Thank you for coming here tonight, for braving the snow, for braving Governor Cuomo's MTA.
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"Braving The Wilderness" 210 Brene Brown (Random House, $222.99) 4.
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The first step, if you're thinking of braving the needle?
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"Braving The Wilderness" 103 Brene Brown (Random House, $28) 6.
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Don't feel like braving the cold to get a hot chocolate?
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If you're braving the storm, stay inside and don't order takeout.
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Braving the crowds at your local market is annoying, no doubt.
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Plus, why more people are braving the bull-ring in America.
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Omelette maker Forget about braving brunch lines for a tasty breakfast.
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Forget about braving mind-boggling brunch lines for a savory breakfast.
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Braving the heat in the city can feel like an achievement.
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Scientists are braving the dangerously popular game to talk about climate change.
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Braving the elements to get video of the flooding near Boston Harbor.
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Animals have been braving — and, in some cases, winning — elections for years.
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President Obama is braving the cold weather to hit the links Saturday.
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P-64 may have avoided homes, but was famous for braving traffic.
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We're all about it, braving the heat for delicious treats to share.
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The woman chugging kava with Fijians and braving temple food in Rajasthan.
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In any case, braving small-town health centers can be daunting, she said.
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In these winter evenings, Londoners are out in full force braving the chill.
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Braving the cold is part of the charm of living in the Midwest.
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Having a quick coffee and a chat before braving the tube can be invaluable.
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Or if you're braving the mayhem of Texas this week, they're also playing SXSW.
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Bummer, because seeing them means someone is braving a hellish flight or epic drive.
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Companies tend to watch the performance of other debuts before braving the public markets.
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Within minutes, more and more people arrived, braving the late November cold and flurries.
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Known to thrive in South America, it was braving New York's increasingly frigid winters.
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Some walked to refugee camps in Ethiopia and Sudan, braving gunfire from border guards.
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Most of downtown Philly was packed Sunday evening, with celebrants braving the cold weather.
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President Trump is braving the effort and the bravery of the rescue crews on Twitter.
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Read: Bosnian 'Pokémon Go' Players Are Braving Land Mines to Catch a Lapras or Something
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SARA EISEN: Thank you for braving the weather and coming out and talking to us.
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Braving the weather, the couple shared an umbrella together to stay dry from the rain.
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But, without caffeine, braving the morning line at your shop of choice can feel impossible.
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They even score extra points for braving the chilly mountain weather in those skimpy outfits!
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A few hardy protesters have remained camped out near the lake, braving sub-freezing temperatures.
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The novel is a postmodern take on braving wintry weather, a staple of Russian literature.
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And even though that meant braving a traffic jam like none other, everyone did it.
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But after fording fast rivers, trekking through forest and braving mountain roads, the journalist found him.
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HG: your Excellency thank you so much for joining CNBC especially for braving the freezing cold.
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So what to do if you don't feel like braving the aisles of a Halloween superstore?
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We've been doing this for years, fighting the scrum and braving this unholy city of filth.
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"Braving the Wilderness" 25 Brené Brown (Random House) Compiled by Jill Serjeant; Editing by Jonathan Oatis
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He continues to seek out new stories to include in a forthcoming sequel to Braving Britannia.
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Braving the drizzle in DC, an overflow crowd came not just to listen but to march.
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Some are braving the water and potentially ruined footwear and are just wading through the puddle.
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The participants, hailing from 12 different countries, slept in the open, braving the occasional snow storm.
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Braving wind and rain, we walked from downtown Brooklyn to the Wegmans in Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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Braving a torrential summer downpour, the demonstrators joined what was called the March of the Mothers.
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At least four theaters are proceeding with productions of "Slav," even if that means braving protests.
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Others are still braving them, knowing they may get an earful on the health care bills.
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Still, Fergie is braving the media to promote Double Dutchess, her first solo album in a decade.
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We've also found some discounted tech that'll come in handy whether you're braving the outdoors or not.
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The cast also overcame the elements by braving the rain during scenes filmed on the Warner Bros.
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But just how did she pull off performing and multiple wardrobe changes while braving the painful condition?
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In case you didn't know, the Northeast is currently in the midst of braving winter storm Stella.
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Jinshan Journal JINSHAN, Taiwan — The paparazzi gathered by the dozens, braving cold and rain and sticky heat.
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Abandoning Apple would prompt deep and truly annoying rearrangements in my life, including braving Samsung's bad software.
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During my visit, I noticed only one man braving the pool — it was freezing out, after all!
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They are also braving the new world that is Trump's America after the contentious election from last November.
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Braving a summer thunderstorm, Ince's supporters, in festive mood, sang anthems and waved red and white Turkish flags.
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Also there's the likelihood of braving lines of enslaved Nutella-loving zombies, brutally hooked on the chocolate spread.
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Read: Bosnian 'Pokémon Go' Players Are Braving Land Mines to Catch a Lapras or Something Screenshot via YouTube
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People braving the storm flocked to social media to share photos and videos of their water-logged commutes.
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So thanks, robots, for continually braving spectacles like this one so that we fragile humans don't have to.
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With tons of sand, fire, and warriors, Minaj is braving all of the elements to reclaim her crown.
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Braving snowy conditions and freezing temperatures, protesters gathered in the city's University Square before marching to the Parliament.
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Fascinated by Fátima since childhood, he said it was worth braving the chilly rain to see the pope.
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Braving the region for the past two weeks, he reached the Antarctic Polar Front and is swimming southwest.
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SOCHI, Russia - Braving cold temperatures, Russian Orthodox Christians ran into the Black Sea on Tuesday to mark Epiphany.
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In another video, a cyclist is captured braving the cold on a ride through the snow and ice.
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Here are eight of the coolest trailers for those sitting at home instead of braving the costumed crowds.
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I saw people climbing trees, braving cliffs and hiking extreme conditions with their phones to get a unique selfie.
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Hundreds of people gathered in Phoenix Sunday, braving sweltering heat to attend a vigil held at a local church.
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Several hundred people gathered on the lawn, braving a torrential downpour to sing, play drums and burn sage grass.
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Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Harvard-Smithsonian CfAWhat is love, if not braving the tempest of existence by someone's side?
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A job might not dissuade every refugee from braving the sea passage to Greece, but it will deter some.
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No, Halle Berry is not joining a new Tarzan movie — she's actually braving the wild world of social media.
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Citizens and dissenters braving the wrath of Trump are being forced to contemplate the possibility of a police state.
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Rachel goes through a crucible of agony, braving abuse, infertility, betrayal and ravages of the body and the mind.
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The town is accessible only by braving a precarious mountainside road covered in grass, rocks, dirt, and often ice.
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The crowds can be intense, but they're worth braving in order to discover one of the event's many treasures.
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This is for all the mothers who have no interest in braving the scene at the local brunch spot.
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He spent $3723,000, and risked getting shot by Iranian border guards and braving turbulent Mediterranean waters to reach Germany.
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Braving subzero temperatures, Mr. Resch, the man who filed the driving ban lawsuit, addressed a small but noisy crowd.
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There would be boundless throngs braving the Iowa slush, aghast at the incumbent and roused by his prospective successors.
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Keep scrolling to see tourist traps in 20 US cities that we think are worth braving the crowds for.
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SDF fighters, including Kurds, Arabs and Christians, pressed forward on the ground, braving booby traps, car bombs and suicide bombers.
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For the first time on Broad City, Ilana (Ilana Glazer) and Abbi (Abbi Jacobson) are braving the New York winter.
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Braving the gloomy weather in matching jackets, jeans and white sneakers, they simply couldn't hide their affection for each other.
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And now a little pup Kiwi is getting noticed for braving the storm with assistance from his makeshift bucket boat.
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I head to the trendy neighbourhood of Hauz Khas, hoping to find some hipsters braving the heat and enjoying chuski.
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The problem for salespeople is braving the firehose of information available online to find these connection points easily and quickly.
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I've just about talked myself into braving it when she returns and places a golden-brown bottle in my hands.
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Survival seems to be about braving the risks of the world (say, dinosaurs) and the imminent threat of other people.
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Traveling in such a large group, they say, is much safer than braving the many dangers of the road alone.
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Among those eyed braving the unseasonably chilly Saturday night temps at the Art Museum of the Americas in Washington: Sen.
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Otherwise they replicated the seafaring of ancient mariners during a 953-day crossing, braving powerful gales and 30-foot crests.
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An estimated 2,000 people, braving temperatures of -5 degrees Celsius (23 Fahrenheit), gathered outside government headquarters to demand the cabinet's resignation.
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Braving a freezing cold German morning, the women add their own designs to the layers of this remarkable collaborative art space.
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Moving around the luxury ski resort means braving freezing temperatures and snowy weather, so a bobble hat can be particularly useful.
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Not all meteor showers favor the Northern Hemisphere, but this one does, making it worth braving chilly temperatures for a glimpse.
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The discovery could also help researchers keep a close eye on these fragile and remote ecosystems without braving Antarctica's extreme landscape.
