his health insurance and also keep himself afloat.
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Now, capitalism is helping to keep Venezuela afloat and President Nicolás Maduro in power.
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Go deeper: The fight over small-town TV Obituaries help keep local newspapers afloat
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MORE may be the reason that the Republican ship stays afloat in the state.
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Thankfully my grandfather was clever with the stock market, and he kept us afloat.
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As a result, many companies are slashing budgets to stay afloat, the survey found.
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As a result, many companies are slashing budgets to stay afloat, the survey found.
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Now, capitalism is back, helping keep the country afloat — and Nicolás Maduro in power.
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SoftBank's rescue plan included an immediate $25 million infusion to keep the company afloat.
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State-owned SAA has relied on government bailouts to stay afloat in recent years.
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The USDA aid program was largely responsible for keeping many farmers afloat in 2019.
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He moved into a motel and started selling his own clothes to stay afloat.
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MoviePass tried various ways to stay afloat, including several attempts at tiered subscription plans.
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Lampert and ESL have been loaning the department store chain money to stay afloat.
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Macy's is hoping its off-price ventures might help keep the struggling retailer afloat.
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It's gone on to sell more than 500,000 copies, keeping the team afloat financially.
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Saddled with more than one billion dollars of debt, Jet is struggling to stay afloat.
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SoundCloud has just closed the necessary funding round to keep the struggling music service afloat.
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I worked long hours but still managed to deplete my savings, just to stay afloat.
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This lake is 10 times saltier than the ocean and that helps people stay afloat.
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One of the first topics on the docket was how to keep the collective afloat.
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JetBlue thrived at a time when other airlines were failing and consolidating to stay afloat.
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But despite the person's close proximity to the whale, the paddleboarder managed to stay afloat.
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In other words, Social Security isn't dragging down the economy, it's helping keep it afloat.
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Be smart: Political advertising is what is keeping local television in the U.S. afloat generally.
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When funding streams dry up, many companies stay barely afloat by reining in avoidable expenses.
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Soft loans, subsidies and bail-outs keep them afloat, protecting unproductive jobs at vast expense.
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Mr Temer has so far kept reforms moving forward and the scandal-plagued government afloat.
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Will I be put on hold to keep my family afloat and pay for school?
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It said the ship was afloat and the crew safe with one minor injury reported.
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But the firm believes there is a way for these underperfoming managers to stay afloat.
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Some tycoons have had to sell prized assets to keep afloat, a once unthinkable affront.
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And, we meet some of the Filipino sailors who keep the global shipping industry afloat.
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Now the man credited with keeping Waterstones afloat, CEO James Daunt, will oversee both businesses.
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Also keeping markets afloat , sparking hopes that the tensions between the two sides would abate.
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By 2016, it was looking for a $2.5 billion line of credit to keep afloat.
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A calf died shortly after birth, and its mother has spent days keeping it afloat.
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Astaldi, which is focusing on securing a bridge loan to stay afloat, has until Dec.
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As the morning dragged on, he stayed afloat using the buoys and his inflated boots.
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It can be about anything: fashion, love, staying afloat in our terrifying political climate, whatever!
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Saddled with debt of more than one billion dollars, Jet is struggling to stay afloat.
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However, farmers focus on keeping their operations afloat this year, instead of tightening global supplies.
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In fact, it was life itself—fizzy and full Of contrivances to keep itself afloat.
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Risch said Bush needs to deliver in a big way to keep his campaign afloat.
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In the meantime, some states have received emergency federal funding to keep their programs afloat.
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Really, these things are so huge, it's amazing they can stay afloat without toppling over.
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He has invested several rounds of capital in the retailer to help keep it afloat.
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A lot will be asked of Draymond Green and Curry to keep the team afloat.
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With all that established, here are the four scenarios that could keep WeWork afloat:23.9.
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Second, Europe has more leverage than Trump concedes to keep the deal afloat without us.
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Critics say this means European consumers will pay a subsidy to help keep Ukraine afloat.
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By some estimates, Indian purchases are almost single-handedly keeping the Russian defense industry afloat.
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For a film that ebbs and flows, the leads thankfully keep it afloat and steady.
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BlackBerry was dying and Chen managed to keep the boat afloat through cuts and redirection.
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If it proves to have staying power, it can keep a vendor afloat for decades.
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"This is our attempt to keep the food industry labor force afloat," Grubb tells me.
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He found his own way to stay afloat in the world of the black élite.
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It even set up a small fund to keep Chinese hosts afloat during the outbreak.
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It would also help the European Union's efforts to keep the Iran nuclear accord afloat.
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But it's hard to tell if that will be enough to keep indie theaters afloat.
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In Bernard McMullan's metaphysical solo show, Colin Hamell keeps Jimmy and 20 other characters afloat.
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In Bernard McMullan's metaphysical solo show, Colin Hamell keeps Jimmy and 220 other characters afloat.
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"President Duterte's continued subservience to China can no longer hold the country's sinking sovereignty afloat."
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Yet, the Women in Military Service for America Memorial is constantly scrambling to stay afloat.
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Purkayastha said he hopes home delivery will keep his business afloat until restaurants can reopen.
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In the past decade, like nearly every publication, Rolling Stone has struggled to stay afloat.
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Made of foam, a pull buoy keeps your legs afloat and your body in alignment.
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SteadyPay raises $4 million to help gig economy workers stay afloat with salary top-ups
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He is rarely home, often working a food-service job to keep the house afloat.
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That leaves the country at the mercy of international investors to keep it afloat financially.
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Russia has lent Venezuela billions to keep the regime afloat, mostly through loans to PDVSA.
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These people have little voice because they're so busy trying to keep their businesses afloat.
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The ministry said that the tanker was still afloat and burning Sunday morning 9 a.m.
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But it's not clear if nostalgia alone will be enough to keep the site afloat.
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Mr Avery continues to drive up from the countryside to keep the business side afloat.
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His allies hope his willingness to compromise with Republicans will keep him afloat in 2018.
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They shed thousands of jobs and shuttered Swiss factories in an effort to keep afloat.
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Facing a delay on welfare payments, she and her family were struggling to stay afloat.
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Delinquencies on credit cards also peaked in 2009, as many consumers struggled to stay afloat.
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I had a lot more work to do to keep afloat and I was unhappy.
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In part, that's because support from Russia and China has helped keep the regime afloat.
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Nevertheless, on days when deGrom has not pitched, the Mets have struggled to stay afloat.
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To keep afloat, Mohammed began to sell his clothes, then his camera, then his watch.
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I reported earlier today for Vox that some have resorted to layoffs to stay afloat.
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We stayed afloat and we're getting guys back and we're gelling now and we're chipping away.
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Sears' survival will depend on the willingness of creditors and suppliers to keep the company afloat.
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The Thunder (25-18) have stayed afloat and are tied for sixth in the Western Conference.
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As the retailer's real estate has dwindled, so has analysts' confidence the company can stay afloat.
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If Snapchat ever wanes in popularity, I believe Jenner's dedicated following alone will keep it afloat.
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"In the meantime, Gawker would have to find some financial resources to keep afloat," she added.
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But operators are now struggling to stay afloat in an era of dirt-cheap natural gas.
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Also like Facebook, ad dollars are a big part of what helps the company stay afloat.
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Other YouTube DJs have learned to consolidate a number of tangential financial interests to stay afloat.
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And at Apple, he won't have to worry about finding investors to keep his ideas afloat.
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That's only enough to keep Faraday Future afloat for a few more months, these people say.
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John Kasich of Ohio and Ben Carson, the battle will be to keep their campaigns afloat.
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For example, in May 231 she earned $2700,27, but spent $2000,0003 to keep her business afloat.
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The pending departure of Andrew Lincoln, who plays series star Rick Grimes, kept viewership numbers afloat.
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But to stay afloat financially in the 1950s, it went for wider appeal and mass production.
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Ten years after being launched, its experiment with democracy is listing badly, unable to keep afloat.
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They're just there to do the material stuff, to keep the boat afloat, so to speak.
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Afloat in the vast ocean of modernity without her warm fruit-phone to keep her company.
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With everyone so banged up in Memphis, Gasol is keeping his team afloat, and then some.
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But they have not abandoned him, or cut off the aid that keeps the country afloat.
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After struggling to stay afloat, the Edward J. Friel Company filed for bankruptcy several years later.
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Admiral Rogers' joint service both afloat and ashore has been extensive since his commissioning in 1981.
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Back in 1990, he needed an illegal loan from his father to keep his casinos afloat.
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Steffens added that many media companies are stressed financially, and staying afloat is considered a success.
