Victims reportedly attempted to climb out of the train windows.
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I climb out of bed, and change into workout clothes.
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Climb out of bed and go straight to the Nespresso.
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It takes some energy to climb out of that hole.
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Who among us can climb out of the Twitter gutter?
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It has taken me four weeks to climb out of it.
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We climb out of bed and everything is muddy and wet.
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Investigators said she was unable to climb out of the pit.
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Oklahoma, for its part, can still climb out of its hole.
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The Google Translate World Cup Think Positive, Climb Out of Poverty?
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She begins to wonder: Why climb out of bed at all?
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He saw a team trying to climb out of a hole.
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That's a big hole for McCaskill to climb out of. 4.
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Scott managed to climb out of her car and yell for help.
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I (woefully) climb out of bed and get ready for the day.
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Otherwise, he could not climb out of bed every morning to train.
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To climb out of its hole, Puerto Rico needs to become more competitive.
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"Language … dropped the rope for me to climb out of oblivion," he writes.
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But, we're doing everything that we can to climb out of this hole.
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I was lucky to kind of be able to climb out of that.
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Eyewitnesses told of passengers attempting to climb out of the carriages through the windows.
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Nor could he climb out of his bedroom window, which was barred against thieves.
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No amount of additional power will allow the aircraft to climb out of it.
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On the economic front, America has experienced a slow, steady climb out of recession.
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We are going to need civility if we want to climb out of this.
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His climb out of poverty reads like a tale from a Charles Dickens' novel.
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"We have to climb out of it," he said, "and I believe we will."
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It will now take longer to climb out of the not-exactly-a-hole.
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It might take us six months or a year to climb out of that.
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It tumbled me deep into a well of loneliness that I couldn't climb out of.
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We really really want to climb out of this hole no matter what it takes.
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For generations of New Yorkers, education has been the ladder to climb out of poverty.
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He begins feeling her up as she struggles to climb out of the hot tub.
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It wasn't until the morning that Arrmando was able to climb out of the pool.
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Raising the minimum wage to $15 per hour can help people climb out of poverty.
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It could take the country four years to climb out of such a deep shortfall.
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But that's no morbid flag of surrender; he plans to climb out of this hole.
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I always saw my family life as a sinkhole I tried to climb out of.
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The original law dug a very deep hole that we have to climb out of.
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They find themselves in a well and climb out of it, now entering the Nob House.
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Preview: Buccaneers try to climb out of last place in NFC South in home matchup vs.
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Some guests escaped by using tied-together bed sheets to climb out of smoke-filled rooms.
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We're going to have to climb out of this, the 21 guys (in the locker room).
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The proposal also makes it more difficult for people to "climb out of poverty," she said.
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The climb out of this sort of hole seems too arduous a task, maybe even impossible.
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I climb out of the chair, put on my hijab, and walk the few blocks home.
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Television footage showed guests trying to climb out of windows with the help of makeshift ropes.
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That, and immersing herself in storytelling, helped her to climb out of a rut, she said.
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It is much harder to climb out of poverty than it is to fall into it.
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Now they are heading home in a hole they still believe they can climb out of.
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To truly understand the world of the zombifiers, we somehow have to climb out of our cave.
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We don't have much reason to believe Trump will be able to climb out of that rut.
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No matter how advanced your future box, people will find a way to climb out of it.
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But it's a risky move for the country, which is still struggling to climb out of recession.
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However, recent data shows the country could climb out of its first recession in nearly ten years.
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Sunderland beat visiting Chelsea, 3-2, to climb out of the relegation zone with two games remaining.
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The killer pretty much has to climb out of the pages and punch me in the face!
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Despite the headlines, we believe Congress has begun to climb out of its "Bronx is Burning" moment.
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He had raised taxes, which was wildly unpopular, and struggled to climb out of dismal approval ratings.
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It needs to explain how it will climb out of the deep hole it currently calls home.
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How does a person climb out of their grief and properly deal with the trauma that created it?
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She and her daughters couldn't climb out of the concrete riverbed until a passing stranger pulled them up.
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Your body tells you that every time you try to climb out of bed after a late night.
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Doing so helped him climb out of debt, build five businesses and earn his multi-million dollar fortune.
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I'm in no mood to climb out of my warm bed in Boston and catch a 6 a.m.
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Mr. Trump and the others used the ladder to climb out of the elevator to the second floor.
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Mr. Bayh and his wife, Marvella, were shaken up but managed to climb out of the crashed plane.
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The three men had managed to climb out of the plane before emergency workers arrived, Detective Garcia said.
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Spain just barely recovered from the 2008 financial crisis and will struggle to climb out of another recession.
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The hatchlings can already climb out of the nest after three weeks, and start flying after five weeks.
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How do you climb out of the underclass as a person of color and a woman to boot?
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It's hard to describe, but everything was spinning, like my brain was trying to climb out of my head.
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On the platform, bleeding, dazed people walked among debris as people tried to climb out of the train windows.
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With low self-esteem, he had never been able to climb out of the hole and improve his life.
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While Cramer said Taylor's strategy hasn't been perfect, it helped the company climb out of its five-year rut.
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In 1857, Courcelle sued Vitry for possession of the house in an attempt to climb out of heavy debt.
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He had just enough strength to climb out of bed and deposit himself in a chair by the window.
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Call your parents and blame them for not endowing you with the dexterity to climb out of a hammock.
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Stephan, who managed to climb out of the Humvee ambulance on his own, had no face left at all.
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She begins to wonder, as do freelance writers and blue-state voters: Why climb out of bed at all?
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Shot in long, kinetic scenes, the film chronicles Becky's lowest point and slow climb out of addiction and despair.
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Instead, every morning we're expected to climb out of bed and curate an outfit that's both weather appropriate and cute.