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The two flirt innocently, braving the teasing of their friends, but never going further than a furtive kiss on the cheek.
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Braving a cold and airy day usually results in redness, irritation and dryness, even if you don't have overly problematic skin.
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It's an opportunity to pile on textures and showcase your style – even and especially when you're outside braving the bitter cold.
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Crossing the land border to Ukraine, as an estimated 200,000 do each month, means braving long lines and inquisitive border guards.
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Those in the southern hemisphere should have a much clearer view, although then they'll be braving winter weather of their own.
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After all, braving the elements (especially if you're not quite prepared) can easily cause dry skin to rear its ugly head.
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Caption: Wes Locher recently published the book Braving Britannia, about the seminal MMO Ultima Online and the people who play it.
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I saw how mothers were carrying their little babies, braving the cold and strength of the waves as the tides rose.
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Trigger warnings are not contrary to academia, to freedom of expression, to strong minds developing, or to braving the real world.
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It's for braving the cold of the Pacific, trekking through herds of tule elk and slurping barbecued oysters on Tomales Bay.
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Many of the drivers slept in their cars to prevent robberies, braving the frigid weather at an altitude of 7,500 feet.
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Those braving the trains commiserate over their inability to find parking at commuter lots, let alone a seat on jammed trains.
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"Thieves and mobsters' nest,", "United we save Romania," shouted thousands of protesters braving gusting winds, in front of the government's headquarters.
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Now the team is braving the land of ice once more to uncover clues as to how forests once flourished there.
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The book follows the all-male crew across the ocean, braving the inhospitable waters on their quest to locate an elusive whale.
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A Tennessee man braving a storm to rescue his dog was killed on Saturday after he was hit by a falling tree.
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After surfing for an hour, Jonah mugged with some of his fellow surfers before braving Pacific Coast Highway for the ride home.
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I'm not sure if I want to keep it and might return it after work if I feel like braving The Grove.
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In fact, she has made a career out of braving an industry that has systematically suppressed the voices of black women artists.
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EA Wes Locher recently published the book Braving Britannia, about the seminal MMO Ultima Online, which he played obsessively for five years.
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Kelly Clarkson was a trooper Wednesday, braving the crowds and the 80 degree heat as she trudged through Disneyland ... 9 months pregnant!
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If there's a fate worse than braving the day with wet shoes (and wet socks), I don't want to know about it.
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Fans have been standing in line and braving sub-zero temperatures over the weekend for Jollibee's signature fried chicken and sweet spaghetti.
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Neff Beanie, available at Amazon, $16Cold-weather accessories make a great gift for anyone who will be braving the cold come winter.
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He integrated the University of Mississippi while braving mob violence in 1962 — yet he worked in the late 1980s for archconservative Sen.
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LOS ANGELES — Braving overcast skies, countless art admirers ventured to Spring/Break's first-ever art show in Los Angeles this past weekend.
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Red-and-black buffalo plaid Maine Guide shirts were updated to suit the Paul Bunyan legions braving the pickle aisle at Smorgasburg.
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Braving her trauma, Christine Blasey Ford sat in front of a Senate Judiciary Committee and shared her story with certainty and clarity.
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After a volatile stock market kept initial public offerings of stock on the sidelines in January, two biotech companies are braving the waters.
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Lindsey Vonn and P.K. Subban documented their rainy date night out on Thursday, braving the bad weather to answer to their sweet tooths.
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Take a look at some of the fluffy heroes that are braving the lines to help their owners, and America in general, vote.
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However, there's Black Friday pricing of $199 currently in effect, so it may be worth braving the crowds to hear it for yourself.
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This time I'm braving the Times Square crowds with no fewer than 20 other Black women, all of us dressed in all black.
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Somalis braving the roads pay up more willingly at al-Shabab checkpoints, which sometimes seem less predatory than those manned by Kenyan troops.
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There's no shortage of advice each monsoon, from how to keep your hair from getting frizzy to fashion tips for braving the rains.
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Sure enough, in the front seat was a mother, her three children in the backseat, all sleeping, braving the Alaska cold without preparation.
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Simao was beloved for braving severe storms to fetch people in distress from a nearby island and deliver them to the Faial hospital.
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Alibaba Group launched its Hong Kong secondary share sale on Wednesday, braving unrest in the global financial hub to fund its expansion plans.
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If you're braving this party, definitely have a friend check in with you every hour on the hour to make sure you're okay.
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During the early years of the Syrian war, images of fleeing migrants crossing borders and braving the Mediterranean Sea gripped the world's attention.
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For starters, he has bucked Chinese attempts at exerting pressure via domestic politics, braving the wrath of those affected by Chinese counter-measures.
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Issues of class and race figure prominently, but that does not weigh down Ramona's story of braving the emotional waters of close relationships.
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It almost makes braving the crowds and carrying your Costco haul out in awkward, falling-apart cardboard boxes worth it, am I right?
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But the activist group stood its ground, with people braving the elements and spending nights in the cold as a show of defiance.
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After months of braving painfully short days and being blocked from any natural sunlight by layers upon layers, we think we deserve a reward.
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There aren't many things worth braving the frantic Times Square crowds, but this new café devoted entirely to cereal is definitely one of them.
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Braving 20-degree weather, protesters crowded the steps of New York City Hall this morning with signs highlighting a "crumbling MTA" and rising tuition.
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Going out on New Year's Eve is like braving the wild frontier: everyone must fend for themselves, and you will probably end up dirty.
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Braving the chilly weather, I took my beard and digestive tract to Kate Away on San Gottardo street, so not far from A' Vucciria.
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On top of the lack of individuality, there's virtually no protection from the elements in a suit — just try braving a monsoon in seersucker.
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On Thursday, U.S. military veterans were arriving at a camp to join thousands of activists braving snow and freezing temperatures to protest the pipeline.
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Kimmel and peers Jimmy Fallon and James Corden are notable for braving new segment formats in a genre that would otherwise have faded long ago.
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Unicef, using data from various sources, estimates that 2.8 million people were affected, and that tens of thousands are braving the winter in temporary shelters.
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But if you're in a full-blown turkey coma on the couch and aren't up to braving the crowds, you can shop these deals online.
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This week, the flock convened in Copenhagen, braving the Nordic cold to see the latest from the new guard of cult brands emerging from Denmark.
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In the meantime, only pop in here if you're a true fan of the movie or if you don't mind braving a hefty wait time.
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Unlike most videogame books, which focus on game design or gameplay strategies, Braving Britannia is an oral history, collecting fond reminiscences from dozens of players.
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These super-fans lined the barricades on the streets around Windsor Castle in the days before, braving the elements to secure the best viewing spots.
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After a long journey as a private company formed in the dot-com boom of 247, Virginia-based Appian is finally braving the public markets.
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In one season, he traveled in a circle around North and South America and lassoed the South Pole too, braving the choppy waves around Antarctica.
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Signature Ribbed Cashmere Beanie, $75, available at NaadamSignature Ribbed Cashmere Scarf, $125, available at NaadamA beanie and scarf are essential to braving the cold weather.
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Braving years of jailhouse horrors, drug abuse, and intense bodily harm, the fact that Peters still walks among us is nothing short of a miracle.
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All artists must rise or fall by braving perils and finding opportunities specific to themselves and to their own times, the canon be damned. ♦
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Braving 30 to 55 mile-per-hour winds, a handful of locals grabbed not their snowboards but their surfboards and paddled out into the haze.
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To the Editor: "Braving Heat and Coyotes to Be Raped at the Border" (front page, March 4) rightly shines a spotlight on this underrecognized issue.
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I asked him to share some advice about braving the madness, too: The crowds are almost impossible to comprehend when Disney unveils a new ride.
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The pot keeps hissing, still furious from the oven, until we're too impatient to wait any longer and start spooning it out, braving burned tongues.
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She walks up to three hours in each direction, braving threats from government forces before returning with a large bundle of wood on her head.
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The result is a mildly pleasant but significantly flawed vehicle for Taraji P. Henson, braving the question as to whether that's what movie-goers want.
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This fight is just one of many reasons why I'll be braving the early hours of Monday morning and catching UFC Fight Night 82 live.
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One captain who was nervous about braving the high waves was Josh Harris, helming the Cornelia Marie for the first time since his father passed away.
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The streets are pretty much abandoned and I start to wonder why I'm the only weirdo braving the storm — maybe everyone else knows something I don't?
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Many of the displaced are now hanging onto life by a thread, braving freezing temperatures in makeshift shelters with little food and clothing to get by.
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Countless photographers are on the ground capturing the sweeping devastation, many braving heavy winds, torrential rain, and unsafe roads to document the storm and its aftermath.
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One of America's enduring folk heroes is the trucker, a heroic and solitary entrepreneur plying the highways and byways, braving weather and fatigue to make deliveries.
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Earlier this week, members of a homeless camp near the Dan Ryan Expressway had been braving the heat with the help of some donated propane tanks.
