What he didn't know was that along with a battered body can come a battered mind.
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"On weekends, we get to make dishes like jerk batter fish with battered plantain or Vimto-battered pineapple fritters," says Stocks.
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The long-term goal was not to go on helping battered women but to change society so that women were no longer battered.
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President Trump traveled to storm-battered Florida last week, and he visited Texas twice following the hurricane that battered the state's southeast coast and parts of Louisiana last month.
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The cars were battered to — like war in Beirut.
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New Horizons researchers anticipated a monotonous world battered by craters.
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As battered markets slumped again, he faulted the Federal Reserve.
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His battered and bruised body was found in early February.
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There was a large battered desk along the third wall.
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And he's touted himself as a defender of battered women.
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The severe warnings began Wednesday as rain battered New Orleans.
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She's so strong, because she's been battered, emotionally and intellectually.
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Was it a cool balm for your wounded, battered soul?
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But his surrender leaves the country's battered democracy almost defenceless.
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It looked like President Trump was politically bruised and battered.
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Consumer staples stocks, which were battered on Friday after Amazon.
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Battered and bruised banks are sending Europe's markets into meltdown.
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Strong breezes shook rickety rooftops and downpours battered the coast.
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Liberia was battered by civil wars between 1989 and 2003.
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The storms battered the economy, which depends largely on tourism.
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The strong yen has battered Japanese equities, with Japan's Nikkei .
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Elliot is wheezing on a hospital bed, battered beyond belief.
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The two are circling warily, battered by the long race.
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Battered, bruised, we're still here, catching our breaths, holding on.
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His obstinacy is putting an already battered country at risk.
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Battered as it was, the park remained alive and lively.
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While the hurricanes battered the island, they also brought attention.
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It was too cheap and old and battered to sparkle.
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It remains unclear when the battered airport will fully reopen.
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The tourism industry has been badly battered by the coronavirus.
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Carmakers have been battered by some circumstances beyond their control.
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"Make no mistake," she wrote after Hurricane Harvey battered Texas.
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Battered markets in China and Hong Kong will reopen shortly.
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Even so, the threats battered Atlantia's stock and bond prices.
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With oil prices sliding 7%, energy stocks were also battered.
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Other sectors like tourism and agriculture are also being battered.
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They washed up on a rocky cliff battered by waves.
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Hurricane Harvey hit and battered much of Houston on Aug.
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Suddenly he's sitting beside Quichotte in their battered Chevy Cruze.
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Flying elbows left him bruised and battered after every game.
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Communities in Bolivia and Ecuador have been battered as well.
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Jailbreaks will give the battered rump of IS fresh manpower.
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Hadi arrived with his Humvee, filled with more battered men.
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A video of the incident showed it battered by waves.
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More likely, she was attempting to rehabilitate Germany's battered image.
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The Dominican Republic was battered by Hurricane Irma on Sept.
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A battered Nissan pulls up; a thickset man steps out.
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They are bruised, bloody, battered, smashed, squelched, and utterly undone.
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Democracy is remarkably resilient in Turkey, even if badly battered.
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Like all Oscar frontrunners, it was battered on all sides.
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It's a battered, bruised, but still defiant declaration of independence.
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The people have been battered in a pretty brutal manner.
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I knew this would take a while, so I walked down the muddy road with camerawoman Mary Rogers to have a look around Tayaran, the battered neighborhood just north of Mosul's equally battered airport.
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On the left, feminists have generally aligned with the report-abuse regime, rather than serving as critics of it: when battered-woman syndrome followed battered-child syndrome, the recovery of trauma became feminist dogma.
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Scattered across the floor were battered shoes and a dusty backpack.
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Their purpose could not be clearer: Battered by her thumping in
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Battered by competition, it felt like the district had stopped trying.
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Financial markets around the world were battered by Trump's trade threats.
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Major miracle Hurricane Dorian battered the Bahamas about a month ago.
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At the same time, neighborhoods were battered by US-led strikes.
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I still have that original Game Boy, now yellowed and battered.
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Rugged beaches and journeys in an open-top battered Toyota truck!
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You're in the middle of the freezing, windy, snow-battered Arctic.
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The battered wearable-camera maker reported a narrower than expected loss.
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The job boost is welcome for the recession-battered trucking industry.
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Freeport is hardly alone in getting battered by plummeting commodities prices.
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Willie Nelson plays a Martin (an especially battered example named "Trigger").
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HOUSTON is being battered by its worst storm in 50 years.
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What better for the boys than Beer-Battered Buffalo Cauliflower Bites!?
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Hurricane Irma battered Barbuda with 185 mph winds around 2 a.m.
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The trade tensions have battered financial markets and dampened business sentiment.
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A 2000 drought followed by heavy rains already battered his farm.
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His battered Lottos, tread long gone, slapped hard to the ground.
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Brexit-battered sterling had the worst year of the FX majors.
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Heavy rains battered the southwestern region of the country on Friday.
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It has chased, battered, accused, and arrested every one of them.
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S. trade war and slowing profits battered regional stocks last year.
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But it has battered demand for Brazilian meats since Friday nonetheless.
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The po-boy could be seen as a battered blank slate.
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Battered local markets were struggling to decide which way to go.
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The Bahamas have been battered — knocking down trees and power lines.
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The concern has battered the company's sales, reputation and stock price.
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Running Britain right now is not unlike steering a battered corporation.
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Tommy Thompson battered and bruised for a failed bid against Baldwin.
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Police say McConkey "battered" him and threatened him, the Post reported.
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But Nikitin, bruised and battered, still won the bout, judges decided.
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Financial stocks have been battered on fears of rising bad debt.
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As in the comics, Alita is initially lost, battered, and hopeless.
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Years of war, violence and instability have battered the country's infrastructure.
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Utility companies are working to restore power to the battered Keys.
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You don't slather Reggae Reggae sauce on battered cod do you?
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Teixeira has looked battered, beaten and broken much of this season.
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Technology companies that have driven big market gains were badly battered.
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Farther along he found three bodies close together, also battered cyclists.
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HONG KONG — Her face was darkened by bruises, her limbs battered.
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That it's Morgan isn't a surprise; she's been battered all day.
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Extreme rain battered North Carolina and the Indian state of Kerala.
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"I told him I felt like a battered wife," she said.
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These photographs show disaster zones that are battered, but not broken.
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Now a category 63 storm, Irma battered Turks and Caicos overnight.
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He listened to "All Things Considered" on a battered portable radio.
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First, the white liquid is battered onto sections of your scalp.
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In the age of the coronavirus, they soothe our battered nerves.
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The scandal battered the reputation of then-president Enrique Pena Nieto.
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It recovered as oil companies and other recently battered stocks surged.
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It also poses another setback for the nation's battered coal industry.
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There's no respite for the crisis-battered White House at home.
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On November 11, a fierce winter storm battered the Upper Midwest.
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In my off hours, I volunteered at a battered-women's shelter.
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Oil prices also fell, extending losses for the battered energy sector.
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It was the latest blow to his battered aura of invincibility.
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Hemingway then battered him, but later cheerfully accepted his meek apology.
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"The city's battered economy was reflected on the football field,"Mr.
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Wheeler's injury is yet another blow to the battered Mets' roster.
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Nearly two decades of this has battered our marriage and careers.
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In part she wanted to gauge how badly they were battered.
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Regardless, people were just stoked for the return of the battered snack.
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Cook&aposs battered body was found about 75 miles (120.7 kilometers) away.
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Fighting has killed thousands, displaced hundreds of thousands and battered the economy.
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Those signals were enough for now to provide respite to battered markets.
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Still, there could finally be some positive signs for battered emerging markets.
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The waffle fries are lightly battered and cut for maximum potato goodness.
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By 1947 Schumpeter's was hailed as a masterpiece; his battered reputation soared.
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The strong winds came as Storm Ciara battered the UK and Ireland.
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That day, it was battered by a storm and struck by lightning.
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Go to a place where women are battered or children need help.
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Through a battered old radio, the castaways learned that "continents were shifting".
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The battered notebook where the waiting list of asylum-seekers is kept.
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Humans have bludgeoned, battered, hunted, fished, and driven countless animals into extinction.
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Japan's Nikkei jumped 230.84 percent while battered Australian stocks gained 230 percent.
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He has been battered by critics who don't want to understand him.
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Belly says the attack left him bruised, battered, concussed and nearly unconscious.
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Recently battered oil-linked currencies enjoyed a boon on crude's sharp rebound.
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Cheaper fares and increased competition have battered the U.S. industry for months.
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This follows the purchase of battered bank Morgan Stanley in mid-August.
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The town of about 26.6,26.6 people was also battered by Italy's Aug.
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Take the CBO reports that have battered the House and Senate plans.
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A Turkish currency crisis has also rattled nerves and battered emerging markets.
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On Friday, at last, a worker brought her a battered file cabinet.
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Botero, a 71-year-old businessman, has been battered by repeated scandals.
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Peking, too, has been battered — by war, by waves and by weather.
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But the militant attacks have battered its economy, particularly its tourist industry.
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He, like most coaches sooner or later, has become a battered scapegoat.
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David's Bridal also got battered by changes to the wedding dress industry.
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Instead, they often opted to revamp some of the battered brands online.
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Yates may be battered, but it ultimately didn't affect his race standing.
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Can jobs, housing and basic services be found for Mosul's battered people?
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Over time, the Greek structure has been battered by earthquakes and fire.
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Chinese shares were battered, with the blue-chip index off 1.4 percent.
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Relievers are volatile, and a deeper bullpen could help a battered rotation.
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That could mean the story is not quite over for battered creditors.
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The improvement came despite price fluctuations that battered the state's oil industry.
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The country has been battered by natural disasters over the last decade.
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Its international bonds have been battered during recent volatility in emerging markets.
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As delicious as the last battered behemoth was, I'd hit the wall.
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Relief that there was no ratings downgrade boosted a battered bond market.
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But it's also left a trail of dead apps and battered businesses.
