In his final years, Ali was barely able to speak.
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He tossed and turned all night, barely able to sleep.
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He was weakened and nauseated and barely able to eat.
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Week 5, I was barely able to keep it together.
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In the meantime, she's barely able to save for her retirement.
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She was barely able to get words out as she wept.
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We are barely able to serve ourselves, much less anyone else.
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He was severely beaten before being released, barely able to walk.
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"I was barely able to get any words out," he wrote.
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They hovered around me like hummingbirds, barely able to stand still.
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Madison is crying uncontrollably, barely able to get the words out.
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Arriving barely able to read, she took English 2 six times.
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They stood, barely able to see, and waited with mounting unease.
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But at home, Ms. Jawara's family was barely able to survive.
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The inmates were loud, restless, and irritable, barely able to restrain themselves.
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But with the political environment, you're barely able to talk about it.
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"When I saw him I was barely able to stand," she said.
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But for Pierce himself, he was barely able to make the trip back.
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She said she'd find herself crawling to the shower, barely able to function.
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I go home and fall asleep, barely able to feel my legs anymore.
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Copperthwaite recalls approaching the finish line, his heart pounding, barely able to breathe.
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But she disliked her studies, tested poorly and was barely able to graduate.
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How could I contribute when I was barely able to get through a meeting?
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She's barely able to get through the day, let alone think of a future.
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Still barely able to breathe, physicians had to stick a tube down his windpipe.
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The cop, understandably, was barely able to hold back from laughing at his remark.
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"Remember when you were a kid," he's saying, barely able to contain his laughter.
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He made it to shore, exhausted from the swim and barely able to walk.
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Both times, I walked away barely able to remember a single issue he mentioned.
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Dolak later woke up in bed, barely able to move and with a throbbing headache.
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But Langford slipped, and Baldwin was barely able to get the shot off in time.
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A stroke in 2013 left him confined to a wheelchair and barely able to speak.
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We were barely able to pay the rent with our poorly compensated post-college jobs.
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Though she was barely able to move, she was left alone in a concrete cell.
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Soon, her roster of clients grew and she found herself barely able to keep up.
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On good days, our first responders and treatment providers are barely able to keep up.
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Two days, however, he returned, now barely able to stay conscious and suffering crippling abdominal pain.
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Barely able to stand (Camille's crawling sequence gives off extremely Killing of a Sacred Deer vibes).
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Her illiterate neighbor Laili was barely able to hold her voter certificate the right way up.
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Affleck plays the character as wearyingly simple and inflexible, barely able to contain his seething wrath.
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On previous occasions, aides were barely able to prevail upon the President to certify Iranian compliance.
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The Beyhive was buzzing in the Twitterverse and most people were barely able to contain themselves.
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The polling institutes of Quinnipiac and Monmouth Universities are barely able to detect his political pulse.
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Humanitarian organizations are barely able to access Eastern Ghouta, which has been under siege since 2013.
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Back on the pavement, Randy's legs suddenly felt like molten lead, barely able to maintain a shuffle.
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Mr Bouteflika's subjects were unwilling to endure five more years under a president barely able to speak.
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"I was barely able to buy a burrito," he writes, let alone think about saving seven figures.
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I'd sit at my desk in my study trying to work, barely able to lift my head.
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I was barely able to pay my rent while simultaneously (briefly) entertaining people all over the planet.
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One exhausted policeman, who appeared barely able to walk, was escorted from the scene by another officer.
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The ticks bloat up like fat raisins until their tiny legs are barely able to support them.
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She admits to being exhausted but comes to work clearly ill and sometimes barely able to speak.
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For days now, I have been so miserable and sick that I am barely able to drag on.
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Barely able to make it to shore, a lifeguard ran to him and saw he had been bitten.
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He was barely able to retain his composure as he looked through enlarged photographs of the dead players.
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He spent the next six months in agonizing pain, barely able to leave the house or even read.
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You could see that image of a bird barely able to fly because of the ... Covered in oil.
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Even by such means, Kemp (as of this writing) was barely able to cling to a narrow majority.
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ASHKELON, Israel — The woman emerged dazed from the rubble, suffering from multiple injuries and barely able to speak.
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Sometimes barely able to exit their boats, they beam after winning a race or PRing on a piece.
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After England, he moved to California to pursue a Ph.D., still barely able to cobble together a sentence.
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In fact, Judy's barely able to croak out the first few bars, so overcome is she with emotion.
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And so, [Neanderthals were seen as] bumbling troglodytes who were barely able to make it across glaciated Europe.
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But Scherzer escaped when George Springer hit a sinking liner into left that Soto was barely able to snare.
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I'm barely able to set aside time to eat my hummus and bean chips at my desk for lunch.
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Robin Thicke is about to be a father again, with a girlfriend who is barely able to legally drink.
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When Leona woke up, she was weak from inhaling the odorless gas and was barely able to call 911.
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Her mother's only means of survival was cleaning the houses of people who were barely able to pay her.
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Fazley Rahim Khan, a businessman, waited on the edge of the police line, barely able to see the restaurant.
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Mr. Colalillo's heavily-stocked bakery — there are 15 varieties of biscotti alone — seems barely able to contain its contents.