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So when we got Cube out in NYC braving the winter storm, we had to ask if there are more big names he wants to coach.
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Justin Bieber apparently spent his weekend getting a little wild: sleeping in the woods, braving the elements … and stripping down for a dip in a lake.
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Perhaps living up to the unofficial motto for the U.S. Postal Service, Murkowski praised her female colleagues for braving the conditions and showing up to work.
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There are not many people braving the cold of D.C. Wednesday morning to protest outside the Longworth Office Building, where the impeachment hearing is being conducted.
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At least 69 people are dead, and rescuers are braving scalding ash and the risk of mudslides as they try to find survivors and retrieve bodies.
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On Friday, hundreds of people, some of them braving heavy thundershowers, lined the freeway, waving hands and American flags as the funeral procession made its way.
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Yet given the special deals being offered by manufacturers — and potentially by local dealerships — braving the crowds can be worth it, especially if you've planned ahead.
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Armed only with an umbrella, braving the elements outside of the club, it is the only film in this series that captures the true Berghain experience.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Braving Europe's heatwave, more than 150 Santas from around the world donned their heavy suits and full beards at their annual conference in Denmark.
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Candidates, regardless of gender, are braving violence and opposition from social conservatives in a campaign seen as a test of the war-torn nation's democratic institutions.
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Aid workers in the area say that some 600 refugee families were forced to evacuate their homes, braving rain, sleet and strong winds to find shelter.
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Kelce, Patrick Mahomes and the boys are braving the cold to celebrate their big win over the 49ers ... and we're expecting a BUNCH of drunken debaucheries.
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Daymond John and Lori Greiner each took a turn stepping down from the panel and into the pod, braving a random indoor rainstorm in the process.
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So to find myself braving the insanity of the slow-moving hordes of tourists on a Saturday night was quite a bit out of the ordinary.
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Two weeks of dramatic hearings starring steely career officials braving the conservative media storm to tell the truth have left Trump's anti-impeachment offensive in tatters.
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Still, on an unusually cold morning recently, hundreds of people milled about the monument, braving a chill that the early spring sun did little to dispel.
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How they died remains a mystery, but we now know how they likely got to North America—braving the frigid expanse of an icy land bridge.
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Do you find yourself identifying less with Westeros' noble houses and more with the wildlings braving the seemingly uninhabitable geography and sub-zero temperatures beyond the Wall?
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For the faithful, just seeing the cast re-inhabit these characters -- or savoring interludes like Lorelai and her mom awkwardly braving therapy sessions -- is probably reward enough.
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Recently, they packed up hundreds of cool pops, Hawaiian shirts, beach balls and squirt guns and shipped them to Ghostriders braving hot temperatures in the Middle East.
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"I hope everyone gets a nice cup of tea after this," Meghan was heard saying as she shook hands with fans, thanking them for braving the weather.
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Even if you're not currently trudging through all that East Coast snow, you're probably braving a dreary February somewhere, which is enough reason for vacation as any.
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The most obvious answer to that comes in the form of an exoticism that'll see us caked in mud, braving the elements, and gamboling backwards through civilization.
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About 800 pro-EU and anti-government demonstrators braving freezing temperatures and waving EU and Romanian flags gathered outside the Athenaeum building where the ceremony took place.
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For those who don't fancy braving the notorious traffic, Uber has just launched in the historical Pakistani city, with specific measures in place to ensure passenger safety.
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From the roadside, hundreds of these pickers can be seen through the mist, braving the strong winds and harsh rains, traversing steep paths among the tea plants.
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Or he could be a man for whom the prize of the high court is so great that it is worth braving the political fire to come.
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Braving the torrential rain, the cast of 13 Reasons Why has paraded across the red carpet, and kept their outfits looking pretty spiffy despite the inclement weather.
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And if your delivery person arrives caked in snow, the universal way to say "thank you for braving the storm" is by giving an extra generous tip.
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When it froze over and I saw that ice-fishers were braving it, I walked across the lake one evening and felt touched by a sublime silence.
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It involves throwing punk shows in abandoned buildings in the Dominican Republic, braving red states on tour, and finding a welcoming home in the Chicago punk scene.
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Line said he was working on his tax returns, something he usually puts off, rather than braving the cold to load corn for a local processing plant.
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Searchers have risked their lives to find a treasure they are certain is real, braving rushing creeks in Yellowstone National Park only to be rescued by rangers.
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In 1848, after three years at sea, an expedition team braving the Arctic in search of the Northwest Passage, led by the British explorer John Franklin, disappeared.
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Braving the blistering Southern California sun Monday morning, Patti Adams and her daughter, Olivia, set out to erect signs for Ms. Tran, a Vietnamese refugee and physician.
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The deal was the second to be announced this week in the healthcare sector, illustrating how some companies are braving the current market volatility to pursue deals.
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It will fly within about 4 million miles of the sun's surface, braving the brutal heat and destructive radiation of its outermost atmosphere, known as the corona.
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BioNTech is braving a bout of stock market volatility fueled by worries over the potential economic impact of a trade war between the United States and China.
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His was parked out on the tidal flats of Flookburgh sands in Morecambe Bay in northwest England, braving the salty shallows of an unusually warm February dawn.
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The deal was the second to be announced this week in the healthcare sector, illustrating how some companies are braving the current market volatility to pursue deals.
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I was braving the cold for a less virtuous purpose: amassing credit on Sweatcoin, a free fitness app that awards points — "sweatcoins" — for walking or running outside.
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This now includes an interview with Zach Galifianakis, braving a few insults about her pantsuits and her campaign on his fake web talk show Between Two Ferns.
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They press on through the cold and wind, braving the streets of Hangzhou and Beijing protected by raincoats that swallow them and appear comically inadequate to the task.
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Lippy the goldfish (Image: Benson Kua/Flickr)It's just you and your mates in a hotel, braving the dark and the cold, sealed off from the outside world.
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Andy Cohen is a little late for a "Baywatch" audition, but he still looked good in red trunks, braving the warm waters of St. Barth with his boyfriend.
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But on inauguration morning, they were there, braving hours in the cold to witness history and welcome into office the man they believe will make America great again.
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We take the subway (using our unlimited monthly MetroCards), and stop at a bar for a drink to make braving the crowds of tourists in midtown more bearable.
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"For $1.5 billion, it's worth braving the cold," said Gerald Laurenceau, 44, a New York technology engineer who pooled his money with co-workers to buy 52 tickets.
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While humans suffer through the chill, this trunkless pair of ostrich-like legs is braving the frozen grounds of the University of Michigan, for the good of science.
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As I ran out the door to the grocery store, braving a New York blizzard, I paused to ask my roommate: what does one serve with plain bolognese?
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"The media is already braving strong pressures in the form of press advices and measures of intimidation from ruling quarters which are tantamount to undeclared censorship," it said.
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To the strains of "Hail to the Chief," the late president was carried from the Capitol and transported by hearse along streets lined with spectators braving bitter cold.
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Ground crews wielding chain saws, axes and wood chippers are braving the intense summer heat in the Sierra's lower elevations, where most of the pine trees have died.
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A Reuters TV crew saw dozens of people fleeing their homes near or across the frontline, braving sniper and mortar fire, while a helicopter strafed positions further north.
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Until 2011, ending an unwanted pregnancy could have meant braving subzero temperatures to get to the nearest clinic—if an appointment with an abortion provider was even available.
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"He makes me do things I don't wanna do," Autumn sings, braving it alone onstage and turning a 1963 pop hosanna into something close to a mournful protest.
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Spectators started lining the 5.5-mile (8.9-kilometer) route on Tuesday, many of them camping on sidewalks and braving overnight temperatures in the 40s (around 5 degrees Celsius).
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Private Currey and another G.I., braving fire from German infantrymen and tanks, raced across a road and grabbed bazooka rockets and antitank grenades from a smashed American halftrack.
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There are so many that we thought it was only right to share them with you before you think about braving the packed parking lots and stuffed aisles.
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On Friday, a specialist team recovered six bodies from the volcano, braving hazardous conditions in a risky operation four days after it erupted while 47 people were visiting.
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If Chelsea Does Racism was the comic's way of dipping her toe in the pool of race relations, Hello, Privilege sees her braving the deep end without floaties.
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I first started braving the Black Friday crowds in high school, when my mother and I would head to our local mall to buy Christmas presents for underprivileged families.
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JERUSALEM – A leader of Indonesia&aposs largest Muslim organization is visiting Israel, braving angry protests at home in order to spread what he calls a message of interfaith compassion.
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In her first public engagement of 2017, the 90-year-old monarch greeted the Fijian warriors — braving frosty 39-degree temperatures — at the University of East Anglia in Norwich.
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While many designers and fashionistas are bundling up and braving frigid weather for New York Fashion Week, she's debuting her California-inspired Spring 225 collection in sunny Los Angeles.
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In Ponchatoula, LA, Marie Beechy was scanning the comments section of a Humans Of New York post about the plight of refugee families braving dangerous conditions to escape war.
