Now, bigger beasts are at bay in Facebook and YouTube.
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We're only cheating ourselves when we keep joy at bay.
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Ornstein doubts Boeing's influence is what's keeping lawmakers at bay.
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China needs Pakistan's help in keeping Islamist extremism at bay.
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It went to court to keep the press at bay.
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That might be enough to keep los chocolates at bay.■
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Mr Lukashenko cannot keep an angry populace at bay forever.
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We did everything we could to keep them at bay.
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Fortunately, Khloe said her siblings kept her nerves at bay.
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That alone is enough to keep a recession at bay.
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It is desperate to keep bondholders at bay until then.
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Sigler takes Tecfidera twice daily to keep symptoms at bay.
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They also paid enough to keep labor unions at bay.
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And he kept the memories at bay for years afterward.
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Yet she still struggled to keep racist thoughts at bay.
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Barriers surrounded the court to keep the crowd at bay.
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Alas, it was too early keep Donald Trump at bay.
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A tweet a day keeps the haters at bay, right?
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Expenditure was kept at bay, even with extra healthcare costs.
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Abstaining keeps those doors closed, and my depression at bay.
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Until then, any ideas for keeping the meanness at bay?
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Her depression folds her inward and keeps everyone at bay.
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Thus the American patrols to keep the Turks at bay.
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"That's a way to keep anxiety at bay," said Canessa.
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These okimonos were also meant to keep death at bay.
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Stack it loosely on pallets to keep moisture at bay.
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"That may keep them at bay — even spouses," she said.
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It crisply tracks corners and keeps road noise at bay.
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As long as this continues, recession will remain at bay.
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The chaos is being held at bay, but only somewhat.
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Effectively, the free content releases keep most fan concerns at bay.
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The system, after all, is designed to hold outsiders at bay.
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Heavy sedation kept Carter's physical pain at bay for a while.
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Keeping state-sponsored operatives at bay is a task without end.
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That level of transparency might have kept the wolves at bay.
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Tough libel laws help keep prying journalists and NGOs at bay.
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What is certain is that vaccines keep terrible diseases at bay.
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West Virginia made enough shots to keep the Longhorns at bay.
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Plus, regular exfoliation helps keep annoying dry skin flakes at bay.
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But even security experts can't keep the Purge at bay forever.
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Cardi at Bay Dreams Festival today in New Zealand 🇳🇿 pic.twitter.
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There are a number of ways to keep mosquitoes at bay.
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That keeps money at bay and complicates all risk management models.
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For a few others, there's even more grave feelings at bay.
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Improve the drainage around the house to keep water at bay.
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" It was my way of keeping at bay the dreaded: "Mr.
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How long can family dinners keep the dangers outside at bay?
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The measure has — at least temporarily — held the bulldozers at bay.
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Silver ions in the material help keep any odors at bay.
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Both women worshiped at Bay Ridge Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses.
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It keeps them at bay from being more aggressive on rates.
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Thousands of police officers were deployed to keep protesters at bay.
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She knows the condition requires her to keep stress at bay.
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Explaining the news to our kids Keep the bombast at bay.
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Creating a seating chart can also help keep stress at bay.
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These are the best solutions to help keep the spammers at bay.
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Below are seven different ways to keep those white flakes at bay.
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Chinese military brass agree they can now keep American carriers at bay.
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The area around the Getty was designed to keep fire at bay.
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The central bank hikes rates in part to keep inflation at bay.
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My comfort level with him helped keep my body fears at bay.
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He's just endlessly interested in the battle to keep it at bay.
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Ancient civilizations used ashes, sulfur, and salts to keep pests at bay.
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He didn't let it get to him and kept them at bay.
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A lack of homes for sale is keeping potential buyers at bay.
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Signs of strength in the U.S. economy helped keep bears at bay.
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They want to keep streets safe for everyone, and traffic at bay.
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Amgen is litigating to keep U.S. generic competition for Sensipar at bay.
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It's not about escalating the conflict, but keeping the Russians at bay.
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They offer just enough earnings growth to keep the bears at bay.
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Last term, Kagan was particularly effective at holding this effort at bay.
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Continued opioids are needed to keep the physical withdrawal symptoms at bay.
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At least 500 firefighters were working to keep the flames at bay.
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More needs to be done to keep Russian lawlessness abroad at bay.
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The program has kept Congress at bay with the appearance of effectiveness.
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It also gives Deliveroo increased financial firepower to keep Uber at bay.
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High prices and low supply are keeping potential home buyers at bay.
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On the appointed day and time, Snedeker showed up at Bay Hill.
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Jamie, meanwhile, is also trying to keep an aggro Dougal at bay.
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Behind the scenes officials are trying to keep it all at bay.
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Preparing ahead of time builds confidence to keep that critic at bay.
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A mattress protector can keep dust, mites, lice and dander at bay.
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And we can arm the Sunni Arabs to keep Iran at bay.
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Here are ways to keep e-junk at bay, Marie Kondo-style.
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Related: Keeping Lifestyle Inflation at Bay Sadly, all of that is bull$#!
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McIlroy sees some similarities to his victory last year at Bay Hill.
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It's unsuccessful, but how much longer can Switzerland keep him at bay?
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Mostly, Billie Jean is winning while Bobby is keeping boredom at bay.
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Instead, he kept you and the rest of the family at bay.
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They required seven pitchers on Sunday to keep the Yankees at bay.
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Professor Harrington said that citronella did little to keep mosquitoes at bay.
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Raising rates is one way they keep the costs at bay. 5.
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The decision to stay publicly traded may not keep regulators at bay.
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Massinburg made five late free throws to keep the Bobcats at bay.
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Others say that this "goodwill" announcement could keep the competition at bay.
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A person who answered the phone at Bay Crane declined to comment.
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Past presidents widely suspected of corruption managed to keep prosecutors at bay.
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Tourmaline adds extra shine and helps keep fine haired flyaways at bay.
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With enough care and attention, the invasion can be kept at bay.
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You massage their limbs to keep the stiffness of rigor mortis at bay.
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So keeping stress at bay might be a better bet for staying healthy.
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Environmentalists fear curbs would undermine their efforts to keep mining companies at bay.
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It is unbearably painful and I can barely keep the tears at bay.
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I definitely need to take more measures to keep my anxiety at bay.
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"This is what keeps our enemies at bay," she says with a smile.
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Pups don't encounter any other pups or people, so anxiety stays at bay.
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Walls encase the metropolis, keeping at bay undocumented people and an unruly environment.
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Neither side wants war, but China is intent on keeping America at bay.
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"It keeps my stress at bay," Cook said in an interview with Axios.
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Clinton relied on strong turnout from Latino voters to hold Sanders at bay.
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The counseling and medication, she says, keep her depression and schizophrenia at bay.
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If the NSA can't keep hackers at bay, how can Sonic Drive-In?
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That means getting away from the rentier system and keeping cronies at bay.
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However, Sacramento regained its stroke from long range to keep Atlanta at bay.
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No, we are the canary in the coal mine MORE (Calif.), at bay.
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Thus, Iran can hold much of the economic pain of sanctions at bay.
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At Bay Medical, patients received cash kickbacks for their involvement with the fraud.
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Even artificial light or bright rooms can help keep seasonal depression at bay.
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By not getting to see Odysseus' home, we've kept the ending at bay.
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Gentle angles, a set progression, rules to keep anything resembling madness at bay.
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Our mechanized surroundings keep silence at bay aggressively by replacing it for us.
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Lillian reduces anxiety, and keeps negative feelings as well as entities at bay.
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Any advice on how to pace myself and keep worried thoughts at bay?
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Hawkish expectations are rising even though inflation pressures have been held at bay.
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Using strong, unique passwords is vital to keeping hackers and cybercriminals at bay.
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I wanted to stay, to keep the rest of the world at bay.
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I'll give Jared this: He has at least kept Uncle Sam at bay.
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They had worked as hard as they could to keep Barcelona at bay.
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"It was harder and harder to keep the darkness at bay," she testified.
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He used his gun to keep the assailant at bay, the doctor said.
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But unlike the diplomatic archive, the National Archives were holding him at bay.
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Much research has shown the benefits of exercise in keeping depression at bay.
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"White ethnonationalism was kept at bay because of pluralistic ignorance," Mr. Shirky said.
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At the Veterans Affairs Center for Sexual Trauma Services at Bay Pines, Fla.
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Staying silent can be a coping mechanism to keep those fears at bay.
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A handful of protesters showed up but were kept at bay by security.
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Japan has also kept globalization at bay in some important respects, notably immigration.
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Mortars set the conditions for other units by keeping bigger threats at bay.
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But it's the best way I've found to keep digital monsters at bay.
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France has also sent troops to west Africa to keep Islamist insurgents at bay.
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Team members will wear tracksuits infused with insect repellant to keep mosquitos at bay.
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How did he keep them at bay with what seems like just his words?
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"The courtiers did everything they could to keep the smell at bay," she says.
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However, continued supply outages that have buoyed prices are keeping some concerns at bay.
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"Poland: US Ally to Keep Russia at Bay, Control Europe," read the fake headline.
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Birds keep bloodsucking bugs at bay by weaving insect-repelling plants into their nests.
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When the trolls are kept at bay, the tech industry and its customers benefit.
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Could periodically pumping particle clouds into the atmosphere help keep that future at bay?
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Dollywood evacuated guests Monday, but so far firefighters have kept the flames at bay.
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Cartoon characters found them a hands-free way of keeping nasty smells at bay.
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Here we see money being counted out in the "kickback room" at Bay Medical.
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It is in these images, forever embalmed, that our heartbreaks are kept at bay.
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If that serves to keep the whales at bay, it may be worth it.
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Local laws also keep light pollution at bay, according to the University of Hawaii.
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Asset rotation and focusing on growth could help Veolia keep activist investors at bay.
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Until now, though, there has been no efficient way to keep it at bay.
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And stick around for the products stars swear by to keep acne at bay.
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Sounds like a good way to keep the hanger at bay over the holidays!
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They've also provided free guard dogs to farmers to help keep cheetahs at bay.
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Varlamov made 19 saves in the third period to keep the Blackhawks at bay.
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Unlike other Disney parks, real-world tchotchkes and brands will be kept at bay.
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But it couldn't keep the high-flying euro at bay after the German data.
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In her present lifetime, she packed on the pounds to keep men at bay.
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An electrochromic "smart glass" barrier keeps even the driver's prying eyes at bay, too.
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Mastering the complicated business of manufacturing cars has kept new competitors largely at bay.
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It's great that Kourtney has found a way to keep the anxiety at bay.
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In some countries, budget carriers have been kept at bay by state-run incumbents.
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There is no approved maintenance treatment to keep ovarian cancer at bay after chemotherapy.
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They also resist wrinkles, keep allergens at bay, and help regulate your body temperature.
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Headley had to wonder what forces were conspiring to keep his offense at bay.
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To keep it at bay, use a really hydrating moisturizer — and use it often.
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But the reality of the royal family is that controversy is kept at bay.
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Confining life to four pen-and-ink panels won't keep the demons at bay.
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Meanwhile, industry groups are doing everything they can to keep harsh regulations at bay.