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Instead of angry, he's sad, anxious, or apathetic, generally trying to stay afloat in confusing times.
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Besides the damaging leaks against the Democrats, he needs their money to keep his business afloat.
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A fully rested Josh Hader followed and kept the Brewers afloat by continuing a dominant postseason.
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That money helped his family stay afloat during the recession after their house was foreclosed upon.
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Watching Donald Trump in action, I sometimes imagine a drowning sailor desperately flailing to stay afloat.
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The quicksand will actually keep you afloat, and you'll be able to pull your legs free.
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According to AOL, the dog, Kiwi, was happy to have a dry place to stay afloat.
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It might well be that this thriftiness kept MLS afloat during a lot of difficult years.
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Might Trump be being kept financially afloat by Russian oligarchs whom he cannot afford to offend?
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Deprived of cheap money, Belarus's state firms, laden with bad debts, would struggle to stay afloat.
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Ari Wald, technical analyst at Oppenheimer, agrees that the charts suggest oil prices will stay afloat.
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The Amp executive Ezekiel took over in the interim, and the firm scrabbled to stay afloat.
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If Europe doesn't impose its own sanctions, then Iran's economy may be able to stay afloat.
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And maybe they had to bail out the banks to keep the global financial system afloat.
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Andrew Cuomo's office to extend subsidies comparable to those given to renewables, to keep them afloat.
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The hedge fund manager has poured more than $1 billion into Sears to keep it afloat.
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The embattled department store chain has been looking for ways to keep its core businesses afloat.
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Those two central banks know what has to be done to keep the world economy afloat.
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"You're going to have to scratch and claw to stay afloat for it to break even."
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EU officials also estimate Iran needs to sell 1.5 million bpd to keep its economy afloat.
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The Local Council members strained to keep the town afloat while trying to stay alive themselves.
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As the broader market has sold off in recent weeks, energy has managed to stay afloat.
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The independent agency will likely need some financial relief in future legislative packages to stay afloat.
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And that means loans and other facilities that make money available to keep these businesses afloat.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has noted that small businesses must have sufficient funds to stay afloat.
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How can anyone dream of quitting their job when many of us can barely stay afloat?
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Staying afloat Still, major chains with good cash flow should be able to stay in business.
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I never thought I would one day be in my 40s and struggling to stay afloat.
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Soon after, the government money that had kept Simicska's business empire afloat suddenly stopped flowing in.
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So the current level of payroll taxes is no longer enough to keep the program afloat.
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China has long been North Korea's ally and patron, a lifeline keeping its struggling economy afloat.
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They form the heart of this family show, the first in the Waterfront Museum's Circus Afloat!
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It is this very ethic that is being exploited every day to keep the enterprise afloat.
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How to Maintain Friendships Keeping cherished friendships afloat doesn't need to be a huge time commitment.
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Augmented reality still has Apple's enthusiasm behind it, but can that keep the whole industry afloat?
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In recent years, the museum has found itself struggling to stay afloat and grappling with controversy.
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The airline industry is struggling to stay afloat in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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We are funny because life is really hard, and she keeps herself afloat through her humor.
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Now that states can't just reject refugees, refugee resettlement agencies will be able to stay afloat.
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They borrow money from friends and family to stay afloat and occasionally resort to payday loans.
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To keep her household afloat, Ms. Harris turned to the Good Shepherd Center in Madisonville, Tenn.
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Moreover, Soleimani worked tirelessly to keep the Syrian government – one of Iran's few state allies – afloat.
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With Mr. Kalanick desperate to keep Red Swoosh afloat, he moved back into his parents' house.
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Her effort to merely stay afloat until her next paycheck instead left her drowning in debt.
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I've made many drawings of bodies stretched out on their backs, including some afloat in water.
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The investment helped keep Nissan afloat and gave Renault, and by extension Mr. Ghosn, extensive power.
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He used it to stay afloat for about 15 minutes until fishermen rescued him, he said.
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Cambridge Analytica, Ms. Mercer and Mr. Bannon claimed, was the only thing keeping Mr. Cruz afloat.
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Clinton leading Mr. Trump by four points, with white men and evangelical Christians keeping him afloat.
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Farmers have struggled to stay afloat this year as top U.S. soybean buyer China curtails purchases.
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The health department ultimately did secure $2.6 million from local foundations to keep the program afloat.
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Eventually, whatever gases or fat content kept the carcass afloat would dissipate, and it would sink.
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Eventually, he launched a Kickstarter to crowdfund Songbringer, raising a modest $15,000 to keep himself afloat financially.
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Without generous family, they could have taken their chances and skipped insurance coverage to keep afloat financially.
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But businesses need to stay profitable in order to stay afloat, and medical practices are no different.
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Many others haven't formally publicized support but say they're ready to help students struggling to stay afloat.
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In the early days of Reddit, that backstory provided a guarantee that the site would stay afloat.
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For those same women, an unintended pregnancy can mean the difference between staying afloat and going under.
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Regardless what happens on the trade front, the Federal Reserve will seek to keep the economy afloat.
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However, it was little use keeping the markets afloat as the Dow bled 8.6 percent in December.
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It needs someone to swoop in and invest around $100 million or acquire it to stay afloat.
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You're a principal attempting to keep your budget afloat, your teachers alert, and your students' testing high.
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Both Beyoncé and Adele's success helped keep the music industry afloat this year with strong record sales.
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But these nanoscale silks are so thin that they use the viscosity of air to stay afloat.
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It eventually had a to raise a smaller $9.3 million Series C in 2014 to stay afloat.
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"The behind-the-scenes work is equally important to allow me to keep my side gig afloat."
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A more distant catalyst is a reversal of the Fed stimulus that has helped markets stay afloat.
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Regarded as a less memorable Chekhov adaptation, "The Seagull" remains afloat thanks to its high-profile cast.
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Theresa May had to rely on the votes of ten DUP politicians to keep her government afloat.
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But that would be to ignore the strange, incredibly simple quirks that keep the whole thing afloat.
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And wind and solar producers say that stimulus funding helped keep them afloat through the financial meltdown.
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The Saints (21282-2145) stayed afloat despite Brees' two early interceptions to earn their fourth consecutive victory.
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Analysts say, however, that it isn't even as much as a paring of resources to stay afloat.
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The suspension could put further stress into Avianca Brasil, which has struggled to maintain its operations afloat.
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Dorsey's other company, Square, where he is also CEO, has been struggling to keep its stock afloat.
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Statements like this are incredibly insulting to those trying to keep their family afloat under harsh circumstances.
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The highly unpopular bailouts kept Citi afloat as fear spread about further implosions in the financial system.
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Cleveland Hustles: The Hustle Continues One day you're struggling to stay financially afloat as a bagel maker.
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This makes it harder for people who actually need Xanax to stay afloat to be taken seriously.
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Russian forces had withdrawn from the country, taking with them the loans that had kept Mongolia afloat.
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There's already an alternative right-wing Twitter named Gab, and after two years it seems barely afloat.
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The result is that local authorities are permanently dependent on transfers from the centre to keep afloat.
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GM agreed last month to keep its local arm afloat after coming close to seeking bankruptcy protection.
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There are companies that deal with the state and mostly have no problems in keeping business afloat.
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Without generous family, they could have taken their chances and skipped insurance coverage to stay afloat financially.
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For now, Carmody hopes that a GoFundMe campaign will help him stay afloat and buy new gear.
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Trump has known Ross since the bankruptcy tycoon helped keep him financially afloat in the early 1990s.
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The family sold their home, truck and other possessions to stay afloat while she underwent multiple operations.
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"I had to dip into my personal savings in order to keep the business afloat," Verven said.
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Water began to seep in and, in the panic, passengers threw their belongings overboard to stay afloat.
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He has a great ear for music, but he's stuck producing saccharine pop rock to stay afloat.
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It wasn't that I was just staying afloat; I was just fulfilling my job as a producer.
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I also took on personal and business loans to keep the company afloat as it was growing.
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Shortly after, Teo offered to step down in a last-ditch effort to keep the firm afloat.
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Keeping the pension system afloat requires dizzyingly large budget subsidies, equivalent to 10% of GDP every year.
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Small wonder that the government turns a blind eye to the smugglers who have kept Nepal afloat.
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What qualities do you think a successful restaurant must have in order to stay afloat in Portland?
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Wu says that nowadays, restaurateurs have to market and promote all the time, just to stay afloat.
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Then she'd paddle laps in the indoor heated pool, kept afloat by a dog-sized life jacket.