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In this corner: The battered and bruised Lightning (46-30-5, +29).
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They're healing their "battered souls," which means things can only go downhill.
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The strong woman impersonates the battered wife; the good guy starts screaming.
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Barnes & Noble has been battered by digital competition, most notably from Amazon.
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The Spanish flu pandemic that battered America in 1918 produced similar reactions.
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Africa's biggest economy has been battered by the global effects of coronavirus.
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Between 2014 and 2016, Russia was battered by a combination of forces.
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The hotel and grounds, a bit battered, were as welcoming as ever.
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Iran's battered economy has few targets left on which to impose sanctions.
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By book's end, however, the battered ideal has been polished and refurbished.
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But the already storm-battered islands could be affected in other ways.
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The crisis could leave in its wake battered entertainment and movie companies.
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The automobile industry is being battered by the tariffs and rate increases.
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They also battered Anguilla, St. Barts, the Turks and Caicos and others.
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It's the latest sign of pressure on the battered department store sector.
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But, surprisingly, most of them made it through battered, but largely intact.
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Brown and his coach, Glenn Holt, both "battered" the driver, authorities said.
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These Mets, battered by injuries and slumps, are just trying to sniff .
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It was also the latest blow to Djokovic's battered aura of invincibility.
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But because it's battered and fried to oblivion, it actually tastes good.
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The political system and the economy will grind to a battered crawl.
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As investors have become risk averse, securities firms were battered as well.
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Help for the battered residents of the Houston area is a must.
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It battered the islands with rain and winds for almost two days.
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Photos surfaced online recently of his first wife's bruised and battered face.
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A moment later, he is alone, battered and standing ready to fight.
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The capacity overhang has battered container shipping rates and shipping company profits.
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Battered emerging market currencies have also recovered their poise versus the dollar.
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Corruption scandals, lackluster growth and rising violence have battered the government's reputation.
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Muammar el-Qaddafi, Libya has been battered and fragmented by factional fighting.
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The sliced and battered treats are the highlight of Arkansas' annual Picklefest.
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After Liz finally left, she started volunteering at the recently formed Network for Battered Lesbians in Boston, and she discovered that although there were many other women in her situation, the battered women's movement wasn't talking about it.
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Police found her at a nearby bank, "battered and bruised," the Herald reported.
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His mouth looks like a cove built into the wave-battered Cornish coastline.
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Manafort's defense, meanwhile, battered Gates with questions, trying to rip apart his credibility.
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The lira has been battered by concerns about monetary policy in recent weeks.
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Bruised and battered, three days later Jordan filed a complaint against her rapists.
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A lot of the time, those battered bodies belong to women of color.
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Investors were seen buying into some of the battered stocks in early trade.
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Hurricane Ophelia , then Brian, battered the Irish and Welsh coasts earlier this month.
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Battered and financially fragile, the Socialist Party has tried to pick itself up.
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Mongolia's credit rating is considered speculative, and its battered economy is debt heavy.
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You just come through either pristine or more battered, depending on your efficiency.
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Brewers C Jonathan Lucroy has battered the Braves in 25 career games, batting .
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Lionrock comes just days after Typhoons Mindulle and Kompasu battered Japan's eastern side.
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A rebound in Italian assets helped battered equities find firmer ground as well.
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TO, a top holding, was battered in the second half of the year.
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Political worries also battered Italy's government bonds, putting renewed pressure on the euro.
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That stopped, and their battered share prices stabilised, only when they left Catalonia.
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Trust in the market - and banks in particular - is already bruised and battered.
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Since 1983 a long series of scandals has battered the church's moral authority.
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"A lot of ocean systems are being battered by multiple stresses," Smale said.
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A lot of spouses are battered who want to stay -- I get that.
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Loomis said the firm is also looking at battered Russian and Mexican assets.
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The sale could bring much-needed cash to the battered state-controlled company.
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Densely populated Bangladesh is battered by storms, floods and landslides every rainy season.
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It is about love, but a love that's broken and battered and bulldozed.
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The woman had initially told police after the incident that Landry battered her.
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The steel industry has been "battered" thanks to Chinese and Korean imports, Rep.
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The former French colony has been battered by decades of coups and instability.
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A corpse stiffens on the salt-washed deck of a battered fishing trawler.
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Mr Macri hopes to do the same for Argentina's battered relationship with Britain.
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Tokyo would lose a lucrative trading partner in a war-battered South Korea.
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Yet glimmers of hope are emerging, mainly in the country's battered oil sector.
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In 1980, he was battered in a loss to the champion Larry Holmes.
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The firm's predicament is the latest shock to hit the country's battered economy.
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The Red Cross estimates 1.2 million people have been battered by the storm.
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But the moves are seen as vital to improve the battered economy, however.
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Battered technology stocks like Amazon and Microsoft posted gains, but Apple remained down.
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His corrupt leadership has been the curse that's battered Venezuela and its people.
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News of the letter triggered fresh selling of the two banks' battered stocks.
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Australia will hope it can restore its battered reputation before next year's Olympics.
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Automakers and machinery makers, which are sensitive to global demand, were also battered.
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Support for Lopez Obrador at the time was battered by the graft scandal.
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One man held up a battered old identity document from former South Yemen.
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Sydney: You know when you get, like, fish and chips, like battered fish?
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We go through this electoral process and we do get battered and bruised.
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Later that night, a battered Mike meets with Nacho to collect his money.
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The Apennine mountain range, the geological spine of Italy, has been repeatedly battered.
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She sits in the big, battered armchair with her feet on a footrest.
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Johnson sprawled, moved to Bader's back, and battered him flat on the mat.
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Florida, with almost 24.50 stores as of last year, was battered by Irma.
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My eyes kept drifting away from me, toward the room's battered steel door.
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Some of those funds are to help rebuild military facilities battered by hurricanes.
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Viacom shares have been battered, dropping 46 percent over the last two years.
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WASHINGTON — For years, Republicans successfully battered Democrats for supporting the Affordable Care Act.
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Federated Hermes' Phil Orlando is putting money to work in coronavirus battered stocks.
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Unity is something that's going to cure a battered mentality in this country.
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He saw a battered body and bicycle in the bushes alongside the path.
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G.E. has been battered by a series of shocks over the last decade.
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Wade through the knee-high grass and pull open the battered screen door.
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The heaviest snow in decades battered parts of Europe, accompanied by freezing temperatures.
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He battered every inch of my body from the shoulders to the hip.
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Storm surges in the city, which was battered for hours, created powerful currents.
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Although the Constitutional Court quickly reversed that order, Mr. Morales's reputation was battered.
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True, the suspension is tuned stiff, and that's not pleasant on battered roadways.
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It unnecessarily diverts energy and resources needed to revive an already battered economy.
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Chinese shares, battered this month because of the virus, rose 0.8% on Friday.
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Puerto Rico Battered by Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico is a federal disaster zone.
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Hong Kong's equity capital markets have been battered by a coronavirus-linked slowdown.
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Here's a list of some battered retailers to watch out for this year.
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Terrorism has battered nightclubs, soccer games, heritage sites, bus stops and pedestrian walkways.
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Chiles rellenos is a dish made with stuffed, battered, and roasted Poblano peppers.
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It helped preserve his battered knees, back and feet during the long season.
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Moscow has been trying to improve battered U.S.-Russia ties with mixed success.
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A spate of scandals and a widely watched 2018 public inquiry battered reputations.
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Some of these tiny duplexes are battered by wear, holes in their sides.
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But it wasn't just the battered dogs that detectives said confirmed their suspicions.
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She drives a battered 2003 Toyota Echo that she recently bought for $700.
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The trade wars have battered us, knocking down commodity prices and forcing bankruptcies.
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And there, in a battered Irish tintype, is my great-grandmother, Margaret McGuire.
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Scores were injured, battered by police with heavy bamboo staffs and rifle butts.
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Vegan "prawns" made of Japanese potato starch are battered and served as scampi.
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While the offense has carried its weight, the Mets' battered rotation has not.
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All the same, the battered American remained the undisputed star of the show.
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Further improving the mood in the battered commodity sector, spot iron ore price .
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Nigerian companies have been struggling in an economy battered by low oil prices.
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President Enrique Pena Nieto flew to the battered town to oversee rescue efforts.
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Overall, the hearings have provided a boost to America&aposs battered diplomatic corps.
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Some sat on a battered old sofa as Obama's motorcade sped past them.
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Prices remain far below 2018 highs, before trade disputes battered the global economy.
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Many residents, battered by the same spending cuts, were sympathetic at the start.
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Our nation is battered, broken and addicted to easy answers over hard choices.
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Chinese shares, battered this month because of the virus, rose 1.6% on Friday.
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You may have also noticed that the financial markets were battered last year.
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And if you are a battered female or battered woman or battered mother with your kids and you&aposre having this intense legal conversation with a CBP officer to discuss that your level of fear is you can see that problems that they&aposre mostly going to discuss about how many times they were beaten, how many times they were struck, how many times they&aposve been harmed.
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They searched mosques as well as a shelter for battered and homeless Muslim women.
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Video from the scene showed the battered truck afterward, with trash strewn around it.
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Dow components such as Caterpillar, 3M and DowDuPont were especially battered following earnings reports.
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According to police, Josephson's battered body was discovered in the woods by turkey hunters.
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In return, some of the sanctions were lifted, providing relief for Iran's battered economy.
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Inside, Akiem Hicks, Eddie Goldman and Roy Robertson-Harris should exploit a battered trio.
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Sharp gains in U.S. bond yields also prompted buy-back in the battered dollar.
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But the economy has slowed, battered by the turmoil in neighboring Syria and Iraq.
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Sharp falls in the market prompted buybacks in some of the most battered shares.
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Pro-regime forces have breached the once stable front lines in this battered city.
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The Brat Pop is a bratwurst patty battered, fried and served on a stick.
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Still, Edelman sees at least one bright opportunity in another battered biotech name: Sarepta.