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His intention is to paint himself as the hero keeping the barbarians at bay.
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Kevin McCallister from Home Alone had some ingenious methods of keeping burglars at bay.
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Nobody lasted much out past the burnt edges where disease was kept at bay.
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The ladies are making a lot of money and keeping the adults at bay.
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But she thought she had done all she could to keep racism at bay.
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Even in his 90s and weakened by age, he kept potential successors at bay.
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Authorities dyed a 'Blue Lagoon' black to keep England's Instagrammers at bay during lockdown.
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Fortunately, she can take an oral chemotherapy pill that keeps her cancer at bay.
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Healthy habits, including eating well and exercising, can keep age-related deterioration at bay.
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But has he made massive strides in defeating ISIS or keeping Iran at bay?
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For the most part, that sound has been held at bay by country tastemakers.
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Finally, a snack that will satisfy your munchies and keep spooky creatures at bay.
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Resolving economic woes and keeping the virus at bay will be a delicate dance.
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Poland, eager for a deeper American alliance, is likely to keep Huawei at bay.
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Islanders goalie Jaroslav Halak kept the Rangers at bay with a 29-save performance.
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Security is all too often focused on keeping hackers out and breaches at bay.
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Now, he just has to win a few championships, keep the Mets at bay.
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One year ago at the same period, there were only 29 ships at bay.
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She tried keeping him at bay by saying she was not ready to date.
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Even Japan's longtime economic nemesis, persistent consumer-price deflation, is being kept at bay.
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Unable to do for himself, he needs me to keep his demons at bay.
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The Trail Blazers kept the Wizards at bay for the remainder of the night.
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Caution ahead of U.S. retail sales data due later also kept most buyers at bay.
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Yet Eibel is keeping his excitement at bay over the S&P's historical bull run.
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I would ask him to keep his evil at bay and fight for human rights.
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Chlorine, used by water utilities as a disinfectant, typically keeps bacteria like Legionella at bay.
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Carbs have proven key to keeping me full and feelings of food deprivation at bay.
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Is she lucky to have an additional handsome man to keep the paparazzi at bay?
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A simpler way to keep hawkish Republicans at bay would be to reappoint Ms Yellen.
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Later in the evening, de Lesseps was spotted last night doing karaoke at Bay Club.
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Get up to 30% off personal massage devices and keep the stress monster at bay.
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One side binds very well to the gold and keeps the serum proteins at bay.
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Click through to find the products we love for keeping frizz and dehydration at bay.
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The Starbucks has a special curbside area in order to keep traffic at bay, however.
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Gold demand in Asia remained subdued this week as higher prices kept buyers at bay.
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Facebook has shown its ability to keep users happy, advertisers spending, and competition at bay.
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He says this practice has been shown to help keep workers' stress levels at bay.
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Thus, monitoring every carb you swallow is another measure in keeping the disease at bay.
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You can use GLOO as a shield, keeping psychic blasts and shitty mimics at bay.
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Perhaps Geostorm's 11% rating on Rotten Tomatoes is keeping even the conspiracy theorists at bay.
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But the Gophers came up with the necessary answers to keep the Utes at bay.
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They kept Los Angeles at bay for two periods but could not hold the lead.
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That's the theory, after all, that kept nuclear war at bay throughout the Cold War.
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In South American cities yellow fever was once kept at bay by mosquito-control measures.
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In Los Angeles, cold drinks are also a must to keep the heat at bay.
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For straight and sleek styles, concentrator attachments help keep frizz at bay and hair smooth.
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The McCurry's aren't the only supersavers who focus on keeping their big expenses at bay.
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He now has a case to say only such powers will keep enemies at bay.
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Trading volume remained thin as lingering concerns over China's economic health kept investors at bay.
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These 2.0 versions are meant to make it even easier to keep distractions at bay.
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It'll be around 67 degrees and cloudy, and hopefully, the pollen will stay at bay.
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She desperately tries to keep her emotions at bay as she gets up to leave.
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They lurk on the fringes of every punk scene, kept at bay only by violence.
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Don't keep your worried thoughts at bay—welcome them in and then set them free.
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I've gone to work wearing small white outfits while keeping the Red Dragon at bay.
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The groom and Groomsman enjoyed the sport of trying to keep the magpies at bay.
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Sung with conviction and lucidly staged, the production manages admirably to keep confusion at bay.
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Marisa moved slower, free of that maternal pathology, the sense of keeping catastrophe at bay.
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By managing his friendship with Stan, Philip is keeping a potentially disastrous downfall at bay.
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When crises emerge, they make money available to spur commerce while keeping terror at bay.
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Although it won't stand up to a downpour, it should handily keep seaspray at bay.
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Depression and anxiety kept at bay with pills, weekly therapy, and half-hearted yoga practice.
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By creating such a school of horrors, Mr. Turpin had kept the authorities at bay.
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On Tuesday, officials in Rome voted to keep the sharks a little farther at bay.
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But that northern part of the grid held me at bay for quite a while.
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Sometimes we succeeded in keeping the OMB wolves at bay; other times we did not.
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People continued growing food on their farms, and that partly helped keep hunger at bay.
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That's the feeling she wants to keep at bay: of others acting without her consent.
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Keep close talkers at bay — and the double takes coming in this banana yellow creation.
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Italy has been accused of paying off militias in Libya to keep migrants at bay.
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But the combination of stiffened run defense and productive offense kept the Cardinal at bay.
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For more than a century, however, business support for immigration kept the nativists at bay.
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Here are some steps you can take to try to keep the calls at bay.
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But Devenski kept the Yankees at bay by striking out Didi Gregorius on three pitches.
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And Republicans have so far been successful at keeping a statewide Democratic push at bay.
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Another "benefit" of charitable giving is that it might be keeping the pitchforks at bay.
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Ideally, small parties could be kept at bay, and badly needed reform could be achieved.
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Reducing stress wherever -- and whenever -- you can will keep stress hormones like cortisol at bay.
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"For twenty-five years I have kept the mockers and scoffers at bay," he says.
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Knowing it&aposs there if I do keeps a lot of my anxieties at bay.
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So far, the argument for preserving the "wilderness experience" has kept these changes at bay.
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The wolf at the door can be kept at bay for a little while longer.
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But Willowdean keeps those defenses at bay long enough to find meaningful, nurturing support systems.
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Hey, at least this all "works" and the clouds stay at bay for the time being.
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She returned to her solitary life in Monroeville, keeping the press and the public at bay.
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Made of the finest leather, this scratch-resistant collar can keep fashion faux pas at bay.
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The 23-year-old has kept his foes' bats at bay as opponents are hitting just .
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It's an attempt to quash the phony sites' business models and keep the content at bay.
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The Bulletproof Coffee didn't keep hunger at bay, and my stomach had been grumbling for hours.
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So you could be fighting an even more difficult battle to keep the fogginess at bay.
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They had a common interest in stabilising a difficult neighbourhood, and in keeping communism at bay.
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He has pleaded with political and Islamic leaders to keep foreign and local militants at bay.
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It keeps the pores minimized, keeps the fine lines at bay, and resurfaces the skin perfectly.
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Freshwater also needs to flow out of rivers in order to hold the sea at bay.
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To keep flare-ups at bay, her disease required expensive therapies and medications she couldn't afford.
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We need the kids if we're to breed enough to keep the Muslim invaders at bay.
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I can't escape that, I can only keep it at bay one day at a time.
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Such drugs can keep symptoms at bay indefinitely, prolonging lifespans to those enjoyed by the uninfected.
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IV-C kitties were quite the Mediterranean explorers, keeping rodents at bay on various trade ships.
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I smiled at him warmly and attempted small talk to keep the awkward silences at bay.
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For the others, early diagnosis and medication can keep end-stage disease at bay for decades.
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But the incredible future awaiting this region is held at bay by bloodshed, ignorance, and terror.
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It's the culmination of five years of work at Bay Area-based biotech startup Perfect Day.
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"Hasard," in daily life, was kept strenuously at bay, flowing fitfully and circuitously into his art.
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Laws are designed to keep chaos at bay, to set a foundation for a civil society.
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Cops did respond to Tylon's house, and reassured him they'd keep the Grinch dude at bay.
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Since the medication has kept their pain at bay, they seek refills from their primary doctors.
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"It would increase value and keep regulators at bay for another couple of years," he says.
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Conservatives, however, look to tradition, hierarchy, deference, protectionism and orthodoxy to keep the chaos at bay.
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This is the real reason leftism was held at bay in this country for so long.
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Duterte said the Philippines, Indonesia and Malaysia were working closely to keep foreign extremists at bay.
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" Though the official added that Cohen "is doing a remarkable job keeping that all at bay.
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But that message was also Mr. Cohen's way of keeping distractions at bay while he worked.
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Pets can help deter feelings of sadness or mild depression because they keep loneliness at bay.
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Innovations like a loyalty programme have helped keep at bay its $76 billion U.S. rival, Uber.
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The killer returns, but she keeps him at bay, anyway, and wounds him with a hammer.
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True to his roots, he made his primary home in Latrobe, spending winters at Bay Hill.
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Top performers have well-honed coping strategies that they employ to keep difficult people at bay.
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Those on the US mainland can thank Tropical Storm Jose for possibly keeping Maria at bay.
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Once you learn this and you do your due diligence, you can keep breakouts at bay.
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Presidential communications are supposed to build bonds that form barriers to keep major threats at bay.
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She and her husband have fitted their windows with nets to keep the pests at bay.
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For instance, anxiety may arise because it's keeping uncomfortable emotions like aggression and sadness at bay.
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Will you keep emotions at bay that might cause you to make ill-advised investment moves?
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But it remains to be seen if this will be enough to keep chaos at bay.
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And I believe, and research suggests, that it has helped keep the Alzheimer's monster at bay.
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But the incredible future awaiting this region is held at bay by bloodshed, ignorance and terror.
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Her sinewy body and quick movements kept Mr. Itanare, who is also her boyfriend, at bay.
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The profits, they say, will help cover the steep security costs of keeping poachers at bay.
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It has lifted my spirits, and I believe my packed schedule keeps the disease at bay.
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Labor on Labor Day is the very best way to keep the black dog at bay.
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Luckily, there's a slew of new cooling, depuffing products that can help keep bags at bay.
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Some researchers speculate that spider silk keeps hungry bacteria at bay by being laced with antibiotics.
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For now, the Louisiana law is on hold and bitter abortion related dissents are at bay.
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From there, Rozier answered for the Hornets' next four points to keep the Knicks at bay.
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The visitors held Connecticut at bay for much of the second half until the final minute.
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Texas A&M made five free throws in the final minute to keep Georgia at bay.
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Why have the Democrats managed to keep the cranks at bay more successfully than the G.O.P.?
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I see now that you kept all sorts of demons at bay during those difficult college years.
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ASTRAZENECA, MERCK'S LYNPARZA KEEPS PANCREATIC CANCER AT BAY LONGER THAN PLACEBO IN PATIENTS WITH BRCA MUTATIONS - STUDY
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It just seems foretold, for artists who can't keep their psychic demons at bay, to die young.
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It marked a reversal of traditional diplomacy in which allies are rewarded and enemies held at bay.