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I mean, the water came in, you were trapped, a firefighter had to help you climb out of your building.
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"We're attaching ourselves to these characters that are helping us climb out of this pit we've fallen into," she said.
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You can spend time with him in your depression without feeling like it's impossible to climb out of it later.
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Barring a global crisis, even without ambitious new policies, India may be able to climb out of the current doldrums.
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He fears not being able to climb out of the pit of student debt he's accumulating from his undergraduate degree.
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The chimps used a branch as a form of "primate ladder" to climb out of their enclosure and into freedom.
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I want my 8-year-old daughter and 2-year-old son to climb out of the cycle of poverty.
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Shot in long, smoky, kinetic segments, the film chronicles Becky's lowest point and slow climb out of addiction and despair.
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"When we finally do get paid, we're going to be trying to climb out of a big hole," she said.
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Migrant workers climb out of a refrigerated truck after they were stopped by police in New Delhi on March 30.
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As you climb out of your car and step out of the car park, a familiar logo comes into view.
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I used to climb out of my bunker and look up at the night sky and whisper to the wind.
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The best teams in the world don't need players like this older version of Clint Dempsey to climb out of holes.
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John Hickenlooper will likely try to tout their pro-business chops as they try to climb out of the polling basement.
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This time, outsiders should offer a hand to help it climb out of the ditch into which Mr Mugabe drove it.
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My day became infinitely better when I scrolled past photos of the kittens attempting to climb out of their Lego fortresses.
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When the stock market is down, these ETFs will provide investors with a "smaller hole to climb out of," he said.
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His health is a far cry from this time last year, when he says he could barely climb out of bed.
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Jonas described the scene as "chaotic," noting that the children were frantically trying to climb out of the "brutal," freezing water.
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Strong pitching and timely hitting added up to an encouraging night for a club trying to climb out of last place.
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"Every team goes through a rut, we've got to climb out of it as a group," Senators forward Bobby Ryan said.
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I am talking about student agency, where students climb out of their narrow self-interest and take responsibility for their communities.
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Like 'Hillbilly Elegy,' this memoir thrillingly evokes the exultant climb out of poisonous isolation and into the life of the mind.
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They could get out of bed this morning and by their own simple act of will climb out of that basket.
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On Sunday, four of the seven teams won, avoiding, at least for now, the hole too steep to climb out of.
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I had to keep reminding the driver to climb out of the passenger side because his door was in the water.
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I snooze my alarm twice, not wanting to leave my little love cocoon, but eventually climb out of bed to get ready.
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"Eventually I started meditating, working out and writing again, and I slowly started to climb out of it," she tells the publication.
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It wasn't until I committed to learning sales that I began to climb out of the middle-class and achieve financial freedom.
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No matter how shit is and no matter how bad the chips are down, you can definitely climb out of that situation.
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Cuba hopes foreign investment will boost its economy that managed to climb out of a recession in the first half of 2017.
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It needs to keep revenues high to help its economy climb out of recession and finance ambitious social and economic transformation programs.
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Thanks to a man driving by named Zach who stopped and helped, we were able to climb out of the flipped car.
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He tried to climb out of the cockpit but he was pinned inside -- and flames were starting to rise from the fuselage.
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As oil tries to climb out of the cellar amid lingering China concerns, Fink also weighed into the debate over interest rates.
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The cops are helping her to the car when they hear a bang — Audrey has managed to climb out of the cellar.
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But imagine if the virus had hit in 2010, just as the world was starting to climb out of the financial crisis.
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You are defeated many times where you think, I&aposm in this dark tunnel and I can&apost climb out of it.
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Bed Bath & Beyond has long been trying to climb out of a deep hole of excess inventory and chaotic discounting and stores.
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In spite of it all, his mother, Paulette, stood by him, trying to help her son climb out of his personal morass.
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Sunday night, the Cavs could become the first team to climb out of a 3-1 hole to win a Finals series. 5.
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" Carl's wife, Louise (Annika Boras), remarks of Jim in admiration, "He's using poetry like a ladder to climb out of some terrible place.
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"We're working to add additional services to the app to help those struggling with poverty climb out of their current situation," Green said.
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A neighbor in Goodyear, Arizona, reported seeing 33-year-old Jonathan Lowe climb out of a news van at around 3:30 p.m.
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Hardin, the U.S. veteran, said ecstasy helped him climb out of a world marked by sleepless nights and dreams of explosions and death.
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He was also still, seven years after his grandmother's death, trying to climb out of the depression that had started after her passing.
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After being forced to quit her job, their family slowly fell into poverty—and today, they're still trying to climb out of it.
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Two other elephants avoided getting swept away but were trapped for a time when they tried to climb out of the rugged canyon.
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Mr. Rapaport said his nephew, Shimon Goldberger, was leaving the synagogue and saw two people climb out of a rental truck with rifles.
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Puerto Rico, facing $70 billion in debt, is trying to climb out of economic crisis by reaching consensual restructuring deals with various creditor groups.
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We can climb out of the uncanny valley by recognizing that the perceivable gap between reality and internet representations of reality is not small.
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O'Connell said fire crews used emergency tools to push up the bus roof, allowing many of the travellers to climb out of the wreckage.
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Sergio Majeski, a state congressman who opposed the fiscal adjustment, says that cuts to public investment made it harder to climb out of recession.
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The animal repeatedly tried to climb out of the river, but was beaten back down by the aggressive waters and villagers armed with stones.
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"Thanks to a man driving by named Zach who stopped and helped, we were able to climb out of the flipped car," Baier said.
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But it hasn't been able to climb out of the hole, and in 2015 its governor announced that it couldn't keep paying its creditors.
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An orangutan escaped from the Greenville Zoo today after zoo officials say he managed to unhook a cable and climb out of the exhibit!
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She managed to climb out of the red in just seven months, thanks largely to one key strategy: She focused on making more money.