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In 2013, Typhoon Haiyan battered Southeast Asia, killing 6,300 people in the Philippines alone.
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In particular, the fried items, like chicken, were inedibly dry under thick-battered crust.
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Surrounded by battered old Stormtroopers, Herzog is looking to reestablish the old fascistic order.
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It is a clothing company, an industry that has been battered in recent years.
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I don the battered Asics to run 5-10k before the day turns steamy.
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Namath had a mighty arm, a battered knee and a stylish, almost mythical cockiness.
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Mexico's markets have been battered hardest by Trump's threats to tear up trade deals.
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The company's shares were battered last Friday after a brokerage cut its target price.
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High winds and heavy rains battered the financial hub of Shanghai on Saturday afternoon.
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Between hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria, the Caribbean and Gulf Coast have been battered.
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European stocks were higher for a second day, as was the battered British pound.
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Stocks were battered Monday as a wave of trade headlines added to investors' fears.
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From eerie eclipses through to battered lunar landscapes, these images are an absolute treat.
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Morale is poor from a battered share price and cost-cutting measures sap momentum.
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The storm battered Belize and the Yucatan Peninsula with heavy rain and strong winds.
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Monsoon rains have battered the region and caused widespread flooding as well as landslides.
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Charley Hoffman posted a dream 7-under first round while wind battered the field.
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The protracted trade dispute has battered financial markets and slowed down the world economy.
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Vines and branches choke the many battered neoclassical buildings, nearly obscuring some from view.
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To avoid payments in the battered Yemeni currency he gets paid in Saudi riyals.
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It is also emblematic of it: a truly a funky and battered old ballpark.
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This has proved challenging because South Florida has been battered by above-average rains.
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Those sales have been battered by a series of food safety lapses last year.
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In that time, it has faced hurricanes that battered Texas, Florida and Puerto Rico.
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More often than not, by season's end, Nadal's body has been bruised and battered.
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But, as everywhere on this beautiful but battered island, it can't happen soon enough.
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On a trip to La Jolla with the battered girlfriend of a man she
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The storm comes after Hurricane Irma battered islands in the Caribbean earlier this month.
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But the economy has slowed, battered by the turmoil in neighbouring Syria and Iraq.
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But Trump battered them so badly they flipped from never-Trumpers to Trump acolytes.
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The pharmaceutical sector was battered, falling 2.8 percent, the worst performer on the board.
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Local drought conditions have dented demand for its products and battered the company's margins.
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The U.S. dollar fell broadly as currencies battered by trade tensions staged a comeback.
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My devotion to, and belief in, the truth was battered by the presidential election.
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With more than 400 miles of coastline, Bangladesh is often battered by deadly storms.
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On Tuesday, airstrikes battered an area near their local bakery, meters from Youssef's home.
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The picture used with the post showed the bruised and battered face of Cordon.
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And about the kind of battered hope that refuses to die, even after death.
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Many saw the product as an attempt to attract consumers battered by the recession.
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Prices had already been sliding dangerously as coronavirus fears battered global demand for oil.
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America's battered manufacturing sector grew in February, according to the Institute of Supply Management.
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The state, in the country's south, has been battered by flooding since last week.
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Those left standing were so battered they were "not fit for use", Lakuaci said.
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Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands were battered by hurricanes Irma and Maria.
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She questions whether Wall Street is warming up to the battered stocks too quickly.
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Braggs is but one storm-battered snapshot of life lately on the Arkansas River.
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A series of injuries have made Webster, now 29, a bruised-and-battered veteran.
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But since then the brothel has been battered by cyclones and inundated by floods.
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Battered water containers were strewn everywhere, used by armed factions to construct defensive positions.
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One item has a personal connection to Mr. Korins himself: a battered cigar box.
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Pete Wells extols the battered and barbecued hen at Blue Smoke in New York.
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So, I'll probably get battered in the solver reviews for not getting it perfect.
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Battered physically and emotionally, none have been able to return to work, he said.
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It damaged or destroyed nearly every structure on Abaco and battered nearby Grand Bahama.
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Now, in much of the battered city and surrounding areas, there is only silence.
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The news also battered shares of companies with significant exposure to the Chinese market.
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But its pullback has offered some respite to battered emerging and commodity-reliant currencies.
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But fresh money from China took advantage of the correction to buy battered stocks.
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Cathay Pacific is the latest airline to be battered by a major data breach.
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The flooding follows heavy rainfall and tornadoes that have already battered Mississippi this month.
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With oil prices languishing at over a year's low, energy stocks were also battered.
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Everything is pitched so aggressively, you wind up feeling as battered as the ensemble.
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She claims he battered her during the ordeal, and her alleged injuries were gnarly.
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Meanwhile, outside, a sudden summer storm battered the city, the rain falling like dread.
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The Freeport airport was inaccessible early this week as Dorian battered the northern Bahamas.
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Six weeks later, Cyclone Kenneth battered coastal provinces in the extreme, pro-Frelimo north.
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The Mets hope that Matz and Lugo can bolster their battered and uneven rotation.
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Valero shut down the refinery about three weeks ago as Harvey battered southeastern Texas.
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Eventually, two soldiers in desert fatigues hauled out a battered man by his ankles.
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Shelters that serve battered women and guard their privacy would be banned, she warned.
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Psychically battered and vulnerable, "she wore fashion like an armor to face the world."
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Battered cars choke its highways; its unpaved backstreets are clogged with stinking black mud.
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President Trump is set to visit Texas to view the battered region on Tuesday.
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How much of the battered U.S. smelter sector could be brought out of mothballs?
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The city's daily paper, the Panama City News Herald, was also battered by Michael.
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Yet prices remain far below 20.3 highs, before trade disputes battered the global economy.
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The newspaper reported that Fernandez was "battered" with negative campaign coverage from his opponents.
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Maria comes shortly after Hurricane Irma battered islands in the Caribbean earlier this month.
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"Sales cancellations battered the companies and made the government worried," another industry source said.
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Democrats invested early, and the Republican brand kept getting battered by the president's politics.
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Her bag was old too, battered, with a strap that was barely hanging on.
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Footage from the aftermath, taken by Ngo himself, shows his face battered and bloody.
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Instead, they have a muddled field of battered mainstream candidates: Mr. Bush, Mr. Rubio, Gov.
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The school has done exceedingly well, they say, instilling confidence in a psychologically battered population.
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Modest gains for the yen also battered exporters already under pressure from global trade frictions.
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Bruised, battered and unconscious, Thor is brought aboard the Milano, where Mantis wakes him up.
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Sentiment has been battered by security fears and worries about President Tayyip Erdogan's growing power.
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There are broken down trucks, battered washing machines, crumbling cars, derelict mattresses, and soiled clothing.
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A hurricane watch was issued for Dominica, which was battered by Hurricane Maria in September.
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Oily, lightly battered skin cracked apart to reveal dense, elastic mozzarella that just kept going ...
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So when Hurricane Florence battered the Carolinas in September, Stura didn't hesitate to help again.
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They fry battered chicken on the bone and serve it with thick, heavily sauced fries.
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Mariana's homes were battered concrete boxes, surrounded by downed trees and curling ruined power lines.
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Subcontractors have now been on the ground in the battered US territory for several weeks.
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Industrial machinery makers, which have been battered lately on worries about slowing Chinese demand, recovered.
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No matter how badly bruised and battered people were, the authorities were very rarely involved.
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Shares of Apple, already battered by trade concerns, were down 5%, lagging the broader market.
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When he took mount, he battered Nguyen with elbows until Herb Dean waved him off.
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Women turn up battered and distraught at his gate, usually with small children in tow.
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Then another showcase against middleweight, Chael Sonnen whom Evans quickly battered in the first round.
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Argentina's economy had been battered by the lunatic policies of a succession of populist governments.
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The currencies of Turkey, Russia and Mexico were all battered; Argentina's was particularly badly hit.
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Vetrano's battered body was discovered face-down in the park within hours of her killing.
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The hurricanes that battered Texas and Florida were blamed, though there were some bright spots.
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For more than two years a Saudi-led coalition has battered Yemen with air strikes.
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An ultraluxurious foie gras croquette was battered and fried, then served with sour cherry jam.
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Anti-South Korean sentiment also battered firms' sales of entertainment, cosmetics and cars in China.
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Boeing shares were battered again after reporting in the previous session a massive quarterly loss.
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Recently battered large cyclical stocks such as machinery makers and electronics parts makers were bought.
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"Sales cancellations battered the companies and made the government worried," said the second industry source.
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Putting the recent developments together gives a picture of a fuel battered from all sides.
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Millions of people have been displaced by the floods after torrential rains battered the region.
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Add the eggplant (un-battered) and cook until softened and black, about 7 minutes. 5.
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He went after every play harder than anyone else, and just battered teams into submission.
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Survivors in this battered Syrian town cursing President Bashar al-Assad and his Russian supporters.
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Levine, the firm's chief strategist, believes big gains are in store for the battered region.
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On the far side of the bridge, they came to a battered border control outpost.
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"Fast Money" traders picked through the battered markets for names that could have potential ahead.
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The close-ups were carefully framed - a crumpled boarding pass, a battered laminated safety card.
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Chinese stocks have been the best performer in Asia this year after a battered 2018.
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I'm bruised and battered and sore and I'm disappointed but lucky I'm not worse off.
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Yahoo and Yelp, two other struggling internet firms, have also been battered by the market.
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Our favorite Frenchie is bloody and battered, having been beaten and robbed by two thugs.
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The slowdown in its construction industry has already battered commodity exporters from Mongolia to Brazil.
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Hundreds of steel makers are limping along, overloaded with debt and battered by weak prices.
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The company's latest quarterly report was also disappointing, piling more pressure on the battered stock.
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Battered beyond recognition, she was taken off life support after a week in a coma.
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But critics were already champing at the bit, eager to shred the battered woman defense.
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But as the story about Sears changed so did the fortunes of JCPenney's battered stock.