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We collect countless serums and pencil in spa appointments to keep our most nagging concerns at bay.
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Thankfully, differences in technological capability are likely to keep at bay the specter of full-blown conflict.
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And the more physical we made her, the more we kept her cyborg-like nature at bay.
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To help you out, here are some things I do to keep hackers and scammers at bay.
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It will need to, if it wants to keep regulators at bay and withstand the passives' aggression.
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To keep this at bay, Lopez recommends using a tea-tree treatment at least once a month.
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Proper hydration ensures your face is healthy, glowing, and plump and keeps roughness and flakes at bay.
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She's compliant with her medication, which keeps the delusions and paranoia at bay for the most part.
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He was met by a large gang of fans, who police kept at bay while he ate.
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To help hold it at bay, officials plan to have shrubs and trees planted in the county.
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We also need electricity to cool the food supply and keep harmful types of bacteria at bay.
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For the best view, you'll need dark, clear skies, so fingers crossed that clouds stay at bay.
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In other cases, the depressive keeps emotions at bay because it is too painful to experience them.
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Without Venezuela's largesse, Mr Ortega can no longer maintain the public spending that kept dissent at bay.
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Two-thirds of the 30 Dow components were lower, keeping the psychologically significant 20,5003 mark at bay.
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All the above ingredients are proven to keep breakouts, and the dark spots that follow, at bay.
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This year, I'm struggling to keep my disordered eating at bay, more so than any other year.
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It doesn't have to be a political conversation either and Roust monitors to keep trolling at bay.
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It's why diabetics must regularly inject themselves with insulin, to keep their blood sugar levels at bay.
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Royal Boudoir's comfortable strap will gently keep your mouth closed as you sleep — and snoring at bay.
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All in all, they help keep hackers at bay and far, far away from your private information.
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One of their greatest gifts is the ability to identify toxic people and keep them at bay.
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Vineyards, meanwhile, are turning to novel methods to keep the invaders at bay and the landscape intact.
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Luxury and fashion companies don't like it, but they have the resources to keep it at bay.
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But this untapped potential, this tremendous cause for optimism, is held at bay by bloodshed and terror.
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If order could be maintained and the spectacle kept at bay, normal Washington would carry this day.
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For three decades, astronomers thought that Saturn's moon Janus was keeping the outer A ring at bay.
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Telecoms haven't put any protections in place to keep the calls at bay on the network level.
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Neither event kept the world at bay: these places of refuge were full of wounded souls. ♦
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But Maple Leafs goalie Frederick Andersen was up to the task and kept the Jets at bay.
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In southwest Florida's Lee County, hundreds of seawalls built to keep the ocean at bay have crumbled.
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Did he grow these imposing bristles to keep the world at bay while he withdrew into retirement?
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A coloring book is a fun way to exercise creativity, mindfulness, and put my restlessness at bay.
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It's also made from hypoallergenic material to keep dust mites, pollen, mold, and pet dander at bay.
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In the second round, Ali remained flat-footed, using his pawing jab to keep Frazier at bay.
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The true exercise was to keep the negative thoughts at bay for as long as I could.
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He died of a heart attack at 19813 in 1976 after playing 27 holes at Bay Hill.
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At Bay Grape, a wine shop that opened a year and a half ago in Oakland, Calif.
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The flat tone of the writing keeps the story from being melodramatic — it keeps excess at bay.
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The police de-escalation process is working, though, keeping the crowds at bay without worsening the situation.
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The only precaution we'd recommend is to wash your foundation sock regularly to keep bacteria at bay.
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It was flailing and desperate and it felt, most of all, like holding a dog at bay.
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Sunday • The New York Road Runners' Staten Island Half Marathon begins at Bay Street and Slosson Terrace.
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In order to successfully keep that threat at bay, you require military assistance from the United States.
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He was there to shore things up, to keep City at bay, to waste a little time.
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When farming organically, farmers use naturally occurring compounds instead of industrial pesticides to keep pests at bay.
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Reader Center Facebook Group members shared a mélange of ideas for keeping news-generated stress at bay.
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To assume that central banks can hold the next recession at bay indefinitely represents a dangerous complacency.
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But once acclimated to a new environment, they will hang around and keep the mice at bay.
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For some cancers in the mouse models, the keto diet alone kept the tumor growth at bay.
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No Time to Think Nowadays, people can keep negative thoughts at bay with a frenzy of activity.
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She has chronic Lyme disease, and the bee venom keeps the symptoms of the disease at bay.
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Before he recited the prayer, Mr. McCall listened to Ariana Grande to keep his nerves at bay.
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The whole feeling of not knowing what was going on was keeping me at bay, I guess.
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The way it works now, civilians often feel like the ones responsible for keeping violence at bay.
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You feel exhausted yet satisfied; somehow, for now, Ruiz and his comrades have kept anarchy at bay.
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But the operation has already proved highly disruptive to efforts to keep the Islamic State at bay.
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Dear Diary: I got off the R at Bay Ridge Avenue and switched to the B9 bus.
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But the zombie gore and the verbal pepper is sprayed quickly enough to keep boredom at bay.
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Only Marc-André ter Stegen, Barcelona's best player, and his faithful crossbar kept the tide at bay.
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Only Marc-André ter Stegen, Barcelona's best player, and his faithful crossbar kept the tide at bay.
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Growers have long held it at bay by trimming dead branches and, in recent decades, spraying antibiotics.
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The president has repeatedly claimed that ongoing trade talks have kept violence in Hong Kong at bay.
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Their intermittent fasting might contribute to their life spans and keep obesity at bay, the authors posited.
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Maintaining a real, regularly updated security program on your computer can keep general malicious code at bay.
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Some brands have even rented the place for a week, the better to keep competitors at bay.
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Such a federal arrangement will give Ethiopians an even chance of keeping an authoritarian dictatorship at bay.
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The crossword, on the other hand, was always different and fresh, and kept the world at bay.
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From Kim's vantage point, he's got the US in his crosshairs, keeping a potential invasion at bay.
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That was the last time Mickelson was at Bay Hill, and this trip lasted only two days.
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To keep these modern invaders at bay requires separating fact from fiction, and depending on expert advice.
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His experiment has held drug gangs and the Mexican state at bay, but he could solve neither.
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"That will be the great determinant, or the factor, that keeps oil prices at bay," the analyst added.
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Police in Beijing distributed long poles with prongs that security guards could use to keep attackers at bay.
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And paying out money to hold regulators at bay is significantly cheaper than allowing competition to make gains.
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Your pets keep you safe from the extremely dangerous world, but they also keep the unpredictability at bay.
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The other major carriers dropped contracts, cut prices, and created copycat plans to keep T-Mobile at bay.
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To some extent, this is for a good reason: Sound, iterative journalism can keep rumor-mongering at bay.
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Officials said the oil companies have highly trained firefighting teams and facilities meant to keep wildfires at bay.
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She says she's hoping to keep her power bill at bay, but last year it cost her $3,500.
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Around 1,000 American service members were in northern Syria to help the Kurds and keep ISIS at bay.
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The Pelicans kept Chicago at bay and held a 103-81 edge at the end of the period.
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And its insider-only community continued to keep outsiders at bay even as the site grew more accessible.
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Prior to that, scientists thought the sub-sea permafrost was essentially an impermeable barrier keeping methane at bay.
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China's cooling economy, growing debt levels and anxiety over its currency policy have also kept investors at bay.
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With luck, this arrangement will keep secondary cancers at bay while a patient's primary tumour is dealt with.
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Farmers in India are fighting tooth and nail to keep a scourge of opium-addicted parrots at bay.
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The latter storms off annoyed while Greer inquires about how long Nola plans on keeping him at bay.
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But when I was able to read, specifically books I loved, it helped keep those feelings at bay.
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Not so safe Thought that fancy new chip in your credit card would keep the thieves at bay?
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The nationalism Chiang tried to incite to keep liberalism at bay is echoed in Mr Xi's China, too.
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But keeping diseases like polio, smallpox or measles at bay requires that the majority of children are immunized.
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Nuts have a healthy balance of fiber, protein and fat, which work together to keep hunger at bay.
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Finally, the soap we've all been searching for: one that keeps all the vampires we meet at bay.
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It amounts to setting forth conservative policy as the only way to keep truly dark forces at bay.
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The PKK has moved to urban areas, building trenches and barricades to keep police and soldiers at bay.
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PIRATES, the scourge of the high seas, were mostly kept at bay during the first half of 2016.
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Marine hunters, they didn't seem to go after the island foxes, and kept the golden eagles at bay.
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Some blame the Chinese, who are looking for a technological edge to keep the United States at bay.
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They're hunting for solutions to keep locusts at bay without eradicating them, which is a tricky balancing act.
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But as long as realism is held at bay, the fantasy can remain satisfying to an enormous audience.
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And for so many of us it laps at the edges, sometimes held at bay, sometimes drawing nearer.
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The most likely theory proffered so far, scientists say, is that Iceland's oceanic climate keeps them at bay.
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If you want to keep fine lines at bay a little longer, try Olay Regenerist Micro-Sculpting Cream.
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A major factor was that dry air over the continental United States helped keep the rain at bay.
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To keep pounds at bay, Mr. Pasternak suggested hitting at least 12,000 steps a day, about six miles.
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He acknowledges that it could have been a "social-marketing" ploy to keep big business's critics at bay.
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Peters can't keep his old-school work ethic at bay for long; relentlessness is something like his default.
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As sidelined groups prove themselves ready to work, they could help to keep widespread labor shortages at bay.
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Peacock kept Toronto at bay over the ensuing three innings despite surrendering at least one baserunner in each.
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So, "hazers" have been hired to keep the birds at bay, at least to the extent they can.
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Biden needs to depend on voters like those if he is to hold the Sanders tide at bay.
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This helped keep a depression at bay, but it also led non-financial companies to pile on debt.
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Nostalgia for yesteryear, and even an ancient past, keeps us at bay from the politics of the present.
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Now the task is for Kershaw to keep the Astros at bay until the Dodgers can crack McCullers.
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They sully pure white snow with cigarette ash and keep boredom at bay with scarcely secret love affairs.
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President Vladimir Putin controls state power far more than Yeltsin did and holds most of them at bay.
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That should ensure deals yield more cost savings, which will please shareholders and potentially keep activists at bay.
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Later, guards Jaqawn Raymond and Perrin Buford took turns driving for layups to keep the Spartans at bay.
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Here's what you need to know: • Only "self-restraint" is keeping war at bay on the Korean Peninsula.
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Until this fall, most centrists had hoped that former Vice President Joe Biden would keep Sanders at bay.
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Farmers may also plant grass or shrubs to help keep the soil healthy and keep pests at bay.
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But how corporations manage to do this and keep the IRS at bay is mostly shrouded in secrecy.
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New leaders in Panama, Paraguay and El Salvador all explored a switch, but China held them at bay.
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The first step toward keeping them at bay is to insist on calling them by their rightful names.
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Doctors are not sure whether the cancer is gone or being kept at bay by his immune system.
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The need to keep federal tariffs in place and pollution standards at bay makes for a potent incentive.