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The economic downturn has forced manufacturers to cut costs to remain afloat amid onerous taxes and bureaucracy.
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Drake: How you remain afloat under the weight of all the Ls you've taken is awe-inspiring.
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Larry, now seventy-four, has retired, and his pension, military benefits, and Medicare helped keep them afloat.
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With Curry struggling to unearth his rhythm, it was left to Thompson to keep the Warriors afloat.
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The company is dominating like no other and keeping the year's box office afloat nearly single-handedly.
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This manned, prototype aircraft utilized solar panels to keep itself afloat for around 20 minutes on Friday.
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Despite the exhaustion, Adrienne knew she needed to continue working in order to keep her business afloat.
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Of course, with enough taxpayer bailouts, you can probably keep any sinking ship afloat for a while.
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Nevertheless, over the last several generations, the Fed has largely succeeded at keeping our financial system afloat.
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Video game retailer GameStop is closing 180 to 200 of stores as it attempts to stay afloat.
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Fannie and Freddie needed a total of $188 billion to stay afloat during the 2008 financial crisis.
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In late October, Riyadh offered Pakistan a $6 billion loan to help keep its ailing economy afloat.
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Instead, Washington spends excessively and winds up relying on China, our biggest creditor, to keep us afloat.
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That amount would suffice to keep it afloat up to 2021 without raising fresh cash from markets.
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Greece has been relying on external help in the form of loans to stay afloat since 25.
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Impatience is rising among lenders such as the International Monetary Fund which have kept the country afloat.
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But new research from the University of Rochester may offer a novel way to keep vessels afloat.
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The loans, usually a few thousand dollars, help businesses that use Square stay afloat and stay ambitious.
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The vessel was still afloat in the Gulf of Oman, according to shipping data on Refinitiv Eikon.
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Douglas Stephens sent the bottle afloat off the Atlantic coast of Florida back on June 10, 1981.
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Obara just wants to keep the family business afloat, while Nymeria finds there's no antidote for fame.
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Tenacity in the face of disaster has kept the party afloat through its long and convoluted history.
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Jonah Hill is a lawyer who will do just about anything to keep the movie studio afloat.
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Bin's father worked as a waiter in Chinese restaurants and the small family struggled to stay afloat.
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And they've pumped over $1 trillion into Social Security, keeping it afloat for the rest of us.
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Some of those restaurants have been forced to furlough staff members or temporarily close to stay afloat.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Mark Carney is doing nearly all he can to keep the UK economy afloat.
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The National Mining Association argued the industry will also need increased access to credit to stay afloat.
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Blethen has for many years been an outspoken crusader for policies that can keep independent newspapers afloat.
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His actual failures don't matter; it doesn't matter that Russian money kept him afloat all those years.
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Shuri is youthful, but still finds time to develop technology that is keeping an entire country afloat.
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The filing, which was expected, ended a chaotic five-month effort to keep the Weinstein Company afloat.
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Sima Saeedi, a local cafe owner, is having trouble keeping her business afloat under the new sanctions.
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The good news is that keeping cherished friendships afloat doesn't need to be a huge time commitment.
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The expansion of Hot Topic's mandate has helped keep the company afloat in an uncertain retail landscape.
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More than 950 medallion owners have filed for bankruptcy, and thousands more are struggling to stay afloat.
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The footage shows dozens of people clinging to a rubber dinghy as they struggle to stay afloat.
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Already, social services programs, like Project Longevity, are struggling to stay afloat, and some have shut down.
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Making his ninth consecutive start, Crawford helped keep the Blackhawks afloat by stopping 24 of 26 shots.
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Search and rescue operations continued Friday in the hope of finding any passengers still afloat, Antara reported.
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As they struggle to keep afloat, the startups have each rededicated themselves to building a better scooter.
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First, however, Rhodes says the Michigan state legislature must pass spending bills to keep the district afloat.
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It was easy to feel like I was staying afloat for the first few weeks of January.
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Those currents help keep the whole seed structure afloat by increasing the drag on the falling pappus.
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He is now negotiating with Credijusto for the financing to stay afloat for the next few months.
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In a time like this, it's fair to want to make sure American companies can stay afloat.
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It takes a strong leader to keep a dance company afloat in New York for 35 years.
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And yet, despite periodic dust-ups, pragmatism allowed Japan's formidable export machine to keep its economy afloat.
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Just when things look bleakest for black gold, new technology swoops in to keep the industry afloat.
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Hospitals in the United States rely on having patients in their beds to keep their budgets afloat.
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And not enough of them signed up for approved Obamacare plans to keep many local exchanges afloat.
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Once the golden child of big-box stores, Bed Bath & Beyond is now struggling to stay afloat.
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A healthy cash cushion of nearly $613bn at the end of June should help GM stay afloat.
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They have a talky, crackling quality that keeps them afloat even when they veer toward the pretentious.
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This federal takeover was only meant to help keep the housing market afloat during the financial crisis.
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Some groups and lawmakers have suggested an increase to the federal gas tax to keep it afloat.
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Questions loomed about whether Ms. Warren could raise enough money to keep her large organizing staff afloat.
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The high prices paid for hospital care help keep large research hospitals and small rural providers afloat.
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UK startup SteadyPay raised $4 million to help gig economy workers stay afloat with salary top-ups.
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In the spring, he sold a book version of "Dear White People" that kept him afloat financially.
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Mr. Branson wrote that Mr. Obama spent two days learning how to stay afloat and navigate kitesurfing.
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Meanwhile, taxi cab drivers are struggling to stay afloat, and a ride is just a tap away.
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Eventually, she leaves her husband; her parents aren't thrilled, but they chip in to keep her afloat.
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Just because it says easy, that doesn't necessarily mean you won't be struggling to keep yourself afloat.
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For most small business owners, it is all they can do just to keep the operation afloat.
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Farms, food-processing businesses and many manufacturers would struggle to stay afloat without foreign trainees, specialists say.
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Proponents of raising the levy argue doing so is necessary to keep the Highway Trust Fund afloat.
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The vessel was still afloat in the Gulf of Oman, according to shipping data on Refinitiv Eikon.
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Meanwhile China, in a bid to keep its devaluing renminbi afloat, introduced controls to limit capital outflows.
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He was sealed in a plastic bag and was afloat on the bed through the whole ordeal.
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Nowhere near enough to keep a 13 stone [180 pound] lad afloat on top of a lilo.
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BDO was appointed a a receiver to keep the legal proceedings afloat until the authority issue was resolved.
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Philip Rivers should keep the passing game afloat, but the rest of this team just isn't that good.
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The one surefire way the company could stay afloat would be the success of the its FF91 car.
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It seemed like it was only getting harder and harder for independent businesses like ours to stay afloat.
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I realized it was not enough to stay afloat to survive; we had to learn to swim too.
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Websites need data to make their products better and to sell you the advertisements that keep them afloat.
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The result was a 2,240 square mile iceberg half the size of Jamaica set afloat in Weddell Sea.
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During the rescue attempt, the whale vomited up five bags while officials used buoys to keep it afloat.
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"In the near term, Takata will be kept afloat until all the replacement parts are produced," Upham said.
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It was not immediately clear how the crew member managed to keep afloat after falling off the ship.
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It's not work she loved, either, but it's work she had to do to keep the household afloat.
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That means Biden is wholly dependent on big dollar donors to keep his campaign afloat, and guess what?
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The obvious way to keep the household financially afloat is for the mother to go out to work.
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"The incidents raise the possibility that the military has helped keep Trump's Turnberry resort afloat," the report said.
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Deutsche sharply cut bonuses for 2016 following speculation that it would need a state bailout to stay afloat.
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The firm is staying afloat thanks largely to its vibrant aerospace arm and its strong health-care division.
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With the nation on the brink of collapse, Venezuelan officials Monday were scrambling to keep the country afloat.
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During the referendum campaign, he said repeatedly that he did not intend just to "stay afloat" if defeated.
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It will give permanent residents the equivalent of $375 each in a bid to keep local businesses afloat.
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Tracy Baim If there's anyone who knows about the struggles of keeping LGBT media afloat, it's Tracy Baim.
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The filing acknowledges that the company will need new investment, or proceeds from stock sales, to stay afloat.
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Bharti Airtel, previously the market leader, now relies on its enterprise and African businesses to keep it afloat.
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If he wants to stay afloat, Malhotra estimates that he needs to take in approximately $300 a night.
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And by gaming the system, Trump's businesses surely stayed afloat and kept the wider economy ticking along, right?
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We just hit, and somehow the plane stayed afloat and we were able to get on the raft.