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By the early eighties, there were more than three hundred battered women's shelters in America.
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The Mets were battered and broken, over and over, by serious injuries to significant players.
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Democrats are bruised and battered, but the newly installed Senate Democratic chairman of outreach, Sen.
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A young, blond, unsmiling border guard took my battered blue American passport with mild disgust.
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It's battered for maximum crispiness yet somehow manages to be incredibly juicy on the inside.
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We do veterans a disservice, though, if we imagine them all as broken and battered.
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If they're not getting help, then they're just getting battered down by more scary things.
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Video and photographs of the bloodied and battered Trump supporter went viral on social media.
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Battered European shares rose 23 percent after having dropped more than 21.1 percent on Friday.
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That way he'd be weighed down when they threw his battered body in the Tallahatchie.
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Further, we must not overlook how vigorously Iran has battered U.S., Saudi and British infrastructure.
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That might ease political turmoil and provide some relief to the battered pound, traders said.
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Ohio, like other states battered by the recession, found its budget in a difficult spot.
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Place the battered chicken onto a plate and proceed with battering the remaining chicken. 5.
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Elsewhere, sterling, which has been battered this year due to Brexit woes, was fetching $1.2700.
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It was a shape I recognized but only through stories and pictures in battered books.
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It was this terrible misinformation campaign she was subjected to, and she really was battered.
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Losing support from monetary policy expectations, the already battered pound faces a tough week ahead.
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According to numerous analyses, battered economies do not improve with substantial cuts to public spending.
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In the past year, its stock has been battered as the company overhauls its business.
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A short squeeze could be emerging in battered retail stocks, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday.
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This week's storms were indiscriminate in their wrath, and once again, East Nashville was battered.
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The Philippines is battered by about 20 typhoons a year and warnings are routinely issued.
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"I've been battered by 20,000 storms, but I've survived them all," Enrique likes to say.
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But the roads he paved along the way still criss-cross the battered American landscape.
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The aphasia — the inability to understand or express speech — "had beaten and battered" his pride.
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Battered by a political purge, her parents offload their baby girl to a childless couple.
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During his time in prison the Socialist movement, battered by official repression, fell to pieces.
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In the meantime, the countries already battered by Maria were scrambling on Wednesday to recover.
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Mandatory distributions are looking especially painful as major market indexes have been battered by volatility.
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My soul sometimes feels as battered as Frank's head must after banging on my door.
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Alpha in turn filed for bankruptcy in 2015, battered by a plunge in coal prices.
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It remained at that level in 2009 even as the recession battered Georgia real estate.
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Right now, American manufacturers are being battered by a global slowdown and by trade tensions.
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It's like watching a wild Texas rose, battered by storms, bloom again in the spring.
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The Speaker's visit to the Sunshine State comes after Irma battered Florida earlier this month.
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It stayed over the Bahamas for almost two days as rain and winds battered homes.
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I still have my beloved and battered copy, which I received for my seventh birthday.
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But Bloomberg's disastrous debate performance in Las Vegas, in which he was battered by Sen.
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Early Wednesday, I joined General Saadi again as we drove through old city's battered streets.
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But a different story was unfolding in this battered New England mill town, population 7,500.
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Noyon is one of the few French lace makers remaining after globalization battered the industry.
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Mets 16, Braves 5 ATLANTA — The battered state of the Mets' roster is well known.
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Archives in Florida, and coastal regions generally, will get wetter, more battered, and more humid.
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Stocks that would benefit from infrastructure spending were also battered more than the broader market.
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A weary man sits on a park bench with a battered suitcase at his feet.
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High waves battered nearby Scituate, making roads impassable and turning parking lots into small ponds.
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With the exception of refiners, energy stocks have been battered even as oil prices improved.
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The northern coast of the country was then battered by two separate cyclones soon after.
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I have a photograph of him with some of his comrades outside a battered church.
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When he opened the first stall, he saw a pile of corpses, battered and blue.
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A testament to America&aposs diplomatsDiplomacy has been badly battered in the past few years.
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They're a couple of battered and slightly sinister vaudevillians on a late-career mental walkabout.
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The shutdown -- the longest in American history -- tarnished an already banged and battered Republican brand.
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However, IHS Markit reported the worst may now be over for the bloc's battered factories.
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The women left Hong Kong wearing the same battered trainers they wore when they arrived.
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Clinton's reputation had been battered during her husband's presidency, while Warren's favorability ratings are strong.
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Samuel Fortune returned from Iraq, his body battered by war, he assumed he'd be safe.
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My beloved battered laptop is a MacBook Air that does everything it needs to do.
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The sculpture, though severely battered, remained standing in the wake of the 9/11 attacks.
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The economic challenges before Zimbabwe are enormous: vast debts, a battered infrastructure, hyperinflation, soaring unemployment.
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Baltimore has battered the AL Central to the tune of a 17-6 mark. 3.
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The carrier is controlled by the Efromovich family, whose aviation businesses have been battered recently.
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Argentina's assets have been battered by fears the country may be heading for another default.
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"What's Going On" was a sweaty, hoarsely-delivered romp with battered piano keys and sloppy guitars.
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The winds battered the boat with debris, mostly roof shingles from the neighborhood homes, Pike said.
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Yes, 2016 left me battered and bruised, and the beginning of 2017 doesn't feel much different.
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Iacocca's leadership style left a trail of bruised and battered egos and careers — including his own.
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Ngo posted photographs of his bruised and battered face taken, he wrote, from the emergency room.
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Noah and Agnes's mother is Erna, who takes in Jonas when he appears, battered, in 1921.
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Nearby conflicts and Beirut's own political troubles have battered the mainstays of the economy, including tourism.
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Analysts said the positive sentiment from the Portuguese upgrade spilled over into Italy's battered bond market.
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Last month was crude oil's worst in a decade, battered by supply concerns and global politics.
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Two decades ago, 10,000 people were killed when a super-cyclone battered the coast of Odisha.
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Good looking, well rounded, and he convincingly battered Chris Weidman to claim the UFC middleweight title.
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Now, a battered face on my screen was painfully explaining them to me all over again.
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We've landed on a version that has matzo-battered kelp and sardines instead of fried calamari.
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In 24, a super-cyclone battered the coast of Odisha for 2000 hours, killing 10,000 people.
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Argentina's battered peso weakened 0.3%, even after the central bank intervened heavily to ease its fall.
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Residents of San Juan deal with damages to their homes after Hurricane Maria battered the island.
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Residents of San Juan deal with damage to their homes after Hurricane Maria battered the island.
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Mills' latest strategy has him turning to a region battered by the trade war: emerging markets.
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Mr Joshua rocked Mr Klitschko with a jaw-shuddering uppercut, then battered him to the ground.
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The bank's shares were battered last year amid the scandal, falling more than 34% in 2018.
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To shore up the battered tourism industry, the government tried subsidising hotel rooms and plane tickets.
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Every year, the Asia-Pacific region is battered by more and bigger storms than reach America.
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He became the public face of a battered city after HurricaneKatrina hit New Orleans in 2800.
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Drugmaker stocks, battered in recent months, soared this week after Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's victory.
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The report piled more pressure on the company's shares, already battered by Thursday's disappointing earnings forecast.
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Recently battered sterling was steady at $1.2252, on track to gain 0.5 percent for the week.
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Uncertainty over the ban battered ZTE shares, wiping nearly $11 billion from the company's market valuation.
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In the wake of the scandals, Facebook has been battered by prominent critics, including Zuckerberg's peers.
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Equity markets this year have been tightly linked to the daily fluctuations of battered oil prices.
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A battered grand piano covered in actual graffiti sat on a stage in the beer garden.
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Cook&aposs battered body turned up the next day about two miles south of Monroe, Washington.
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The battered pharmaceutical company has seen its stock plunge 90 percent in the past 12 months.
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Wednesday, October 10 • Ivanka tweeted an update about Hurricane Michael, which has battered the Florida Panhandle.
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The killing has strained Saudi Arabias ties with the West and battered the princes image abroad.
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Soon after, Philip found Karina's battered body laying face-down in a swath of tall grass.
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Specifically, Weinstein has been betting on battered energy company bonds while also betting against their stock.
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Oil's rebound provided major relief to the Canadian dollar, which has been battered in recent weeks.
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In the ad Mrs Clinton comes across as a battered-but-unbowed, worldly-but-compassionate matriarch.
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"I already lost a leg," Fayyadh said, a battered pair of crutches leaning against his shoulder.
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For the rest of his case, the defendant would be a model, if somewhat battered, citizen.
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He contended that recently battered Netflix, instead, looks appealing on a breakout from its current levels.
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She said owning the stock allows investors to play credit struggles in the battered energy industry.
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The market reaction was positive, with Vodafone's battered shares trading 9 percent higher at 1055 GMT.
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The S&P 262.52 banks index surged 2.3 percent while battered department store shares also jumped.
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And the food—namely the falafel-battered merguez dogs and mapo pork buns—is also legit.
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And parts of the state's battered west coast might not get power for another 10 days.
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That has battered sentiment in South Korea, with the country's subindex plunging to 50 from 83.
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In addition to the lack of offense, the Marlins battered Phillies starter Zach Eflin (3-4).
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Investor confidence has slowly returned to a country that was battered by the global financial crisis.
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Wind gusts were felt near Key West, an area battered by Hurricane Irma just weeks ago.
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A super-cyclone battered the coast of Odisha for 30 hours in 1999, killing 10,000 people.
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The Japanese company has been battered by plunging profits, management and tensions with top shareholder Renault.
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Each leader, from more open-minded Deng Xiaoping onwards, was battered with his opinions and demands.
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Of the townhouse where their owners once lived, little remained but a battered air-conditioning unit.
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In a country already battered by widespread political and corporate corruption, this was the last straw.
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In the garden, they are battered by rain and smashed down, and have to be staked.
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The killing has strained Saudi Arabia's ties with the West and battered Prince Mohammed's image abroad.