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Most important, he's trying to keep the self-doubt at bay and not put undue pressure on himself.
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But while the endless demands can keep grief at bay, they do so only temporarily, and never completely.
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You get to keep the worst of the world, and most of the rest of it, at bay.
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Like we first told you ... he had security keep her at bay after word spread she was coming.
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TMZ reported the couple hired private firefighters to keep the flames at bay after evacuation orders had been issued.
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It was surprisingly uneventful as we drove around a traffic circle and parking lot at Bay Area office park.
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Still, Hoboken's efforts to date aren't nearly enough to keep the rising waters at bay in the coming decades.
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The Hays Code wasn't federal law, but it was established to keep the threat of federal regulation at bay.
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The only American municipalities that have successfully kept Google's mapping services at bay have been cities with private roads.
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It will keep emails at bay so you can kick back and enjoy the last sunny days of summer.
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Orlando, however, made a spirited comeback entering the fourth before being held at bay the rest of the way.
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From there, San Antonio used free throws to keep Portland at bay for its 246th straight win at home.
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As they've done before, they appealed to Congress for an emergency $1.9 billion to keep the virus at bay.
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To keep the dust at bay, the xEMU doesn't have zippers or cables, and its main components are sealed.
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Those with fine hair, on the other hand, might need a daily wash to keep excessive oil at bay.
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I fill up my water bottle, hoping that my hunger will stay at bay for another hour or so.
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Governments will do what they want, though continuous legal battles may hold the beast at bay in some countries.
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Pesticides may help crops survive and keep dangerous molds or bugs at bay, but they're not good to eat.
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The exhibition design, introductory wall texts, and most of the photographs themselves work hard to keep politics at bay.
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But keeping diseases like polio, smallpox or measles at bay requires that the vast majority of children are immunized.
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Not every company that has adopted the spot-rate approach has been successful in keeping its costs at bay.
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When the zombie apocalypse finally hits, blasters alone won't be enough to keep the brain-hungry hordes at bay.
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In addition to making you break a sweat, BBS classes can definitely help keep any breakup blues at bay.
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And if you're trying to keep your stress at bay while remaining politically active, we have you covered, too.
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Some shopkeepers hung up portraits of Vladimir Putin, Russia's president, hoping his image would keep the excavators at bay.
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S. slogans were kept at bay by police and not allowed within 3 km (2 miles) of the consulate.
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Sawyer Products has armed the teams with 360 bottles of Permethrin, an odorless product that keeps mosquitoes at bay.
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However, as good as these services are, there are simple steps we can take to keep them at bay.
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Meanwhile, Snap is in the midst of a charm offensive for influencers after years of keeping them at bay.
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But Mr. Biden's position in the race is evidently no longer imposing enough to keep Mr. Bloomberg at bay.
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They're crafted to minimize joint stress and encourage better posture for your wrist, thereby keeping carpal tunnel at bay.
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"It's critical to be able to have a healthy dialogue about money and keep emotions at bay," Krell said.
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Along with social reform, public dialogue is the also the barricade that serves to keep your government at bay.
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This suggests that in the human nose, S. lugdunensis helps to keep S. aureus at bay, the researchers said.
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But the stock-market volatility that has kept potential public offerings at bay can be helpful to exchange operators.
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Source: US District Court, Eastern District of New York One of the patient examination rooms located at Bay Medical.
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Gazprom will secure their near monopolistic positions on their home markets, as well as keep new startups at bay.
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Philips Norelco Nose Hair Precision Trimmer, $12.95This all-in-one trimmer keeps my nose and brow hairs at bay.
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But NATO needs to be more than a shield to hold the army of the Russian bear at bay.
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Its gentle ingredients work to moisturize and soften my naturally very dry skin and help keep breakouts at bay.
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Miley (83-4) labored over his first four innings yet proved resourceful enough to keep the Cardinals at bay.
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She is also flanked by several cyclists who act as bodyguards of sorts by keeping wayward pedestrians at bay.
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Saxx's proprietary Ballpark Pouch is designed to hold everything in place while keeping chafing, bunching, and perspiration at bay.
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Its leftist-led government argues that delays would keep badly-needed investment at bay, harming prospects of economic recovery.
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Yet memories are short, and Musk has moved on to new stories that kept the short sellers at bay.
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In the end, we understand that it's just another futile distraction keeping our larger, looming existential anxieties at bay.
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Do you think all that physical training during your playing years helped keep the worst of it at bay?
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So far, the company's plan to dominate the home improvement market and keep competitors at bay has been working.
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They can hold disease at bay in these patients but cancer cells often adapt and develop new resistance mechanisms.
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Since the Christian knight had never lost a battle, his reputation alone was enough to keep invaders at bay.
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"Then I go to the gym and work out for an hour because it keeps my stress at bay."
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And more important, they can keep serious money problems at bay and help us save and invest more smartly.
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Eschewing the name on your birth certificate is also fun, a way to keep the serious you at bay.
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Darwinzon Hernandez and Bobby Poyner kept the visitors at bay from there, Poyner striking out two in the ninth.
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The Wildcats drained four 3-pointers in a row during a late stretch that kept West Virginia at bay.
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The top three players not already exempt from the top 10 at Bay Hill will get into Royal Portrush.
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But to keep government censorship at bay, self-censorship has been part of Hollywood's business almost from the start.
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Even though I went to school at Bay Ridge, which was pretty far away, you could still smell it.
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After a month, more brexanolone patients managed to keep depressive symptoms at bay, compared to those who received placebos.
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"Tower of Terror," he said, and that might be appropriate if the conditions at Bay Hill stay this way.
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In order to keep existential anxiety at bay, we must find and maintain perceptions of our lives as meaningful.
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Lester, a three-time World Series winner, kept the Nationals' powerful lineup at bay with his typical postseason savvy.
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States, too, have been in the hot seat for not enforcing enough measures to keep the problem at bay.
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Woods was at the peak of his powers, winning his third title of a stellar year at Bay Hill.
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At Bay Books, Bruce Cable presides over book signings with authors on tour and regular dinners with local writers.
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Tecomán was losing its values, the traditions that kept families intact and the criminals at bay, he told them.
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The alliance has held bag bans at bay by sticking to the scientific merits, Executive Director Matt Seaholm said.
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Utah kept the Pelicans at bay until Ball's 3-pointer tied the score at 121 with 3:15 left.
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Hoping to keep critics at bay, Target has been successfully fostering its apparel business, especially its private label ventures.
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Howard and Koby McEwen added two free throws apiece in the final 10 seconds to keep DePaul at bay.
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One indicator that remains at bay is Bank of America's Fund Manager Survey recommended cash levels staying above 3.5%.
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Consumer prices rose 0.2 percent in February, matching Wall Street expectations and keeping fears of runaway inflation at bay.
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The volatile week saw market activity winding down as the year-end holiday season kept many participants at bay.
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Straight-faced and stiff-lipped, Ms. Knox dodged flashbulbs as a coterie of bodyguards kept the press at bay.
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That layer of protection between the ball and the skin kept the friction down and the blister at bay.
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The coins, frequently used in the production of Tunisian jewels, are believed to keep the evil eye at bay.
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The museum has its own water tanks and has landscaped the complex in order to keep flames at bay.
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Whole apples, white fish, and Greek yogurt are on her list of the best foods for keeping hunger at bay.
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But others wonder if smaller programs -- no matter how well-intentioned and hardworking -- might have trouble keeping Zika at bay.
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And then I go to the gym and work out for an hour because it keeps my stress at bay.
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The United States is hostile to the Assad government, and its forces also helped keep the Syrian military at bay.
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This lets patients keep the gum tissue nice, keep plaque at bay, and spot things before they get too big.
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Therapy, yoga, and a small dosage of medication really help to keep my once-debilitating anxiety and depression at bay.
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"And then I go to the gym and work out for an hour because it keeps my stress at bay."
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" He was able to keep "the enemy at bay until helicopters were able to fly in and evacuate the wounded.
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Somehow, a group of concerned citizens wrangled Bonnar to the ground and kept him at bay until law enforcement arrived.
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It's called Earth's No Fun, which, in it's own way seems like a way of keeping the world at bay.
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By keeping the scheming women and femmes at bay, Dynasty has unintentionally gone even further with it's new progressive angle.
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Even if companies were clamoring for defenses, few tools exist to keep harmful deepfakes at bay, says Symantec's Saurabh Shintre.
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This is easier said than done for those whose insecurities are not held at bay by centuries of generational success.
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He reached out to dispossessed Shi'ites and marginalized Sunnis, and restored links with Sunni neighbors while keeping Iran at bay.
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Congress is considering changes to patent law, saying brand-name manufacturers "game" the system to unfairly keep generics at bay.
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The Bucks held the Celtics at bay from there to force a winner-take-all game Saturday night in Boston.
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"He was using spanners and spark plugs to hold them at bay," Ian Badham, director of CareFlight told ABC News.
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The ships are at bay in the Paranaguá port in southern Paraná state, the port's press service confirmed to Reuters.
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By now, helicopters and air tankers were circling the camp, dropping water and retardant to keep the fire at bay.
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The pair try their best to rally with ease, keeping their competitive spirits at bay for as long as possible.
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As with cold sores, there's no way to completely eradicate the virus, although antiviral medication can keep symptoms at bay.
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That being the case, it's truly a wonder Angelyne was able to keep the dogs at bay for so long.
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And maybe his cozy connections with the billionaire funders of the anti-environment fringe have temporarily kept gravity at bay.
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Erpenbeck's novel is usefully prosaic, written in a slightly uninviting, almost managerial present tense, which keeps overt emotion at bay.
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The 2016 dividend boost fell short of some expectations, while uncertainty over the restructuring kept investors at bay, analysts said.
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They see Kim as recognizing he is unable to keep the world at bay, despite his frightening arsenal of weapons.
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Despite the Starr Report, which was released just before the 1998 midterm elections, Democrats held Republicans at bay that November.
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Although pirates still occasionally probe the waters off Somalia for a vulnerable ship, they have largely been kept at bay.
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" It's in how he deals with passing moods and keeping addiction at bay: "Sometimes that pull—you know the void?
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Behind the plate he's got a strong arm and quick release, and should be able to hold runners at bay.
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Whole apples, white fish and Greek yoghurt are on her list of the best foods for keeping hunger at bay.
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It's like having had a strong friend just around the corner who would always keep the neighborhood bully at bay.
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Read on to find out what worked, what didn't, and what they're doing now to keep their breakouts at bay.
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And since low-quality content sinks out of view quickly on Imgur, the community has helped keep spam at bay.
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Watch it nowThis collection of SNL's best holiday sketches will get you laughing and keep those winter blues at bay.
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In effect, Pakistan's strategy of nuclear deterrence, conceived to keep India's military at bay, has also deterred the United States.
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So it was better to keep a flawed nuclear deal, they argued, because it kept Iran's nuclear program at bay.
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At other points, local runners volunteered their services from behind a white fence that now keeps marathon fans at bay.
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When concerns emerged about nicotine dependence, cancer and heart disease, they kept regulators at bay by playing up scientific uncertainty.
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Many are filled with debris and explosives planted by the militants in an attempt to keep government forces at bay.