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It's a timeless topic that keeps several magazines afloat, even if literally none of the details are true.
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He has been struggling to stay afloat ever since while many restaurants around him went out of business.
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Those with bad credit should resist consolidating debt to stay afloat; you may just be delaying the inevitable.
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GoPro, whose stock is at an all-time low of less than $5.00, is struggling to stay afloat.
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Magic Leap plans to use its funding to stay afloat while it waits for social norms to evolve.
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To stay afloat, Sears has been tapping into CEO Eddie Lampert's piggy bank and monetizing its real estate.
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That meant that delaying their mortgage payment was the only way to stay afloat, according to the study.
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In order to stay afloat, Mr. Bendis worked as a caricature artist, even at bar mitzvahs and weddings.
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But the key to keeping their boats afloat is not completely changing course to follow Facebook's siren call.
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Harvey and Louis must put aside their professional ambitions and personal animosities to keep their struggling firm afloat.
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Read MoreHere's your share of state pension shortfalls Other agencies are still waiting for funds to stay afloat.
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I have four kids and it gets harder each year – I do whatever I can to stay afloat.
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Rose's brand of feminism also wasn't really up to the task of keeping a late-night show afloat.
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Ultimately, the major move toward rethinking Storehouse's experience and flow wasn't quite enough to keep the app afloat.
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But if that's what you have to do, it's a way to keep afloat and fight another day.
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Hannah's posing and wit have kept her afloat in New York, but now she is suddenly, newly vulnerable.
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That's according to the lone clerk at the shop, which is kept entirely afloat because of human trafficking.
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If even apparently minor concerns like confetti are treated with such reverence, how do they keep afloat financially?
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He testified that the loans to keep afloat the governor's struggling rental properties, jewellery, designer togs for Mrs.
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Where most projectors need to be... Even Joseph Gordon-Levitt's charm can't keep a struggling media business afloat.
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Which is why most Republicans won't follow Flake into the lifeboats while the GOP ship is still afloat.
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For 17 days, the killer whale Tahlequah kept her decomposing calf afloat in ocean waters north of Seattle.
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Relief is needed and needed soon to ensure that this historic and vital American industry can stay afloat.
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So it relies on investors who are interested in things other than making money to keep it afloat.
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But Indonesia has 255 million people—enough to keep a company afloat for years after it dies elsewhere.
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Ms. Kalampoka said marketing the oil as premium and organic kept their business afloat during Greece's financial crisis.
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"The survivors made it by hanging on to the pieces of the boat that stayed afloat," Ibba said.
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"He blasts the EU, but at the same time we need European money to stay afloat," he said.
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With literally minutes left to spare on Christmas Eve, Musk secured enough money to keep the company afloat.
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To stay afloat, therefore, farmers need to squeeze every last cent that they can out of their land.
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Critics say Athens, kept afloat by international funds since 2010, cannot spare the 800,000 euros to build it.
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Best Buy, well, Best Buy is doing everything it can to stay afloat in an Amazon-dominated world.
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It was an encouraging start for a player trying to find his footing and keep his career afloat.
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Perhaps this boat is slightly smaller, older, and is kept afloat mostly with boogers and Big League Chew.
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What you may not understand is that we're actually the only thing keeping media organizations afloat these days.
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Several other lenders also need a cash injection to stay afloat raising fears of a domino-effect crisis.
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Or at least that's the case for Issa, who's just trying to find a way to stay afloat.
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To stay afloat, elevate your spatial and temporal awareness of the then, the now, and the will be.
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But the possibility of keeping a sinking nation afloat clearly presents another opportunity for the technology, he said.
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Struggling to stay afloat, Mattel released updated full year and fourth quarter guidance, anticipating a disappointing holiday season.
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He actually put $0003,000 of his own money into the theater to keep it afloat three years ago.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the bill should be sufficient to keep the economy afloat for three months.
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The company, whose valuation was once estimated at $2016 billion, has skirted bankruptcy and is now barely afloat.
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It's a slice of a new brand of feminist media afloat — one that's not afraid to be political.
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To stay afloat while it pursued a sale, the studio at first sought loans from private equity firms.
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This consulting work, some of which was funded by Google's competitors, has helped to keep the Raffs afloat.
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For Dennis Hof, that means keeping his Nevada brothels afloat while also campaigning for political office — or not.
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O.J. Simpson depicts a nation that's circling the drain but never quite going down it, improbably staying afloat.
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Every belt requires a portion of the fighters' purses and this is essentially what keeps these organizations afloat.
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There were images of fruit and tools collaged onto pants and left afloat on a ground of denim.
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The Longhorns were able to keep their season afloat, Berque said, because of the leadership of the upperclassmen.
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Democrats also want to give families the flexibility and security that help keep them afloat and maybe intact.
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Rather than an actual "stimulus," this record-setting effort is simply a life-preserver to keep Americans afloat.
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For the past decade, China has kept Maduro's bankrupt regime afloat with more than $50 billion in loans.
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Gomez said Seattle's Office of Economic Development is aiming to do all it can to keep businesses afloat.
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Aerosols, in this scenario, are smaller gobs of potentially biohazardous material that may remain afloat for longer distances.
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The senators claim the program is essential for keeping refineries that provide tens of thousands of jobs afloat.
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City officials were in talks with Temple University to form a partnership that might keep the institution afloat.
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Renewable energy would also need significant government support to remain financially afloat at this point, the modeling shows.
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But at some point there's a change; you're using just to stay afloat, you need more and more.
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Since then, its lenders have kept it afloat with money to buy fuel and repay its older debts.
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Today I physically find myself on the other side of the line, struggling to keep my memories afloat.
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And Kim has played a smart card not biting China's outstretched hand that helps keep his country afloat.
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The problem facing WBGO, really, is nothing less than honoring the roots of jazz while staying afloat financially.
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We'll go get her lunch or coffee, but really she's the one who's keeping us all afloat here.
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There was nothing to hang on to, and only my own arms and legs to keep me afloat.
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To stay afloat, ABLV has asked for up to 480 million euros worth of emergency central bank funding.
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Rooming-in brings value to families, to communities, and to taxpayers, but full neonatal ICUs keep hospitals afloat.
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That has left many developers, especially small to medium-sized ones, struggling to find cash to stay afloat.
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Over the coming decade, the government will have to borrow $21625 trillion dollars to keep these programs afloat.
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In April 2018, Megabots announced that it had "run out of money" and was struggling to stay afloat.
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The CEO has been steadily stripping out assets to keep the company afloat over the past several years.
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The bottom line: Despite mounting pressure from tit-for-tat tariffs, small retailers have managed to stay afloat.
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This legislation would preserve competition, keep local businesses afloat and leave motorists with more cash in their pockets.
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But the company's $10 billion buyback could be exceedingly useful for keeping its shares afloat, CNBC's said Friday.
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Toshiba's banks have been keeping it afloat, but the company needs cash to repair the damage more permanently.
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I had zero energy coming home and would eat out more often and buy coffee to stay afloat.
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They have embraced new business lines like branded content, conferences and podcasts just to diversify and stay afloat.
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Fortunately his tastes — not the details of them so much as their general existence — keep the book afloat.
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Sharp has been kept afloat by emergency loans from the banks in recent years as its business has deteriorated.
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Yet the drug trade is still booming, kept afloat in large part by strong demand in the United States.
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The majority of the gas produced is reinjected by PDVSA into its oil fields, to keep oil production afloat.
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It's the only way to keep their businesses afloat amid widespread cash shortages of a currency that's increasingly worthless.
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The people who serve as my caregivers keep my small world afloat, and for that I am incredibly grateful.
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The grief was overwhelming, and on top of everything she needed more income to keep her family afloat paramount.
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With staff who rely on her for their income, Watermelon said she's been forced to diversify to stay afloat.
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Attached to the floor with fishing line, they are slowly and deliberately emitting the gas that keeps them afloat.
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Warren, who has taken some of the most stringent campaign fundraising pledges, will need to keep financially afloat too.
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Failure to tackle endemic corruption has derailed a $40 billion aid program that keeps the war-torn country afloat.
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In all, Zenith spent half a billion dollars in cash to keep Corinthian's old schools afloat, the company said.
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With that in mind, Loon's new direction should be able to keep the idea afloat for a while longer.
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For most, that means taking out college loans, assuming student debt, and finding a job to help stay afloat.
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America should go much harder after the money-laundering and trading networks that keep the North Korean regime afloat.
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For Egypt, whose economy relies on aid to stay afloat, such influxes of foreign investment ought to be welcomed.