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The genial crowd included young families pushing babies in prams as well as the elderly braving 32-degree C (90 F) heat, some spraying each other with water misters.
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We are good friends, so much so that we used to pee into a mason jar and pour it out the dorm window to avoid braving the communal bathroom.
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Then The Revenant — Alejandro González Iñárritu's tale of Leonardo DiCaprio braving the elements — was interrupted by Saturday Night Live's Leslie Jones, who ripped the movie's infamous bear to pieces.
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With a spa, Wolfgang Puck restaurant, and rooftop pool with views over the twinkling skyline, it makes a peaceful respite after braving the conference and Staples Center crowds below.
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Music blared from loudspeakers and protesters braving rain lit a bonfire near the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at the foot of parliament, while about 20 tractors parked nearby.
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Braving nationalist anger, Erdogan introduced tentative reforms on Kurdish rights and in 2012 launched negotiations to try to end a PKK insurgency that has killed 40,000 people since 1984.
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Nevertheless, pundits and citizens alike have been quick to offer advice on everything from how the couple should dress for braving the Canadian winter to where they should live.
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She had to reach back to the story about braving a snowstorm during her outdoor announcement speech last year instead of pointing to anything positive in the Nevada results.
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As the day came to a close, the Barbers waited for the final results of the ultrasounds before going to get McDonald's — J.J.'s reward for braving the day.
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At 2747, it would be understandable if Jack Keep and Lew Ewing didn't feel like braving a long-haul flight to the sub-zero temperatures of South Korea's Pyeongchang.
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At 83, it would be understandable if Jack Keep and Lew Ewing didn't feel like braving a long-haul flight to the sub-zero temperatures of South Korea's Pyeongchang.
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FOLLOW LIVE UPDATES Volunteers wade through the flood Before foreign aid could reach the islands, local volunteers were on the scene and braving the harsh conditions to save others.
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"Like many early converts, they believed that psychoanalysis could change the world, and they were braving moral outrage from a society who equated it with free love," Beloff writes.
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In the final minutes of 2017, Neil Diamond stood before more than a million revelers braving the subzero chill to celebrate New Year's Eve in New York City's Times Square.
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You can even set a home location on each tracker, so if you're braving the great outdoors all by yourself, it can also be used to find your campsite again.
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"Except for wombs we also have brains," read some of the slogans carried by demonstrators braving a cold night to join the protest organized by a group of leftist movements.
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Braving the winter chill sans stockings, the expectant star flaunted her legs with a pair of black suede pumps, which she accessorized with a matching clutch and elegant drop earrings.
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It was worth braving these perils—after all, to win meant moving your counter to the center of the spiral and taking your place in the kingdom of the elect.
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The actress, 35, was recently visited by her boyfriend in Canada, and on Adams' wedding day, she was spotted braving the cold to head to a yoga class in Toronto.
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Little wonder that so many aspire to a better life in the West, either braving dangerous journeys to get there or accepting a long wait for a state-backed resettlement.
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To Mexicans growing up at the time, the prospect of a job in the prosperous American economy of that era was worth braving the Arizona desert and the Border Patrol.
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That carefully constructed edifice of power crumbled this week as thousands of protesters massed outside his Khartoum residence, chanting slogans and braving gunfire as rival gangs of soldiers exchanged fire.
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Instead of braving crowds on the railroad, Mr. Jaiswal said he planned to drive to Manhattan during the repairs — a trip that could take more than two hours each way.
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"We succeeded in braving many obstacles, notably those made by the Paris prosecutor's office under the mandate of Nicolas Sarkozy," Mr. Bourdon said, referring to Mr. Hollande's predecessor as president.
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Whether you're braving the elements or you much prefer camping in the heat of the summer (we don't blame you!), you'll always want to pack ample sleeping and cooking gear.
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Whether you're braving the elements or you much prefer camping in the heat of the summer (we don't blame you), you'll always want to pack ample sleeping and cooking gear.
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Heronissos is for the fishermen, the far-flung northernmost town reached only after a long drive braving the winds — the only time I questioned the wisdom of my scooter rental.
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Police officers and local volunteers are walking, sometimes for miles, to areas covered by as much as two meters of snow, braving freezing temperatures and the threat of more avalanches.
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On more than a couple of occasions, we shared rides to games — braving icy two-lane highways on the banks of the St. Lawrence going into the small-town Quebec.
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Instead of braving rush-hour traffic, he remains at the complex an extra 30 to 45 minutes, sitting in the massage chair or donning compression boots to facilitate leg circulation.
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The ARADs team spent a month braving the bone-dry, gusty environment during the hot Southern hemisphere summer, in order to work out the kinks in NASA's life-detecting toolkit.
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But the success of Snap's debut and other recent IPOs means that the "window" is now open, with more and more companies braving the public markets because of warm investor reception.
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But after her recent trip with husband Jim Toth, the mom of three is braving the cold and returning to her roots, even if it is just for a quick selfie.
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"Bolivia has a constitution and we should respect it," said Olga Flores, who identified as a human rights activist and was among several hundred protesters braving the rain in La Paz.
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Braving tear gas, rubber bullets and beanbag rounds earlier this month when protests turned violent, Dino says he has drawn and painted as much as he can about the mass rallies.
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If you're going to decorate for Halloween, you need to go all out and ensure the neighborhood kids are earning their free candy by braving a trip to your front door.
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"He got a high decoration for braving enemy fire and taking out two German tanks that could have caused a lot of damage to the troops he was with," says Sharma.
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It's official, Johnny Manziel is back ... we at TMZ Sports have some of the first footage of Mr. Football braving the elements to complete a pass, and it was a strike.
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Here are a selection of images from Tesla, the livestream from this evening, and Verge Deputy Editor Chris Ziegler, who is braving the crowds on the ground at the Tesla event.
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People are always going to great lengths for the video games they love, whether its braving landmines to catch Pokémon, or shelling out a fortune for rare Magic: The Gathering cards.
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It's there, amid a sprinkling of sweaty tourists braving the heat, that I find a stand serving sharbat roohafza: a luminous pink, rose-flavoured cordial I've heard about but never tried.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Around 500 Australians shivered in the nude for American photographer Spencer Tunick on Monday, braving the winter chill on a Melbourne supermarket rooftop for his latest mass nude shots.
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TIMAU, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Braving the midday sun, Kenyan farmer Jane Njoki carries trays of lush, green sprouts to feeding troughs as her cows moo impatiently in a nearby shed.
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Our steamed Chinese dumplings fed Condé Nast editors, tourists and us, a bunch of kids thrown together in a metal shipping container, braving the New York seasons for a few bucks.
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Local comics are braving open-mic nights and can be seen cracking jokes in English alongside international comedians at events spanning Saigon's hippest cafes, craft beer taprooms and hidden alley bars.
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Ho Chi Minh City: Stand-up comedy is sweeping Vietnam's largest city, often called Saigon, with local comics and international ones alike braving open mic nights and creating a new tradition.
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Residents took to social media to pass on information about where to find fuel, with some braving long lines to cross the border to Calexico, California, to fill up their vehicles.
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Hansson explains that he worked as an extra on the show in various seasons playing a Watchman, an undead wight, and a wildling, braving thin costumes, recalcitrant horses, and very bad weather.
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She and her boyfriend had planned to spend Christmas to New Year's in Mexico, but instead found themselves braving freezing weather and major flooding in the St. Louis area for a wedding.
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While I was fixated on the music, Reykjavik-based photographer Laufey Elíasdóttir was everywhere else this weekend, braving mosh pits, flying headstocks, and lit candles to capture the dynamic, haunting shots below.
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Meanwhile, Pressley made the rounds today at a number of organizer events in Des Moines where she tried to rally door knockers braving the Iowa winter in the days before the caucus.
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Determined to get back to where he left his wife and child, he goes on his own personal version of The Revenant, braving the elements, and gritting his teeth through his injury.
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She's been accepted into the Guild of Scientific Exploration, a prestigious group of researchers who travel the fictional world of Eastshade, braving unpredictable seas and untold peril to discover, catalogue, and learn.
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Instead of braving group dates or cooking up a storm in a quick-fire challenge, the women tackle tasks like vaccinating livestock, planting trees, and selling produce and pottery by the roadside.
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Yet on Wednesday, despite the heat, there were still several joggers braving the conditions to run the circuit around Tokyo's Imperial Palace, with the most committed of them admitting they had struggled.
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NEW DELHI, Nov 11 (Reuters) - Haze shrouded India's capital city again on Monday, with residents braving dangerous air quality to return to work after a weekend of clearer air and better weather.
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On Tuesday, protesters braving unseasonably hot weather waved Iraqi flags and chanted pro-Sadr slogans as they crossed a bridge over the Tigris River to reach the gates of the Green Zone.
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The revenge drama about a fur trapper whose quest for vengeance finds him braving roaring rapids, dodging hostile Native American tribes, and disemboweling a dead horse, became an unlikely box office winner.