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It was the highest 25-hole score to lead at Bay Hill since Ben Crenshaw was at 235 in 218.
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A sprinkle of foot powder like Gold Bond between workouts can also absorb sweat and keep nasty germs at bay.
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Mergers that marry companies that produce content with those that distribute it create new ways to keep newcomers at bay.
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Given technological advancements, Vietnam faces a more formidable task than did the Soviet Union in keeping its population at bay.
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Between washings, mat wipes or sprays (or even an all-purpose cleaner) can keep smells and bacterial buildup at bay.
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Seoul's security crucially depends on U.S. military presence to keep China at bay and offer protection from North Korean nukes.
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But a gas leak had kept residents at bay, and he was unsure about the fate of his family's home.
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Abe Wallach, a former Trump Organization executive, said Mr. Trump is colorblind when it comes to keeping people at bay.
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High home prices, higher mortgage rates and low supply kept competition at bay, even though housing demand is still elevated.
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He has used the talks as a delaying tactic to defuse domestic protest and hold the international community at bay.
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With Anderson keeping the Penguins at bay, Mike Hoffman delivered the winner 1 minute 34 seconds into the third period.
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Fallout 76's PVP system is supposed to keep griefers at bay by forcing players to opt-in to combat.
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Comcast faces increasing challenges that will likely keep its stock at bay in 2018, according to one Wall Street bank.
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The Kurds have lost significant ground to ISIS and have relied heavily on U.S. support to keep ISIS at bay.
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Drivers have been scrubbing down their cars "inch by inch" between rides at Bay Area airport parking lots, Alva said.
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As has happened in the past, will the Republican Front hold the National Front at bay this time as well?
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Get a little boost of help, and keep the IRS at bay, for just a few dollars more per month.
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Successive Republican administrations in the United States deployed fears of Bolshevism as anti-American and kept labor's causes at bay.
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Asthma, mental health issues and ADHD top the list of maladies that keep the recruiters at bay, says Mission: Readiness.
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Russia is also working around blocks the tech companies have erected in an attempt to keep Russian meddling at bay.
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But for the time being, the anti-Trump world has its own paranoias that need to be kept at bay.
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The role of national leaders is to revive the promise of the European project and keep petty protectionism at bay.
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"If we say we are keeping it at bay we are probably not being honest with ourselves," he told Reuters.
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On Sunday, however, he remained composed and mixed four birdies with two bogeys to keep his closest challengers at bay.
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Here's more soup for thought: Research has suggested that eating soup as a snack can help keep hunger at bay.
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As the dog struggled to keep the snake at bay, Orion, 11, stepped into the backyard to change Zeus' water.
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It's legal in nine states and D.C. That murky legal status hasn't kept the beer and spirits makers at bay.
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There are natural solutions, many of which you probably already have on hand, that can keep acid reflux at bay.
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As a result, Washington, Texas and New York have seen measles outbreaks and are struggling to keep measles at bay.
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The First Amendment is being rendered meaningless by the same kinds of mobs it was implemented to hold at bay.
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So there are situations that can trigger it and there are situations that can kind of keep it at bay.
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Eventually the others die or drift away and only Christina and one brother are left to hold bitterness at bay.
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The deadly encounter occurred on Tuesday when Seals was fatally shot at Bay View Cemetery while conducting a homicide investigation.
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But no matter how I tried, DEFOE and a focus on positivity failed to keep a recurrent darkness at bay.
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Thanks to a zipper secured with a buttoned storm flap, even a harsh, cutting wind will be kept at bay.
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SOCIAL Q'S A reader is unsure how to keep her abuser, who happens to be a friend's husband, at bay.
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The disease almost immediately showed signs of resistance, so researchers devised a combination therapy to hold tuberculosis at bay temporarily.
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The panel, the United States Preventive Services Task Force, said two types of counseling can help keep symptoms at bay.
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It might sound monstrous or highly sexualized, but Rasmussen's arrangements are refined enough that these associations are held at bay.
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But the fire is actually a key way the Everglades maintains its ecosystem — and, ultimately, keeps climate change at bay.
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Smiling to keep the boys at bay, I turn back around to steal a glance at her, she is crying.
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While I'm sure I looked incredibly dorky pedaling into the air, the physical and visual stimulation kept any embarrassment at bay.
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Defenses that switch bigs or even mobile wings and expect to keep him at bay are a special kind of toast.
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The floral scent and spa-like experience keeps seasonal blues at bay — even if the weather outside is below 10 degrees.
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She also waited tables, but her wages could barely keep up with the epilepsy medication that keeps her seizures at bay.
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Keeping tropical storms at bay As it enhances sunsets, the plume of dust is also keeping things quiet in the tropics.
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The whole time I was trying to keep crippling PTSD at bay, while the court defended his rights, and ignored mine.
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The methodology of this malicious software is well understood, but it takes vigilance (and savvy IT) to keep it at bay.
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It played to his natural strengths -- performance and theatricality -- while keeping his liabilities, like cynical incuriosity and casual cruelty, at bay.
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Though the Wii U didn't set the world on fire, it brought in revenue and kept the company's stakeholders at bay.
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NATO was created for a very particular purpose, and it did that job very well, keeping the Soviet Union at bay.
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For now, the BoJ can seek to keep yen rises at bay by allowing 10-year yields to fall below zero.
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Hsu explained that those germs that already live inside and around us are pretty good at keeping "bad" bacteria at bay.
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Normally the tube is sealed off so nothing can travel between your ears and your throat, which keeps infections at bay.
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If we can just turn back the clock following the letter of its 1787 precepts, change can be held at bay.
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"You need like one gallon of water per one square foot of lava to keep the lava at bay," Magno said.
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Isaac (not his real name) has attended the BAART clinic for ten years to keep his old heroin habit at bay.
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Rather than attempting to keep her at bay, the woman lifted the little girl on to her lap and fed her.
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And always remember the golden rule: Introducing thicker products into your routine gradually is the key to keeping breakouts at bay.
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I order a Diet Coke at the next bar (my trick for keeping my hangovers at bay!) and my friend pays.
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Our insecurities really need to be held at bay by our own doing and we need to stop beating ourselves up.
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If you're a smoker who happens to get BV a lot, then stopping may keep infections at bay, Dr. Mitchell says.
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This underplays the forces of chaos and elemental passion which were lurking in the background, and only just kept at bay.
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The Police Department is doing its best to keep civilians at bay and not start riots over some greedy spot-saving.
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Trump's Wall is a relic of an era in which invading armies moved across continents and walls kept them at bay.
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The press uses stainless steel filters and is designed to keep stray grounds at bay — and your coffee free of debris.
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As millions of Syrians fled a shattered country, the United States departed from its own history to keep them at bay.
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Then once you're happy with how it's looking, take a translucent powder and dust some over to keep creasing at bay.
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So, how do you find the right foundation that keeps your grease at bay while still looking natural in the process?
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The organization says many people use bait traps that include antifreeze around their homes and businesses to keep vermin at bay.
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Rick, in his long build post, found it easy to build and quite effective at keeping the plane noise at bay.
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In previous seasons of the show, this simple reassertion of domesticity would have been enough to keep the wolves at bay.
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A daily press conference might have kept rumors and medical misinformation at bay during a health scare in the mid-2000s.
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There was something appropriately austere about the setting, as if through architectural restraint alone the devil could be kept at bay.
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Live video's doing alright, but when it comes to money and influence, Facebook and television still keep future success at bay.
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Among other things, he weirdly seems to have decided to position himself as a reasonable moderate keeping angry leftists at bay.
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Mrazek kept the Predators at bay until a too-many-men penalty gave Nashville a power play with 5:42 remaining.
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Truth is, not even the glorious game of football can keep America's toxic culture of bigotry, hate and violence at bay.
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I feel like I've done a fairly good job of keeping my demons at bay, but not everybody is so lucky.
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The same couldn't be said for Trotter himself, whose principles weren't always enough to keep his competitiveness and pettiness at bay.
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The spring housing market is in full swing, but wild stock market gyrations may be keeping some potential homebuyers at bay.
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Shades of Beckett, Miró and Dubuffet drift about in the ether; harsh reality and elegant artifice keep each other at bay.
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Hence, there's reason for Islamabad and Kabul to agree on a mechanism that could help keep the Islamic State at bay.
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But officials and club staff say they're also meant to keep the advice-givers, favor-askers and suck-ups at bay.
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He did not in his public appearances Wednesday invoke NATO's role in keeping Europe free and the Soviet Union at bay.
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If you start to feel stressed, just knowing that's a common reaction to work travel can help keep symptoms at bay.
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You have to come back to the nurturing, the self-love, the self-care, and it keeps those voices at bay.
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They kept Michael Jordan at bay for several years and had a stranglehold on the Eastern Conference until LeBron broke through.
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It even comes with a three-panel hood with a spandex binding to help keep the wind and snow at bay.
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Florida never got the game closer than seven after that, as the Razorbacks kept it at bay by making free throws.
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Gemma Chan, Melissa McCarthy, Tiffany Haddish, and Jameela Jamil all smuggled food into prestigious events to keep their hunger at bay.
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They're no panacea, but they will keep dust mites at bay and will help you breathe a little better at night.
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As the novel coronavirus continues to spread, more and more cities are escalating their tactics to keep the virus at bay.
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Woods is an eight-time winner at Bay Hill, most recently in 2013, when he last played the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
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Of his record eight victories at Bay Hill, Woods has led six times and was tied for the lead another time.
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The right balance of medication and lifestyle can keep them at bay, but as Kill has learned, they cannot prevent them.
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There she works nearly nonstop, or exercises to exhaustion, or drinks herself into a stupor to keep her demons at bay.
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It isn't just routine; it's a necessary part of their culture, firefighters say, a way to keep the fear at bay.
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Except the problem with the hair of the dog is that it only keeps the headache at bay for so long.
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Alcohol can act as a diuretic, while water will keep you hydrated and keep motion sickness, headaches and lightheadedness at bay.
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The NATO nations are mostly democracies with vibrant free markets that have helped America keep enemies at bay, including in Afghanistan.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I was a student at Bay Ridge High School, an all-girls school, from 1941 to 1945.
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The "prudent" Capo can best figure out how it all works by keeping the law at bay while collecting protection monies.
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Chime's decision to introduce a highly competitive interest rate on its savings account could help it keep foreign neobanks at bay.
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For almost a decade, the artist has been living with cancer, kept at bay with monthly chemotherapy treatments at Mt. Sinai.
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On "Ballades," a new album of mostly solo-piano tracks, he returns to "Poinciana," but holds the rhythmic sway at bay.
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"We have brought the people to the park and we're trying to keep the marine borers at bay," Mr. Landau said.
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Surely Sessions and his Justice Department could be expected to accomplish something as straightforward as keeping the Muslims at bay. Hah.
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At the same time, the police learned that Detective Seals had been shot at Bay View Cemetery, roughly a mile away.
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Those efforts and a successful slate of games which helped the company regularly beat earnings expectations helped keep Vivendi at bay.
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Scientists played by Marion Cotillard and Jeremy Irons supervise the time treks while trying to keep their other subjects at bay.