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Whether the deal will be enough to keep the combined airline afloat in the longer term is another question.
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We love Claire and Luke together, but NGL, the Luke/Jessica ship is still fully afloat in our hearts.
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If possible, the Tokyo-based company could keep TK Holdings' operations afloat as its seeks to turn things around.
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Land sales and transfers from the central government have kept local governments afloat, but will diminish as growth slows.
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The heavyweight technology stocks that helped keep the Nasdaq afloat on Monday also buckled, with chipmakers leading the losses.
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In recent weeks, the US and China have begun efforts to find a way to keep the company afloat.
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Before, he was universally respected, a true American hero who kept the FBI afloat after the 9/11 attacks.
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Mohamed had kept her afloat the entire time, pushing her with one arm and using the other to swim.
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He decided to rely on that job to get out of debt and try to keep his label afloat.
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That's something I wish every single student went through, because it keeps you alive if your business is afloat.
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The startup laid off workers near the end of October and cut salaries across the board to stay afloat.
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All three companies assemble their products within China, but only Fitbit relies on the US market to stay afloat.
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He's merely hoping to keep his campaign afloat until states with more moderate Republicans end up voting in March.
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Quiet steps would be taken to push state-controlled banks to do whatever was required to keep it afloat.
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The objective is to do more than simply keep the company afloat, Thrun told TechCrunch in a phone interview.
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Even dying brands such as Brookstone see an opportunity to stay afloat in airports, which have consistent foot traffic.
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Even with brilliant minds and nearly $22015 million in funding, the company couldn't turn enough profit to stay afloat.
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The airline halted operations on April 17 after its lenders refused to provide further funds to keep it afloat.
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Android may be profitless, but barely keeping afloat is still preferable to going under, and well, what's the alternative?
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In the meantime, the company is focusing on efforts to keep PTT afloat until prices go back up again.
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Jordan Spieth and Justin Thomas valiantly kept the U.S. afloat but Furyk's misfiring team require a miracle on Sunday.
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U.S. labor markets held up and households kept the economy afloat while the industrial side of the economy stabilized.
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The Disco can reach up to 50 miles per hour and can stay afloat for up to 45 minutes.
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Growth in transaction fee revenue helped keep things afloat this quarter as revenue grew 19.1 percent year-over-year.
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"After a sizable bet on online car-lessor Fair, that company is struggling to stay afloat," the WSJ reports.
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To stay afloat the country needs foreign investment and loans, so it must reassure foreigners that it is stable.
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Amid all the job cuts across the world, here comes an announcement that will help your spirit stay afloat.
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At that time, Trump's hotel and casino holdings were struggling and the businessman was making deals to stay afloat.
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My wife now is working more than 80 hours a week — she's a police officer — to keep us afloat.
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Capps said she and Farley spent 30 minutes trying to stay afloat in the water before help reached them.
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Fannie and Freddie needed about $188 billion in taxpayer funding to stay afloat during the financial crisis in 2008.
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As flailing department stores continue to grasp at straws to stay afloat, they're finding an unlikely partner in ThredUp.
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But in a parched valley where water is effectively wealth, the flow also has kept economic development efforts afloat.
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Between Amazon's disruption, the 2008 financial crisis, and the ongoing retail apocalypse, Barnes & Noble has struggled to stay afloat.
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S. trade deal and China's move to trim a closely watched lending rate kept investor optimism afloat, underpinning prices.
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Jerry Brown — helped keep cities and counties afloat by diverting about $5 billion from a surplus it had accumulated.
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Most of the country's pension funds are now considered insolvent and rely heavily on government subsidies to stay afloat.
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The crew, most of them injured, one of them killed, fought for their lives to get the ship afloat.
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Amid the multiple demands on women to keep their families afloat, weaving had slowly been relegated to the background.
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There is no differentiation from digitally native companies producing content or legacy media companies staying afloat with digital strategies.
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Impatience is rising among lenders such as the International Monetary Fund, which have kept the North African country afloat.
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Like so many robotics startups, military contracts are what kept the company afloat for many of its formative years.
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But after the steel mills shuttered in 240, there was a single company keeping the Valley afloat: General Motors.
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Go deeper: Wired digs into the rabid fanbase that for decades kept the dream of making this movie afloat.
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She never jumped into the water to save anyone, because she didn't think she'd be able to stay afloat.
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For now, two Silicon Valley giants are keeping prestigious filmmaking afloat, but not because they care about prestigious filmmaking.
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CEO Eddie Lampert, with his hedge fund vehicle ESL Investments, has played a key role in keeping Sears afloat.
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No speedy recovery even if Maduro exits And Venezuela relies on US products to keep its oil industry afloat.
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In Alaska, difficulty getting Wi-Fi or broadcast reception had helped keep the brick-and-mortar shops there afloat.
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There's the blessing of a gubernatorial candidate with enough buoyancy to keep a whole raft of other candidates afloat.
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You found a more unique situation in me because I collect money through rent, which should keep me afloat.
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Alternate saviors and wreckers followed Black as the Plaza battled to stay afloat through Prohibition and two world wars.
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It was hard to know which substance was keeping us afloat and which one we were meant to breathe.
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But the thousands of workers who keep its resorts, restaurants and hotels running are sometimes struggling to stay afloat.
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Getting a dowry is often a way to keep the family afloat, and Werema offered five cows for Ester.
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There are also interviews, bedtime stories, and everything else celebrities can come up with to keep our spirits afloat.
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Falling prices for commodities along with the rising costs of production made it hard for farmers to stay afloat.
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In recent years, Beijing has also helped keep the North afloat by blocking or resisting tighter sanctions against it.
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Both Russia and Saudi Arabia pledged to keep pumping oil rather than cutting back supplies to keep prices afloat.
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At his first Macworld keynote, he announced that he had accepted an investment from Microsoft to keep Apple afloat.
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Canada has until the end of the month to strike a deal to keep the three-country pact afloat.
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Venues should also prioritize payments to smaller vendors who need their cash to stay afloat in the short-term.
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This is, however, supposed to be a comedy, which means it needs some kind of humor to stay afloat.
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Think of the people with mental health challenges and addictions who desperately needed their routines to keep them afloat.
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Central banks around the world have unleashed trillions of dollars in stimulus to stabilize economies and keep citizens afloat.
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Experts mostly offered compliments for the bill, saying it would help keep the economy afloat, though some had caveats.
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It stayed afloat through donations and a location change, but the loss of tuition proved too much to overcome.
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They hope to keep sailing, boat-school Lenny and continue to make videos, Kardashians-like, but wholesome and afloat.
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Turkey sends around half its exports to the European Union, and its economy is kept afloat by European investment.
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Lebanon's central bank has used high interest rates to attract dollars from commercial banks and keep government finances afloat.
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In the meantime, she is keeping the lawsuit afloat on her own—a task that feels daunting yet familiar.
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Traditional retailers like Macy's and Nordstrom are increasingly turning to their off-price counterparts to help keep business afloat.
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That's what's happening in China as Chinese airlines dramatically slash their prices to stay afloat during the coronavirus outbreak.
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What makes Krewe different than brands that seem to be struggling to stay afloat in a challenging retail market?
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Yet heeding the call to change is barely enough to stay afloat in today's brutally competitive, ever-evolving environment.
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The small town where Kip, Josie, and their little brother Boots (Owen Teague) live is struggling to stay afloat.
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Franchises like Farmville and Words With Friends kept it afloat, and Draw Something, somehow, is still in active development.
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When Instapaper was an independent operation, it relied on subscriptions as well as advertising, to keep its business afloat.
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So, as farmers struggle to keep their operations afloat, they're also trying to prepare for even rougher waters ahead.
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That rebound has one veteran energy analyst keeping an eye on a few developments that could keep oil afloat.
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Without inheritances or family savings to keep us afloat, we have recreated stability in a world that is unstable.
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Carlos Beltran's power stroke has been one of the few factors helping to keep the New York Yankees afloat.
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But the younger generation eat very little whale meat, and the industry depends on government subsidies to stay afloat.
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Since then, Greece has relied on European creditors and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to keep its finances afloat.
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During the farm crisis of the 1980s, farm families wondered how they were going to keep the farm afloat.
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Snacks startup NatureBox laid off a third of its staff — it now needs a new investment to stay afloat.
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"He has probably kept this deal afloat," said one person familiar with Gove's thinking, who declined to be named.
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The Durham Light Infantry Museum, one of the UK's many museums of war history, is struggling to stay afloat.
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And if you think about what ROH has done, they've somewhat kept themselves afloat by using New Japan talent.
