Obama infamously suggested they were clinging to white identity politics.
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Maybe I'm being conservative, clinging to the past like this.
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Zatypota larva clinging to its host, an Anelosimus eximius spider.
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Sometimes they crossed back with their children clinging to them.
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Exhausting and exhilarating: much like clinging onto a moving rocket.
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Some couples are clinging to each other harder than before.
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Are you clinging to the past, perhaps a past relationship?
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He's become a poker player clinging to a bad hand.
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One of the volunteers was found clinging to a tree.
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One was of black children clinging to a white missionary.
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Liverpool, by contrast, seemed to be clinging to the past.
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I am standing in snow, clinging to my mother's hand.
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Clinging to life, in other words, would make living worthless.
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I'm just clinging on, but it's been an incredible ride.
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But she's still clinging to a bit of her past.
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Also, there was a small man clinging to my back.
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NDX is clinging on for its 2800th consecutive year of gains.
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This'll prevent the meat from clinging as you shape the burgers.
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We cannot prepare for the future by clinging to the past.
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Processing whether your child is injured, clinging to life, or dead.
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Mr Zuma is clinging on because he has much to lose.
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As they're clinging onto these nodules, they're becoming coated in silica.
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" "That's a piece of hope that we're actually clinging on to.
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Annaliese is clinging to him as a semblance of Paradise success.
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What happens if you sweat with soap clinging to your face?
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A chrysogorgiid octocoral with a brittle sea star clinging to it.
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The fourth toe pointed backwards, perhaps aiding in grasping or clinging.
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This clinging tendency just made the hedgehog more desperate to escape.
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Another man clinging to a tree branch was hoisted to safety.
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The first few times, he tried clinging to the truck's underbelly.
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The Rams were clinging to a 31-29 lead at halftime.
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If the relationship is dying, accept that, don't keep clinging on.
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When the baby was found the baby was clinging to her.
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"We're clinging to hope," Bauer's sister, Susan, told the Baltimore Sun.
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But we are clinging to our rent-controlled apartment for sure.
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I was in my 20s and clinging to an abusive relationship.
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Now, seven months later, O'Rourke's presidential future is clinging to life.
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Clinging to the best of what's left is Putin's last resort.
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With Republicans clinging to a 50-49 voting majority given Sen.
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In some ways, the trust is clinging to a storied history.
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Mrs Clinton is now barely clinging to a one-point lead.
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It's a nightmare scenario for GOP senators clinging to their majority.
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We found that all were still clinging to their personal computers.
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That hasn't stopped the right from clinging to their usual positions.
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Hoops of green chile lie like discarded earrings, seeds still clinging.
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The Suns were clinging to a 24-214 lead at halftime.
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It was neither ultra-short and tight nor long and clinging.
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The crew found him clinging to his paddleboard, which had capsized.
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"I already felt like the last bohemian clinging on," she said.
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Bitcoin Gold may have an even tougher time clinging to life.
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Ms. von Furstenberg has no patience for those clinging to the past.
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He's still stubbornly clinging to "she/her" pronouns to describe his child.
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Far from relaxing their patriarchal attitudes, Arab men are clinging to them.
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Change is hard when you're clinging to the past, so let go.
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None were more vocal about clinging to the 3.5mm jack than Samsung.
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For the consumer still clinging to MakerBot's abandoned dream, there's little hope.
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The Huskies were clinging to a 49-48 lead at the break.
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Then again, Facebook is clinging to its privacy rebranding for dear life.
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Still of lizard clinging to an experimental perch in hurricane-force winds.
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I say give them a shot instead of clinging onto one guy.
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How large is the iceberg & who will be found clinging to it?
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Instead I turned away, clinging unquestioningly to my fears and ancient prejudices.
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They still think the small landowners are here, clinging to their plots.
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" They're doing this, he says, by "stubbornly clinging to the old ways.
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Yet Facebook appears to be hellbent on clinging to its tech identity.
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Tatters of blue plastic, clinging to the rope, fluttered in the wind.
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So there I stood, clinging to the stroller and weighing my options.
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Pseudoscience is the last bastion of a religious order clinging to power.
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There are people whose lives are solely based around clinging to athletes.
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Instead of clinging to such a fiction, we need to be realistic.
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Clinging to shrinking patches of territory, these trees stand for Lebanon's resilience.
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Realizing they were still clinging to each other, Wing dropped Tony's hand.
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Schools and police departments are closing, fire halls are clinging to life.
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Inevitably, movies about female monarchs become stories of women clinging to power.
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After a suspenseful election night, he scraped along, barely clinging to power.