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On an island often battered by hurricanes, power failures, sometimes lasting two weeks, are not uncommon.
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Clinton an "enabler," likening the former first lady to battered women who stay in abusive marriages.
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Here are five ways an economically battered and isolated Turkey could pose consequences for U.S. interests.
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Puerto Rico, Barbados, St. Lucia, and the Virgin Islands have already been battered by the hurricane.
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Trump is being criticized for conducting the political rally as Hurricane Michael battered Florida (The Hill).
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Melissa's goal is to help battered women and men seek the treatment they need and deserve.
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Then again, maybe they emerged so battered and bruised that a lesser team picks them off.
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I've always been really careful with my skin because it gets bruised and battered [on set].
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I saw people come into that place and come out pretty battered and bruised and bleeding.
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The West imposed economic and financial sanctions that battered the rouble and the export-dependent economy.
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Masvidal had bruised, battered, and beaten Diaz in each and every round from one to three.
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Cruise lines whose bottom lines have been battered by the crisis came in for some love.
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A few hours after I admired it, a freezing, torrential downpour battered the newly flowered branches.
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Calderwood battered the aggressive 'Hamderlei' in the final round of the contest after establishing back control.
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Those names are fairly obscure today, while Marx's is still attached to an -ism, however battered.
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The Caribbean Now The hurricane battered the island, and most hotels and restaurants have not reopened.
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They arrived bruised and battered, hurt by falling objects and shattered glass on the rocking ship.
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The country, battered by the events of the late 1960s, was still at war with Vietnam.
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For some stocks, dividends are high because their share prices have been battered in the marketplace.
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The verdure pastellate, battered and fried vegetables, arrived along with still more delicious, if unidentifiable, crostini.
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Investors cheered the decision, and G.E.'s battered stock rose more than 7 percent on Thursday.
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This after she arrived at their door, battered and with clumps of her hair pulled out.
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Amid the trash and sand off to the right were long rows of battered, abandoned cars.
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When most people think about Syria, it's cities like the capital, Damascus, or war-battered Aleppo.
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In 2012, he shared images that captured the struggles of young people battered by bad luck.
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She made eye contact, even shook my hand before pressing a stethoscope to my battered heart.
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Meanwhile, our electoral system, battered as it was before, is now effectively suspended in the ether.
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The industry has been battered by the virus, with three major operators predicting heavy financial losses.
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A number of garage doors appeared bent and battered and the windows of some houses shattered.
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The theater is dark when the raggedy old sailor stomps in, dragging a battered wooden trunk.
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In the past, as disasters battered the country, we often played clean-up, then catch-up.
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The Saudis, their reputation battered by the case, have kept the trial closed to the public.
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Bar food includes burgers, cured salmon, sausage rolls and cauliflower battered and spiced like Buffalo wings.
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These are battered and bruised: billions of dollars of equity and debt has been wiped out.
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Consumers can expect price increases for orange juice after Hurricane Irma battered through Florida's citrus industry.
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How to attract and retain recruits if the services are battered by years of budget cuts?
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State television earlier showed the battered black boxes, saying their information could be downloaded and analyzed.
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Whether an election can either resolve Brexit or repair Britain's battered constitution is quite another matter.
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And in the months since Hurricane Maria battered this coastal town, Lourdes watched his condition worsen.
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Their aloofness and unwillingness to defend themselves has done nothing to combat their battered public image.
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Her party was battered by three years in power plagued by bickering, flipflops and unkept promises.
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In the same period a year earlier it reported a large loss, battered by currency fluctuations.
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Its shares have been battered since short-selling firm Muddy Waters questioned its financials last week.
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In retirement he was left with a battered 400-pound body that he medicated with opioids.
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We ducked into funeral homes at night to photograph the battered bodies of civil rights victims.
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The company's reputation and stock price have been battered, with shares falling 2700 percent since March.
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Squash, potatoes and great leaves of watercress arrive in bubbled gold, battered and fried like tempura.
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He wears an old red hat, a blue coat, carries a battered briefcase, and loves marmalade.
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In the United States, four major hurricanes — Harvey, Irma, Maria, and Nate — battered the East Coast.
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She digs out a pair of Fernback's battered Converse sneakers, and sets them on a table.
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Apart from objecting to psychology's role in legitimatizing the notion that women were battered because they liked it, the shelter staff believed that battering was not a psychological issue but a political one: women were battered because they lived in a male-dominated society that permitted it.
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Mr. Tate had dominated the first ten rounds, leaving Mr. Weaver battered, bruised and against the ropes.
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Those same worries, which battered shares of 'FANG' stocks in the final months of 2018, have returned.
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There is, and always has been, something emotionally compelling about imagining yourself in someone else's battered shoes.
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Many of the battered southerners regarded the Macedonians as unsavory redneck cousins, but enjoyed the empire-building.
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Growth last year was 0.8 percent after three big Islamist militant attacks battered the vital tourism industry.
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The house is battered and dark despite the fact that the agents enter it at high noon.
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At least three people have died in the "unprecedented" flooding that has battered Louisiana, NBC News reports.
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Battered by competition from the web, Time's shares are trading around half their 20193 peak over $25.
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After Typhoon Haiyan, he gave generously to the United Nations agency scurrying to feed the battered Philippines.
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With the knife, he essentially battered up the iPhone's back side, making it less smooth and shiney.
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Three big terrorist attacks within the space of 893 months, in 2015 and 2016, battered France's confidence.
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In the video, released through the ISIS AMAQ news agency, the two men appear battered and handcuffed.
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In Iowa, Abby Finkenauer, a 29-year-old daughter of a union pipefitter, has battered down Rep.
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The notion of upending it was a Shia belief, offering Islam's battered minority a hope of redemption.
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The investigation into Irizarry comes as the DEA has been battered by multiple misconduct and corruption allegations.
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Battered and broken, I slip on my headphones and leave, with a Bob Marley record in hand.
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In fact, today, owing to the battered habitat, virtually all salmon in California are raised in hatcheries.
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Stocks got battered in late January as investors fretted over a potential economic slowdown from the coronavirus.
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But Chicago wheat received no love from the market as CBOT futures got battered during the period.
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It held out and still holds out to this day, though battered and with far fewer people.
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In America's southern states, the Caribbean and South-East Asia, coastlines are battered by stronger tropical cyclones.
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"I couldn't sit up without dry heaves because my face was battered so badly," Lawrence-Daley recalls.
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The winner was Lucy Granville of London, whose battered Coventry Eagle from the 1980s is on display.
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These included Dallas, Fort Worth and Plano, which were again battered by strong winds and large hail.
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In shock, Catherine slowly makes the connection with the battered car that's been looming over the farm.
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Famously, True Blood makes us watch a battered fox corpse slowly be overtaken by thousands of maggots.
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The airline has posted losses for four quarters, battered by high fuel prices and a weak currency.
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In that environment, trader Tim Seymour looked for upside in one particularly battered segment, emerging market stocks.
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Public anger over graft scandals has battered the credibility of the ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI.
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Oil prices were battered last year, sliding over 40 percent on the back of a supply glut.
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It's still dark when you wriggle your battered, crusty meat sack out of your frozen sleeping bag.
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Mikhail Lesin's battered body was discovered in his Dupont Circle hotel room on the morning of Nov.
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Local authorities said towns and villages already battered by August's 6.2 quake had suffered further significant damage.
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The greenback had risen as far as 118.115 overnight on a bounce in battered crude oil prices.
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Kovalev battered Simakov, forcing him to take a knee twice before knocking him out in the seventh.
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The "Fast Money " traders debated whether to buy battered streaming media company's stock ahead of Tuesday's earnings.
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Chicago starter Jose Quintana (0-1) was battered for eight runs on eight hits in three innings.
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The mayhem on Wall Street battered sentiment further in an Australian market already hit by Sino-U.
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The government has yet to assess the impact of the floods that have battered thousands of settlements.
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As demand rose, cyclones in back-to-back years battered Madagascar, wrecking vines and sending prices rocketing.
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The foreign currency shortage has battered Egypt, which depends on imports for everything from food to fuel.
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Sterling, battered by "Brexit" referendum concerns last week, was trading back below $1.39 after some overnight gains.
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Somewhere in his immediate reach is a battered Casio keyboard, a broken guitar and a working one.
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Calling herself the sixth member of the Rolling Stones, she sees herself as the band's battered muse.
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Battered manufacturers led gains, with Murata Manufacturing rising 2.8 percent, Hitachi 2.5 percent and Denso 2.4 percent.
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It's a bit battered now but it is a reminder of the futility and waste of war.
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Hundreds of thousands of people still need aid after Idai battered Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Malawi in March.
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In weak economies, battered consumers buy fewer imports and unemployment depresses wages, which can help boost exports.
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Scarred by the financial crisis, battered by technological change and globalisation, less-skilled workers have fared worst.
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During their nine months at sea, they were reportedly circled by sharks and battered by tropical storms.
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Battered by financial problems, a corruption scandal and falling oil prices, Petrobras suspended work on both projects.
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McConnell, who saw his party's image battered during the 2013 shutdown over ObamaCare, didn't want a replay.
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Others slept on the ground beside their battered bots, spare styrofoam tucked under their heads for pillows.
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She also assumed women would see Simpson as a wife-beater and Nicole as a battered woman.
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This reignited worries about the outlook for the battered sector and Intu's rival Hammerson fell 6.5 percent.
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Monk also led Charlotte with eight rebounds on a night the Hornets were battered on the glass.
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European equities rose 23.53 percent, with the battered tech and bank sectors both up around 0.8 percent .
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Tanks battered its warren of medieval streets to root out rebels who dug trenches and laid explosives.
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The news sent fresh shivers through the already-battered sector, dragging its rival Hammerson 4.8 percent lower.
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Renesas was already struggling when the earthquake battered its factory, causing it to shut down for months.
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A 2017 diplomatic spat between China and South Korea battered both Hyundai Motor and conglomerate Lotte Group.