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Neuer was barely able to recover in time and punch the rebound away from an onrushing Son Heung-Min.
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I find myself literally chasing down pictures, barely able to make sense of what's happening in front of me.
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"This country was still great when I came to the throne," she says, barely able to look at Margaret.
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That won't be possible for every millennial, many of whom are barely able to save for their own retirements.
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He describes his condition as a "brain-related illness," noting that he was left barely able to walk and speak.
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Those results are pretty incredible; Andreux seemed barely able to contain her excitement at certain moments as she discussed them.
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"Tried some things — didn't work," the misty-eyed Briton told reporters, barely able to raise her voice above a whisper.
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Do you arise each morning refreshed and rejuvenated, or do you always feel like a zombie barely able to function?
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Footage secretly obtained by Animal Aid, a campaign group, in Lincolnshire in 2013 showed caged chickens barely able to move.
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Her clothing became loose, she started vomiting after every meal and was barely able to move from severe stomach pain.
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In other words: Here's how to live the Smitten Kitchen life even if you're just barely able to boil water.
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After the giraffe succumbs, it is arranged for a photograph, its killer Gerald barely able to hold up its neck.
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His wife was in the crowd, barely able to look up to the stage as her eyes welled with tears.
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As Leigh would later tell me, Purdy was barely able to walk a foot without getting asked for a photo.
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Bryant is barely able to hold it together when Armisen's foot ends up in the guacamole on the coffee table.
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By the end, Doherty, apparently barely able to stand, slumped and sat by the kit where the mannequin had been.
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It can make the path forward look impossible when you're barely able to keep afloat mentally, not to mention financially.
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They are working harder and harder for less and less, barely able to make ends meet from paycheck to paycheck.
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When an object was moved in front of his face, he was barely able to track it with his eyes.
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But, in her 212s, she woke up one morning barely able to feel the entire left half of her body.
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There, Ms. Kidd, barely able to breathe, was put on a ventilator and into a medically induced coma, Mr. Kidd said.
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"What's the point?" he asked, barely able to hold the brush straight since his hands shook so much from the drugs.
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By the time the man made it to the ER, he had lost his voice and was barely able to swallow.
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Roughly one-third of Americans say they are barely able to meet their basic living expenses, according to a new poll.
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She spent the first trimester "dry retching 24/7," and was barely able to workout during the 40 weeks of pregnancy.
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"On good days, our first responders and treatment providers are barely able to keep up," said Shaheen in a press release.
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The next morning, his mother, Liu Wancai, stumbled home, barely able to talk, her clothes torn, her face covered in blood.
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Five years ago, Ukraine's army was disorganized, under-equipped and barely able to take on Russian-led forces in eastern Ukraine.
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Bloodied, probably missing a tooth or two, barely able to support himself, Dorsey stood up for the bell in the 12th.
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"Through that middle section, that first and second section, it's insane," he told reporters, still barely able to contain his excitement.
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Mr. Hadzovic's son, a tall, gaunt figure in a prayer cap, bent over his coffin barely able to speak from emotion.
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" Many so-called entry-level brands were priced at $400 or $500, a stretch "when you're barely able to make rent.
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In bed at the hospital in Gaza, barely able to open my eyes, I realized I could not move my legs.
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Many of the horses that had made it out looked exhausted and hungry, with at least one barely able to stand.
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I was barely able to even utter the words "thank you" because of the pit that still sits heavy in my stomach.
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After the Federal Reserve decided to leave interest rates unchanged, bond guru Bill Gross told CNBC he was barely able to speak.
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Some of the athletes participating in their first ever Olympics, while barely able to drive, have proven themselves to be fierce competitors.
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I was barely able to even utter the words 'thank you' because of the pit that still sits heavy in my stomach.
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Elias was barely able to communicate until 18 months ago when he began learning to sign at McClelland Elementary School in Indianapolis.
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Democrats, he noted, were barely able to pass the deal placing budgetary ceilings on spending through the House Budget Committee last week.
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At three weeks, the pups had been barely able to get around and were still sleeping almost every minute they weren't nursing.
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In The Bachelor universe, where most contestants are barely able to rent a car, being 653 is on par with being geriatric.
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Jacque was only barely able to bring herself to leave Don's side, turning to say, "I'll be right back," as she left.
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"The male fitness center director sent a student, who was barely able to keep up with me," Danielle told Total Sorority Move.
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Many days, she is barely able to leave her bed, and she needs Mr. Travare's help to walk everywhere, including the bathroom.
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"I am barely able to walk on my own due to the amount of damage done to my whole body," he wrote.
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I was barely able to make a dent in it on my base salary, despite making large payments (interest is a bitch).
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He was unable to speak with his wife, and he spent most of the time barely able to sleep or eat from worry.
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He also admitted—along with Lonnie Smith and others—that he came to the park strung out, nose bleeding, barely able to focus.
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That's probably one of the reasons why we were barely able to find Verizon's 5G network on the day it launched in Chicago.
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Ezekiel is barely able to put some distance between him and the walkers before he is captured by a member of the Saviors.
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On several occasions, while cleaning underneath a piece of furniture it was barely able to squeeze under, the Dyson 2360 Eye needed rescuing.