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It's never too early to start doing your homework, so whether you'll be shopping from the comfort of your couch or braving the lines at stores, here's what you need to know.
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Soon, a video of Mr. Trudeau braving the pouring rain during an August 2017 commemoration of the 75th anniversary of the Dieppe raid in World War II was shared widely on Twitter.
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State media painted an inspiring picture of patriotic students braving harsh weather, eating frozen rice, and ignoring supervisors' worries about their health in order to work harder on the huge building site.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Monochrome dresses competed with intricately embroidered gowns on the red carpet of Britain's biggest film awards on Sunday, with Hollywood stars braving the London winter in an array of luxurious dresses.
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I was miserable — every inch of skin on my body ached from dryness, and it didn't help that I had a long commute, requiring me to spend extra time braving the cold outside.
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But thanks to badass author and foodie Alison Roman's cookbook, Dining In: Highly Cookable Recipes, braving the cold is no longer the only option for escaping confinement crazies to enjoy a hot meal.
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Braving pouring rain — and even facing her van breaking down at the beginning of her 60-mile trip from New York City to Fishkill — the superstar eventually arrived to hundreds of cheering campers.
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Since puffer coats are basically sleeping bags with sleeves and fur trim, it makes sense that the brand would think to keep brand loyalists warm at home and not out braving the elements.
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New Delhi (CNN)Braving monsoon rains, thousands of people across India took to the streets Wednesday night to protest against what they claim is a rise in mob violence aimed at minority groups.
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No LIGHT RAIN forecast was gonna keep the stars from the Rams game Sunday -- with celebs like Snoop, Wiz Khalifa, Ashton Kutcher and more braving the elements to watch Jared Goff's 1st start.
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The next day, after braving the technicolor mazes and pop culture onslaught of Comic Con, I made my way back to a small room, wherein sat two legends—Tom Araya, and Paul Bostaph.
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Okay, fine, probably not, but most of the good Mac apps out there cost a pretty penny, which is why we settle for ad-ridden free apps or braving it on our own.
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The writer's star turn in the movie "Murder by Death," a 1976 comedy, got Mr. Roth going back to the theater 15 times, he said, braving the neighborhood bullies each time he went.
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Glimpsed from afar, it seemed a reminder that even in 2000, politics still boils down to this: small-town voters braving the elements to listen to an underdog candidate speak truth to power.
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Central American children are braving perilous journeys to flee violence, gang rapes are taking place in India, and even those bullets directed at young Malala Yousafzai are all still fresh in my mind.
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Wearing a black apron and work gloves over her habit, Sister Margaret Ann, from Archbishop Coleman F. Carroll High School, was spotted braving strong winds in a small neighborhood near southwest Miami-Dade County.
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Lightsaber in hand, Rey spent much of Star Wars: The Force Awakens braving the Black Knight, a saber-toothed rabbit and the Castle of Aaaarrrgghhh... but she finally found the Jedi she sought. Almost.
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They spent Tuesday braving downpours and listening to a cover band playing Southern rock standards such as Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Sweet Home Alabama" at an outdoor "45 Fest" the campaign organized to energize the crowd.
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His older brother Prince William and wife Kate meanwhile, were braving the rain in the northern seaside town of Blackpool where they visited the landmark beachfront tower and watched a display of ballroom dancing.
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Bam Bam Breaks the Brazilian Win Streak Bryan 'Bam Bam' Barberena became the first non-Brazilian to win at UFC 198 after braving the early surge of Warlley Alves to claim a unanimous decision.
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"Braving It," James Campbell's account of the three trips he took with his daughter, Aidan, to the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska beginning when she was 15 years old, fits your search parameters.
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He deployed frequently with different teams, steadily advanced in rank, and built a record studded with awards for exemplary conduct and valor, braving fire to kill enemies and save friends in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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If Desmond is really interested in braving the proverbial third rail of American economic policy, why not means-test the MID, Medicare and Social Security and fundamentally change the tax system in this country.
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But so, too, does the protest on Saturday: Tens of thousands of people marched again for their rights, despite a police ban on any gatherings that day, braving arrests, tear gas and water cannons.
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It's a pretty warm winter's day for New York standards -- it's in the 50s -- but Matthew's one of the most famous Texans, so he's not braving the great outdoors in just any normal jacket.
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Braving the rain, fans imitated his famed dance and moonwalk moves around the 13-foot (4 meter) white, sparkling crown erected by record label Sony Music on the south bank of the River Thames.
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We learned so much from your experiences — facing pregnancy discrimination, braving political division, enduring a summer of unprecedented upheaval, even embracing Marie Kondo — in ways that broadened our understanding of culture and everyday life.
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The Maritime Rescue Coordination Center in Canberra, Australia, was in charge of the rescue operation, with Australian, French and Indian naval vessels and other yachts from the competition braving rough conditions to reach him.
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The "Tin Man" singer and her incredible animal rescue organization, MuttNation Foundation, which she started with her mother, are braving the unsafe conditions in Houston to save dogs displaced by the natural disaster, People reports.
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Travis' next big milestone is the May 14 release of his memoir, Forever and Ever, Amen: A Memoir of Music, Faith and Braving the Storms of Life, which PEOPLE exclusively revealed its cover in January.
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Such is the mission of the festival organizers, who practically deem it a public health issue, and have worked to keep the tradition alive for more than 20 years, braving high winds and high tides.
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All in all, this latest video is a good overview of what you missed, whether you stayed at home, or simply didn't pass them when you were braving the crowds in Southern California last week.
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Waist-deep in snow, in remote locations close to the border, migrants have been braving sub-zero temperatures and the danger of being stopped by border patrol agents to find the American dream — in Canada.
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As most humans are taking shelter next to an A.C. thanks to the massive heat wave sweeping the country right now, some super-stylish stars are braving thigh-high boots in the middle of summer.
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The 35-year-old actress was spotted braving the cold to head to a yoga class in Toronto on Saturday, carrying a black mat and looking sporty chic in white sneakers and a green jacket.
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After braving the haunted house, you can go head-to-head with your pals in zombie laser tag, try your luck in one of the attraction's escape rooms, or try the creepy Terror Visions 3D.
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While you folks in NYC were braving winter storm Stella and my neighbors here in Nashville were freaking out over five flakes of snow, Viola Davis was living it up this morning in sunny Rome.
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He fled across the African country's border to Ethiopia and made his way to a refugee camp, braving horrific conditions and rationed food and water for a chance to eventually get to the United States.
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While braving a hail of gunfire inside the Excel Industries plant in Hesston, Kansas, Hesston Police Chief Doug Schroeder single-handedly took down the gunman who went on a shooting rampage Thursday evening, PEOPLE confirms.
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She reads that "one teaspoon of wild honey from the moon has been known to cure" his ailment and sets off, braving a stampede of "night mares," getting a lift from a butterfly, and more.
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Researchers discovered their behavior after nearly a decade of studying them from floating bases, braving the same conditions that put flood waters at the doorsteps of more than 10,000 people living in the Mamirauá reserve.
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Most members of the three comma club would send an assistant to handle such pedestrian tasks, but not Mark ... instead, he's rolling up his sleeves and braving the outside world with his wife, Priscilla Chan.
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Give "Messiah" credit for even braving this terrain at all, in a thoughtful manner, when dealing with religion is invariably an invitation to controversy -- especially among those who tend not to trust the entertainment industry.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Shanghai-listed Chinese medical tech platform WuXi AppTec has launched a Hong Kong listing of up to $267 billion, braving weak markets and testing investor sentiment after a string of badly performing IPOs.
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Roxanne Jones: America's other face No day in our nation feels more patriotic than Inauguration Day -- the Marine Marching Band, the past presidents, politicians and power brokers braving the cold to flock to our nation's capital.
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Braving rain, well-wishers lined the streets to Admiralty House where the pair were later spotted by local press enjoying a walk, hand in hand, through the grounds as they recovered from the long plane journey.
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Either way, you've got an hour to spare, and that could mean running errands or braving the outdoors, or it could mean snacking at your desk while idly clicking around the internet (employer IT policy permitting).
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Coon's Nora, in particular, was a mass of fascinating contradictions -- tough and loving, but so deeply wounded that she kept seeking some sort of closure, to the point of abandoning those she loved and braving death.
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So, maybe the only way to solve that age-old Catch 22 is to stock your fridges with ready-to-drink coffee for those mornings when braving the coffee line just seems like too much trouble.
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Undyed Alpaca Infinity Scarf, $198, available at CoyuchiWhether they're braving the cold of a wintry day or the unnecessary chill of their office, they'll appreciate having this soft and chunky alpaca scarf wrapped around their neck.
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Of course, the imperative to milk "intellectual property" for all it's worth comes with risks, foremost among them braving the thickets of nostalgia and high expectations that surround new chapters or rebooted versions of familiar names.