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Thus Thomas' startup would have the money it needed to stay afloat and Thomas would become a very wealthy man.
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The Ural truck factory, whose gray headquarters dominate one of Miass' central squares, illustrates how some firms have stayed afloat.
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I was managing to stay afloat, but was nowhere near the cutting edge of innovation I knew my students needed.
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Produce grower George Fetzer showed up at the agency Thursday in an effort to keep his Valley View Farms afloat.
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American economy slows, although consumer spending keeps it afloat; US reveals an alleged Venezuelan corruption scheme that exploited the hungry.
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Ossic said it reached out to other companies and investors to stay afloat, but was unable to reach an agreement.
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But the truth is that I also do an array of #selfcare to keep myself afloat, and it does help.
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Davey's short film "Notes on Blue" provides a semblance of narrative; it is the adhesive that keeps the pieces afloat.
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Last week, Axe Cap's ministrations forced Taylor into betraying their father (Kevin Pollack) in order to keep their company afloat.
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Bad comments and unfair ratings really do matter, she added, as Maggie's Rescue relies on the public to keep afloat.
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The bank sharply curtailed bonus payments for 2016 following speculation that it would need a state bailout to stay afloat.
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The Kopfs say donations have kept them afloat, mainly from a GoFundMe account set up for their daughter's medical bills.
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The massive fiscal stimulus in which the Fed has engaged over the past decade has kept the U.S. economy afloat.
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To keep the economy afloat, Abe may have to delay yet again a sales tax hike scheduled for next year.
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This further compounded the plight of suppliers, many of them small and medium-sized enterprises already struggling to stay afloat.
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Patrick Foulis joins host Simon Long to take a look at the financial gymnastics keeping Elon Musk's business empire afloat.
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" He added the miners managed to stay afloat with "the community pulling together to fill in the gap for us.
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Higher oil prices kept energy stocks afloat while gains in Facebook Inc and Alphabet Inc buoyed the communication services sector.
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ZTE says in a filing that it has enough cash to stay afloat while pausing operations for the time being.
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Instead it's a love affair with the waves, kept afloat by a polyurethane board and no small measure of determination.
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For many businesses, in fact, $150,000 is enough to keep them afloat for a year and that loss is deadly.
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Hillary Clinton III: The most memorable lines While Trump has tried to stay afloat, Clinton has largely stayed the course.
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But no matter what, NASA's biggest programs will stay afloat, and staff will be on hand to keep astronauts safe.
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In January, the government helped it stay afloat with state guarantees for a loan worth 96 million euros ($111 million).
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Its bonds have been priced at levels implying imminent bankruptcy, but somehow the cash-strapped oil exporter has stayed afloat.
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Mnuchin earlier had said that those measures could keep the U.S. afloat into November, but recently shortened the time span.
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But authorities have been urging lenders to help keep cash-strapped private firms afloat to help support the slowing economy.
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To help keep stores afloat, the pizza chain has been reducing short-term royalties, fees and commissary prices for franchisees.
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What's happening: Junior colleges face significant hurdles just to stay afloat, and those hurdles have gotten higher in recent years.
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The jazz tradition, and being mentored by musicians, is what kept me afloat in my pursuit to become a physicist.
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"His work kept the alliance afloat but major questions will have to be resolved to keep it strong," he said.
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According to Bloomberg View editor Tim O'Brien, occupancy rates fell and Kushner needed outside investors to keep the operation afloat.
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If implemented, it would spend $3 billion per year over the course of a decade to keep the region afloat.
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A SETI project and a collaboration of pulsar astronomers searching for gravitational waves are helping to keep Green Bank afloat.
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To stay afloat, Jet is cutting flights on some non-profitable routes and trying to raise cash by monetizing assets.
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Those that are still private and have enough capital to stay afloat are using the pullback to strengthen their financials.
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Reynolds previously talked about how his two daughters are already looking out for each other and keeping the family afloat.
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Russia cut the subsidies it uses to keep its one-time Soviet vassal afloat, worsening an economic downturn in Belarus.
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The money has kept it afloat but has also increased its debt, which now stands at 180 percent of GDP.
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The family experienced real poverty that forced him and his three siblings to make money to keep the family afloat.
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The franc's leap unleashed a wave of job cuts as factories shut down and small manufacturers struggled to keep afloat.
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Rather, the truth is negative interest rates are mostly about keeping insolvent governments afloat by constantly reducing debt-service payments.
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It didn't pull me out of the water, but it did help me stay afloat until other help came along.
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Sales have been declining for years, and the company is selling off real estate and closing stores to stay afloat.
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In February, Macy's raised its ongoing store closing plans to include about 100 locations as it struggles to stay afloat.
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Mauldin told "Closing Bell" Monday that Saudi Arabia is acting like a company, taking the proper steps to stay afloat.
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Until a future Congress resurrects serious campaign finance reform, Democrats must stay afloat in a system rigged to defeat them.
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The only reason I've been able to stay afloat is because of my compounding business, which isn't covered by insurance.
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Between the stock's 200-day moving average and its previous highs, there's a lot keeping Disney shares afloat, he said.
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He says he saw what he thought was a teenage boy struggling to stay afloat before disappearing beneath the water.
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It also granted Alitalia a bridge loan of 900 million euros ($493 billion) to keep it afloat in the meantime.
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The Times helped descendants of 272 slaves Georgetown University sold to stay afloat in 1838 piece together their families' histories.
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Sanders, and Biden if he runs, will be competing to stay afloat in a crowded field of candidates including Sens.
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In the end, scalable, independent solutions will be the most reliable way for the health-care industry to stay afloat.
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Profitability is a big problem for bitcoin exchanges, with many of them unable to generate enough volume to keep afloat.
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While states had money to keep their programs afloat, some could start running out of money as soon as December.
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Nuptials are held all over the island, airborne in helicopters, or afloat, on the ferries that import the marriage-bound.
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Alternatively banks elsewhere have introduced fees on previously free services, including basic bank accounts and withdrawals, to keep businesses afloat.
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During Farnsworth's time as CEO of Helios and Matheson, he spent hundreds of millions to try to keep MoviePass afloat.
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It was about trying to keep a company afloat in a really small town that employed a bunch of people.
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So far, he's been able to stay afloat without unemployment checks -- but that could change if the shutdown drags on.
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Clinton still holds an advantage in the states, it is not her popularity with voters that is keeping her afloat.
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Disney is almost single-handedly keeping the box office afloat this year with over 40% of the domestic market share.
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Hall and his original business partner, Michael Geraghty, have recently introduced a new version of the water bed, dubbed Afloat .
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Mintel's recent analysis stated that innovations in the marketplace are keeping beauty sales afloat, even when the economy turns rough.
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Sears' CEO, Eddie Lampert, has kept the company afloat through financial maneuvering and pouring his own money into the company.
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Policymakers have made repeated attempts to keep cash-starved private companies afloat and reduce the risk of sharper job losses.
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Ian Fried is a soft-spoken, sharply-dressed guy who works to keep VICE afloat as our deputy communications director.
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I thought back, to that trip to Alexandria and how I had kept myself afloat out there on the sea.
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The way he tells it, he had to borrow cash from a local drug dealer to keep his family afloat.
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To Dalio, this means that central banks will have to be the buyer of this debt to keep markets afloat.
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After all, they originally expected a recession to arrive in 2018, only for tax cuts to keep the economy afloat.
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Mr. Murphy shrewdly combined this mandate with a $3503 million annual subsidy to keep the state's nuclear power plants afloat.
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As fears surrounding the coronavirus continue to worsen, restaurants like Douglas' are scrambling to figure out how to stay afloat.
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But public transportation has served essential workers, whose jobs are considered important for the city and state to stay afloat.
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Because the taco kits have been a success so far, Guerrilla Tacos has been able to stay afloat -- for now.
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Saddled with debt it can't afford, Sears is filing for Chapter 11 to keep itself afloat through the Christmas holidays.
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The company has been kept afloat by a loan from a private-equity firm that is secured by Theranos's patents.
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The boat will be set afloat on a neighbor's pond, while an archer shoots a burning arrow into the sky.
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He struggled to stay afloat, increasing his average working hours to 70 a week to eke out a meager profit.
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It would be a very efficient vehicle to keep businesses afloat and people employed while the virus runs its course.
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Draghi argued governments should take the hit for companies as they lose income and take on debt to stay afloat.
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Yet this is also a remarkable story of togetherness: a modern family shifting and pivoting to keep each person afloat.
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Regalis is just one restaurant supplier that has found itself getting creative to keep business afloat amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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If you'd give money to keep the opera going, why not pay a little to keep the restaurant workers afloat?