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The second patient, William Schroeder, survived much longer, but still faced numerous complications and a stroke that left him barely able to speak.
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In the penultimate episode and finale, however, she's officially "on a roll," barely able to stop typing lest she forget a single idea.
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By the time Arcade Fire came on, I was a bit better, in that I was conscious, but still barely able to stand.
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But with Theresa May barely able to keep the ship steady, it remains unlikely that either government will want to rock the boat.
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Meanwhile, you're barely able to register your children's suffering because you've given them every last morsel, forsaking your own needs in the process.
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The couple had entered the ranks of the "ultra-poor"—the most indigent group of all who are barely able to feed themselves.
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Bleeding down his chest and barely able to speak, Lieutenant Robinson refused first aid and continued for hours to call in artillery strikes.
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It seems quite a lot to expect a country barely able to feed its people to pay billions of dollars to foreign lenders.
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The colt's trainer, Jason Servis, is standing on a wet track turned as gooey as peanut butter and is barely able to speak.
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It's just as brutal as I expected and, again, I'm barely able to make it through half as many reps as Jolie does.
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In a video taken inside the clinic in February, she trembles as she is held upright, barely able to stand on her own.
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When she first got home, she was too weak to even put a straw in Caroline's Capri Sun and was barely able to walk.
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If you do the math and would be barely able to scrape by, consider holding off until you're in a more stable financial position.
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I was barely able to pick it up, and as the day went on, I grew more and more in awe of their talent.
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Feathers were ruffled when footage secretly obtained by Animal Aid, a campaign group, in Lincolnshire in 2013 showed caged chickens barely able to move.
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A classic example: An elderly man with diabetes and severe arthritis who weighs 220 pounds is discharged from the hospital, barely able to walk.
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But slowly, my once promising progress began to decelerate, leaving me still wheelchair-bound and barely able to use my arms, legs or voice.
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Patterson's mother, Karen, had gone into labor while shopping and was barely able to make it home, according to the New Jersey State Police.
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Eyes full of tears and barely able to speak to the emergency operator, [Iman] tied a pair of red headphones around the umbilical cord.
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Now she could only hobble around with crutches or on good days with just a cane, barely able to get out of a chair.
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Hall is lucky—she's one of the few people with rent control—but after two years at Tartine, she's still barely able to save.
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She arrived barely able to speak German, and even the simplest interactions would expose how little she knew about European languages, customs and institutions.
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I'm just barely able to set my alarms and respond to a check-in text from my dad; then I'm out like a light.
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Severely malnourished, Fawaz had been in the hospital for more than a month, barely able to hold the therapeutic milk he was being given.
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But halfway through, as if in an anxiety dream, her voice faded to a rasp, so that she was barely able to produce sound.
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I winced all through last week's episode, barely able to watch the aftermath of Lee, a maniacal racist, being kept around to be a troll.
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The singer also shared a photo of the couple walking hand-in-hand down the aisle, barely able to contain the smiles of their faces.
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The hard-charging boss of a big American bank has plans to shovel credit at people who are barely able to scrape together a living.
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" Almost immediately, the woman experienced weakness and fatigue to the point that she was barely able to talk and was described as being "almost unresponsive.
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But if you do the math and would be barely able to scrape by, consider holding off until you're in a more stable financial position.
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She asked only one question and, with her head hung low, she was at times barely able to be seen on the tall mahogany bench.
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Most of them are not Christians, but Muslims.... Is it not worrying in itself that European Christianity is now barely able to keep Europe Christian?
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Near the "Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas" sign, I interviewed several survivors, some shellshocked and barely able to speak, others who could not stop talking.
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I am working from home, but barely able to get even a few hours of real work done every day, and it's a bit exhausting.
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Afterward, inside the White House, he saw almost no one, barely able to speak, with the left side of his body paralyzed, his mouth slack.
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Another removed Sophia's tiny lavender eyeglasses, waved a shiny silver pompom and flickered a flashlight, but her eyes seemed barely able to follow the stimuli.
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At one point, barely able to get out the words, Javier explained the mistakes the police had made in transporting an injured patient, his son.
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Mr. Bouteflika is said to be barely able to speak, though top officials and friends insist that he is lucid and capable of dispensing directives.
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At an impromptu prayer service on Wednesday, as Mr. Jechura helped serve communion, he broke out in sobs, his body convulsing, barely able to stand.
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The man loves art, especially Latin American and Cuban art, with a fervor that leaves him barely able to contain himself when he discusses it.
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Mayor Pete Buttigieg has a plan to address systemic inequality for black Americans — but he was barely able to talk about it on the debate stage.
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Every time I had to write an update and justify why I was barely able to save any money, I told myself I could do better.
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Not only does your smartphone need charging every day, but in a few years, its battery will be barely able to hold a charge at all.
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In obvious discomfort and barely able to speak, the female managed to reach out, grab the officers hand and whisper 'thank you' over and over again.
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Choose poorly, and you'll be burdened with technical debt that weighs you down until you're barely able to fix bugs, much less roll out new features.
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American Pharoah, however, carries it well: There are no love handles, and his rich bay coat looks barely able to contain the muscles rippling beneath it.
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After almost four hours of dragging herself around the hospital — barely able to catch her breath — Elina joined three other Team Heart patients in a room.