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But demonstrators are still clinging to their cause — and to Gandhi's methods.
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He'd been found clinging to his mother's corpse, weak and in shock.
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Mist clinging to the ground, the forest had a supernatural, otherworldly quality.
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People were clinging to trees, desperately waiting for some form of rescue.
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The Sixers played as if they were clinging to their basketball life.
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The crawl back, the clinging to the post, the scream... it's so perfect.
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Her frightened 103-year-old daughter, clinging to her mother's leg, wet herself.
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I know tons of people who are still clinging onto their older iPhones.
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You will find no fixers clinging to a single storyline in his films.
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They're the colorful monkey, sloth, or unicorn clinging to all those prepubescent fingers.
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Nevertheless, Sanders supporters are still clinging to hope that he can defeat Clinton.
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Anti-government demonstrators accuse Maduro of clinging to power as his country crumbles.
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MANY Britons worried about a "hard Brexit" are clinging to a reassuring thought.
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He was clinging to a rafter, so they had to pepper spray him.
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Everyone loves that meme of Tom Cruise clinging to things — especially Tom Cruise.
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That still leaves a lot of rejects, many of whom are clinging on.
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Striving for modernity while clinging to tradition is a familiar struggle in China.
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Indeed, we're clinging to some serious—and even dangerous—misconceptions about artificial intelligence.
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Shushanna is clinging to him as someone who maybe, maybe won't ostracize her.
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Every day I came home, and I was so clinging to my kids.
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He sees burger flippers as trapped by their jobs, not clinging to them.
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A woman in a bathing suit runs by, clinging to her child's hand.
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You start the demo clinging to life in the middle of the desert.
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In other areas, people are clinging to rooftops desperately waiting to be rescued.
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His stubborn insistence on clinging to power only confirmed that he should not.
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Instead, she has been left clinging to power, which could impact the negotiations.
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With caste and status in flux, clinging to some imagined superiority based on
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Clinging to life, Ilka attempted to put death off as long as possible.
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This sometimes requires more political courage than clinging to attractive but impractical principles.
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The Warriors are clinging to a two-point lead right now (33-23).
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Picture a Slinky on your plate, dip clinging to chips, a marvelous mess.
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Fortunately, the cable was found clinging on, somehow still attached to the ship.
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All blink mildly when observed, clinging with sensitive fingers to their chosen twigs.
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The camps are a maze of tarp-covered huts clinging to steep hills.
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With 703:270 left, West Virginia was clinging to a 264-290 lead.
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Their bodies were found the next day, some still clinging to one another.
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I never thought about how today's technologies facilitate an unanticipated and involuntary clinging.
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There is some good news for lonely pragmatists clinging to a shrinking center.
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A metallic, lightweight fabric was scattered around the desert, clinging to shrubs and sagebrush.
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She was stuck about 20-25 [feet] in and was clinging to the side.
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I am Brandon, the young man clinging to her arm in a borrowed jacket.
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In the early stage of college, finding and clinging to new friends is vital.
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One of the friends was later rescued clinging to a tree in rushing water.
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An Indiana woman is clinging to life after falling ill with toxic shock syndrome.
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The protesters accuse him of clinging to power and demand that he step down.
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Back in 2008, you said -- you talked about bitter Americans clinging to their guns.
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Gold is fast becoming indispensable to those clinging onto power in crisis-stricken Venezuela.
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"These lizards are very impressive for their clinging in the high winds," Donihue said.
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She could also start calling out specific Senate candidates who are clinging to Trump.
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St-Pierre scrambled up and, clinging to Hendricks' lead leg, tried to muscle through.
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The Innervisions crew were on the rise, and Kompakt were still clinging in there.
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His 70-year-old passenger was found clinging to a tree and was rescued.
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S. crude prices are flat and just clinging to the $46 a barrel level.
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"The young want something fresh, they're not just clinging to conservative views," he said.
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In the same spirit, Zeman is clinging to Putin to retain his own relevance.
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Turkey's Western allies began accusing it of clinging to ambivalence toward the Islamic State.
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His arms were extended, and his back hand was barely clinging to the bat.
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Sometimes that means Bixby, and sometimes that means defiantly clinging to the headphone jack.
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The Eagles' defense came up big with Philadelphia clinging to a 24-18 lead.
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People are clinging to anything that floats to get them out of their homes.
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Some children were just learning, clinging to monkey bars or the shoulders of friends.
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It amounts to clinging to an idealized past (a familiar theme in this administration).
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The more you're clinging on to the past, the more shocking they will be!