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Households will be better able to stay afloat if they can delay making loan payments until the pandemic is over.
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Likewise, the argument that work requirements will help contain costs and keep Medicaid afloat seems fair enough on its face.
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It can make the path forward look impossible when you're barely able to keep afloat mentally, not to mention financially.
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Trump also said talks were under way to see how countries could open credit lines to keep Iran's economy afloat.
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Trump also said talks were under way to see how countries could open credit lines to keep Iran's economy afloat.
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It's a lame premise, kept afloat by eager performances and inoffensive songs, better suited to a jukebox than a stage.
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So the big concern is that there is only so much the consumer can do to keep the economy afloat.
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Stuck at home, Americans are buying gift certificates to keep their favorite restaurants afloat and mobilizing to help their neighbors.
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Dr. Cummins said the filaments make the pappus four times as efficient at staying afloat as a simple flat disc.
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Difficult choices she makes to contain costs and remain afloat in a cutthroat global industry exact a high personal cost.
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But what about the many devotees who are keeping the Goop Ship Lollipop (and its tugboat pop-up shops) afloat?
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The topic was how to raise a debut venture fund — as well as keep the whole operation afloat over time.
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Many of the campus leaders who are trying innovative strategies to stay afloat have taken unconventional paths to their jobs.
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Super Tuesday will be consequential for a number of the candidates who are struggling to stay afloat in the race.
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The company kept its business afloat by scaling back tests and delivering consumers raw data and ancestry information -- not analysis.
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The way the insurers can stay afloat with these plans is by ensuring healthy people can and do buy them.
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Dave Goodside kept the Beach Cafe restaurant open, borrowing money, laying off employees and sometimes working nonstop to remain afloat.
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The new indictment suggests that the end of the Ukrainian lobbying pushed Manafort toward bank fraud to stay afloat financially.
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The stagnant federal minimum wage, she often notes, would not have been enough to keep her family afloat in 2019.
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These synthetics, the use of which has taken off around the world, can stay afloat for years or even decades.
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Softbank, the fund that has kept afloat many a transportation tech company, has walked away from investing in several startups.
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As they struggle to keep afloat, the startups are scrambling to build a better scooter that can withstand heavy use.
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Reich has bought CollegeHumor and its other comedy and culture sites, and plans to keep the new CH Media afloat.
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Lopez moved into a motel and started selling his own clothes to stay afloat while trying to find another job.
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No, the blame lies with Russia and China for extending economic lifelines that keep the Democratic People's Republic Korea afloat.
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But, for now, the lack of stores in Ontario, as well as in Quebec, help keep the black market afloat.
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And if the physical ordeal was not enough, Smith had to tackle another problem: how to keep herself afloat financially.
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She is fiercely protective of her family, which has struggled to stay afloat for as long as she can remember.
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It took a year just to get The Prince & Me going, two more years doing other jobs to stay afloat.
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It's like you're all helping each other stay afloat, riding in the same lifeboat, after suffering the same ship wreck.
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Their profit margins are extremely thin to start with; without reliable income streams it becomes even harder to stay afloat.
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Shares of chipmaker Nvidia, which is also involved in developing driverless technologies, rose 2.6 percent, helping the Nasdaq stay afloat.
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That tax-free zone gives Amazon sellers a significant edge over physical retailers, who are already struggling to stay afloat.
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The virus has pummeled the $2 billion market, though experts say that resellers can follow some steps to stay afloat.
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If only the same were true for this workmanlike comedy, kept afloat solely by the likability of its two leads.
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The listing of HMNY on the Nasdaq has been key to keeping the company afloat as its losses have multiplied.
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It has done this for decades, even as it has sunk deeper into debt and borrowed billions just to stay afloat.
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He orchestrated a $1.5 billion Treasury Department bank loan to keep the company afloat during the recessions of the early '80s.
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In some cases, federal credit unions are offering furlough relief loans to help affected workers remain afloat in the short-term.
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Suresh Subburaman, a resident of Chennai and owner of the Nivis Kitchen hotel, has been struggling to keep his business afloat.
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Supporters say the program is necessary to keep American businesses afloat and allows seasonal businesses to operate at a greater capacity.
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"Water can keep a boat afloat, and can cause it to capsize," grumbled one user of Weibo, a Twitter-like service.
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Loans have largely kept the airline afloat, as Reuters reported, but it may not be enough to keep South African flying.
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While a Conservative government struggles to stay afloat, Labour has spent the past fortnight drowning in allegations of anti-Semitism—again.
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Russia and China's wars of expansion provided enough fodder to keep America afloat through the middle years of the Trump presidency.
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Square went public last fall and, like many tech stocks, the company has struggled to stay afloat in the public markets.
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Even bigger names like Postmates and DoorDash have struggled stay afloat with recent funding rounds that failed to inflate their valuations.
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Miseracordia College in Pennsylvania has free babysitting; and St. Paul's in Virginia has a mentorship program to help keep parents afloat.
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RHP Trevor Rosenthal delivered three scoreless innings of relief that helped keep St. Louis afloat until its offense could find answers.
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Moments later a Border Patrol agent rescued the man's wife and 6-year-old son, who were struggling to stay afloat.
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In the absence of federal dollars, he has donated over $1 million of his own money to keep his research afloat.
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Rubin missed an entire summer of business, forcing him to bring in four investors to keep the ice cream business afloat.
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Top performers on STOXX 600 was payments company Wirecard and business software company SAP which also kept the Germany's DAX afloat.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — In the middle of January, most Democratic presidential candidates were scrambling to raise money to keep their campaigns afloat.
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"The ship is safely afloat," it said in a statement, adding that its crew were safe with one minor injury reported.
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Combined with declining corporate sponsorships of the main events, Maker Media was losing too much money to stay afloat last time.
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By subsidizing the hiring of temporary employees, the federal government lowered labor costs and kept some employers afloat through the recession.
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On the other side, supporters donated more than $842,000 to a GoFundMe account set up to help the business stay afloat.
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Beyond that, there's a ton of truly creative and inspiring artists who are Montreal-lifers and keep the whole ecosystem afloat.
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As a silver lining, the study points to two factors that may keep the US afloat, somewhat, in reducing carbon emissions.
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Other fish are able to hear because of the swim bladder, a pouch inside their bodies that helps them stay afloat.
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The smaller Reliance is flogging anything it can—from phone masts to its head office—in a bid to stay afloat.
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The bacteria aren't used for their flagella, although the tiny tentacles do help the bots stay afloat in the liquid substrate.
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It's not enough to just enjoy other people's content — everyone is pressured to contribute to keep these platforms interesting and afloat.
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Karen, Claudia's friend, is doing her best to keep Claudia afloat, while Joe tries his best to take care of Paco.
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Even discount retailers like Dollar Tree, once hailed as the antidote to Amazon, must figure out how to keep stores afloat.
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Combined with his wife's job as a nurse practitioner, these wages are helping keep the couple and their two children afloat.
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The Afloat is equipped with temperature control, an improved wave-suppression system, and a fabric cover that provides better body contouring.
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First, the animals have social and cultural importance in many countries, where their presence attracts tourism and keeps local economies afloat.
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Deutsche Bank under Cryan has stabilized after speculation in late 2016 that it would need a state bailout to stay afloat.
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None of these fighters, however, seem to have the name value to keep Rizin afloat should Fedor Emelianenko's comeback be derailed.
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He swam to them and helped DeJesus stay afloat until a speed boat, luckily, with two Army vets aboard, passed by.
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Misfits nearly took out Rogue in overtime but Winz and Knoxxx managed to stay afloat, allowing Rogue to respawn and push.
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Zandi modeled various political scenarios and each found Trump easily winning re-election in 2020 — if the economy can stay afloat.
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Why it matters: Hospitals say they're having trouble staying afloat because insurance programs, namely Medicare and Medicaid, aren't paying them enough.
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On one medium-sized farm in western Kansas, fourth-generation farmer Derek Sawyer is doing all he can to stay afloat.
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" Despite the existential threats and tortuous logistics of keeping Chinko afloat, Fearnhead believes it presents "one of Africa's greatest conservation opportunities.
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It also takes advantage of software improvements to ensure it can capture footage without including the pole that holds it afloat.
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They borrowed heavily when oil prices were high, and also rely on monthly allocations from the federal government to keep afloat.
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When fuel is dear, squeezing container profits, drilling for oil and gas would keep it afloat, or so the thinking went.
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Remittances from a steady flow of young men going to work overseas play a vital role in keeping the economy afloat.