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I climb out of the plane onto the infamous runway in one piece, ready to hike until my legs give out from under me.
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While Volquez put together three straight scoreless innings after his rough first, the hole he dug himself was too big to climb out of.
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Shresth -- who goes by one name as do many people in India -- said he was one of the first to climb out of the wreckage.
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"He was yelling at the kids to climb out of the back of the van; I'm sure they couldn't reach it," Ric told the outlet.
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Trump started off in a hole, and after making only a few fitful efforts to climb out of it, he proceeded to dig himself deeper.
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Identify what is and isn't working To climb out of a work rut, you have to identify the good and bad aspects of your job.
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At 15 months now, she hasn't figured out how to climb out of the crib yet, though I'm sure it's only a matter of time.
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It is a deep hole to climb out of: No 0-3 team has rallied to make the playoffs since the Buffalo Bills in 1998.
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The Wizards are trying to climb out of the hole they dug themselves in the first month and won three of the last four games.
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I don't want to climb out of my fantasies in order to go up on stage—I want to take them on stage with me.
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Once there, the tiny joeys spend about nine months nursing and growing before they're ready to actually climb out of the pouch into the world.
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Matz worked seven innings but allowed three home runs, putting the Mets into a hole too deep to climb out of, at least against Scherzer.
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Without such a fund, American families could be just one ill-timed event away from financial ruin or a long, expensive climb out of debt.
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When the coffee crisis hit, his parents divorced and he left college in Medellín to come home and help his mother climb out of debt.
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Instead, as he was walking through the parking lot, he saw a familiar, pope-shaped man climb out of a Fiat and walk toward him.
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The Yankees have won 11 of their last 43 to climb out of the division cellar, however, and will attempt to move within one game of .
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The tub of the car stayed in place and Dixon was able to climb out of what was left of his vehicle, the Associated Press reported.
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Economically, they compounded the effects of the oil-price collapse on Russia's economy in 2014 and have hampered Russia's ability to climb out of the trough.
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Roughly 2100 million Chinese workers will climb out of mines in the coming years and file out of coal-fired power plants for the last time.
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A blockbuster winter, even if it is late in arriving, could help the state climb out of the drought that has gripped the state since 28.
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Fox also managed to climb out of the basement among the big four networks and will finish in third place in the 18-to-49 demographic.
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" Mr. Abe, Mr. Kingston added, "understands that he has a deep hole to climb out of to try to convince the public that that is necessary.
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Besides, a desperate person can use your head as a step stool to climb out of the waves and she had her son to think about.
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There's tons of history that says that our team, and any team, can climb out of the hole we've put ourselves in and do something special.
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Though wounded, the agent managed to climb out of his car and fire back, hitting Mr. Watson at least once in his left hand, prosecutors said.
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I wish there was someone I could ask, but we know more about how countries slide into autocracy than how they might climb out of it.
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That's fueled the "Snapback" comeback, which has seen Snap's share price climb out of the gutter, from $5.79 at the start of 2019 to $16.09 now.
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The career triumph is even sweeter given Ryder's steep climb out of the PR disaster that was her 2001 arrest for shoplifting at Saks in Beverly Hills.
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"The driver was (miraculously) able to climb out of the sunroof and make his way safely back into the garage," the Austin Fire Department posted on Facebook.
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If the Pittsburgh Pirates hope to climb out of the basement in the National League Central, they will need to get ace right-hander Gerrit Cole untracked.
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Warburg financed its roughly $0003 million purchase by adding more than $500 million in debt to Rural/Metro's balance sheet — a deep hole to climb out of.
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Mountaineers guard Jevon Carter scored 16 points — 10 of them in the final 113:04 as the visitors angled to climb out of a 20-point deficit.
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"We've played well recently, but that was to kind of climb out of the hole we dug ourselves earlier in the year," said Lightning center Brian Boyle.
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If staple foods like rice fail to provide critical vitamins and minerals, illnesses like anemia and beriberi will rise, stalling progress in the climb out of poverty.
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As humanoid robots climb out of the uncanny valley and into our beds, there are bound to be psychological repercussions beyond the satisfaction of an easy lay.
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Biden's response, that "the details are irrelevant" when trying to teach a moral lesson, was a textbook example of how not to climb out of a hole.
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Butler said in each of the past two games, he and his teammates used a lot of effort trying to climb out of a 20-point hole.
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"[T]hey have big cages made out of fencing and wire and nets stretched across the top of them so people can't climb out of them," Merkley said.
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Ric said Sammy could hear the kids "screaming and crying" in the van while he yelled at them to climb out of the back door of the van.
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" He added that the "cages [were] made out of fencing and then wire and nets stretched across the top of them so people can't climb out of them.
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But it turns out both the plane's pilot and passenger were able to climb out of the plane's wreckage and walk away afterwards, with no other reported injuries.
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According to him, the wet March is too little too late to help the state climb out of the drought, even though some drought impacts will be alleviated.
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According to the report, if the Giants are still making the climb out of the National League West cellar on Monday, they could become buyers at the deadline.
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The visiting Angels look to continue their climb out of the cellar when they go for a series victory against the struggling Tampa Bay Rays on Thursday afternoon.
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Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda last week stuck to his optimism that Japan's export-dependent economy will soon climb out of its doldrums as global growth recovers.
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She and some other Yazidi captives tied their headscarves together to form a rope they used to climb out of the house where they were being held captive.
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At times, D'Arrigo's ceramics seem as if they are trying to climb out of their skin, which is impossible since skin and body are identical in her art.
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DaBaby is helping a homeless mother climb out of poverty after shouting out her hat business on social media ... because her products are now flying off the rack.
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A key element of the impact of this ministry was enlisting former addicts as coaches and friends to empower others to climb out of the abyss of addiction.