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Mongolian religious figures say the visit could be the last for the Dalai Lama, 81, and some of his followers traveled hundreds of miles to see him while braving the coldest November weather in a decade.
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Braving rain, well-wishers lined the streets to Admiralty House where the pair were later spotted by local press enjoying a walk, hand in hand, through the grounds as they recovered from the long plane journey.
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It turns out that — between tolerating cramped apartments with shitty kitchens, dealing with roommates, braving cooking disasters, frequenting 7-Eleven, and ordering in on nights when cooking is too much — GP really is just like us.
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"While most of Rohingya refugees arrive on foot, mostly walking through the jungle and mountains for several days, thousands are braving long and risky voyages across the rough seas of the Bay of Bengal," UNHCR said.
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The first feature film from Brazilian YouTuber and music video director Joe Penna, which premiered last week at the Cannes Film Festival, Arctic is a standout for its commitment to naturalism and to braving the elements.
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The baritone Matthias Goerne has struck up a valuable partnership with the Philharmonic's music director, Jaap van Zweden, notably braving the role of Wotan on the conductor's "Ring" recordings with the Hong Kong Philharmonic on Naxos.
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A companion play to Leah Nanako Winkler's "Kentucky," this Primary Stages piece finds a New Yorker, Hiro, returning to her old Kentucky home, braving her newly sober father, her born-again sister and her ailing mother.
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But even as people grow increasingly used to shopping a seemingly endless stream of bargains online, millions of Americans still rely on Black Friday discounts in stores, braving the cold and the crowds to find them.
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On a recent visit to Manhattan&aposs two stores — the Madison Avenue flagship and the downtown location on 7th Avenue — shelves were sparse and picked-over, and very few shoppers were seen braving the messy racks.
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Those partnerships could help boost sales and offset the fact that more consumers prefer to do their holiday shopping at home on their smartphones, tablets and PCs instead of braving the massive crowds at the mall.
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Malaysia has become home to more than 100,000 Rohingya refugees, the second-highest number in the world after Bangladesh, with most braving the Andaman Sea on rickety boats or paying people smugglers for fake travel documents.
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More than 62,000 migrants, many of them refugees from the Syrian war, arrived in Greece last month by boat and dinghy from Turkey braving winter weather and rough seas, according to the the International Organisation for Migration.
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Over the next five days, we rode to the Sahara and back, spending a magnificent night—after braving a sandstorm—in the Erg Chebbi dunes at a tented camp run by our travel partner, Open Doors Morocco.
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Underscoring how the divisive, left-leaning populist can command an audience, supporters packed out an auditorium with thousands more braving driving rains outside to watch giant screens as she discussed her memoirs at a book fair event.
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There's a storm headed straight for the Bering Sea that will force each captain to determine whether heading back to land for safety is a priority, or braving the rough waters in order to meet their quota.
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That's why braving a giant festival like Coachella can be worth the inevitable Sunday night crust and aching feet: there's a chance to spend a full day listening to music you love across a bunch of genres.
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Even so, there wasn't much media braving the inclement weather, so, at VICE, we felt almost like we were alone with the hundreds of protesters as they directed all their attention, words, and movements toward our lens.
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Islanders 5, Maple Leafs 1 Auston Matthews skated onto the Barclays Center ice Sunday, and Toronto fans — braving the pulsating pregame music and wearing his No. 234 — broke into big smiles when they saw the teenage visitor.
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For much of January, it's been impossible to turn on the news without seeing bright red images from Australia of trees engulfed in flames, families being evacuated, and people in face masks braving thick walls of smoke.
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While the demonstrations were initially mostly made up of young men, they have become more diverse as the crowds have increased, with more families, women and older people braving streets strewn with tear gas canisters and debris.
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Are you fully equipped with all the soft blankets, extra pillows, and other homey decor touches required to woo friends into coming to your place, thus saving you from braving the elements in a quest for social contact?
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They take buses, trains and boats -- braving huge swaths of uninhabited swampland, criminal gangs and hunger -- in the hopes of making their way to the United States, where they dream of a good job and a better life.
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Celebrities like Dakota Fanning, Jane Fonda, Nicholas Cage and more are braving the frigid weather and flocking to the small town this weekend to interact with their biggest fans and hit up some of the festival's hottest parties.
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Before the advent of the wetsuit, Mr. O'Neill and his fellow surfers had been braving the frigid Pacific by wearing long underwear or sweaters coated with oily sealant, or by stuffing flexible polyvinyl chloride into their swim trunks.
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Braving cold weather in lawn chairs and under tents, they waved "Trump 2020" flags, decorated their dogs in pro-Trump bandanas and sported versions of his red campaign hat decorated with hair that evoked the Republican's distinctive coiffure.
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While you buy a New Era sports beanie for the team pride, the fact that these hats are comfortable and warm will be welcome news as well, especially for football fans braving outdoor games late in the season.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - Two weeks after an avalanche swept up and probably killed a group of climbers in the Himalayas, Indian authorities mounted efforts to pluck their bodies from an exposed mountain face, braving harsh weather and treacherous terrain.
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If you're braving the cold, long lines at the mall this year, you can keep an eye on your fur babies, as well as reward them for their patience and cuteness, with the Petcube Bites camera and treat dispenser.
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Italy has seen migrants arriving by boat at a record-setting pace so far this year, with far more people braving the crossing from North Africa this year than in the previous three years, Italian figures showed on Friday.
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While the rest of us are trying to wear as little clothes as possible (without offending our HR department), Kendall and Gigi have been braving the 94° days in NYC in leather pants, boots, furry sweaters and cashmere sweatpants.
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Name: DiscolombiaLocation: Barranquilla, ColombiaYear opened: 250Why it's cool: Home to Felito Records, Discolombia is a converted warehouse space in the northern Columbia city, worth braving the mice and rats for its trove of original salsa, palenque, and champeta pressings.
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AX), a loss-making U.S. buy-now-pay-later lender, plans to list in Australia braving heightened scrutiny of the sector there after the financial crime watchdog ordered an audit of top local rival Afterpay Touch Group Ltd (APT.AX).
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CANNON BALL/WEST FARGO, N.D. (Reuters) - U.S. military veterans were arriving on Thursday at a camp to join thousands of activists braving snow and freezing temperatures to protest a pipeline project near a Native American reservation in North Dakota.
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Braving the cold NYC weather — impending sickness and all — Hale chatted with us about the pros and cons of having short hair, the one beauty look she's always wanted to try, and who she lets manage her amazing eyebrows.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The National Rifle Association (NRA) on Friday honored the head of the Federal Communications Commission with a rifle after braving death threats and other opposition as he worked to undo the Obama administration's 2015 net neutrality rules.
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Our plucky patriot hadn't planned on braving the dark corridors of Berlin's techno mecca, but ended up talking to a pair of English tourists in a bar, who convinced him that Berghain was "the" nightlife spot worth knowing about.
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Braving the weekend crowds, we pick up our walk on the Rue des Francs-Bourgeois (closed to traffic on Sunday afternoons) past the spot at No. 38 where the Duke of Orleans was knocked off, igniting a civil war.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is to launch a major push for disarmament talks covering everything from nuclear and cyber war to small arms, braving certain U.S. resistance to such bold initiatives, officials and experts told Reuters.
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Numbers coming into Austria along the main route from Slovenia have fluctuated widely over the past year, from as many as 14,000 a day to the latest figures that suggest around 1,000 are currently braving the winter cold every 24 hours.
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Without adequate ants and termites—which need a minimum level of soil moisture to survive—the aardvarks ran low on energy reserves, unable to maintain their core temperatures and resorting to braving the hot sun just to keep all systems running.
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Braving the sanctions, an 18-man delegation from Emilia-Romagna, Liguria, Lombardy, Tuscany and Veneto just visited Crimea where they are producing, among other things, the cheese (parmigiano-reggiano) and wines from the glorious Sangiovese ("the blood of Jove") grapes.
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Crucially, these songs make a point not just of privation proper but of worry and insecurity—including "Aleppo," which begins "Bombs are falling/In the name of peace" and then describes the everyday wretchedness of the lives still braving the ruins.
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As if we weren't already braving a serious coffee addiction… M&M's has made a sweet sport out of rolling out new flavors that cater to our greatest food weaknesses—remember the strawberry shortcake, pecan pie and pumpkin spice latte flavors?
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In Lagos, users include professionals braving the city's notoriously traffic-jammed roads, students sharing a car to go to one of the city's three shopping malls, partygoers wanting to avoid drinking and driving - but also to go to a hospital.
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You could certainly find children's supplies by driving to the grocery store or Target and braving the aisles with your ticking time bomb of a child who sits happily in the cart until you're stuck in the longest. Line. Ever.
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Right up until Raiders of the Lost Ark, John Huston's tale of a missionary (Katharine Hepburn) and a hardboiled steamboat captain (Humphrey Bogart) braving the East African wild was arguably the greatest action-adventure film the Western world had ever produced.