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He hobbled to the dressing room, barely able to put any weight on his right leg, after his knee collided with Oilers D Eric Gryba's hip.
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The degenerative disease ALS had taken away his ability to speak and walk, leaving him barely able to scratch out short messages on a portable whiteboard.
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"Yes, we got Meghan," Hammond shouted, barely able to restrain her joy as she danced around, jumped up and down and elicited high fives from the crowd.
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Tyrion walks through what's left of King's Landing, barely able to look at the piles of charred bodies — many of them children — and the dazed, bloody survivors.
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Other victims, barefoot from their yoga class, came into the bar in clear shock and barely able to speak anything but the word "shooter," the newspaper reported.
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She went from being barely able to stand, to skipping back and forth to mom … the baby spent a lot of time curled up sleeping last night.
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But at a conference here earlier this week, he was barely able to say he was at the March on Washington in 1963 before the groans started.
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While the two are barely able to make it through a game of air hockey without butting heads, their friction has resulted in a top 100 ranking.
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Not to mention it's tough to achieve exceptional success and wealth if you're stumbling out the door and barely able to make it to work on time.
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The day after her victory, Ms. Schachtner said she was overwhelmed by the results, barely able to keep track of the phone calls and emails coming in.
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She had no idea what was going on until she reached her room, where her husband and stepdaughter were waiting for her, barely able to contain themselves.
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I suddenly pictured the atrophied blob of a human I would become after months in bed, barely able to muster the strength required to care for a newborn.
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This exoplanet is barely able to hold on to its atmosphere, which extends out into space for thousands of miles, giving the planet a distinctly comet-like tail.
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If the Malfoys were pureblood wizards, surely they might experience some of the same genetic abnormalities, like — in Scorpius's case — being barely able to squeak out his words.
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A lawyer representing the family told CNN in September that the brothers were barely able to move months later, trapped in bodies badly damaged by the nerve agent.
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The camera focused my perspective, making me creep through halls with a flashlight, barely able to make out what was making the horrid sounds rumbling through the RCPD.
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The sheriff's office sent out its rescue helicopter, SNOHAWK1, and the pilots, Einar Espeland and Bill Quistorf, were barely able to fly the aircraft in the rough weather.
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He initially dismissed the pain as leg cramps from working in the heat, but by the next day, still had a fever and was barely able to walk.
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In one scene Susie, barely able to hold back tears, reveals a painting Arthur made of the windmill that stands just a short walk from where he died.
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In a statement posted on the Free Homa site, her supporters described her as "barely able to walk and talk" after spending over 100 days in solitary confinement.
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Bloody and barely able to move, I looked up toward the pigeons' likely point of origin and locked eyes with a woman who was tossing out bird seed.
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Many nights, and she could never predict which, the pain would rip her from sleep and for hours she would be unable to move, barely able to breathe.
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Jackson: Early one Monday morning, barely able to acknowledge the new day, I was drinking a cup of coffee, checking my email and Facebook while listening to NPR.
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Claire de La Rüe du Can plays the 16-year-old Marie-Claire, who is barely able to speak when questioned, with a beautiful sense of repressed pain.
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A good publicist massages the situation to make whomever he represents look good; incapable of subtlety, Spicer is barely able to utter a sentence without causing a national crisis.
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But just as the broad economic recovery has been patchy, the new hunger data reveal an unevenness among Americans who are barely able to put food on the table.
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" By the time Galindo got on top of her, Stephanie testified, she was drunk and barely able to speak or walk straight, but she remembered repeatedly telling him "no.
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In response to the outcry, Google has now made it clear: their AI is only barely able to do the three very specific things it has been designed for.
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They're both quiet, internal men who start the film barely able to make eye contact with other people, and end up decisively making choices that save dozens of lives.
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Since the global crisis of 2007-09 markets have become so hooked on central banks' "forward guidance" that they are now barely able to work it out for themselves.
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Years ago, until he finally got funds to purchase equipment, Olsen used to spend $303,000 per show renting audio gear, which left his program barely able to break even.
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It is already wrestling with a crippling economic crisis with medicine running short, hospitals barely able to function and some severe shortages of basics such as chicken and milk.
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ALGIERS — High above the sea in a heavily guarded villa, Algeria's 82-year-old president, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, sits in a wheelchair — mute, paralyzed, barely able to move his hands.
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How in the world are our youth supposed to compete with the science- and math-heavy curriculums of other countries if they leave school barely able to divide fractions?
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Though undeniably relaxed, my romantic partner and I spent the next few hours couch-locked, barely able to formulate sentences, let alone conceive of the idea of sex stuff.
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I was at a loss for words and barely able to maintain my cool the moment I showed up to meet him at the Olive Garden in Midtown Manhattan.
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She would lose the ability to move her legs, arms, fingers and eventually even her face, leaving her locked inside her body, barely able to communicate with those around her.
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Michael witnessed the change over the years and watched his dad's body slowly give out, as carpal tunnel in his fingers left him barely able to hold a coffee mug.
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Some months I make way more than I need and am able to set some money aside for retirement, while other months I'm barely able to pay off my expenses.
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"We all have a different piece of him, a different relationship, and knew him at different times of his life," Valencia said, overcome with grief and barely able to speak.