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South African rand rose 0.6 percent, in line with a rise in bonds, and retail sales for September signalling hopes for the economy to climb out of a recession.
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I've watched filmmakers struggle in the uncanny valley (where close to realistic just looks creepy) for so long, it's been hard to believe they'd ever climb out of it.
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Compton claimed he was able to pack some items in a bag and climb out of his bedroom window to escape the flames, Butler County Prosecutor Michael Gmoser said.
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Potential client bases lack purchasing power, a reliable internet connection and sufficient education levels to operate in the digital world; some lack the motivation to climb out of poverty.
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He expressed worry about Venezuelans taking jobs as Trinidad and Tobago starts to climb out of a recession following a global collapse in petroleum prices, which began in 2014.
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The longer I ignored it and tried to pretend my threshold for it was high, the deeper I found myself falling into an abyss I couldn't climb out of.
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On social media, we readily celebrate those who climb out of 6 figures of debt or manage to scrap together a down payment through sheer grit and extreme saving.
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The Pittsburgh Pirates are looking for small signs of improvement as they try to climb out of an early-season hole and have a chance to inch closer to .
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The Department of Homeland Security allowed it to expire, meaning the return to higher shipping costs will do the opposite of helping Puerto Rico climb out of economic devastation.
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Former Bundesliga champions Werder, battling to avoid relegation, are in fine form, having won their last three matches to climb out of the bottom spots and into 14th place.
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It will be intriguing to see how the Yankees handle their growing list of injuries while they try to climb out of last place in the American League East.
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But the data show that Trump will have to climb out of the deep hole he has dug for himself in nearly two and one-half years in office.
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It also includes people tumbling into empty elevator shafts, sometimes from prying open the closed doors to break into the shaft, or to climb out of a stuck elevator.
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Clifford Krauss DRUG INDUSTRY Valeant Pharmaceuticals will report its quarterly earnings on Tuesday, providing new clues about how and whether the company can climb out of its current morass.
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"When we climb out of our tanks, less weight is good," said 1st Lt. Shannon Martin, an armor officer assigned to 1-67 AR and native of Scituate, Massachusetts.
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Hamilton, the Irish mathematician and namesake of the "Hamiltonian" operator in classical and quantum mechanics, hoped to climb out of the complex plane by adding an imaginary j axis.
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But in the process of saving a world she once thought had no value, she begins to climb out of the box she's created for both herself and others.
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Mr. Marshall had to climb out of his back door to clear the snow from the front, but even then his house was cut off from the main road.
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In the real world we can climb out of the subway and turn left or right, but we don't have the choice of going forward or back in time.
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By turning against free trade, we are denying the world's poorest genuine opportunities to climb out of poverty, while cutting off great benefits for the rest of the world.
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So as retailers climb out of the rut Amazon's monstrous rise had dug for them, Cramer tracks the defining factors driving them higher despite the e-commerce giant's domination.
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President Trump heads to the border to argue for a wall, young South Koreans try to climb out of mountains of debt and A.I. holds promise for health care.
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While Sims now have the ability to climb out of a pool without a ladder (dammit), the latest expansion—Tiny Living—has introduced a new murder weapon: a Murphy bed.
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So even if you managed to survive the blistering heat, the solar flares, and the crushing pressure, you'd now have to climb out of the solar system's biggest nuclear reactor.
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"A Marine might be claustrophobic, he said, "and they do not even know they're claustrophobic, and next thing you know, they're freaking out ... trying to climb out of the vehicle.
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Weak wage growth and tame consumer spending have hampered Japan's efforts to climb out of two decades of deflation and stagnation, keeping inflation far below the Bank of Japan's 2% target.
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Apple is also trying to get Siri to climb out of the uncanny valley by making its voice sound less choppy and robotic by means of something they're calling Neural TTS.
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Stefan Aigner's early header proved enough for Frankfurt to climb out of the relegation zone, 1 point above Werder Bremen in the relegation playoff spot after its scoreless draw at Cologne.
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We must do more to help people climb out of poverty, and that will take a combination of private, public partnerships to increase resources as well as changing the people's mindset.
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Yet, these good intentions have not materialized into a coherent security strategy, and he is not supporting the efforts of Mexico's civil society to climb out of the hole of violence.
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As it continues to climb out of the Cambridge Analytica scandal and overcome another round of privacy concerns, Facebook today proposed clearer versions of both its terms of service and data policy.
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As it rolls out this slew of new tools to augment reality, here's hoping that Facebook will also climb out of its reality hole and face the world we actually live in.
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The census report makes clear that when hard-working Americans get a small boost — like food stamps and health insurance thanks to the Affordable Care Act — they can climb out of poverty.
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And speaking of sovereign debt, many of the nation's leading lawyers recently flew down to San Juan for a hearing about Puerto Rico's effort to climb out of its ongoing debt crisis.
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"From now on, no more Mariachis interrupting dinner," fake-Trump says, as a number of people in — you guessed it — mariachi costumes climb out of a hole in the ground behind him.
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The report from the ombudsman, Seth Frotman, cited servicing gaps and "needless red tape" in the rehabilitation process as major hurdles to borrowers' attempts to climb out of default and stay there.
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And because, more and more, it seems that Donald Trump's genius for hate and division has driven us all into a canyon that we won't easily be able to climb out of.
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The Red Sox will try to begin a climb out of a 2-0 hole in the best-of-five series when they host the Houston Astros in Game 3 on Sunday.
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And Booker has a long climb out of the low single digits to the top tier in any of the early primary states -- a source of "frustration," according to one Booker ally.
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Its latest sell-off brought it to its lowest level since July 3003 when the S&P 500, was still trying to climb out of the pit created by the financial crisis.
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Sales of head-mounted displays began to climb out of their doldrums late last year, and are expected to surpass 1.5 million head mounted displays sold in 7.63, according to data from Canalys.