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It includes 11 behaviors that indicate distress, including crying, clinging, fear, restraint and screaming.
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In 1950, a cub was found clinging to a burned tree in New Mexico.
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It was clinging to the branch when I left it to go back inside.
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Thankfully, from my perspective, Corbyn was good at just one thing—clinging onto power.
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He's clinging because he's a traditionalist at a moment in which tradition feels antiquated.
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They were clinging to a one-point lead, 90-89, heading into the fourth.
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The S&P 500 is still clinging to a 0.4% gain for the year.
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For both men, clinging to power has become something more than a political struggle.
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It just seems like a negative narrative that some people are clinging on to.
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"So to continue clinging on to the old ways — it just boggles the mind."
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Clinging to the past is a surefire way to have a shitty eclipse season.
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Michel Temer, Ms Rousseff's vice-president and successor as president, is clinging tenaciously to office.
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Chicago is also clinging to an eighth seed, staying just ahead of the Detroit Pistons.
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There's a component of clinging, or survival, like we're using sex to affirm our humanity.
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With Illinois clinging to a 66-303 lead, Hill was fouled with 27 seconds left.
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Like many of the Australian animals clinging onto survival, awareness is key to ensuring protection.
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People in jeans sweated profusely, clinging to the rock as they stumbled down the ridge.
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Many chose to descend its steep face backward, clinging to a low-set chain link.
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Clinging to the existing narratives, however, would only invite further attacks and strengthen Putin's hand.
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She rebukes him for "mansplaining" while she's clinging for her life to a rock face.
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By clinging tightly to the population, ISIS can virtually cancel out coalition air power advantages.
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For whatever reason, though, he's still clinging on to the hope that she may change.
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Go ahead and take a stroll on this cliff-clinging glass skywalk, which opened yesterday.
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But for folks still clinging to their iPhone 5S this is a major, major upgrade.
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ACROSS SOUTHERN Africa self-styled liberation parties have proved adept at clinging on to power.
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Clinging on while Trico climbs rickety scaffolding is thrilling, even if it's entirely non-interactive.
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Clinging to the rail with one hand, he tentatively reaches out toward the painted cyclorama.
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I could see a large tree with a few dead yellow leaves clinging to it.
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They broke up last summer, but Bella was still clinging to him as they strolled.
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Just look for the dude with models, like Camila, clinging to him like Saran wrap.
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Be aware of what you're clinging to, and try to probe deeper as to why.
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As for that graceful woman with clinging drapery seen earlier—she stands on a borderline.
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The left-leaning Labour Party gained seats, leaving Prime Minister Theresa May clinging to power.
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Republicans, clinging to antiquated "Reefer Madness" fantasies, have long opposed marijuana use for medicinal purposes.
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Militants have been clinging on in a few dozen buildings in Ghiza Bahriya for weeks.
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Republicans are clinging to a razor-thin lead in Ohio's hotly contested House special election.
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Alam accused the government of clinging on to power by "brute force" in the interview.
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He clearly got emotional as he left ... clinging to his bodyguard and looking pretty sad.
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"You don't have a bunch of hunters and fishers clinging to their guns," Franklin said.
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Clinging to life, her last words to Ned were "Promise me..." Promise you what, Lyanna?!
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A photograph from the ferry there shows him hugging her and clinging to her chest.
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Officials found their bodies the next day, Tuesday; several were still clinging to one another.
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A Democrat, Conor Lamb, was clinging to a slim lead over Rick Saccone, a Republican.
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Reliability has been improved through market reforms and increased flexibility — not through clinging to baseload.
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Just before noon, witnesses saw the man clinging to the structure and heard his shouts.
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He ran inside to take cover, his 11-month-old son clinging to his leg.
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It walks along the tufa without becoming too buoyant by clinging on with elongated claws.
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In 1950, a cub was found alone clinging to a burned tree in New Mexico.
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Yet he had no reservations about slamming Mr. Rispone for clinging to the president's coattails.
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But Trump is clinging to his "no collusion" claim: The Fake News is working overtime.
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Mr Netanyahu, however, hopes that by clinging to office he will be shielded from prosecution.
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But in 2020 the consequences of clinging to the status quo are incredibly far-reaching.
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The Hanged Man, featuring an denim-clad koala literally clinging to a polka-dot pole.
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Inside might be rajas, batons of chile with stray seeds still clinging like unfinished thoughts.
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In "We Two Boys Together Clinging" (1961), words helter-skelter around two gently swaying lollipops.
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The is clinging on to its year-to-date gains after extreme swings in February.