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For those of you who've made it through this week — meaning Fashion Week or just life — braving the chill, the ice, and the general temptation to just say in bed forever means you deserve some kind of medal of honor.
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This was in spite of his early braving of political themes, chiefly that of Turkish atrocities in the Greek War of Independence—against four centuries of Ottoman rule—in which Byron had perished of disease while bringing aid to the Greeks.
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According to Ingold and Humfrey, braving the forks and tributaries of these uncharted celestial trails will grant the player more sites to investigate, untethered by the contours of the plot that unfolds between expeditions, which centers on Aliya's academic career.
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Meanwhile, on the frontlines, first-aid medics like Mohammed Riza have settled into a weekly routine, braving the bullets and gas to rescue the severely injured and ferry them back to field clinics set up on the outskirts of the melee.
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Even if the election still happens in November, without federal legislation, a pandemic could produce a hodgepodge of outcomes, such as massive disenfranchisement and skewed results, with only a fraction of the most committed voters braving it to the physical polls.
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SANAA (Reuters) - Fighting in a port city in Yemen has forced around 2,000 high school students to flee to the capital to sit exams, braving a six-hour journey along a mountain road scarred by land mines and aerial bombardment.
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Escaping coalition airstrikes aimed at shaking ISIS from its stronghold, and braving ISIS snipers and land mines designed to stop civilians from leaving, she led her three small children and mentally ailing husband out of the city and away from danger.
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The sit-in has grown into one of the biggest rallies since the uprising began earlier this year, with crowds braving temperatures of more than 110 degrees Fahrenheit (43 degrees Celsius) to camp out in the streets of the capital.
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I tried braving the escape room without a partner, a foolish rookie mistake that seemed to spell my doom, until someone (in authentic mad scientist character), came into the lab and to my aid, got us through the complicated puzzles.
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Braving the wind, snow, and literally hundreds of fiery, chemical-colored projectiles, the results are a high-flying testament to the kind of behavior you should definitely not try at home or without the supervision of trained professionals (or ever).
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Braving the terrifying journey towards the Texas border, Evelyn brought her daughter to the United States to reunite with her mother, who moved to Virginia 10 years ago in search of a better life for herself and her family back in Central America.
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After braving his fear of heights for a stunning helicopter ride around the region, it was time for the evening portion of their date — and Rachel needed Eric, who had only ever danced around the word "love," to finally express his feelings.
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BENGALURU/LONDON (Reuters) - Global stock markets will rise further in 23, hundreds of upbeat strategists say in a Reuters poll released on Wednesday, braving a long list of political uncertainties just as the fuel behind the historic post-financial crisis rally runs dry.
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Whether you're curled up in front of the TV watching the Star Wars Holiday Special or braving the cold weather to see a certain space fantasy for the 4th time, you'll want to make sure that you're properly attired for the occasion.
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In Episode 4, by far the best and most harrowing of the series, Daniel and Victor attempt, like so many refugees before them, to make the treacherous crossing from France back home to England, braving the channel in a dinghy overloaded with people.
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The woman, fleeing death threats from cartels, told a delegation of lawmakers visiting the Texas border on Sunday that it was the only way to avoid days of braving the elements on the bridge that connects Hidalgo and the Mexican state of Tamaulipas.
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FALLUJA, Iraq (Reuters) - Braving a nationwide driving ban, hundreds of Iraqis walked through Falluja and stepped over barbed wire surrounding a school to vote in a parliamentary election they hope will help a city far from recovering from years of conflict and upheaval.
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Firestone and Nancherla will join the Festival for a live chat, hosting a evening filled with their absurdist counsel for braving the wild ups-and-downs of life as a woman at the Somerville Theater on Sunday, April 23 at 7:30 p.m.
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They were among thousands of people, many fleeing war-torn countries in the Middle East and Africa, braving rain, wind and cold temperatures for days at a camp near the town of Idomeni, hoping border shutdowns throughout the Balkans will be lifted.
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As Iraqi forces and their Shiite militia allies try to wrest the city of Falluja from the grip of the Islamic State militants, thousands of civilians have fled, braving the perils of nighttime journeys and the militants' gunfire to make it out.
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DONGGEOCHADO, South Korea — Since last summer, Oh Byung-hwan has visited this island off southwestern South Korea more than a dozen times, camping out in a tent and braving monsoon rains and winter storms to watch the sea from a hilltop perch.
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At the time, Mr. Guterres's agency neither stepped up its operations to manage the dirty, chaotic tent cities that had mushroomed in Greece, nor could it protect refugees as they made their way across the Continent, braving razor fences and water cannons.
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Braving the soldiers in the streets and the fear in their hearts, thousands of patriots accompanied Neruda's coffin to the Cementerio General, saying goodbye to the poet who had told their story and the story of a Latin America in search of liberation.
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Advancing on Hue in January 1968, Sergeant Major Canley first saved the life of a soldier who had been struck by a rocket and was about to be run down by a tank, braving gunfire to retrieve him and carry him to safety.
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That said, I was relieved, on this day, not to be following Team Neon into Barneys (which I adore and always have) and instead to be braving the Madison Avenue wind corridor for a few blocks to see the new Bottega Veneta flagship.
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Whether you're braving chilly temps on a plane ride home for the holidays or cuddling up on the couch on a snowy evening, there's no better feeling than getting wrapped up in something soft, warm, and snuggly — and looking good while doing it.
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The deepest pocket in the world has more people every day reaching into it and spending the Bisquick on cruises, including truffle hunting in Croatia (SeaDream Yacht Club), snorkeling with Sea Dragons (Holland America), or Braving the Elements with Penguins (Silversea Cruises).
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Celebrating its tenth anniversary this year, Montreal's Igloofest has grown to be known as one of Canada's best outdoor winter music festivals, with thousands of warmly-bundled fans braving freezing temperatures to catch from some of the best local and international names in electronic music.
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IN MARCH 2015, braving the bitter cold of a Yellowstone winter to report on research being carried out there on wolves, your correspondent chanced upon a wolf pack as it attacked and killed a deer of the species known in North America as "elk".
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KARACHI, Pakistan (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Braving whistles, catcalls and vulgar remarks, Karachi's female taxi drivers are determined to stay on the road to ferry women safely around the teeming city - from home to the office, to college and even to late night wedding parties.
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But conservative firebrands apparently like a drink as much as the next guy, and so they soldier on, braving America's potentially leftist-riddled watering holes—even if, as Tomi Lahren learned over the weekend, it means possibly getting a drink thrown at your face.
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Randy Travis has endured some dark times on the road to becoming a country music legend, and the hit-making singer-songwriter will share it all in his upcoming memoir, Forever and Ever, Amen: A Memoir of Music, Faith and Braving the Storms of Life.
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In the new, minute-long trailer, Montag gets to make good use of his flamethrower, lighting up books and then braving some toxic fumes as he melts down a pile of computer hard drives like a futuristic fire demon in a tight-fitting uniform.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Somber crowds began gathering to pay final respects to Thailand's late King Bhumibol Adulyadej, braving a tropical downpour to camp out along the funeral procession route for a monarch who died last year and was revered by some as a demi-god.
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Still, the 2018 edition of the festival offered something for everybody, with crowds braving scorching temperatures to see techno and house trailblazers including Saunderson (who curated one of Movement's Sunday stages), Laurent Garnier, Nina Kraviz, and Tiga, alongside current talent like Avalon Emerson and Mija.
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Their journey usually begins with a deadly trek through vast deserts to Libya and then involves either braving the Mediterranean Sea on rickety boats headed to Europe or struggling to survive in one of the overcrowded detention centers run by smugglers on the Libyan coastline.
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Still, "Party of Five" takes a chance by directly wading into current events, braving emotions that are real and raw, in a way that -- emblematic of these divisive times -- will surely alienate a portion of the audience while potentially striking a resonant chord elsewhere.
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The flow of mostly Syrian refugees braving the seas to seek sanctuary in Europe dipped towards the end of last year coinciding with colder weather, but the total figure still reached 1 million in 2015, nearly five times more than in the previous year.
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CHICAGO/NEW YORK (Reuters) - As the biting cold put Chicago into partial hibernation this week and the U.S. Postal Service kept mail carriers off the streets, Daly O'Brien was on the job, braving extreme conditions to deliver food to customers cocooned inside their toasty homes.
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But while fewer migrants appear to be braving hazardous journeys by sea, figures from immigration police on the land border show an increase in people smuggled from Myanmar since 2014, when Thailand's military government seized power and vowed to crack down on human smuggling and trafficking rings.
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But despite vast swathes of Americans in the southern French city, clad in stars and stripes and some even braving face paint in the searing 30C degree heat, there was plenty of anxiety that the U.S.'s dominance of women's soccer could be about to end.
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Both of these policies would pose problems for our oceans and the local communities that depend on them, and so this week leaders from the Atlantic Coast are here in D.C. – braving the aftermath of the recent snowstorm – to let Congress and the administration hear their opposition.