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Brad Smith, president and chief legal officer of Microsoft, said the world would need leadership to hold such attacks at bay.
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So as soon as those images start to come, I build a wall in my mind to keep them at bay.
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When you return to work the next day, you'll probably feel inspired and driven, helping to keep distractions at bay. 4.
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Overall, these picks keep sweat and B.O. at bay for almost as long as traditional formulas, so I really can't complain.
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That will keep mold at bay and will go a long way toward saving your flooring, furniture, textiles and other things.
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In a world with literal witches, such tremendous faith might be the only way to can keep the darkness at bay.
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Many investors are now growing nervous that central banks will raise interest rates in a bid to keep inflation at bay.
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I have a general anxiety disorder and experience panic attacks, so I try my best to keep them at bay when possible.
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It's what they might bring up in somebody else, a lack of awareness, jealousy, anger, other vices that we keep at bay.
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In this exclusive conversation, Bogle explains the factors that could keep the market at bay and shares his views on passive investing.
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Pool product manufacturer Swimways has designed a new foldable canopy chair that includes a mosquito net to keep flying pests at bay.
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Sometimes, you'll have to deal with both simultaneously: a guard wielding a lantern might be prowling around, keeping the rats at bay.
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Japanese policymakers have tried to keep those speculating on a stronger yen at bay with threats of currency intervention to stem gains.
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But because he is having an affair with the Irishman's moll (Sienna Miller), he can't keep the mob at bay for long.
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Despite our diligent attempts to keep breakouts at bay, sometimes we need a little extra help getting our skin looking its best.
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If there is any echo of Sun's idealism, it is in the student "Sunflower Movement", which wants to keep China at bay.
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And while uncertainty will continue to weigh on business investment and hiring — and thus the economy's growth — recession will remain at bay.
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Last month, Jackman revealed he was being treated for skin cancer, urging others to wear sunscreen to keep the condition at bay.
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The West's distinctive heroin market has probably deterred many painkiller addicts from trying the drug, and has kept synthetic opioids at bay.
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That storm surge caused aging levees to break, allowing water usually held at bay to pour into the city all at once.
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To keep the critics at bay, central bankers must be accountable for the powers delegated to them, and disciplined in their exercise.
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Now, in his latest company-wide email, Musk admits hardcore measures are required just to keep the company's cash problem at bay.
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Ingram's long legs allow his upper body to float past those who (think they) are well positioned to keep him at bay.
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They just about keep nature at bay, even as a fast-moving torrent almost wets the roadway on Hardin's green metal bridge.
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One neighbor with a firearm "held the suspect at bay momentarily but they were wary of being attacked themselves," says the statement.
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So insist French booksellers, who for nearly four decades have successfully lobbied to keep the forces of the free market at bay.
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A boost in 2016 payouts fell short of some investors' expectations while uncertainty over the restructuring kept investors at bay, analysts said.
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But that will only work if it remains the most-dominant player in the ride-hailing world and keeps rivals at bay.
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Aurs held Cincinnati police at bay for an hour Investigators figured out that Aurs was traveling toward Cincinnati and notified police there.
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The announcement was made in the Latrobe Room at Bay Hill, site of this week's Arnold Palmer Invitational on the PGA Tour.
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If he fails, it will be harder than ever next time to keep populism at bay, and the FN out of power.
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Jackson, the capital of the Magnolia State, is weighed by an array of issues that work together to keep entrepreneurs at bay.
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The goal was to keep the Germans at bay long enough to cross the field and start clearing out the enemy bunkers.
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Hughes argued that Zuckerberg prefers these slaps on the wrist because it distracts people and keeps a feared antitrust case at bay.
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Nor was there much proactive offense, hitting before they hit you, to keep the ball in hand and the opposition at bay.
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So what better way to keep the caffeinated cup-stealers at bay than with some over-the-top "Pizza Is Bae" branding?
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Clinton's instinct is to hold the press at bay, to assert that she's "feeling great," nothing to see here, let's move on.
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"We mixed 43 litres of vodka with warm water, which kept the chill at bay," a spokesman for the circus said. 4.
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" (Steve Vassallo) "Running helps keep my migraines at bay, and it makes me feel strong and ready to take on the world.
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Why exactly did she think her own and her daughter's work for the campaign would be enough to keep Trump at bay?
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Can Mr Xi's model—with all the flaws in its implementation—continue to keep the end of the party's history at bay?
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This is in part due to our temperate climate, which keeps mosquito populations at bay during the cold parts of the year.
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Those bright neon lights of Pop's keeping the darkness at bay, giving way, as all nights must, to a morning of reckoning.
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He can deregulate, scapegoat, and unburden law enforcement to turn his Herrenvolk fantasy into reality—all while keeping congressional investigators at bay.
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Read More: How a Volcanic Eruption Kept Rising Oceans at Bay "I think there would be many more potential consequences," said Aubry.
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Just as vampires in gothic fiction can be kept at bay with a brandished crucifix, so too, it seems, can evil bosses.
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Cather's will forbade verbatim quotation from her correspondence, probably in an attempt to keep scholars at bay ("information vampires," she called them).
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Earlier in July, he wielded an umbrella and a frozen treat to keep the heat at bay, for him and a child.
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Today, Jakobshavn acts like a plug or cork keeping much of Greenland's colossal ice masses at bay and locked into the landmass.
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Cities may also devise more effective methods for keeping the sea at bay in the form of sea walls and other infrastructure.
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I switched from chemo to an experimental drug that, despite a few setbacks and scares, managed to hold my cancer at bay.
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Robles helped keep the Reds at bay in the sixth inning after the center fielder threw out Jose Peraza at third base.
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John was administered radiation and chemotherapy following the surgery in the hopes they would be able to keep the cancer at bay.
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The fish are also armed with venomous spines, which keep their predators at bay, and they can survive in diverse aquatic environments.
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The city could not hold all of the seediness at bay; for a time a raft of strip clubs did good business.
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We have a lot of work to do to fan the flames of prosperity and to hold at bay the prosperity killers.
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Paddock peppered the door of his suite with gunfire to keep hotel security at bay, but saved the last bullet for himself.
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Deep Woods Bug Spray has an optimal 25% concentration of DEET that keeps the greatest number of blood-sucking bugs at bay.
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This extreme contagiousness is why immunization rates in the population need to be above 95 percent to keep the virus at bay.
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Fear permeates every page with a leaking, lethal insistency, and you sense that all her assiduousness is to keep it at bay.
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Leonard helped keep them at bay with six consecutive points following a Gordon 3 that pulled the Rockets to within 94-39.33.
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Record soybean exports slated for the 2016/17 marketing year would help keep supply at bay, but its feasibility can be challenged.
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Virginia Tech connected on 16 of 17 free throws, including seven straight in the final 2:23, to keep Clemson at bay.
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Mr. Gibson seems to have been forgiven by swaths of Hollywood, but his past behavior could keep some ticket buyers at bay.
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Young scored 28.7 points in the fourth quarter to keep the Nuggets at bay, continuing what has been a breakout second season.
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The relentless passing, the breathless hounding, the endless waves of attack demand complete focus from those hoping to keep Barcelona at bay.
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Making his 103th appearance and third start this season, Smith hadn't gone more than four innings before keeping the Tigers at bay.
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The Lummi fought the proposal from its inception, and, citing treaty-protected fishing rights, kept the project's developer, SSA Marine, at bay.
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Former FTC consumer protection enforcers say Facebook's response to the Cambridge Analytica scandal won't be enough to keep federal investigators at bay.
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Follow these good habits when managing your finances with your phone or computer to keep the digital bad guys at bay.1.
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Austin Rivers, one day after signing with the Rockets, subsequently drilled a pair of 213-pointers to keep the Thunder at bay.
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Since this is an expensive life choice, it's important to keep your emotions at bay when deciding whether to get a dog.
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Years later, fewer than 100 humans remain, and the light source that keeps the virals at bay is on its last legs.
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I learned how, for the last 50 years or so in the Western world, authoritarian people have been kept widely at bay.
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An earlier version of this article misquoted Wolfgang Tillmans's description of how long the Western world has kept authoritarian people at bay.
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Mr. Ramaphosa, who heads the A.N.C., needs a strong mandate to execute his reforms and to keep his corrupt comrades at bay.
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Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's Socialists bucked the right-wing tide in Europe, gaining seats, while holding the nationalist Vox party at bay.
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Together, they make for songs that hold the exuberance of the rest of the world at bay, at least for one eve.
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Mr. Trump's own lawyers, wary of how frequently their client engages in falsehoods, are trying to hold the special counsel at bay.
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Scoblic's picturesque language, delineating nature more keenly than people, keeps sentimentalism at bay, animating the landscape from strawberry season to ice storms.
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If we download the right app, maybe we can keep harm at bay, and no one can call us a neglectful mother.
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Instead, teaching body positivity — the joy, fun and privilege of living physical human lives — helps keep shame, secrecy and silence at bay.
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Every month, she attended the lunches that residents organized to keep the isolation at bay and reduce the risk of lonely deaths.
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To find plants at their peak, Alkalay often forages during spring and summer at Bay End Farm, in the town of Bourne.
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Stanford (15-2, 4-0 Pac-12), the conference's only unbeaten team, held host UCLA at bay for most of the night.
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While the space was small, it offered plenty of storage solutions to put my stuff away and keep the clutter at bay.
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To the south of Rojava, US troops have a similar role in keeping the Syrian regime and its Russian backers at bay.
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He was, however, widely expected to be at Bay Hill for the Arnold Palmer Invitational, where he is an eight-times winner.
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But Warsaw is concerned that Mr. Trump's desire for friendlier relations with Moscow could undermine security efforts to keep Russia at bay.
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This year, a cool morning fog kept the morning crowds at bay, and they were able to spread out unbothered and unchallenged.
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After the stabbing, several employees "armed themselves with whatever they could" and held him at bay until the police arrived, he said.
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The Enlightenment ideas held at bay for decades by the French monarchy had made inroads in England, and in particular its capital.
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The end of the ISIS fight unfroze a battlefield in which the common enemy had previously kept other tensions largely at bay.
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The bestselling author, investor and podcast host says he has one simple tool for keeping fears at bay: facing them head-on.
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According to Williams, there were 46 vessels at bay in Brazilian ports waiting to berth and load soybeans, soymeal and other grains.
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It's a flawed trust system where we can assume organizations have multilayered defenses, beyond just encryption, that will keep hackers at bay.
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That death toll will grow as microbes develop new mechanisms to defeat the drugs that, for decades, have kept infections at bay.
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Bishop kept New Jersey at bay in the third period, during which he made a few point-blank saves on Wayne Simmonds.
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A burdened hotel worker tried to keep reporters at bay and admonished spectators from capturing the moment with their smartphone video recorders.
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The fortifications he designed along the Hudson River, most important at West Point, were widely credited with keeping British forces at bay.
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Like wrestling itself, it's inescapable, totalizing as a trance, but alive only as long as everyone agrees to keep disbelief at bay.
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A sharp cut to the setting of a bistro restaurant, however, keeps expectations at bay, and things seemingly progress without a hitch.
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Putin needs healthy turnout to keep potential challengers at bay and supporters happy, says Chris Weafer of economic and political consultancy Macro Advisory.