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The tech-heavy Nasdaq was still clinging to a 1.22 percent gain for the year.
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We spent weeks documenting the stories of people clinging to the road's edges to survive.
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The outside crackles, but inside the tapioca has gone gooey, clinging and pulling like mochi.
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I know that it's a privilege to shelter children, and it's one I'm clinging to.
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The tech-heavy Nasdaq was still clinging to a 0.87 percent gain for the year.
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The Wild are clinging to the final playoff wild card in the jumbled Western Conference.
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In other words, both sides of the political aisle are clinging to a religiopolitical identity.
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But May survived the vote, clinging onto power by the skin of her teeth -- yet again.
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And it's obviously not done yet, especially with Skripal and his daughter currently clinging to life.
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"For somebody who claims to hate relevancy u sure love clinging to it huh," she posted.
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These creatures likely arrived to Jamaica by clinging to rafts of floating vegetation, the researchers say.
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Shares fell 12 percent Friday, clinging to a 1 percent gain for the year so far.
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A child clinging to his father, who has been killed, begging him not to leave him.
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On the positive side of things, the headphone jack is still clinging on for dear life.
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At one point, Billie was clinging to one of her pals as they strolled the grounds.
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The sack-like shape helps prevent fabric from clinging to our skin on a sweltering day.
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He stars as Wilfred James, a farmer grimly clinging to his family land in 1920s Nebraska.
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For one barely clinging to her job, it amounted to almost cosmic levels of bad luck.
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"for somebody who claims to hate relevancy u sure love clinging to it huh," she wrote.
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Future arrived at LAX Thursday night with his son clinging to him as they walked outside.
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For the week, the dollar index was clinging to a slight gain of about 0.1 percent.
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November 2015, the memories of dripback gak clinging to your throat in the Uber—remember Uber?
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They're both adrift in a sea of responsibilities, clinging to each other, trying not to drown.
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He mimicked a cat, claws out, hanging on for dear life by clinging to a tree.
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The last stragglers emerged, clinging to ropes as heavy raindrops pelted them and slimed the trail.
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There is no easy solution, other than clinging to reality and clinically exposing Trump's make-believe.
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If you're still clinging onto your landline, you might as well throw it out right now.
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Back when BlackBerry was still clinging on to relevance, Tencent came out with WeChat for BlackBerry.
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"For somebody who claims to hate relevancy u sure love clinging to it huh," she said.
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You were like two little sea stars clinging to some coral after weeks of stormy seas.
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And trying to figure out how to do right while also, frankly, clinging to their privileges.
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The sloth was discovered clinging to a crash barrier in Quevedo, Ecuador, according to the posts.
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Most harrowing are the lives of the residents clinging to their homes on an abandoned block.
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We've been accused by Trump of clinging to a magical vision of a nuclear free world.
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He had seen, on his way past, small children clinging to their mothers and crying hysterically.
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It's the lightly sweet sunscreen smell clinging to your clothes at the end of the day.
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"I have Hillary Clinton on the other side," he said, clinging to her as a lifeline.
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But some airlines are clinging to first-class cabins, and making them more opulent than ever.
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"For somebody who claims to hate relevancy u sure love clinging to it huh," Grande tweeted.
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Sarksyan was president from 2008 and demonstrators said he was switching jobs but clinging to power.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) In polling averages, Sanders is still clinging onto second place over Warren.
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Which would be a disaster for Republicans clinging to a one-seat margin in the Senate.
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They inspected the drapes by the doors and found hundreds more stinkbugs clinging to the folds.
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The singer is not expected to live through the day, but he's still clinging to life.
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"for someone who claims to hate relevancy you sure love clinging to it huh," she wrote.
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Clinging to binary and polarizing assumptions based on polls does a disservice to the American public.
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EUR/GBP is for now clinging onto the uptrend support line drawn from the April low.
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Are you still clinging onto that collage of the Friends cast you made in middle school?
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It would have been difficult to imagine daily life clinging closer to the edge of existence.
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It was clinging to City — admirably — but Guardiola's team looked too smooth, too strong, too good.
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President Maduro, clinging desperately to power, uses humanitarian aid as a weapon against his own people.
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The roof eventually knocked up against a large rock, to which Allen saw a friend clinging.
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And, the next day ... he returned the favor by clinging on to her for dear life.
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But anyone still clinging to the hope of identity representation might do well to remember that. ●
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But it is useful to remind ourselves, via Freud, of what clinging to it can cost.
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Clinging to him was a small, conservatively dressed woman who didn't remotely seem to belong there.