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"When I got yet another prescription that left me barely able to speak, I was reduced to a lump on the couch, and that was my breaking point," she writes.
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Jerry placed all of his self-worth on his relationship with Beth, the lack of which has now left him so low he's barely able to maintain a small apartment.
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Sasha Velour is about to embark on a continent-spanning tour across North America, but earlier this year, a staph infection and subsequent surgery left her barely able to move.
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Fresh victims can be recruited, transported worldwide and trapped in slavery in just days - compared to months in the past - with police often barely able to react, criminal analysts say.
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His mother says the smash hit song "Old Town Road" inspired her son to sing the words, even though he was barely able to string a few words together until now.
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He's a catalyst for change whose music can be a calm and soothing sanctuary while also being ebullient and fun-as-hell; he's barely able to contain his excitement and positivity.
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Andy swiped the keys to his sleeping grandmother's brand-new Dodge Neon and, despite being barely able to peer over the dashboard, drove across the sprawling city to fetch his aunt.
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Who knew that in the Muslim world where women, as I said, are barely able to join the workforce, in the last decade, another 220 million women have joined the workforce?
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So sure is the stride of the narrative, and so bracing the air of expectation, that you feel yourself, like Louise, beginning to spin, and barely able to catch your breath.
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"Barely able to speak, I whisper a request that the judge allow the jurors to leave the box and gather around me so I might complete my argument before I die."
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Then suddenly in 2019 Algerians blew up in anger when Mr. Bouteflika, wheelchair-bound and barely able to speak after a stroke, proposed to run for a fifth term as president.
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Barely able to walk because of the cuts on her feet, she had spent countless hours thinking about what was happening to her country: What kind of children were Bolivians raising?
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The Handmaid's Tale was the story of an ordinary woman who was trying to do nothing bigger or more special than survive, and who was barely able to manage that much.
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Six months after the family's exposure, their lawyer told CNN that the brothers were barely able to move and that Stephen Esmond was still suffering from severe tremors and struggling to speak.
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Even though she's made payments for nearly two decades, she owes nearly $40,203 because she's barely able to keep up with the interest on her debt, which grows quickly at 8 percent.
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But the episode laid bare the lack of central authority in Libya, with no single government in charge and an army barely able to exert control over groups nominally under its command.
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There was a sense, when he took the job, that he was the only man who could bridge the divides within the Republican Party, but he was barely able to do that.
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"They think that she walked into a cooler, intoxicated, barely able to hold herself up," she said of the investigators, adding that walk-in freezer doors are heavy and difficult to open.
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He said that many workers there were barely able to survive on what they were paid, and that their union was fighting for a fifteen-dollar-an-hour minimum wage, without success.
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To hold on to that debt while trying to work at such a low income, I'm either going to be deferring loans and letting the interest run wild, or barely able to live.
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At that point, I was bold enough to take charge medically, but still barely able to see the outline of the big picture — the cultural contours within which I should have been operating.
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A shell exploded right in front of her... The commander was killed, she didn't make it to him, and both her legs were so mangled that we were barely able to bandage her.
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He did his duty over the course of those 22 revolutions around the earth, clicking away on a camera that kept getting loose in zero gravity, barely able to move for 34 hours.
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Everything seemed to indicate that the Republican candidate, whoever it might be, would be barely able to reach a third of the Latino vote, which would not be enough to win the presidency.
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Schools in Scioto County, educators said, have seen a surge in the number of children born dependent on opioids or suffering from neglect, many with severe learning disabilities, some barely able to speak.
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Sheryl Sandberg and the others have admitted that they don't know how to keep control of their monsters, but you know, Congress is barely able to speak the language, so I don't know.
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Picture locked-down voters, barely able to leave their homes, being fed through their social feeds an unending stream of posts, ads, videos, and pop-ups, alternately promoting or tearing down the candidates.
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When Mr. Elayyan's name was called, more than a dozen men crowded together to bear him in, some only barely able to reach the open casket and touch it lightly with their fingertips.
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You can't drive yourself home, of course, when you are whimpering in pain, unable to use your arms, with four drainage bags hanging from your torso, delirious from anesthesia and barely able to walk.
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When I was a graduate student in computer science in the early 2000s, computers were barely able to detect sharp edges in photographs, let alone recognize something as loosely defined as a human face.
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One of the Dodo's most memorable creatures is dwarf pony named Pumpkin, who was born with legs so deformed she was barely able to walk, her ankles giving out beneath her with each step.
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And Mr. McConnell was entirely unmoved by Ms. Pelosi's tactics, delivering a speech on Thursday evening in which he appeared barely able to contain his amusement at what he regarded as the speaker's missteps.
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These shaggy pups come in barely able to see through their fluffy 'do and leave looking fresh, sharp, and of course, cute AF. Thank you, pups, for being a precious, hypnotic light in this world.
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The final nail in the coffin comes when kaptainkristian shows us some footage from behind the scenes of the first X-Men film: the actors are barely able to move in these drab leather bodysuits.
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Weiner watches the clip of the interview online with apparent self-satisfaction over standing up to someone he characterizes as "a bully"; Abedin stands to the side, mortified, barely able to watch her husband's performance.