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With Washington eager for the détente to produce more commercial deals, the Cubans conceded "to keep the dialogue afloat," he said.
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All of them had grown up hearing stories about "The Bombers," and now they were the ones keeping the community afloat.
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Because the owners also own the building, that has helped keep Another Story afloat amid Toronto's increasingly expensive real-estate market.
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"We need the interim step to keep these plants afloat to allow time to do that longer-term analysis," he said.
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We's bonds are now rated deep into junk territory, and the company is seeking other financing options to keep itself afloat.
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Their fees — a week's worth of concerts and courses is around 400 pounds, or $524, plus optional accommodation — keep Dartington afloat.
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But losses grew as the 2008 housing crisis took hold and the Treasury injected taxpayer cash to keep the companies afloat.
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The Sooners also stayed afloat by dominating the glass, outrebounding Oklahoma State 51-39 in the game, including 15 offensive rebounds.
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The mandate, which says Americans must buy health insurance or pay a tax penalty, is paramount to keeping the ACA afloat.
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Roc's avidity to take on odd jobs to keep his family afloat sometimes put him into abusive or morally compromising situations.
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"The water picked them up, carried them, they managed to stay afloat and come to rest on our island," Duggan said.
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His family is hoping to rent part of its production house here to a restaurant in an effort to stay afloat.
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During the time when Twitter desperately attempted to keep Vine afloat, the app's top creators suggested offering them money per video.
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If this current rate of thinning continues, the entire main trunk of the glacier could be afloat in about 100 years.
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For a year, he plans to keep living in Tijuana and making sure his Deported Veterans Support House will stay afloat.
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But twice she was laid off from salaried, full-time jobs, and couldn't keep afloat without dipping into her retirement account.
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The Panthers recently received $86 million from the Broward County Commission to help keep the team, who've long struggled financially, afloat.
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Complicating things further, the coalition of center-right and far-right Israeli politicians that keeps Netanyahu's government afloat is in danger.
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Forget Twitter, and Instagram, and Facebook: Survey Monkey is the best way to connect with the people who keep you afloat.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads He found his own way to stay afloat in the world of the black élite.
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Meanwhile, China, which has kept the government afloat during years of low oil prices, should stop throwing good money after bad.
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The novel brilliantly dramatizes the tragic ironies of life in a country where keeping yourself afloat may mean swallowing your pride.
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It's a business angle that Karma hopes will give it the immediate and long-term capital it needs to stay afloat.
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Some got into the same kind of trouble native-born children do, but most worked hard to keep their families afloat.
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Skupien tells CNBC Make It that she's considering applying for a loan through the SBA to help keep her business afloat.
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It is not the time to score political points by sabotaging sensible measures to keep those businesses and their employees afloat.
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Mathur also said that the government is likely to provide interest-free short-term loans to help smaller franchisees stay afloat.
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In order to keep their businesses afloat, restaurant owners have laid-off thousands of restaurant workers in New York City alone.
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These days, those chains have to quickly figure out ways to ramp up off-premise orders while keeping their companies afloat.
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These days, those chains have to quickly figure out ways to ramp up off-site orders while keeping their companies afloat.
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They were doing something ... And not close down the government in Whitehall in 1765 and keep a far-flung empire afloat.
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Her family is working class, with no money to send her to college at all or keep her sister's store afloat.
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And because online sales are the only source of revenue they have to keep their employees paid and their business afloat.
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And because online sales are the only source of revenue they have to keep their employees paid and their business afloat.
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As print advertising has plummeted across the industry, newspaper businesses that once enjoyed profitable local monopolies have struggled to stay afloat.
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"Airlines are doing their best to stay afloat as they perform the vital task of linking the world's economies," he said.
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"Lifting barriers to trade will help keep our small businesses afloat and provide some much needed relief," Daines wrote on Twitter.
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Clover is on hiatus but is working to connect its farmers and suppliers directly to customers to help them stay afloat.
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The hospitality industry is currently in free fall, with hotels, airlines, and rental companies with thin margins struggling to stay afloat.
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He said the board's decision to suspend its dividend because of the coronavirus also indicated the company's commitment to staying afloat.
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Figuring it was just a bureaucratic hang-up, Bythewood took out a large line of credit to keep her business afloat.
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Bust is a rarity, having kept its cult following while staying afloat in a media sea of bankruptcies, mergers and buyouts.
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In August, Planned Parenthood clinics in the Northwest and Midwest were struggling to stay afloat financially after withdrawing from the program.
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Or, as NYFW struggles to stay afloat in a turbulent sea of change, is he simply riding the current out west?
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Pennsylvania, for instance, has started experimenting with a small-scale version of the global budget system to keep rural hospitals afloat.
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Pier 1 is planning to close roughly half its stores as it struggles to stay afloat amid years of falling sales.
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Traditional department stores are struggling to stay afloat as consumers increasingly turn toward e-commerce and foot traffic to malls declines.
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However, such a unique environment means a delicate balance needs to be struck between keeping communities afloat and protecting native species.
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Main Street — its owners and its workers — was kept afloat, but at a cost to consumers, for whom prices remained high.
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But throughout its existence, Panoramic had at least one seemingly reliable patron that helped keep it afloat: the Central Intelligence Agency.
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At the Treasury during the war, he had the task of larder of British finance to keep the war effort afloat.
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Besides worries about outside developers, locals are also anxious over how the growing ranks of homestays will manage to stay afloat.
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Denel is battling to stay afloat after reporting a 1.7 billion rand ($118 million) loss for the 2017/18 financial year.
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After all, emotions need not be moored to reason and, once set afloat, are often difficult to bring back into port.
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CEO Bang Si-hyuk managed to keep the company afloat with the success of previous K-pop groups he had managed.
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As White House aides and senior administration officials scramble to keep his administration afloat, Trump has become monomaniacally focused on impeachment.
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"Despite recognizing that debt is dangerous waters, Americans are jumping in with both feet and struggling to stay afloat," Holbrook says.
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Once the boats take on too much water, the N.T.S.B. found at the time, they have a hard time staying afloat.
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Mr. Priore told the authorities that he used the money to stay "afloat" and help pay tuition for his four children.
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Why it matters: The very industry that's upending legacy media companies is also the one that's keeping their ad businesses afloat.
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Sudan's Finance Minister Ibrahim Elbadawi told Reuters in an interview last month the country needs nearly $5 billion to stay afloat.
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The highly leveraged companies, many backed by private equity partners, are the ones fighting to stay afloat today, according to Moody's.
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Even some Chinese companies that have struggled with losses and had trouble making loan payments have been able to stay afloat.
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The college announced in January that it was facing "tough financial trends" and was looking for a partner to stay afloat.
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After Hector's passing, the novel shifts to Venus's and Angel's struggles to keep the house afloat, along with their personal struggles.
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Le'Veon Bell is stayin' afloat during his holdout -- zippin' around Miami on a jet ski ... and TMZ Sports has the video.
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You just wait for me to save you and I can't, because I'm too tired from trying to keep myself afloat.
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Another thing you can do is run a business that stays afloat for a number of years without really being profitable.
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Both daters are mild-mannered, and the encounter stays pleasantly afloat—that is, until the mention of "holographic cameras" comes up.
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Sure, my wife worked, but I was the one with insurance, the one with the primary responsibility for keeping us afloat.
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They'll probably call it anti-white and inflammatory while continuing to blow hot air up the precarious aircraft barely keeping Trump afloat.
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Photo: JJBers (Flickr)It's not so much that, under Lampert's leadership, Sears is selling its brands and old stores to stay afloat.
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Zoomed out in Google Earth, the Spratlys are virtually invisible, a dim constellation of dots afloat in a vast deep blue basin.
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It needed a bailout in July to repay debt and 20 billion rand ($2 billion) in state guarantees to keep it afloat.
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But it is the city's essential services that have been the hardest hit: hospitals, businesses and schools have struggled to stay afloat.
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Having already raised $23 million, including a $250 million round in mid-2175, PillPack needed more capital to keep the business afloat.
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Afloat in the enervating sea of neoliberalism, all creatures of good conscience agree that steps must be taken to turn the tide.
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We fought together to keep GM afloat and the American taxpayers bailed them out when they were on the verge of bankruptcy.
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Despite the fundraising bump, it will take more to keep the Minnesota senator's campaign afloat, making a strong performance tonight a must.
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Its oil production keeps the global economy afloat; its often-weak states, if they fail completely, can become havens for extremist groups.
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All that's left now is to see if these shows are actually good — and if they're enough to keep these services afloat.
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