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As they climb out of the homogeneity crater, larger companies, as a first step, have implemented programs to build their skill muscles that include unconscious bias training, structured performance ratings and grievance systems.
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While Los Angeles is jockeying with expansion Vegas atop the Pacific Division, Colorado is bidding to climb out of the cellar in the Central with wins in four of its last six games.
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Maduro said the role of the new body will be to "perfect" the current constitution and promises that the changes will help the oil-rich nation climb out of its crippling economic crisis.
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Sitting on a petrol pump at a Shell garage in the middle of February, I watch an elderly man in a knee-length raincoat climb out of his silver Vauxhall Astra beside me.
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James had 33 points, 11 assists and 10 rebounds for Cleveland, but his Cavaliers will have to become the first team to climb out of a 3-0 hole in the NBA Finals.
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The data revealed quite a large number of communities are operating under economic distress, and as a result are now seeking ways to climb out of the lingering effects of the Great Recession.
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Brazilians were once able to climb out of poverty due to effective economic policies put in place by former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, who now sits in prison without due process.
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While these reforms have helped shore up markets and restrict bad actors, small financial institutions as well as American consumers have been slow to climb out of financial ruin compared to big banks.
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As if trying to climb out of an 20-23 hole weren't already difficult enough, the Tampa Bay Lightning may be forced to try to save their season without the NHL's leading scorer.
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So with Washington waiting to see how he would climb out of a new political hole on Thursday, the President just doubled down on the same basic position that Democrats have repeatedly rejected.
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"The airplane would have not been able to climb out of the rising terrain that surrounded the area, which led to his failure to maintain clearance from terrain," according to the NTSB report.
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The fact that watching a videotape could make a nightgown-clad girl climb out of your television and bring about your death was really the final nail in the coffin for the technology.
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"We need a mindset shift where firms realize that every new U.S. dollar Libor contract written digs a deeper hole that will be harder to climb out of," he said an industry event.
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Brooklyn missed a good opportunity to snap its funk and begin a climb out of the Eastern Conference basement when they dropped a 105-95 decision to the lowly Philadelphia 76ers on Sunday.
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After dipping to 364th out of 350 teams nationally in 3-point shooting at 21.3 percent, Kentucky continued to climb out of that hole on Sunday by making 10 of 22 against Lamar.
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But in the time since they've run the broadcast network, Fox has not been able to climb out of a years-long slump that started when ratings for "American Idol" began to crater.
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Young people aspiring to a life in show business, but currently just stuck in gridlock, climb out of their cars and dance on the rooftops, singing about big dreams and the California sunshine.
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Like its predecessor, the new railway line has been plagued by controversy, as well as accusations that it has resulted in huge debt to China it will take Kenya years to climb out of.
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Since 9813, countries like China, India, Indonesia, and Vietnam have been building coal-fired power plants at a torrid pace: The coal boom has had undeniable benefits, helping poor countries climb out of poverty.
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Should depression and loss visit you again, those habits plus therapy are the scaffolding that can help you more easily climb out of any dark hole you find yourself in down the road. Lx
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Ms. Majok's perceptive drama, with its bone-dry humor and vivid characters, illustrates how vulnerable people like Darja are, hostages to the vagaries of chance, unless they can manage to climb out of poverty.
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In 2009, as the nation was trying to climb out of the recession and Minnesota's legislature was debating how to spend federal stimulus money, Mr. King sent busloads of his students to legislative hearings.
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Coming back from a 3-1 World Series deficit isn't quite unheard of, but losing again Saturday night would certainly put Chicago in a hole that would be very, very tough to climb out of.
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It was "apparent that Autumn Bartle, with bloodied hands, had attempted to climb out of the window and escape, but was unsuccessful," states a probable cause affidavit in the cause, which was obtained by PEOPLE.
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The allegations hit twice as hard because of the realization that music I turned to as an aid, to climb out of a tough spot or to comfort me while wallowing, wouldn't do that anymore.
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She will try to convince voters that we are in a time of gains and recovery, highlighting the steady climb out of the global financial crisis and how the party will continue that march forward.
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The coalition will suffer most if our brotherly neighbors do not climb out of this terrible period of instability, particularly if the final settlement leads to a Hezbollah-type missile threat in the Southern Gulf.
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After they won the first two games of this best-of-five division series against the Red Sox, there was some discussion about how Boston might be well suited to climb out of the hole.
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Paul Clement took his place on the sideline hours after being appointed as Swansea's manager, and his new team won, 2-1, at Crystal Palace to climb out of last place in the Premier League.
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" Megan Barry, announcing her resignation as mayor after she pleaded guilty to a felony theft charge in the fallout from her affair with a bodyguard "My brain was trying to climb out of my head.
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" Noah continued to say that seeing a little girl (Reynolds's then 4-year-old daughter, who was in the backseat) climb out of the car after Castile was shot broke his heart "into little pieces.
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The figure also beat Wall Street's prognostications and seemed to signal that the electric-car maker was ready to climb out of an early 2019 slump and get back to saving the world via four wheels.
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Former President Viktor Yanukovych, ousted during the 2014 revolution, built an opulent mansion for himself with state funds in 2011 while the Ukrainian economy was saddled with debt and struggled to climb out of a recession.
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Nowadays, I try to tell my younger amigos that a disaster is something to be embraced, because as you climb out of a crater, you have a chance to examine the framework that holds everything up.
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Ever since the U.S. managed to climb out of the giant economic hole it created for itself (and the world) with the real estate bust of 2008, construction in the country has been on a tear.
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You know, but I want to climb out of that as quickly as I can to tell people what I'm for rather than spend my time prolonging a back and forth in a debate like that.
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It's all handled through the Alexa app on your mobile device, so you can finally start the coffee maker in the morning by just yelling at it, instead of having to climb out of your warm bed.