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"I knew you would be a good father when I saw you in American Sniper," DeGeneres told him, barely able to keep a straight face as she queued up a certain scene from his movie.
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When I was 16, I started to wake up feeling the way people feel after a night of hard drinking: woozy from nausea, desperately thirsty, bleary-eyed, and barely able to stumble down the stairs.
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The picture that has formed over this period is that of a country barely able to hold itself together, as I would joke to friends and colleagues, pieced together with duct tape and dental floss.
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But Ms. González said the explanation made little sense because her brother had already been hit with rubber bullets fired by FAES officers during a protest several days ago, and was barely able to walk.
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He's barely able to stammer through the service making Philip Mountbatten, who has just renounced his Greek nationality, the Duke of Edinburgh so that he can claim "the greatest prize on Earth" and marry Princess Elizabeth.
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She is barely able to get enough money together to send herself and will be able to go only after her husband used insurance money they received after a recent motorcycle accident to finance her trip.
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"Most cane growers are barely able to scrape through and it's sad that neither the state governments nor the Modi administration have done anything," said Pushpendra Singh, president of the Kisan Shakti Sangh, a farmers' association.
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Game of Thrones' "The Longest Night" is still buzzing days after its premiere — not only due to its questionable battle strategies and one shocking death, but because many fans were barely able to see the episode.
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Days after sharing on social media that he had injured his back again, the Flip or Flop star is seeking help for his scary injury that has left the 36-year-old "barely" able to walk.
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How, some critics here and abroad asked, could a country that in the past had been barely able to form a government — and a city that until recently had 19 police forces — effectively hunt for terrorists?
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Under his reign, three of Orient's managers have been Italian, which wouldn't be an issue were they not woefully lacking in lower-league experience and, in some cases, barely able to speak a word of English.
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To think that so many in the younger generations may not experience the formative swirl of emotions that comes from a distraught parent screaming into their barely-able-to-stay-open eyes is a small tragedy.
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With their mother and a third sister, the girls spent six years in a Damascus suburb, missed a year of school because of car bombs and are now barely able to get to school on time.
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Throughout all of her proselytizing, during many early lean years in which she was barely able to support herself, and later, as she gained esteem and wealth, Ms. Goodman has always operated resolutely in the background.
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Hiers quietly watched the video of what happened on October 3, the incident that he says he has no memory of, and cringes as he hears people laugh and joke as he is barely able to move.
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Mike Speakmon, whose home sits about 10 miles south of one of the dams — but just blocks from Buffalo Bayou — said the flooding rose so quickly he and his wife were barely able to evacuate their home.
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His remarkable recovery was featured in a "60 Minutes" story and after returning and being barely able to stand, Scalise now is walking with crutches and has hit the campaign trail to raise money for his colleagues.
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" After the shark kills a child on July 4, Vaughn is a whimpering mess, still barely able to take action—a moment that recalls Trump's disastrous public statements a week ago, before he began to act "presidential.
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The defense was gashed by big plays through the air and on the ground, and the Giants were barely able to touch the rookie quarterback C. J. Beathard, who had been sacked 14 times in three starts.
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That pop concerned everyone, and so the chiropractor told him, as my uncle kind of gets up off the bed and is barely able to stand up, that he better go to the emergency room right away.
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Last year, Democrats were just barely able to pass the budget resolution out of committee, but disagreements between the more fiscally conservative Blue Dogs and progressives seeking more nondefense spending scuttled the resolution's chances in the House.
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The United States seems barely able to rouse itself to react to anything that happens in the Middle East -- "isn't it all a basket case?" seems to be the reigning expression of the current state of exhaustion.
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"He was further along in his career than I was; at the time I was a struggling artist pursuing acting and bartending most of the time," Lina says, noting she was barely able to scrape together any savings.
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Kerber was barely able to win three matches on the bounce through a dismal 2017 but has now strung together nine in a row in a dramatic return to form under the stewardship of new coach Wim Fissette.
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But he was barely able to hide his delight that a handful of obliging councillors from South Ayrshire had made it along, which is probably not the stature of politician that GOP presidential nominees typically busy themselves with.
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Barely able to read, he had to memorise everything he wanted to say, but it was in his mouth already: some peace-talk, some race-talk, and a lot about himself as the greatest fighter in the world.
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The heavy seasonal rains hampered the search operation, with divers groping their way along the cave walls, barely able to see in the muddy water, but the pumps had helped to bring down water levels in recent days.
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And perhaps more important than the possible defrauding of the consumer is the fact that according to experts, adulteration is driving global honey prices down, leaving beekeepers, like Hiatt, barely able to sell their honey for a profit.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan is at a precarious stage now that the government is just barely able to avoid declaring an emergency over the coronavirus outbreak, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Saturday, highlighting the severity of the situation.
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A year ago, Democrats were barely able to pass their resolution out of committee, and they nixed a vote on the House floor over worries that progressives pushing for lower defense and higher domestic spending would sink it.
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When he was taken to a military tribunal on June 28, he was in a wheelchair and was barely able to speak after having been beaten so severely, Perez said over the weekend in televised interviews from Colombia.