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While Mr. Clinton was a relatively new if battered face, ready for his reintroduction in 1992, Mrs.
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The spicy battered shell was crispy and the chicken inside was as flavorful and juicy as ever.
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Of all the starters in the Mets' battered rotation, deGrom represented the team's best chance of winning.
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But the rotation has been thinned and battered by injuries to the top-of-the-line starters.
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The military construction funds include $2 billion to rebuild military bases battered by Hurricanes Michael and Florence.
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Berger said new construction standards will be "absolutely critical" as the Marines rebuild the storm-battered bases.
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The S&P took heavy losses from battered financial stocks, though the index avoided hitting correction level.
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Battered JD shares rebound The allegations against Liu have weighed on his company's share price for months.
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The latest weather warning and strong winds come after winter storm Carmen battered western France on Jan.
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Tom retrieves a battered Naomi from Belgrade and seeks the men who put her in the hospital.
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A battered oil market and weakening junk bond space have also punished funds invested in those sectors.
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A mild recovery in Asian stocks also dented gold's appeal as investors slowly returned to battered equities.
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A couple of cars a minute passed, often finned '50s beauties, Studebakers and Chevrolets, extravagant and battered.
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The Trump administration waived the act after recent hurricanes Harvey and Irma, which battered Florida and Texas.
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The fries were noticeably good, and the beer-battered onion rings ordered as a side were terrific.
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At the end of the day, I think the advocacy community and battered women victims won out.
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Battered, Rosie decided to quit after one season; she would finish out the year and then relax.
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Barboza battered Pettis' lead leg throughout, and even paired it with the left hook, Cub Swanson style.
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Could you put an entire battered Easter egg in a fish and chip shop fryer, for instance?
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When he was captured, his testicles were electrocuted, his body was battered, and his torso badly burned.
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A 2002 avalanche destroyed nearby homes, but the once-lavish and now battered "Ghost Mansion" remains standing.
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Macedonia, which declared its independence in 1991, avoided the wars that battered some other ex-Yugoslav republics.
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While most stocks in the major averages have been battered, some are holding up better than others.
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The same cannot be said about the Democratic National Committee — battered by the anger of Sanders supporters.
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Two decades ago, a super-cyclone battered the coast of Odisha for 30 hours, killing 10,000 people.
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Many Syrians now hoard the dollar as a hedge in a battered economy that was increasingly dollarized.
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The cease-fire of 1973 did not bring peace to the battered rural area and its people.
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To put that in context, how many other kids used to get battered if they were misbehaving?
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Battered by mismanagement, American sanctions and corruption, the Venezuelan economy has been in steep decline since 2014.
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After five rounds of flailing arms and legs, the two girls walked off, faces sweaty and battered.
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A shelter for battered women down in Tupelo, the bedroom of an acquaintance, the streets, the forest.
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The khan in the Souk al-Zarb section of the battered Old City was a textile hub.
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With maximum sustained winds of 260 miles per hour, the storm battered the island of 234,000 people.
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Cruise lines, many of which were forced to suspend sailings, have been battered by the coronavirus pandemic.
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All this, and an escalation in the trade war between America and China, has battered business confidence.
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It could be that the countries being battered may simply suffer from unique vulnerabilities to market pressure.
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NASEEM KHAN, LELAND, N.C. To the Editor: Are we Americans suffering from battered nation or Stockholm syndrome?
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But there was already a sense that this time, it had been battered by something much worse.
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Now, read the article, "The Battered Southeast Grapples With Irma's Aftermath," and answer the following questions: 1.
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After an hour or so, two battered Humvees arrived with the first injured man, a young sergeant.
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Reconstruction costs ballooned further when Tropical Storm Nate battered the Central American nation just a year later.
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Argentine markets have been battered over the last two weeks by local policy uncertainty and regional factors.
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If the Texans fall behind early or are repeatedly behind the chains, Watson will be battered again.
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Eventually the public regained its grip, and the monarchy — chastened and battered, but a monarchy nonetheless — endured.
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The finality of the decision, delivered Monday in a forceful statement by the N.H.L., battered them anyway.
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It unmercifully lingered for days, pounding the same battered places again and again as residents took cover.
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So many years later, when what happened happened, they found marks of bindings on his battered body.
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Pittsburgh's already battered defense took another blow late in the first when Bobby Ryan hit Chad Ruhwedel.
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Even grants for battered women's shelters or programs to encourage STEM interest among girls could be suspect.
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As you probably know by now ... Puerto Rico's been battered with powerful earthquakes since late last month.
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Naked, torn and battered by the rocks, the dead man was a promising American mathematician, Scott Johnson.
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He fronted one, standing ten and a half feet high, with two sheets of battered galvanized steel.
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New Delhi (CNN Business)Facebook is being battered by privacy scandals, user outrage and fake news controversies.
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In September, the economy — battered by a string of hurricanes — posted its first job losses since 2010.
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He shouted, "Allahu akbar," then threw Ms. Halimi's battered body out of her third-story apartment window.
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But he emerged a mentally battered man who is still traumatized by his prolonged stay at Krome.
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Rounds of heavy rainfall battered No. 413 producer Illinois, Missouri, and Indiana a couple of weeks ago.
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Cote suffered from chronic pain, and worried what might happen to his battered mind as he aged.
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She said she and her family prayed as winds stronger than any previous typhoon battered the area.
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Some might suggest it was a little bit battered, but nonetheless, nobody gave up on this bill.
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The sector has been battered by falling sales amid increased competition from online retailers such as Amazon.
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"Shamelessness is allowing anyone other than a biological female into a battered women's shelter," Carson wrote today.
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The protracted unrest, approaching four months long, has battered Hong Kong's economy, with businesses and tourism plunging.
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Venezuela's political turmoil comes as its economy has been battered by both low oil prices and policy.
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And some analysts worry that the U.S. sanctions could create more chaos in an already battered economy.
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And the powerful mayor, battered by the fallout, stunned Chicago by announcing he would not run again.
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The fast-spreading coronavirus pandemic has battered global stocks and copper prices, putting miners on the defensive.
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We don't have many proven strategies for how to revive communities battered by changes in the economy.
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Rampant gang violence, patchy economic growth and a slew of corruption scandals have battered the PRI's standing.
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But Pdvsa has been battered by lack of investment, cronyism, mismanagement, corruption and the emigration of experts.
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Luckily, I found a taxi driver named Ray drowsing by the plaza in his battered blue Lada.
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So holdouts of the battered G.O.P. establishment had, for now at least, gathered in Weld's slim lifeboat.
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Further out, they would end up destroying the economy, which has been battered by years of Western sanctions.
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" In an interview, with the Fabian Review's Mary Riddell, Dugdale elaborated: "I don't get easily stressed or battered.
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As the housing sector was battered in the global financial crisis, Pulte stock suffered and never regained losses.
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The list includes Houston and other areas battered by Tropical Storm Harvey, such as Nueces and Aransas counties.
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Trump left the political fight battered: Several polls found that Americans primarily blamed their president for the shutdown.
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US sanctions on Russia over Ukraine have dented a fragile Russian economy already battered by falling oil prices.
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Gaza&aposs economy has been battered by an Israeli-Egyptian blockade, imposed to prevent the group from arming.
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In retail, few people have gone unscathed by the upheaval that's battered the industry over the past decade.
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Still too young to care about having the latest model, he grasped my battered old iPhone with delight.
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Elsewhere, sterling, which has been battered this year due to Brexit woes, was fetching $1.2700, down 0.14 percent.
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Sterling, which has been battered this year by Brexit woes, rose 0.31 percent to a three-week high.
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And he is taking the first step toward restoring his battered reputation in the court of public opinion.
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It wasn't an easy rescue, as rotors spun dangerously near the cliff and ocean spray battered them both.
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The battered man begged them to stop, but they continued until they noticed that Mr Juarez was there.
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Battered professional social network LinkedIn beat both earnings and revenue expectations, sending its shares about 7 percent higher.
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Argentina's soy crop is expected to rebound strongly this year after the 2018 crop was battered by drought.
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AT AN orphanage at the edge of Juba, South Sudan's battered capital, there are no longer any children.
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In a melancholic country, battered by recent terrorist attacks, Mr Macron seemed to embody the triumph of optimism.
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In the same period last year, America Movil's results were battered by a costly Colombian arbitration panel ruling.
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Meanwhile, on Friday, six dolphins were airlifted to safety in Cuba as the country was battered by Irma.
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The recent downturn in America's trade war-battered manufacturing sector has soured the outlook for the global economy.
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A pilot flying a Dash8 Q400 got caught in a heavy wind storm that battered Europe on Thursday.
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Parliament delegates will also likely consider how to reform China's financial markets, in particular its battered stock market.
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There are also doubts about how far Trump's policies will go toward resuscitating the battered American steel industry.
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Domestic violence survivors are often portrayed in pop culture as beaten and battered women in low socioeconomic standing.
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A big shift was overdue at Facebook given the privacy and political scandals that have battered the firm.
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An American flag battered by Hurricane Michael continues to fly in the rose-colored light of sunset Oct.
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Created in 2007, it has so far doled out $69m to places battered by storms, floods and earthquakes.
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The safety of air travelers and NASA astronauts alike rests on your battered shoulders (and heads and necks).
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But the actor was bruised and battered, with a massive black eye and a couple of busted ribs.
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Cook&aposs battered body was found the next day about two miles (3.2 kilometers) south of Monroe, Washington.
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Tampa Bay has thrown eight interceptions -- six by battered starting quarterback Jameis Winston -- and has lost four fumbles.
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They can be battered and injured by the strong winds near the center of the storm, for example.
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Sterling, which has been battered this year by Brexit woes, rose 0.59 percent to a three-week high.
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A battered pickup truck idled on the side of the road outside Makhmour, northern Iraq, on Friday afternoon.
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The sector has been battered this year by a strong dollar and fears of a global trade war.