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The only way to rise above the 1-percenters (the trailing candidates in the polls, not the wealthy targets of Warren's oratory) is to climb out of the crowded base camp one agonizing step at a time.
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If you're in the mood to get amorous in a restaurant or bar, ensure you have an exit plan: a window you can climb out of, or a back entrance you can use, should management come knocking.
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"We're looking for both units to be consistent with what they're doing and there is not a drop-off or a not a huge hold to climb out of when the second unit comes in," McMillan said.
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Cops in Jacksonville say Jaguars running back Denard Robinson had to climb out of a window of a car that was sinking in a pond this weekend ... after the 25-year-old fell asleep behind the wheel.
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The video shows heavy rain and strong winds at the time, with smoke coming from one of the engines as passengers climb out of the fuselage onto the wings of the plane and away from the crash site.
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In the middle of the race, usually after about an hour on the track, the driver would pull onto pit row and climb out of the first car and into an identical second car with a fresh battery.
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"We continue to believe the U.S. economy will soon climb out of the rough patch that the stock market paid the price for in December," said Lori Calvasina, head of U.S. equity strategy at RBC, in a note.
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According to a news release from the TBRI, four baboons upended a large blue barrel (provided to the baboons as an "enrichment tool") and used it to climb out of their circular, open-air housing structure on Saturday.
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There's always something unsettling about these exercises in recreating live-action characters in digital form—they never quite manage to climb out of the uncanny valley, so they end up being a little creepy rather than life-like.
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The Warriors scored the first 11 points of the second half to climb out of a 61-51 hole and had seized an 84-77 lead entering the fourth quarter — helped along by Gordon missing three free throws.
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The Chicago White Sox have a chance to climb out of the cellar in the American League Central with a good showing in a four-game series at the Detroit Tigers, which begins with a matinee affair Thursday.
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The win helped TSM climb out of the middle-of-the-pack logjam, rising into a tie for third place, while 100 Thieves slid into a disappointing ninth place at 3-6 on a four-game losing skid.
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The final three months of 22017 featured a surge of $43.2 billion in redemptions, the worst since the first quarter of 2009 as the economy was still trying to climb out of the Great Recession and the financial crisis.
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Don't get me wrong, the song will still make your head bop to Kim's always infectious beats, but the sentiment that there is a world of shit to climb out of is a new one for Matt and Kim.
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By mid-October it seemed as if months of crossing every known political boundary had caught up to the Republican Nominee, having dug a hole so deep that no political office-seeker could hope to climb out of it.
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Carolina hopes the victory releases some tension, but it still plays three of its next four on the road, including testing matchups with Toronto and Nashville, as it tries to climb out of the cellar in the Metropolitan Division.
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The economy is expected to climb out of recession and grow at least 214.9 percent in 2017 while inflation will likely drop from around 40 percent currently to 17 percent next year, Senate leader Federico Pinedo said on Wednesday.
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"Yesterday morning at the McAllen Border Station, at the processing center, they have big cages made out of fencing and wire and nets stretched across the top of them so people can't climb out of them," the senator said.
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I'm on the other side of a thin, unlocked door, thinking, shit, shit, shit, trying to get dressed silently in case he comes in, cursing this fucking weird little bedroom for not having any windows to climb out of.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Legislation to help Puerto Rico climb out of a debilitating debt crisis hit new resistance in the U.S. Congress on Wednesday, prompting Republicans to cancel a planned work session that was set for Thursday on the measure.
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Business leaders warn that the many strands of the president's authoritarian approach are intertwined, and that Turkey will not climb out of its hole until the country enacts major structural reforms that would undo many of Mr. Erdogan's constraints.
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BUENOS AIRES, Oct 3 (Reuters) - Opposition Peronist lawmakers in Argentina's lower house of Congress pushed back against President Mauricio Macri's 2019 budget on Wednesday, questioning his fiscal targets and spending cuts as the country tries to climb out of another recession.
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The first-place Kings (27-12-3) have the most wins through 42 games in franchise history while the Ducks (17-17-7) have been trying to climb out of a hole since winning only one of their first 10 games.
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Zobayan had tried to climb out of a cloud layer when the aircraft banked sharply and dropped toward the ground with a speed of more than 2,000 feet (610 meters) per minute at impact, the National Transportation Safety Board said.
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Between acts, much of the crowd made the five story climb out of the venue and back to street level, where they swarmed the nearby convenience store and reemerged to sip beers, smoke cigarettes, and pass around bottles of soju.
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Every post I read sends me spiraling ever deeper into an anxiety loop, one I try to climb out of by sending money to the ACLU and Planned Parenthood and by calling my congresspeople (though this seems a particularly futile exercise).
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The idea is that you transfer the balance on your high-APR/high-reward card onto this one—which has little in the way of rewards—and use the time where interest isn't accruing to climb out of the debt quicksand.
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But if nothing else, the premiere does effectively, yet comedically, show two truths of substance abuse: Addicts need enablers who fuel their problem, either deliberately or inadvertently, and most need someone to intervene to help them climb out of the pit.
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"We need a mindset shift where firms realize that every new U.S. dollar Libor contract written digs a deeper hole that will be harder to climb out of," New York Federal Reserve President John Williams said an industry event on Monday.
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"In case you forgot that being vice anything is a fate worse than death: "General George Washington could climb out of his grave right now and I would rather eat out his zombified wooden asshole than be his vice fucking anything!
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How fast you climb out of debt is largely up to you, he says, since a lot is within your control: "What I learned is, how fast you do it will depend on what level of discomfort you're willing to endure."
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This means that hopeful young adults in lower to average income families are stuck in a pit of debt they can't climb out of, weighed down by paying off loans when it's time to start saving money for their own lives.