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"When you have this kind of change, out of the blue, it's time: I'm going back," said Kassahun Gebrehana, barely able to contain his excitement as he sat in the sunshine outside his restaurant, Little Addis, in downtown Johannesburg.
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So we decided to go to Johnson's own friends and colleagues—the ones who know him best—to figure out what exactly the new *choking, barely able to get the words out* Prime Minister has in store for us.
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During scenes with Russian hostage Alexei, Hopper is belligerent bordering on unhinged, barely able to keep it together while Joyce and Murray try to create an actual dialogue with their captive to learn about his work with the gate.
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Still barely able to comprehend what had happened after becoming Norway's first world track champion for 30 years, Warholm was down on his haunches having been given a flag to parade when he looked straight at photographer Phil Noble.
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The checkout line looked very similar to that in the US. The traditional lines of candy and gum taunted customers as they waited to pay for their items — I was barely able to resist buying a pack of Mentos.
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It followed a disastrous speech at the party's conference earlier this week, when a persistent cough left May barely able to deliver her message, and a snap election in June in which May lost her party's majority in parliament.
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First, models in face-concealing helmets, wearing wool bodysuits studded with woolen "buttons," shirts with cuffs flowing to the floor and boots that rendered their feet unpliable as hooves, crept around the perimeter, barely able to see or move.
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Plagued by unstable moods, bouts of queasiness and severe balance problems — barely able to walk straight and unable to cross a parking lot or climb stairs without difficulty — Earnhardt Jr. says his judgment about his own health had become compromised.
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On the way to the clinic she was doubled over, with her head pressed against the seat in front of her, her hair being tangled by the wind coming through the open windows, barely able to talk and taking deep breaths.
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She also dreams of providing for her family, who are only just barely able to get by on her mother's church secretary salary and the wages her older brother Trey is able to scrape together at the local pizza place.
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But a few will manage to subvert all that artisan, farm-to-table horseshit fare you've eaten since, and once again make you feel like a tiny child sitting in a too-big chair, barely able to see above the table.
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As last night's musical guest at 30 Rock, Chance played "Finish Line/Drown," barely able to contain himself, grinning like a madman, and inviting Noname to perform her flawless verse before playing the preacher and leading the choir through the outro.
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If I'm being honest, I was barely able to scratch the surface of the many delights at the Queens Night Market — with over 50 food vendors, many serving multiple items, it's simply not possible to be exhaustive without many, many visits.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May was barely able to finish her resignation speech on Friday, her voice breaking as she fought back tears when describing her "enduring gratitude to have had the opportunity to serve the country I love".
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Despite his anger toward his big brother, though, Jimmy still has compassion for him, making sure to put his cell phone and watch in the mailbox before entering the home — and finding Chuck collapsed on the couch, barely able to move.
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Sonia Diaz-Castro, 252, an asylum seeker from Honduras, had fallen off the top of a 25-foot border wall as she entered the United States last year and was left barely able to move, with a broken elbow and pelvis.
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TOKYO, March 28 (Reuters) - Japan is at a precarious stage now that the government is just barely able to avoid declaring an emergency over the coronavirus outbreak, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Saturday, highlighting the severity of the situation.
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The country has been so scarred by violence — tens of thousands of Afghan civilians killed, a generation of women widowed, the security forces barely able to recruit enough to replace their losses — that even a vague prospect of peace is welcome.
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Francis Beyotte has been concerned about the power of tech giants, but grew more so after he tried to boycott the so-called FAANG companies — and was barely able to last a week before returning to the comforts of Netflix.
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Roma is at times quite funny, always in a way that builds out its world more richly (a recurring gag with a car that's barely able to get into the driveway turns into something more substantial later in the film).
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It takes place with many of Obama's subordinates and liberals across the nation still barely able to believe he will be succeeded by Trump, whose volatile character and taboo-busting rhetoric could hardly strike a more overt contrast to the current president.
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The real test came on a sunny Saturday afternoon at the end of April, when Matt walked in the house carrying our new son Henry in his car seat; I was on the couch, barely able to move after an unplanned C-section.
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Don't tell Eve, but this whole presentation was a charade ordered by Carolyn to evaluate the rogue agent, particularly how Eve reacted to images of gore (barely flinched) compared to an image of Villanelle (she was barely able to peek at the screen).
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Sure enough, I went in and tried to bench press 55 pounds, and was just barely able to do it five times and rack it before my wobbly arms nearly gave out and catapulted the bar into the girls next to me.
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"A dwarf has a regular-sized torso and shorter limbs, so we have the same size stomach as everyone else, so we have the same size appetite," explains Love, who had become so overweight that he was barely able to dress himself.
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In Central Java, 29-year-old Carika was locked in a filthy, cramped goat shed for four years, "barely able to stand or move around and forced to eat, sleep and defecate amid the nauseating stench of goat droppings," according to HRW.
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"What you see here today, this is my brother this is how he's portrayed to live the rest of his life," Lemus said as Molina sat to his brother's right in a wheelchair, barely able to move, and unable to make eye contact.
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Your physical impairments leave you barely able to do your job as a security guard, your employer denies the one accommodation that would make it possible, and when you bend the rules to try to cope and keep working, you get fired.
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After Anderson died in 1993, she established the Marian Anderson Historical Society and acquired the house in South Philadelphia where Anderson had lived for decades, setting up the museum there — a labor of love that she was often barely able to keep afloat.