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You waddle over to the bathroom, braving the acrid stench of old piss and freshly cut coke, tramping through the ominously dark puddles on the floor, standing shoulder to shoulder with a bloke talking to himself, sweat threatening to send him the way of the Snowman.
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He was also at the helm when Apple outed a stylus for its iPad Pro line — braving the inexorable flak given Jobs' very public loathing for such sticks (among many jabs at styli, Jobs left us this choice quote: "If you need a stylus you've already failed").
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From shuttling victims to safety in their personal boats to braving waist-high water searching for the stranded, neighbors have been helping neighbors cope with the worst natural disaster ever to strike the nation's fourth-largest city, and doing it without regard to politics or ideology.
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A couple of weeks ago I was braving the big crowds of E3 to meet with the Nvidia team, and while I…Read more ReadThat's partly why upgrading a laptop is a fiddly business that's often not worth your time, apart from perhaps the RAM and hard drive.
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In recent years the difference between summer and winter spending in Cornwall by British tourists seems to have narrowed, and more foreigners are braving the cold months: in the first quarter of 2015 spending by overseas visitors in the south-west was 15% higher than two years before.
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The millions of refugees from Syria, Eritrea, Myanmar and elsewhere -- living in limbo or braving desperate journeys in search of asylum -- are, for many of us, the most visible symbol of how governments are stripping people of fundamental human rights, in this case the right to seek safe haven.
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At times braving icy temperatures, Femen members protested in Ukraine against sexual exploitation; in Davos, Switzerland — the scene of an annual conference of world political and business leaders — against income inequality; and, in St. Peter's Square at the Vatican, against policies of the Roman Catholic Church, among other targets.
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Christmas plans were canceled when the roads were cut by swollen rivers, classrooms were entered with muddy bare feet after braving saturated school playgrounds, and the same feet were burned by bitumen roads that sizzled in the summer sun, melting the rubber off the tires of overheated cars.
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King lives today when students, women, blacks and others seek to create their own Freedom Summer this year, to battle against voter suppression and register tidal waves of new voters, as men and women who championed civil rights succeeded brilliantly in doing, braving bullets and bombings, beginning in 1964.
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The aged gingerly set forth from their residential hotels in search of bananas and condensed milk, braving all the dangers of the street, self-protectively oblivious of the dateline, still inhabiting a shimmery haze of 1937 within themselves, and as we pass them by, we are fleetingly pulled into their orbit.
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After braving my pubescent years with a face full of hormonal acne (which then left me with a face full of dark spots) and a T-zone so greasy you could make a grilled cheese on my forehead, I didn't think it was even possible for me to have dry skin.
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Anchorage, Alaska (CNN)If braving 100 miles of snow, ice and the freezing winter temperatures those elements imply, through the Alaskan bush, sounds like a good time to you, you may be extra thrilled by the option to race those dozens of miles of wilderness on foot, skis or bike.
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All images: Alex Cranz/GizmodoA couple of weeks ago I was braving the big crowds of E3 to meet with the Nvidia team, and while I was ostensibly there to check out Destiny 90003 on a PC, what I really wanted to know was what the hell Max-Q Design was.
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As long as acquiring top AI talent requires hundreds of thousands of dollars per person and an HR staff capable of braving the immigration-visa bureaucracy, it will be incredibly difficult for anyone other than large tech giants like Google, Amazon and Facebook to afford and access top AI talent.
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This Thanksgiving, while most of us were at home spending a cozy weekend with family, gorging ourselves on turkey and stuffing, thousands of Native Americans and their non-Native allies were camped out and braving fast-dropping temperatures to protect their water from the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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When they're not braving missions to whisk passengers out of virus hot spots, like Hong Kong and Macau ... their crew and pilots don full coveralls and must be quarantined once landing back in the U.S. As for why they'd do that ... they get hazard pay -- it's all part of the VIP treatment.
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You've been going full speed for what feels like an extra-long December — braving the face-chapping windchill to shop the sales, traveling to see family on planes circulating air so dry it hurts to breathe — so in addition to your exhaustion (mental, physical, and emotional), your skin is likely compromised, too.
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Braving temperatures of 21970 degrees below zero and attenuated air at elevations above 22001,21993 feet, and buffeted by sometimes brutal winds, Mr. Worsley wore mountaineering skis and hauled a supply sledge with gear — including a tent, electronic communications equipment, climbing apparatuses for ascents and enough food for 2100 days — that weighed over 2000 pounds.
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His iconic cover for 1941's first issue of Captain America is one of the world's best-known pieces of anti-Third Reich art, featuring the good Captain braving gunfire from bewildered soldiers to plant a right cross on Adolf Hitler; this piece is the most prominent example of Kirby's lifelong hatred of fascists.
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In his first head coaching position after years as a trusted assistant to Gregg Popovich of the San Antonio Spurs, Brown compiled a 75-253 record while braving the franchise's so-called process — a lose-large-to-eventually-win-big approach — begun by Sam Hinkie, who didn't last long enough to enjoy the fruits of his failure.
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Just like when we found out Will and Kate like to order takeout like any regular working couple, only to then discover that their order retrieval process complicates things, we're positive these two aren't braving their local Ikea on a Saturday or fighting over the best way to assemble the furniture once they get it home.
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Even as a multinational search effort combed the seas last weekend, braving stormy weather and 22-foot waves, analysts at the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Organization in Vienna began considering whether the steady stream of information from monitors that track sound and earth movements across the world may have picked up clues about the missing vessel.
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Hailing from the same studio, featuring "This is Us" star Milo Ventimiglia (braving the don't-work-with-dogs-and-children warning) and Kevin Costner as the voice of his furry friend, the movie labors to bring gravitas to Garth Stein's novel, with the soulful mutt reciting what sounds a whole lot like slightly esoteric dog poetry.
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During this "Summer of Discontent," young people were frequently found in the midst of these protests, and they are not only attending peaceful rallies — many of the "frontliners" involved in direct clashes with the police are secondary school students, braving tear gas and rubber bullets in order to stand up for their beliefs and the city they love.
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But given that Marvel parent Disney has ambitious plans for its own streaming service that will make use of the Marvel brands -- along with "Star Wars" and the studio's animated properties -- it would be well advised to consider the limitations of these shows, as well as the strengths, before braving another "Daredevil"-like plunge into the streaming waters.
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TEHRAN — Braving a drenching rain, Iranians came out in droves on Monday to march up Revolution Street to the capital's Freedom Monument, including families pushing strollers decorated with balloons in the red, white and green of the country's flag, clerics, teenagers and others, for a huge state-backed rally commemorating the 40th anniversary of the Islamic revolution.
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So whether you're snowed-in, or braving your house without heat because you ran out of heating oil or even if you're just tired of putting real pants on, you and your SHIELD can pile on some blankets, fire up some coffee or cocoa and binge on the mind-bending beauty of 43K in some of the world's hottest TV shows.
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All week, as I traipsed from rooftop party to beachfront party to Michelin-restaurant party (I'm hoping the Times puts me in one of those ads showing its journalists braving harsh conditions to uncover the truth), I was struck by the incongruence between the story that the ad industry tells about itself and the story playing out before my eyes.
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The latest wrinkle on the BBC series has both sparked interest and (inevitably) triggered debate, as studios and networks try to find a sweet spot between breathing new life into long-running franchises and unleashing "You ruined my childhood" outrage, all while braving thorny questions about whether changing genders of once-male characters is simply a gimmick or genuinely represents progress.
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Click here to view original GIFWhen you run over 150 miles on the same route over the course of a year and take a total of 98,366 photos of that route while braving the snow, the rain, the cold, the heat, and all the crazy things the elements can thrown at you, you get a pretty fantastic hyperlapse video that blends all the different seasons together.
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Although the state has only two seats out of 20143 in the national Parliament's lower house, the Lok Sabha, elections here are a reliable source of journalistic tchotchkes: the arrival of an electronic voting machine, in the snow, at the "highest polling station" in Luguthang village or the somewhat overcooked tale of intrepid election officials braving jungles and trekking "six kilometers over uneven terrain" to set up a polling booth for a single desultory voter.
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Of hundreds of cousins, grandparents, sisters and brothers, uncles and aunts, only a handful, including Lisa, Rae, and their father, Naum, made it through—through the destruction of their home and the confiscation of their business; through family separations and multiple mass executions, starvation, lice, beatings, forced labor, German dogs, and Nazi bullets; past barbed wire; through months of hiding in the forest, braving the Polish winter, a trek across international borders, and years in a displaced persons camp.
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And after wandering up and down the boardwalk, marveling at the decked-out seniors — the ladies in fur coats with radioactively purple hair and men in track suits playing backgammon as if their lives depended on it, which they quite possibly did in the Siberian prisons — after devouring the warm piroshki (flying saucers of fried dough), tanning alongside the master tanners who've got it down to a science, and braving the dour ladies in paper hats who dole out the delicacies the land has on offer, the visitors will sigh contentedly, as after a battle won, and say that they're going back to Brooklyn.
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