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Harden, whose eyes were bloody red in places, insisted that the problem would not keep him out of Game 3 on Saturday as the Rockets try to climb out of an 0-2 hole against the Warriors, the defending champions.
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When Ms. Edstrom joined Microsoft in Seattle in 1982 as its first director of public relations, the company was an obscure maker of software, and personal computers were only beginning to climb out of hobbyist culture and into everyday business.
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The IMF is propping up Ukraine's economy with a $17.5 billion bailout, helping it climb out of recession following the annexation of Crimea by Russia in 2014 and the outbreak of a Russian-backed separatist insurgency in its industrial east.
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"Passing this plan won't help Republicans climb out of the hole they are in ... This bill could be your political doom," he said on the floor of the Senate, where Republicans will need to be especially united given their slim 52-48 majority.
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Argentina, one of the world's top soy exporters, is in the middle of its soybean harvest, with exports of the oilseed key to helping the country climb out of a deep recession and bolster President Mauricio Macri ahead of national elections in October.
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The prosecutor said Mr. Eisenhauer initially denied his involvement, but eventually, he said he drove to the girl's home, watched her climb out of her window and greeted her with a "side hug" before they drove off to pick up Ms. Keepers.
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What's important here is that Augment has figured out a practical business model for Augmented Reality as this imaging technology begins its slow climb out of what Gartner calls the Trough Of Disillusionment in their Hype Cycle model for determining technology relevance.
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"It is a matter of regret to note that the efforts of PANDEF to help Nigeria climb out of recession through a stable oil and gas production regime, have not been met with tangible reciprocal action by the Federal Government," Clark said.
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In a world where so many feel buried by the challenges of the day or entombed by past mistakes, let today be your day to climb out of the dark, back into the light and see the gift that is your life.
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They provide an opportunity to climb out of a 30-year echo chamber, which has defined a man's entire life solely by a single set of events, and decide whether he and the press that covered those events are forever heroes or villains.
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The children were found on Monday after the 3-year-old found the strength to climb out of the sunroof of the car, which was upside down and on its side, said Nathan Greeley, a detective with the Ouachita County Sheriff's Office.
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The driver, one of the deputies, lost control of the van in high waters, according to Jerry Richardson, the coroner in Marion County, S.C. Both deputies were able to climb out of the submerged vehicle and onto the top of the van.
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North Carolina (13-17, 6-173 Atlantic Coast Conference), which has a three-game winning streak for the first time since November, will try to climb out of the ACC cellar when the regular season ends Saturday night at No. 12 Duke.
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She said her party is full of energy in the Trump era and that the gut punch of 2014 — when the party lost nine seats and fell into a hole it's still not been able to climb out of — is far behind them.
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"The thought of sitting still and smiling while he gazes at me, taking my photograph, adjusting my posture or the tilt of my head, makes me want to peel off my skin, climb out of it, and run screaming from the building," she says.
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Click here to view original GIFIt's slightly uncomfortable to see a hornet climb out of its cocoon from this close of an angle but there's also something really captivating about seeing it stretch out and discover its own body and surroundings for the first time.
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The 33-year-old TV personality appeared on the British talk show Loose Women on Wednesday, where she admitted that she knows "what it&aposs like" to have a relapse, and be in the public spotlight while trying to climb out of a dark place .
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NEW ORLEANS - For the last four seasons, the New Orleans Saints have started the regular season 0-2, and only last year were they able to climb out of that deep, early hole, to make the playoffs, winning eight consecutive games to get there.
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Far from being representative of the many Americans doing their best to remain hopeful as they climb out of the hole the Great Recession left them in, Mom, Meesh and Manda seem like Exhibits A, B and C for gross irresponsibility, and possibly stupidity, too.
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This is an opinion piece by Stephanie Sena, founder of SREHUP, an initiative of Philadelphia area college students who house individuals experiencing homelessness during the coldest months of the winter and help connect them to the services they need to climb out of homelessness.
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The Kansas City Royals are trying to climb out of the cellar in the American League Central and can get a little closer to accomplishing that when they host the struggling Detroit Tigers in the rubber match of their three-game series on Wednesday.
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The Los Angeles Lakers have improved under his watch, more than doubling their win total since Byron Scott left; their defense in Walton's second season was above league average, breaking a four-season streak in which they couldn't climb out of the bottom five.
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His chances of betting his way out of hock are remote, but he sees an opportunity to climb out of debt when he purchases an uncut opal from an Ethiopian mine with the hope of auctioning it off for hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Queen City residents are less likely to climb out of poverty than poor residents of any of America's 50 largest cities, according to a 2015 study conducted by several university professors who teach at schools including Stanford, Harvard and the University of California, Berkeley.
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Nearly a year has passed since the Warriors overturned double-digit deficits in both Game 6 and Game 7 to climb out of a 113-2 series deficit and advance to the title round, but the rivalry between these teams never really goes dormant.
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But in a study published today in the Journal of Economic Entomology, researchers took photos of the tropical bedbug and found that it's built differently in a way that helps it easily climb out of the "pitfall" trap and escape in as little as five minutes.
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Castro has qualified for the next debate, another chance to climb out of the hazy mid-tier to broader attention, and we texted Wednesday about immigration, the media, and being a political twin (his brother, Joaquin, is in Congress) — after I began with an idiotic mistake:
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"Millions in U.S. Climb out of Poverty," read a recent New York Times headline in praise of President Obama for U.S. Census data showing the poverty rate in the United States fell by 1.2 percent in 2015, bringing roughly 3.5 million people above the poverty line.
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The Yankees are still planning to rest the injured center fielder Aaron Hicks over the next few days, and although no immediate roster move was planned, the team might need to adjust as it tries to climb out of last place in the American League East.
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As exciting as it may be to discover a new area, leaving New York for a city that has only recently begun to climb out of decades of neglect is a big change, even if the boss is footing most of the bill for the first year.