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It may make for a neat narrative arc, with a clear end point when the company folds, but that means "The Great Hack" is barely able to address the problems of the broader ad ecosystem, or why the web today is such a wretched place.
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The final nail in the coffin was hammered in front of fans on stage: Jim, who was so drunk he was barely able to stand or sing, muttered one too many abuses to William, who quit there on the spot, just three songs in.
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Fransen, who received just 56 votes when she stood for election in 2014 and whose group is estimated to have only about 1,000 members, has been barely able to disguise her delight that her message has been signal-boosted by the world's most powerful man.
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Awash in unpaid bills and barely able to gather her wits to declare bankruptcy, she nevertheless tries to buck up herself and her two grown daughters with tales of the fortitude and defiance of the pioneers who tamed the western frontier in days of yore.
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Barely able to believe their good fortune, Stewart and McAuley concocted a long letter from Ethel Malley explaining that her brother had lived an unfulfilled life, of which she plainly disapproved, and had died of Graves' disease, in Sydney, at the age of twenty-five.
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"There were a lot of people who were barely able to make it at home, and those are the people that tend in situations like this to make their way to the shelters," said Dr. Andy Miller, the public health officer for Butte County.
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Amanda Eller, 35, seated in a wheelchair outside a Maui hospital flanked by her parents, recalled her ordeal at a news conference four days after a helicopter search team found her alive but sun-burned, malnourished and barely able to walk at the bottom of a ravine.
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Even with both parents' salaries, after covering the monthly rent of $1,100, plus utilities and other expenses, the parents are barely able to cover the many out-of-pocket expenses related to the boys' care, including behavior analyses and therapy critical for children with autism spectrum disorder.
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Read more of Thursday's Reliable Sources newsletter... And subscribe here to receive future editions in your inbox... After landfall, Zee was barely able to transmit anything... ABC couldn't get a live signal working in time for Thursday's "GMA..." But George Stephanopoulosreassured viewers that she was okay.
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Mark had complained of flu-like symptoms in the days leading up to his death and had worried fellow band member Charles Alexander by showing up at his house the day before he died, barely able to stand and with a yellow tint to his skin, Alexander tells PEOPLE.
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The story delves into the unique traumas these powers bring with them — Chloe the college student is barely able to sit through a lecture because of her peers' encroaching thoughts; Sam finds it near impossible to maintain relationships for fear that she could disappear into time at any moment.
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Bambenek doesn't think the possibility is a problem: "Weev [the alias of notorious hacker and racist Andrew Auernheimer] could rotate wallets six ways to Sunday but all the dumbasses that fund him are barely able to figure out this Bitcoin mumbo jumbo in the first place," he said.
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Even though it looked deeply conventional on the ride and on the slam, we learn James was actually working at the bleeding edge of his athleticism the whole time, barely able to dismount after expending all that effort and imbalance in getting a ball around the hand of a larger defender.
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Unfortunately, when I was about 11 years old, my appendix decided to burst right around mid-October, so I was still recovering from surgery and barely able to walk on my neighborhood's trick-or-treat night and was forced to stay home while my friends and brother went around collecting candy.
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They screamed past the Ajax players scattered over the grass, lying face down, barely able to move even when Brych told them to get up, told them they had to finish the game, told them — though he was, it turned out, not correct — that they would have one more chance.
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"We were barely able to take a suitcase, in the hope we'd go back in a few months," said Batool Rawoas, now a 21-year-old college student, of their departure for relatives' homes in 2012, which led to almost three years living as refugees in Jordan after the border closed.
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Maybe this is a conscious strategy on his part in order to not look like a typical politician, but here he manages to validate everything everyone says about him: He's easily baited, impulsive, a name-caller barely able to control his misogyny no matter how many times he reassures us he respects women.
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In addition, Gonzalez stated in an interview that she&aposs heard of way too many Lyft and Uber drivers who are barely able to make a living, despite the fact that when both Lyft and Uber went public, several of their current and former top executives became multimillionaires — and others made billions.
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Further, it seems like landing that many consecutive hits on a dragon, especially when someone as battle-tested as Bronn was only barely able to pull off a minor hit on Drogon in season seven, would require a team that's well-trained in dragon-slaying and much more accurate and maneuverable with a scorpion than we've ever seen.
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Nothing puts your troubles (or those of your favorite TV characters) in perspective faster than seeing the soap-bubble of Earth's atmosphere as you swoop over the deserts and contrails of California and Mexico, barely able to tell where the border is, or when China floats by in seconds and you notice the stark difference between the two Koreas at night.
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It was obvious to me even the first few times I had the dream that my subconscious was disassembling The Handmaid's Tale — first one of my favorite books and then one of my favorite TV shows — and reassembling it to cope with a reality I was still barely able to think about, not without feeling my very self split apart into atoms.
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I turned in my incomplete school work and duly received my grades, but by graduation that spring, I was again locked into the familiar pattern, the blissful intensity and isolation followed by days of slow-motion comedown, when I would laze around for hours, eating spoonfuls of ice cream from the carton, desperate for the sugar rush, barely able to muster the energy necessary to take a shower.
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