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Back in the present, Hodor held the door, keeping the Wights at bay long enough for Bran and Meera (Ellie Kendric) to escape.
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Yolanda Foster has figured out a way to hold Lyme disease at bay ... chill in one of the most perfect places on Earth.
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Keep tangles at bay: "We all want to look like mermaids, but if you're swimming, you must put your hair up," says Capri.
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Ole Miss made four more free throws to keep Texas A&M, which enjoyed a 40-14 edge in bench scoring, at bay.
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With the USA Act, we can reclaim much of this authority and keep the slimy, overreaching hands of zombie government programs at bay.
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Sandro Mamukelashvili helped the Pirates keep No. 10-ranked Villanova at bay, scoring 17 points and pulling down eight rebounds in 143 minutes.
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Sandro Mamukelashvili helped the Pirates keep No. 533-ranked Villanova at bay, scoring 523 points and pulling down eight rebounds in 513 minutes.
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That enemy might be returning, and protagonist Ead must stop assassins from killing Queen Sabran IX whose bloodline keeps the dragons at bay.
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The battle to stay on top while simultaneously keeping financial competitors at bay is a thrill ride that only few get to experience.
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"They struggle every day making decisions on what to eat, how much exercise to do to keep their symptoms at bay," he says.
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The smoke has prompted local schools to close, and reduced visibility at Bay Area airports so much that flights were delayed, or canceled.
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In the meantime, the Pentagon hopes that sending more fighter jets and air-defense systems to the region will keep Iran at bay.
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Sure, it doesn't exactly tickle if you get shot at close range, but toy makers limit the power to keep lawsuits at bay.
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But having held Podemos at bay, Mr Rajoy has found that populism in Catalonia poses an even bigger problem, notes a former minister.
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The life simulator is all about short but daily interaction with your town by maintaining friendships and keeping those damn weeds at bay.
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Now, I'm going once per month to keep it at bay and I find it to be a necessary part of my treatment.
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Plus, as I approach my 40s, I'm not just interested in fullness — I want to keep vertical lines around my lips at bay.
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For Wal-Mart, the economics of large cities have so far kept it at bay, executives said at its shareholders meeting this summer.
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The action began with a few tepid exchanges, as Shamrock pressed forward and Gracie looked to keep his opponent at bay with kicks.
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Kawhi Leonard is the one person alive who can singlehandedly keep LeBron at bay with reasonable success from various spots on the floor.
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"Things were steadily getting worse, and then a whole lot worse real quick, and then The Economist writes 'Capitalism at bay,'" Jaffe says.
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Even the plague of mould or fungus infections that occur during shipping are held at bay by a stronger cell membrane, he said.
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While it remains to be seen whether Mr. Zuckerberg's performance will keep regulations at bay, his testimony was certainly a tonic for investors.
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The company also noted that it would make a hiring push and try to advance its technology to keep the issue at bay.
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But as you'll know if you've ever been in any online community, forums need a little moderation to keep flame wars at bay.
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The brash Bugatti might even keep outraged climate officials and EU regulators at bay with a hybrid option rumored to be on offer.
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But there does happen to be one minor hurdle keeping those coconut dreams at bay — the things are damn near impossible to crack.
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Subsequently, the area has been enveloped by over 20 tonnes of oil and 40 tonnes of toxic substances keeping local fishermen at bay.
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You won't be able to achieve this until you learn how to keep your insecurities at bay, and this will increase your confidence.
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In beauty's corner, you're going to the need classics to keep the sweat and grime at bay with blotting papers and hand sanitizer.
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They add up to a nationalist doctrine that mostly aims to exert authority tactlessly over America's friends or keep the world at bay.
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It was one of private schools and great wealth, and a lavish gilded lifestyle with armed guards who kept the world at bay.
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But there are elements that are essential if it is to continue to hold Armageddon at bay with the arrival of North Korea.
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Still, Santigold's sheer moxie and the upbeat craftsmanship of the songs held the contradictions at bay, as cheers and singalongs greeted every hook.
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But whether the damage control will be enough to contain the fallout - and keep its competitor Lyft at bay - remains to be seen.
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The FLAURA study will show how well AstraZeneca's new pill Tagrisso holds lung cancer at bay in patients with a particular genetic mutation.
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Patients with HIV would normally need to stay on antiretroviral (ART) drugs for the rest of their lives to keep AIDS at bay.
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Matiullah Khan, the former police chief and strongman who largely kept the insurgents at bay, the province's security leadership has fallen into chaos.
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In other words, Miller is a financial industry lifer who detoured briefly into government to keep stiffer rules on the industry at bay.
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History's shadow of rabid nationalism and xenophobia — kept at bay since the end of World War II — is already lengthening across the Continent.
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The Nationals were held at bay after scoring 23 runs on 23 hits in their last game Sunday against the New York Mets.
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Working for a pizzeria in Detroit, he'd drive late nights on desolate inner city streets, smoking pot hoping to keep boredom at bay.
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If the establishment really wants to keep them at bay, they could start by proposing some good populist economic policies of their own.
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It now has 11 approved orphan uses in all, and exclusive protections that keep generics at bay won't run out until 2025. Sens.
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Yepez Ortiz and his organization are fighting hard to keep the CJNG at bay, but the CJNG keeps sending forces into the state.
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On Wednesday, the staff member was teaching a 9th grade biology class at Bay View High School when he allegedly attacked the boy.
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His hope was that his frankenbreaklunch could hold a drink's scorn at bay, and in that moment a future brunch staple was created.
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For more than a decade, I managed to keep my dysphoria at bay, relegating thoughts of my gender identity to moments of solitude.
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I had kept my emotions at bay so I could get through the procedure, but now they hit me like a tidal wave.
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Along with five strikeouts, Kuhl got 11 outs on the ground thanks to a sharp slider that kept the Brewers' offense at bay.
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Corey Seager's double in the eighth closed the gap to 11-9, but Peacock stranded two runners to keep the Dodgers at bay.
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And many fear that would mean giving the North the ultimate blackmail tool — and a way to keep the United States at bay.
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He could not keep pace with Woodland, who played the first eight holes in two under to keep a charging Koepka at bay.
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Still, intrepid visitors have sometimes overstepped the boundaries, forcing Ms. Viladomiu to add a barrier outside her apartment, to keep tourists at bay.
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The historically slow-moving Senate clock is a constraint both parties have used to keep the opposing party's nominees and agendas at bay.
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For the last two weeks, Mr. Scott's "Astroworld" has been the No. 1 album in the country, keeping Ms. Minaj's "Queen" at bay.
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The creators of North Korea's nuclear and missile forces are the country's true elite, celebrated as the heroes who keep America at bay.
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But if infections continue to spread, it could keep workers at home and production at bay, causing a more extended drag on growth.
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That's because the fear of having to pay steep monetary penalties is what often keeps would-be bad actors at bay, she said.
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But Runt and Pig have reached an age when imagination is no longer enough to keep the real world of deprivation at bay.
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Georgia Tech kept converting shots, overcoming its propensity to turn the ball over, and kept the Cardinals at bay throughout the first half.
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For decades, containment worked to keep revolutionary Iran at bay because the United States could rely on a string of strong Arab dictatorships.
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"I think this will be a short-lived move above 2500,21.5, however" as trade concerns and corporate earnings releases keep gains at bay.
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Feeling connected — with others, with ourselves — is an antidote to tough feelings we try to keep at bay by distracting and numbing ourselves.
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Out of a desire to keep violent extremism at bay, the state has begun to make compromises that erode its basic secular principles.
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But stirring in a liquid sugar (often in addition to regular cane sugar) improves the texture and helps keep ice crystals at bay.
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Five Yankees relievers kept the Astros at bay until Correa bested Happ, with Houston finishing 513-for-251 with runners in scoring position.
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Some listeners will be moved by Hall's determination to keep anger at bay, but others may be disturbed that he is singing—still!
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Iran's neighbors have taken measures to keep the virus at bay, including Iraq suspending flights to Iran and barring its nationals from entry.
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Both Mr. Fernandes and Ms. Nicholls believe that this may help to keep the element of surprise at bay, but Dr. Seif disagrees.
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It's the cannabidiol in the cannabis that keeps seizures at bay, not tetrahydrocannabinol, known as THC -- the marijuana drug that gets people high.
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If your driveway is steep, that money is better spent on the $6,749 lift kit that helps to keep chin scrapes at bay.
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In the end, the plane and the entire US nuclear missile program are about keeping threatening behavior at bay before it boils over.
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After the worst week for the market in two years, CNBC's Jim Cramer stuck to his mission to keep investors' fears at bay.
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They want consultants to provide and install products, including new technologies, that transform them from top to bottom and keep disrupters at bay.
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Parade marshals in bright pink T-shirts flanked the group, poised to keep hecklers at bay, but there were none to be seen.
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From the island, Allied troops managed to keep the Japanese at bay for a few days before they managed to cross the harbor.
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While Gibson held the Devils at bay, the Ducks made the most of their 14 shots at Mackenzie Blackwood, the Devils' rookie goaltender.
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Both Mr. Fernandes and Ms. Nicholls believe that this may help to keep the element of surprise at bay, but Dr. Seif disagrees.
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Between the two ski areas in Petoskey, the company also owns the waterfront Inn at Bay Harbor, modeled on grand 19th-century resorts.
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Nor is their grandfather, the Storm Keeper, who has long kept dark forces at bay with the handcrafted candles that fill his cottage.
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Of the formulas I tested for this article, Schmidt's had the most staying power and did the best job keeping sweat at bay.
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"With oil prices being back up into that $40 range, some of the downside that was associated with the energy market ... is more subdued at these current prices, or at least held at bay, and the ripple effects from that are also held at bay," said Jason Pride, director of investment strategy at Glenmede Investment and Wealth Management in Philadelphia.
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But pro-industry groups, from the toy industry to mobile phone makers, are going to fight tooth and nail to keep regulators at bay.
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He said the Dodd-Frank provision that the comptroller's office is looking at was meant to keep risks to the financial system at bay.
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Whether it's enough to keep Google at bay remains to be seen, but for now, chalk this up as a major victory for Amazon.
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Coffey added to the total with three more free throws in the final minute, and that was enough to hold the Aggies at bay.
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Exactly how good is all this collaborative tech, and will the new Hub succeed in keeping competitors at bay while keeping Microsoft's margins up?
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Milone covered five innings, allowing two runs on four hits and one walk with seven strikeouts to keep the red-hot Astros at bay.
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To keep the virus at bay and eventually wipe it out altogether, population immunisation coverage rates must be high and constant surveillance is crucial.
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With summer hitting its stride, these flying creatures aren't going away anytime soon — and you'll need a contingency plan to keep them at bay.
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Most Gambians also concede that for all its faults, Mr Jammeh's police state managed to keep civil war, Ebola and jihadist terrorism at bay.
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He kept the world at bay with his very private life, leaving little to go on as the rumor mill ponders cause of death.
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The intention here, however, is that with the simple hygiene tweaks outlined ahead, you'll not only keep infections at bay but bypass them altogether.