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"This is a giga scandal," Vestager said, as Danske Bank's already battered shares fell a further 13 percent.
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But the news dealt another blow to Deutsche's already battered shares, which have been plumbing 33-year lows.
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Investors have battered the company's stock, which is hovering around $3 a share and down 59% this week.
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Recently battered sterling was up 0.2 percent at $1.2942 , holding above 31-year lows logged earlier this week.
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POLICEMEN clutching battered AK-47s stifle yawns in the hot sun outside the Westgate shopping mall in Nairobi.
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But oil's rebound also provided major relief to the Canadian dollar, which has been battered in recent weeks.
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In February, the central bank surprised markets with a rate hike aimed at supporting the battered Mexican currency.
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He predicted a possible rebound for and Russia, which are among the economies battered by lower oil prices.
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Mobile phone parts makers were battered, with TDK Corp plunging 7.8 percent and Anritsu Corp tanking 8.1 percent.
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Qatar index rose 0.6 percent on sustained interest in financials, which were recently battered by concerns about Turkey.
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GoPro shares have been battered amid weak sales and repeated price reductions for one of its newest products.
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Battered emerging markets, from which investors have been fleeing in droves, look set for another very tough year.
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Recently-battered semiconductor equipment makers rebounded, with Tokyo Electron up 3.3 percent and Advantest Corp 1.8 percent higher.
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The curds can be eaten in their unprocessed state — or better yet, battered, fried and served with sauce.
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Chinese oil demand likely hit a record in 2015, data showed, which bolstered battered crude prices on Tuesday.
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With about 700 kilometers of coastline, Bangladesh is exposed to cyclones and is often battered by deadly storms.
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In the autumn analysts at CreditSights drew attention to murky debt disclosures, which further battered confidence in SunEdison.
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Financials have also been battered by the latest damaging revelations of a high profile inquiry into the sector.
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Battered yellow taxis with "God will provide" and "Allah is one" painted on their bumpers crawl through Conakry.
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While Maia battered Gunnar Nelson black and blue, more often his opponents don't look much worse for wear.
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The battered and burnt-out environments of Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan are a few recent examples of this.
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People filled the market, talking, haggling at stalls, pulling battered carts loaded with animals and cargo for sale.
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A Corsair, a Grumman Wildcat and other battered planes, encrusted in quagga mussels, are brought to the surface.
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So were the tacos Tijuana, three tortillas with beer-battered cod, a jicama slaw and an avocado rémoulade.
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" Hof has been accused by multiple women of sexual assault—one claiming he "raped and battered [her] daily.
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The boneless chicken wings are hand-battered with Champagne, fried, and then tossed with 24-karat gold flakes.
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In 1999 a super-cyclone battered the coast of India's Odisha state for 30 hours, killing 10,000 people.
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But we are now seeing a level of destruction that will leave an already battered city in ruins.
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The group has also refurbished close to 350 libraries in public schools, battered women's shelters and homeless shelters.
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Since then, the INGV said some 21,600 aftershocks had battered the region, driving most residents from their homes.
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Out for a spin on my battered Italian scooter, I can see the city's surge in full view.
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I'm staring down at the battered body of Nightwing, vigilante alter ego of Bruce Wayne protégé Dick Grayson.
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Flash flooding from heavy rains battered New Orleans on Wednesday, and the worst might be yet to come.
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"Downpours, hail storms and a tornado battered parts of Yancheng city ... causing many houses to topple," it said.
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Hamels needed 42 pitches to wade through the third, when the Blue Jays battered him for five runs.
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Toronto has already battered Cole Hamels and Darvish for 11 earned runs in eight and a third innings.
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The yuan currency, battered in January by speculation that Beijing would have to devalue sharply, was roughly steady.
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They agreed that it was crucial to have women who had themselves been battered working in the shelter.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan on Wednesday convened an emergency meeting with economic advisors to discuss the battered lira.
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Trump is getting battered on all fronts as Congress, the courts, and even his own officials eviscerate him
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Hurricane Maria battered the island in September, crippling infrastructure and leaving much of the U.S. territory without power.
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From young children in battered sneakers to rockers in bullet belts, Vandenberg's subjects exude confidence and self-possession.
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This year, however, crime has been on the rise, and Chief Brown has been battered by local critics.
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Colorful wooden houses dot the sub-Arctic landscape battered by one of the harshest climates on the planet.
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The deluge follows Hurricane Dorian, which battered the Bahamas, Florida, Georgia, and the Carolinas just two weeks ago.
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American Express reported earnings that topped expectations Thursday, but "Fast Money" traders remain skeptical of its battered stock.
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Compared to non-exposed bacteria, the triclosan-battered bacteria were able to tolerate the antibiotics 1,000 times better.
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In a reflection of its battered public image, Volkswagen made a show of humility in Geneva this year.
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"The C.I.A., deeply engaged in multiple wars, was suffering from a kind of battered child syndrome," he writes.
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Shares of Taiwan tech firms, like those of U.S. ones, have been battered by worries of slowing demand.
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Recently battered financial firms were among the leading gainers, with State Bank of India ending up 2.7 percent.
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The federal government's approval of the Trans Mountain expansion last month was a boost for the battered industry.
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Glittering cities are replaced with disgusting bathrooms, cyberpunk fashion swapped out for battered corpses and fucked-up cybernetics.
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Haiti, the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, has been battered by natural disasters over the last decade.
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Seth Lugo, who was battered in Las Vegas but appears savvy in New York, will continue to thrive.
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Markets were battered in Asia, with Australia's benchmark index crashing nearly 10% in its worst day on record.
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In September, when Mr. Khan visited Saudi Arabia seeking aid for his battered economy, he left empty-handed.
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Other Jews, Iancu among them, were marched through the streets, past battered bodies, to the central police station.
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It's a debate where Democrats have an advantage, and the party has rhetorically battered Republicans on the issue.
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Saturday's Mass was held on a symbolic day for the battered cathedral, which remains closed to the public.
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But she was also a trailblazer, willing to take risks and get battered and bruised in the arena.
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Fieri slides half of the burger onto my plate as he chews on a crispy battered waffle fry.
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Tremors from the quake, which came off the southern coast, toppled buildings in Oaxaca state and battered Chiapas.
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In the three starts that followed, Minnesota, Atlanta and Milwaukee battered deGrom for 14 runs in 13 innings.
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"Southern Fried" was one of three cookbooks that emerged from his mother's battered black loose-leaf recipe binder.
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Markets were battered across Asia, with Australia's benchmark index crashing nearly 2225% in its worst day on record.
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But the Dodgers have battered the Brewers' tough relief corps twice now, landing a knockout blow on Saturday.
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As Hurricane Michael battered the Florida Panhandle on Wednesday, officials scrambled to open evacuation centers in three states.
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The Communist Party elite had been battered by infighting and scandals involving power grabs, bribery and even murder.
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All sub-sectors were up, with the battered travel & leisure index, financial services and insurers leading the gains.
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Perhaps that wooded expanse only seemed sprawling because his battered psyche led him to believe it was so.
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The vulnerability of high-rise construction sites was apparent five years ago, when Hurricane Sandy battered the Northeast.
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So don't even think about dipping into your vacation fund in order to replace that battered old suitcase.
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When I was a little boy, there was a set of battered encyclopedias stored underneath my twin bed.
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All the 11 major S&P sectors were higher, with the recently-battered technology sector up 0.99 percent.
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She threatened to publish a photograph of her son's battered body unless the Egyptian investigation made substantial progress.
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Warmer oceans are linked to the stronger hurricanes, like Harvey, Sandy and Maria, that have battered America's coasts.
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Sectors most exposed to China for revenue were battered, with autos and miners losing 4.2% and 4.8%, respectively.
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The protests have battered Hong Kong's economy, already reeling from the fallout of the U.S.-China trade war.
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The storm that battered Puerto Rico on September 20 before hooking northward into the Atlantic is a memory.
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But bankers and dealers said the measure was unlikely to bring a rapid recovery to the battered currency.
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The plunder is heaping more pain on battered businesses, raising questions about how much longer they can survive.
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Its economy was battered and there was little in the way of hope in the aftermath of 21987.
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It has been two years since a string of food safety incidents battered sales and scared away diners.
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FedEx's business has been battered by a tough mix of headwinds, my CNN Business colleague Clare Duffy reports.
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Colombia, the fourth biggest oil producer in Latin America, has been battered by the global fall in prices.
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On the bag, it's described as "a savory dish of tender battered chicken with mandarin orange ginger sauce."
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The hurricane battered the same islands for hours as it slowed to a walking pace of 1 mph.
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A snow system battered parts of New York and New Jersey just last week, leaving mass power outages.
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Election prospects Since 2016, the din surrounding Brexit has battered both businesses and investors in the United Kingdom.
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The American Red Cross has been on the scene in the Carolinas since Hurricane Florence battered the region.
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The commodity-reliant Southeast Asian country was battered by a slump in oil prices, which weakened the ringgit.
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Ossoff also doesn't live in the district, and many Republicans battered him in attack ads because of it.
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Chipmakers have been battered by the back and forth between China and the U.S. on the trade front.
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Boeing's reputation and stock price have been battered, with shares in the company falling 25 percent since March.
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CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand — The families drifted from the mosques to the hospital, their emotions battered, their eyes bloodshot.
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She wrote as a woman, as a child who was molested by a stranger, as a battered wife.
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If you have the chance to try this fearsome fish, it sounds absolutely delicious when battered and fried.
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Bloom's client, Erica Holland, alleges that she was assaulted and sexually battered by her driver during the ride.
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Some of the wood looks slightly battered, as if it were found, repurposed, or recycled from earlier projects.
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Darren Till exploded into the consciousness of many MMA fans when he battered Donald Cerrone in late 2017.
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S. trade, while sterling was battered by talk of an imminent party coup against British Prime Minister Theresa May.
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The Philippines is battered by about 20 typhoons every year, bringing death and destruction, usually to the poorest communities.