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It's tough to tell whether Democratic voters are giving O'Rourke a fresh look in light of his new approach: A recent CNN poll found him with 5% support, which his backers hoped was a sign O'Rourke was beginning to climb out of the low single digits.
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Not long ago, for example, while sitting with me in a cafe, my 3-year-old daughter spontaneously realized that she could climb out of her chair in a new way: backward, by sliding through the gap between the back and the seat of the chair.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharWarren's dog campaigns in Iowa while senator sits in impeachment trial Minneapolis NAACP, Black Lives Matter call on Klobuchar to suspend campaign Live coverage: Senators query impeachment managers, Trump defense MORE (D-Minn.), it could be tough for him to climb out of that hole.
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A new study from Northwestern Mutual has found that many Americans are sinking in debt, and don't expect to climb out of it any time soon; the study found that more than one in 219 Americans say they will be in debt for the rest of their lives.
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Related: 'These crossings are nothing but fatal,' the tale of one rescuer and one desperate day at sea Visitors climb out of the boat only to weave through concertina wire and fences, a claustrophobic enclosure simulating how refugees and migrants are kept out of countries or held in crowded detention camps.
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So while both sides of the aisle agree that the U.S. needs to climb out of the Middle Ages and pass some sort of paid leave policy — a recent poll found that 90% of Democrats and 75% of Republicans support this move — they disagree on how to get it done.
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The president and his supporters believe raising package rates could help generate even more revenue to help the USPS climb out of its fiscal hole, but Amazon and business groups say a rate hike could drive e-commerce companies to alternatives like FedEx or UPS in order to save money.
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A combination of effective domestic stimulus in 2009 and booming export demand from China and other emerging markets meant that German employment never really fell during the Great Recession and the country, in contrast to the United States, didn't have a huge economic and jobs hole to climb out of.
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Finally, I feel very bad, being a lower class American who worked in the IT field and raised my living standard through hard work in that profession, that many New Yorkers have been deprived of an opportunity to begin their of upward climb out of poverty and into the American dream.
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What's more, while the current reckoning around issues of sexual harassment and abuse in Hollywood has helped highlight the power imbalances that allowed this behavior to go unchecked for so long, probing the depths of the chasm makes one realize how far we still have to go to climb out of it.
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And have plenty of good ideas and natural resources (yes, beauty is a resource) that they need to thrive, but they are also in a financial hole that many people (both Puerto Ricans and non-Puerto Ricans) feel like they aren't going to be able to climb out of on their own.
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But those of us most likely to vote and contribute to political campaigns are least likely to support MID reform — either because it wouldn't affect our lives or because it would, by asking us to take less so that millions of Americans could be given the opportunity to climb out of poverty.
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When Donald Trump came in a slightly disappointing second place in the Iowa caucuses, behind a niche candidate like Ted Cruz, it made a certain amount of sense for Republican officials to rally behind Marco Rubio, a more balanced candidate, who managed to climb out of a thinning pack of also-rans into real contention.
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"The fact that the economy has managed to climb out of recession in (the second quarter) is likely to allay some fears of further credit ratings downgrades later this year and, in our view, should bode in favour of the currency, at least in the short term," said BNP Paribas South Africa economist Jeff Schultz.
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Ryan Almeter, 34, of Bliss, New York, was helping passengers in the town of Nunda to climb out of the hot air balloon's basket by holding it down on Friday when a gust of wind caught the craft, sending it and Almeter into the air, state trooper Mark O'Donnell said in a phone interview.
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Nigeria is continuing its slow climb out of recession since the second quarter of 2017, but the International Monetary Fund warned in a report last month that the average person is getting poorer, as gross domestic product per capita is still falling - meaning the economy's gains are not keeping up with the rising population.
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But given the amount of time we already spend in our cars — drivers in the US spend an average of 42 hours a year in traffic during peak hours — maybe we should give ourselves a break for once, climb out of our vehicles, and join each other in basking in the awesomeness of this totally wild and unique event.
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And this, on the 20th anniversary of Princess Diana's death, when everyone should be grateful that he helped save the monarchy by forcing the royal family to put aside its distaste for Di's modern, confessional, subversive ways, climb out of its crusty shell and pay more respect to "the people's princess," as Blair ingeniously christened her.
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Trump administration's plans for SNAP are a shove down, not a hand up Lisa Davis, Opinion Contributor While most people are opening their hearts and helping others this holiday season, the administration is headed in the opposite direction, penalizing the poor by taking away their basic necessities and making it harder for them to climb out of poverty.
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One of my favorite spots on the island, and the flattest half mile we walked in three days of hiking, came as an intermission on our climb out of the cirque: the Plaine des Tamarins, a grassy, shaded valley of gnarled trunks and shimmering, scimitar-shaped leaves that looks like an appropriate place to hold a druids' convention.
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I made "Vinaigrette" in 2011, and it was right before [2012's] MU.ZZ.LE, I had mixed out MU.ZZ.LE, and after MU.ZZ.LE I got real from an episode I had, and so then, after I had finally came back to point zero again, and found my homeostasis point, I was able to start pouring all this experience of the mire I was lost in, man, and find a way to climb out of the shit again.
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When Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari met with President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Monday, much attention was paid to the importance of counterterror efforts and economic investments that will help the country continue its climb out of its deep recession.
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The path towards respectability won't be brief, but with this magical amnesty resource in their back pocket, here are a few key steps Clippers' management can take to climb out of this hole—assuming Griffin can stay healthy for the next few years: Get rid of Gallo's contract, let DeAndre Jordan walk, nail the incoming lottery pick, and somehow convince a couple young, culture-shifting, complementary, two-way pieces that having a large role on a team based in L.A. will do wonders for their reality on and off the court.
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