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He ran his own tournament at Bay Hill in Florida, and his personal blend of iced tea and lemonade was on every supermarket shelf.
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You can join the many Planned Parenthood patient advocates and supporters who have been a driving force in keeping attacks on healthcare at bay.
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A recurring theme of "Yanxi Palace" is that the Forbidden City is a place of harsh rules, but that rules keep chaos at bay.
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Traditional monetary theory holds that stronger economic growth can stoke inflation, leading historically to the Fed increasing rates to hold price pressures at bay.
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That trend is a critical mistake, say experts, because barrier protection is one of the only ways -- besides abstinence -- to keep STDs at bay.
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Hill drained a trey with 236:05 remaining to up the margin to six, and Virginia Tech kept Purdue at bay with offensive execution.
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New research shows that Victoria's Secret Bombshell perfume will keep mosquitoes at bay just as well, if not better than, commercially manufactured bug sprays.
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Stress not only affects acne flare-ups; it also worsens the overall skin condition, which is why it's essential to keep it at bay.
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This distinct reverse-folding design is completely drip-proof, keeping those bone-chilling raindrops at bay by tucking its wet side on the inside.
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While temperatures are expected to rebound to the low 60s later this week, the warmth of recent days and weeks will remain at bay.
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It might still be peak summer, but all the summer Fridays in the world are not enough to keep our fall fantasies at bay.
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Hizbullah seized the opportunity, sending weapons, night-vision goggles and advisers to help the Christians form a militia to keep the jihadists at bay.
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With another eight inches of rise, more than half of the flood control structures built to keep the seawater at bay could become useless.
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As they proliferate, they consume the sugars in the plant matter and produce flavorsome compounds, along with acids that keep harmful bacteria at bay.
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She tells PEOPLE she has not had a seizure for more than a year now, having learned methods to keep her anxiety at bay.
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With more and more people buying goods online in Asia and in the West, law enforcement is necessary to keep ecommerce scams at bay.
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But defeating ISIS in Mosul is only half the battle; Baghdad must keep ISIS at bay, rebuild the city's infrastructure and govern it effectively.
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In three of them, the combination therapy has kept the virus at bay for six months after antiretroviral therapy or ART drugs were stopped.
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There, he must find a way to launder millions in cartel cash, working against a formidable deadline while keeping the suspicious feds at bay.
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In his meeting with the Chinese President Xi Jinping, he stressed the important role China needs to play in keeping North Korea at bay.
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These problems will not be kept at bay by a strong military, nor will they be solved by using force, threats, coercion or intimidation.
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She explains how her security has to jump out and hold people at bay, so the vehicle can move when the light turns green.
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Some 310,000 health workers are raising awareness and teaching people how to keep mosquitoes at bay; on February 13th 220,000 soldiers will join them.
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But last year, the price collapsed by three quarters, initiating the so-called winter that sapped valuations and kept institutional investors largely at bay.
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Racial justice advocates will have to be just as vigilant in 2100 to keep these discriminatory groups at bay in the year to come.
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The Trump administration must continue to keep China at bay and forge stronger ties with Taiwan, bringing prosperity and peace to the Asia Pacific.
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In a recent interview with Dazed, the musical artist and entrepreneur has revealed the skin care routine that helps him keep aging at bay.
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Taylor Reynolds, a corporate flight attendant, said that the Rose Face Mask by Fresh is her favorite product for keeping dehydrated skin at bay.
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Keep temptation at bay by turning off notifications, logging out or uninstalling work apps from your phone for the duration of your mini-getaway.
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A wall between Syria and Turkey extends across 764 km of the 911km border to keep the Islamic State and the PKK at bay.
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Congress believed, correctly, that private insurers could offer seniors a wider range of medicines at lower prices if federal bureaucrats were kept at bay.
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The Kryptonite New York Fahgettaboudit Mini Bicycle U-Lock does a great job of protecting your bike by keeping would-be thieves at bay.
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Rice fed the humid south, but to its north an assortment of hearty grains led by wheat and corn kept cold winters at bay.
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Throw in antioxidants to keep damaging free radicals at bay, and you've got a surefire way to protect your body from the inside out.
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They avoided a court ruling that could have created a precedent that would help other clubs trying to keep the estate agents at bay.
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Best friends are great for basically anything: to get drunk with on weeknights, or to generally keep the cold and the darkness at bay.
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Other nice features include a warm, protective hood, deep hand pockets, and an adjustable hem to help keep the wind and snow at bay.
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The theory is that "economic rents" enable companies to enjoy excess profits by using legal or other regulatory tools to keep competitors at bay.
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This would keep Chevron, Uber, Lyft, and Airbnb's efforts to buy influence at bay, and empower communities to govern themselves as they see fit.
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But this painfully unpredictable new world conjures a risk of miscalculation between global adversaries, in conflicts where knowns and norms held crisis at bay.
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As I sat by the river in the rain forest, in rushed all the thoughts that noise had blotted out, and held at bay.
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It's as though "Pelléas et Mélisande" or "Wozzeck" had been partly quieted, even half-vaporized, their roiling energies kept — and sometimes not — at bay.
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Jason Day, the last player to win at Bay Hill before Palmer died in 2016, withdrew after six holes because of a back injury.
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The country's president needs a strong mandate to execute his reforms and to keep his corrupt colleagues in the African National Congress at bay.
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Uber's billions in losses could be interpreted as savvy investments, keeping competitors at bay in what would evolve into a winner-take-all market.
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It was mindless labor — simple work that made the kitchen a better place to be — and it helped keep the Sunday panic at bay.
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For 90 minutes on Monday, the Americans got a glimpse of the future, and, for another night, they succeeded in keeping it at bay.
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China pushed to find a breakthrough but Italy's back four were largely untroubled as they kept their opponents at bay until the final whistle.
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He was forced to sell all of his most valuable pieces — including a Renoir and a beloved late Picasso — to keep creditors at bay.
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That will likely make President Trump content in this area and keep tweets about oil prices at bay — which is probably good for everybody.
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Facebook also said it will provide free advertisements to the World Health Organization (WHO) in attempts to keep misinformation on its platform at bay.
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Pence will be in charge of coordinating the medical and other professionals working to keep the virus at bay in the U.S., Trump said.
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She saved eight out of nine break points to keep Kvitova at bay in the first set, then scrambled brilliantly to claim the tiebreak.
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Rutgers quickly pushed a nine-point halftime lead to 247 in the second half and kept the Gophers at bay for the game's remainder.
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Interactions with those closest to us are mutually beneficial: Chats with family and friends keep loneliness at bay for both conversation partners, Hall said.
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Toast the ghost, and the British flag that flies above the inn (to keep the ghost at bay), with a 12-year-old Glenfiddich.
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Britain experimented with chicken heated nuclear landmines lining the Fulda Gap, meant to irradiate portions of Germany and keep the Soviet military at bay.
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I stick them to the side of the sofa, on the edges of curtains, or on baseboards to keep bad scratching habits at bay.
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Instant coffee crystals, while not the tastiest, can help keep cravings at bay until you can go back to your morning drip or latte.
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The crack was directed at Bay, the lone American among the three of them; Bay is not fat at all, but slight and sprightly.
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The most important habit that's helped me keep my anxiety at bay is baking a routine into my everyday schedule that works for me.
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Personal Health Fear of breast cancer is widespread, yet many women don't realize that adopting protective living habits may help keep it at bay.
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The policemen had been shocked to witness how many rounds the Golden Division expended during the night just to keep the militants at bay.
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The iPhone 11 Pro, by contrast, has that silky smooth matte finish as well as a new oleophobic coating that keeps fingerprints at bay.
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Supporting the country was widely viewed on Capitol Hill as a way to deter Russian aggression, keep them at bay and secure the region.
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Zuma is also fighting in the courts to keep at bay 783 corruption charges set aside on the eve of his election in 2009.
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To keep the international terrorist organizations at bay, political settlements with the Afghan Taliban and even the Haqqani network may need to be reached.
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But Michigan's D.J. Wilson was clutch at the free-throw line, going 4 for 4 in the closing seconds to keep Louisville at bay.
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We're just not thinking about the planet when we shop; holding the reality of our impact on the environment at bay is self-protection.
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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 2.13 index fell 0.34 percent or 22.91 points to 6,663.390 as the Brexit hangover kept buyers at bay.
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Kois questions the Dutch view of its society as tolerant and similarly laments the homogeneity of Hays, but generally keeps current issues at bay.
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Minutes later, Rose Lavelle scored what would be the final goal, and her team kept the Dutch at bay for the final half-hour.
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Minutes later, Rose Lavelle scored what would be the final goal, and her team kept the Dutch at bay for the final half-hour.
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And the records of the tricks he facilitated have long ago been shredded and tossed, the better to keep the vice squad at bay.
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Even in France it takes delicate internal calibrations to keep counternarratives at bay and stay "bien dans votre âge" — comfortable in your own age.
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But first things first, and for Nadal that means facing Tsitsipas, another chance for the old guard to keep a youthful challenger at bay.
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Those people are also the poorest in those countries; wealthier people have access to preventive medicine and lifestyles that keep the disease at bay.
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They also did a better job at keeping my eyes from fatiguing early on in the day, and they kept my headaches at bay.
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It would be a race between the leukemia returning and the insurance company approving the procedure that could, potentially, keep it at bay permanently.
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Ahead of the detention hearing, Passaic County Superior Court Judge Ernest Caposela cautioned the families to keep their emotions at bay, according to Page Six.
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On the one side, there's Arkady(!) and Oleg trying to appeal to Philip's shades of moral gray in order to keep total devastation at bay.
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In short, it's a digital and physical tool aimed to keep distractions at bay and help you finish what you set out to do — i.e.
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Luckily, she's come up with a perfect solution for keeping him at bay (since she says she personally doesn't like to have to block people).
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It's true that this style can feel frumpy, but fall's fresh batch of textiles and silhouettes keep the mean middle school librarian look at bay.
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Let's look at how facts match up to the myth of the IPO window: o The idea here is that fear keeps investors at bay.
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Sources connected to Pete and NBC tell us, Pete alerted his security to hold his ex-fiancee at bay when she arrived at the building.
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Despite the precautionary evacuation, the campus did not sustain any damage as first responders kept the blaze at bay with help from water-dropping helicopters.
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Merkel's internal critics are convinced the CDU could have held the AfD challenge at bay if the leadership had done more to reassure conservative members.
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Aside from shielding you from obvious sun damage, adopting an SPF into your routine also keeps harmful pollution, UVA rays, and UVB rays at bay.
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That is home to the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, where fire crews have scrambled to create a safe perimeter to keep the blaze at bay.
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One interpretation is that the Scandinavian conquerors mixed tar, or pitch, with animal fat and some experiments suggest this may indeed keep shipworm at bay.
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A thin red line of blood, which streams along the ground, spelling doom, is kept at bay by a hastily drawn boundary of white chalk.
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The second is that social networks like Twitter still have a lot of work to do to keep this type of abuse completely at bay.
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If you can keep the Porgs at bay and fix the damage before the time is up, then you can advance to the next level.
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If the answer is no, Mr Kim will soon be able to keep America at bay with his nukes and threaten his neighbours with impunity.
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