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This is what investors hope for when they pick up battered stocks in the beginning of a given year.
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As such we see her here battered by the wind and emotions, her crystal tones dancing over shivering synths.
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Yet despite the crises that have battered the EU's recent history, German dedication to the project has not waned.
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Exacerbating the situation are troubles at Sete Brasil, a company set up by corruption-battered Petroleo Brasileiro SA (Petrobras).
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Some people tried to light the place on fire, while others battered the plywood window with a parking meter.
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Most miners producing coal for electricity are getting battered, meanwhile, by cheap natural gas and increasingly stringent pollution controls.
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After the attack, the men dumped the battered pair on the side of the road to fend for themselves.
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A hot dog wrapped in bacon and tempura-battered on a pretzel bun with sweet slaw and chipotle ketchup.
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If you squinted just hard enough, it looked like the sexual harassment scandal had battered someone else, not them.
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But moving too early is seen by many as another policy mistake that Turkey's battered currency can ill afford.
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It's 6:20 in the evening when Dr. Patricia Gonzalez-Zuniga pulls her battered brown van to a stop.
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The stock has fallen more than 50 percent this year, battered by a dim investor outlook on the stock.
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Redditors responded that they had similar battered sausages, but that their options were missing one key addition: the stick.
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Iran's economy has been battered by wide-ranging U.S. sanctions, particularly those placed on its oil sector last November.
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As evidenced by the battered garb and wounded skin of the Colony workers, everything about this land is toxic.
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Right: State police surround an unidentified demonstrator after they battered him to the ground with their clubs on Aug.
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She was last seen, according to one of the officers, in the trunk of another car, battered and manacled.
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Argentina's battered peso weakened another 1.34% on Thursday, even after the central bank intervened heavily to ease its fall.
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For investors that might be the glimmer of hope they need to buy up the country's battered bonds again.
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Cigarette smoke wafts from the foyer, where workers in overalls lounge on battered sofas enjoying a break between shifts.
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Sauerbronn said that battered tobacco stocks also looked attractive now and that he was increasing exposure to the sector.
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Michael battered parts of Mexico and Cuba with powerful winds and drenching rains on Sunday and into early Monday.
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" Matthews — who welcomed a son with model wife Vogue Williams in October — described the robbed store as "just battered.
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Oklahoma's economy and state finances have been battered by a steep decline in oil prices, which reduced state revenue.
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Between May 220 and May 2000, the Plains and Central states were battered relentlessly by severe storms and tornadoes.
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The central bank has burned through $250bn since mid-2014 to support an economy battered by low oil prices.
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European stocks on Friday were battered by Trump's latest salvo against China and Wall Street also took a hit.
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By December, the index was getting battered by a deep correction — with the biggest plunge happening on Christmas Eve.
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European companies, and especially the region's manufacturers, have been battered by rising trade tensions and continued uncertainty over Brexit.
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Sunday night&aposs standoff began when Lindsey&aposs girlfriend left the apartment and told police she had been battered.
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Brexit-battered UK also stalled and even U.S. PMIs hinted at slowdown, though in much better shape than others.
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Chinese shares were battered with the blue-chip index off 21 percent while Shanghai's SSE Composite stumbled 1.3.01 percent.
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The boost to recently battered oil came partly from a report of possible production cut cooperation from OPEC countries.
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Winds reached 125 kph (78 mph) and battered several townships in Funing county, the official Xinhua news agency said.
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After a court order was issued on Tuesday, bailiffs battered down barricades and pushed homeless resisters to the floor.
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After assessing their battered boxer, Salka's trainers decided to throw in the towel before the seventh round could begin.
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The whole sector has been battered by Nigeria's recession that has driven up costs and made foreign currency scarce.
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Japanese stocks have been severely battered in recent months, with the Nikkei 225 index falling 15 percent this year.
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We are humble, proud and hard-working people who've been battered by the twin storms of globalization and greed.
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A recent report by CBS News points to a kale shortage far beyond a blizzard-battered New York City.
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That's a fresh blow to a project that has been battered by local politics and other troubles for years.
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For now, the cost of her battered credibility will be the administration's worthwhile policies, including much-needed housing reform.
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I try to dive but the water's too heavy, or I'm just too weak, and I get absolutely battered.
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But a cheaper, battered, second-hand copy still works as a great present for the ultimate true crime fan.
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The news is helping GoPro shares rebound after they were battered last week in a post-earnings sell-off.
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The index was still set for its worst month since January 2016 as the rising dollar battered emerging economies.
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It was everything a quarterback could hope for, only Romo was too battered down to realize the rewards himself.
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In reality, Yemen is too battered for anything resembling coherence or functioning central government to be quickly re-established.
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Not that there was much sign of impending nuclear apocalypse along Helensburgh's wind battered seafront on a rainy Sunday.
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Police in Tampa, Florida, are investigating an allegation that Chris Brown battered a club photographer early Monday, PEOPLE confirms.
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Hundreds of non-Muslim adult Germans also file through this battered building: they are teachers taking courses in Islam.
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The pit bull was found badly battered in front of a house in South Los Angeles on Aug. 6.
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Last year he journeyed 5,000 kilometres, from war-battered Sudan, via Libya and Italy, to the northern French coast.
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The drinks are cheap, it's got a true neighborhood feel, and they serve a deep-fried, beer-battered hamburger.
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Stick with other deep-fried offerings such as the tempura-style broccoli and battered slivers of vinegary fried pickles.
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The company said it is working to ramp up production in storm-battered Puerto Rico in the coming weeks.
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The self-ruled island has been battered by a U.S.-China trade war and stalled diplomatic relations with Beijing.
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Their absence was notable after the Trump administration faced criticism for its response to hurricanes that battered the island.
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There, as in neighbouring Liberia and Guinea, the Ebola epidemic has battered the economy, reducing government subsidies for education.
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Cathay's cargo division has been battered by the U.S.-China trade war and the protests have hit forward bookings.
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And there is little respite in sight for the battered currency, which has weakened nearly 5% year-to-date.
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In 2013, he supported major budget cuts to offset a relief package for the areas battered by Superstorm Sandy.
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A bushy field across from a graveyard is now a dumping ground for broken branches and battered tree trunks.
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One staff member who had been battered became more and more judgmental of the residents, until finally she left.
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A year after Transition House opened, another battered women's shelter opened across town, in the South End of Boston.
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But the Mets impressively overcame their battered roster over the past month to rise in the wild-card race.
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The country's economy has been battered by six years of war in neighboring Syria and by simmering political divisions.
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He still uses it; battered and weathered, it is a testament to his twelve years of trial and endurance.
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Puerto Rico has largely been without water and power for days after being battered by two hurricanes last month.
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Installed nearby is "1961" (titled for the year Leonard was born), a row of fifty-six battered blue suitcases.
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The Leave campaign appealed to communities battered by deindustrialization and working-class people whose lives are defined by insecurity.
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Defense connection: The bill includes billions to rebuild storm-battered military bases that defense officials have been desperately seeking.
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The lira, which has been battered on concern about the fall-out from strained relations, firmed after the report.
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"Oh, yes, sir," replied the doctor, G. S. N. Raju, pointing to his scribbled notations in a battered ledger.
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More than two-thirds of battered women in one survey said their abusers had harmed or threatened their pets.
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The battered "Sphere" sculpture from the trade center plaza was moved to the Battery (though it may come back).
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The image, photographed by Duffy, who also shot the Aladdin Sane cover, depicts Bowie battered, disheveled, and tumbling clumsily.
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The decision marks the latest twist in a saga over the mines that has battered shares in Tahoe Resources.
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It remains to be seen how many will return, leaving even fewer workers to rebuild the territory's battered economy.
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While singing traditional Swahili songs, we battered the parchment layer off the cherry to reveal the shiny, slick beans.
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Photos of the battered lawyer went viral on social media renewing public anger against police brutality in the country.
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He must simply remain silent while his reputation is battered, and potential jurors in this district might be tainted.
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However, when OPEC proposed further production cuts to bolster a market already battered by coronavirus fears, Russia said no.
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The context: Technology stocks, which had propelled the broader indexes to records this year, continued to be battered Wednesday.
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Before his arrival, customers got pieces of beer-battered fried cod delivered on a rustic, olive-punched tomato sauce.
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It works as a sharp inoculation against establishment wisdom, delivered in the guise of a blues-battered jazz recording.
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Investors cheered, and the territory's stock market, including battered brands like airline Cathay Pacific, promptly rallied on the news.
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How can a progressive-minded individual protect our battered earth in the face of widespread indifference and corporate greed?
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President al-Assad, an ophthalmologist, believed that doctors who treated bleeding and battered protesters were themselves anti-government partisans.
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I watched the sled wallahs — a string of young Kashmiri men with battered toboggans — begin their long trudge uphill.
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His first instrument was a battered Silvertone model from Sears that he had bought from a friend for $2.50.
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On Tuesday, investors battered shares of companies that rely directly or indirectly on international trade and the Chinese economy.
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The move comes as U.S. energy companies, and shale producers in particular, have been battered by falling oil prices.
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On the ground outside were battered pairs of children's shoes, broken bicycles, a basketball net and empty wine bottles.
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Her documentation of her own sexual abuse is profound, most notably in "Nan one month after being battered" (22002).
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It lost 1.3% in the previous session when new retaliatory tariffs from U.S. and China had battered market sentiment.
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In China, at least 32 people have died and 16 more are missing after Typhoon Lekima battered the coast.
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To carry out these important social programs, Mr. Khan needs the support of Pakistan's battered and bruised civil society.
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Zappos emerged from the financial crisis ready to seize on opportunities after our competitors had been battered and bruised.
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In 2008, when the global financial crisis battered the oil price, Venezuela got a foretaste of the current crisis.
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Golf ball-sized hail stones battered cars and buildings in the country&aposs capital on Monday afternoon local time.
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In 2015, it was battered by Cyclone Pam, which caused the island to lose about 64% of its GDP.
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