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But for anybody clinging to the old definition, Tom Cruise appears eager to cling with you.
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Four of them died and a fifth was clinging to his life at an area hospital.
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His brief is to obliterate time by clinging resolutely to the present (and most pictorial) tense.
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Joe Heck is clinging to a narrow lead over former state Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto.
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For those clinging to life, it's probably bad news, making it almost impossible to win attention.
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Some, he added, are "clinging to the hope that governing reality will triumph over campaign rhetoric."
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Across the city, lawns are brown and dying -- and many plants are barely clinging to life.
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She was relaxed, in jeans and running shoes, flirting with Mr. Dokoupil, clinging to his arm.
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Facts are less important than desperately clinging to a disproven conspiracy theory that keeps Trump happy.
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We constantly press the refresh button on The Upshot or whatever lifeline we are clinging to.
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They're also just clinging to this relationship because of how they thought their life should be.
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The clinging worshiper ended up knocking the pope down — onto a young woman using a wheelchair.
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Ancient fish may have snacked on the threads of flesh still clinging to the exposed bones.
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Right winging, bitter clinging, proud clingers of our guns, our God, and our religion, and our Constitution.
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Irving hit a floater with 23 seconds remaining with the Celtics clinging to a two-point lead.
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Right-winging, bitter-clinging, proud clingers of our guns, our God, and our religion, and our Constitution.
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Her daughter was clinging to her, but Kellogg pried herself away and left her to her coaches.
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Twenty-two figurines can be seen clinging to inner tubes floating below in Fort Point Channel Basin.
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All of the hope we'd been desperately clinging to for eight months was gone in an instant.
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Roger Federer started the year at No. 17; Rafael Nadal was barely clinging to the top 10.
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A real estate investor-turned-amateur python hunter, she spotted a ribbon snake clinging to a leaf.
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Special nanoparticles (shown in white) clinging to rods (left) and cones (right) in the photoreceptors of mice.
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Nemcova, on holiday in Thailand, found herself clinging to a palm tree for more than eight hours.
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Images of the mother clinging to the dead calf have struck an emotional chord across the world.
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He's also got some advice for Spicey, not unlike what you'd tell someone clinging to a cliff.
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Once the bones are cool, slice off any meat clinging to the bones and remove the marrow.
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Yet there is another reason why the Brits are clinging to the royals now more than ever.
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Swallowing life and giving nothing, a trickle at best, back to the town clinging to its edge.
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"She was clinging to her mother and she did not want to be set down," he says.
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And that is the message that Joe Manchin and other vulnerable Democrats are clinging to in 2018.
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And by clinging to a dark chapter in Republican history, Mr. Trump has pained the party's leaders.
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With the Rockets clinging to a two-point lead, Gordon sealed the victory at the foul line.
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Crawford carried the Clippers in the fourth, which began with them clinging to a 246-point lead.
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Of course, I know from my own desperate clinging to dreams that it's hard to surrender expectation.
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There is popcorn everywhere in this room—on tables, spilled on the floor, kernels clinging to beards.
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For the next minute they lay there, clinging to each other and rocking from side to side.
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"We were clinging to each other all throughout the show," interjected her friend, Libby King, an actress.
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On the ground: People were sifting through debris for survivors or clinging to trees, waiting for rescue.
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She's now backing off the death wish, but she's clinging to the religious part of her rant.
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Together, they enjoy a Champagne-filled afternoon of joie de vivre, while clinging to a bygone era.
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At first, I was just standing around by myself, clinging to my beer and feeling slightly uncomfortable.
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The footage shows dozens of people clinging to a rubber dinghy as they struggle to stay afloat.
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Prosecutors said he had become accustomed to a lavish lifestyle and was preoccupied with clinging to it.
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The center-right Revival Party lost seats it had won last year, clinging to just four seats.
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Even as the mother allows herself to fantasize, her family is always there, clinging to her legs.
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Trump denounced socialism and warned Maduro against clinging to power in a speech in Miami on Monday.
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With the Rockets clinging to a 212-point lead, Gordon sealed the victory at the foul line.
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Clinging to a 45-43 lead, the Badgers reeled off eight straight points, including five by Ford.
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Here the French held their ground, clinging to their own vision of a secular, centralized welfare state.
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It's a sign of how investors are clinging to any sign that the trade fight could ease.
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It's a sign of how investors are clinging to any sign that the trade fight could ease.
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To thoughts of that little kitten, still clinging to a branch, its body turning to bleached bones.
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Another person was pictured clinging on to a Barrett M82A1, a rifle capable of firing armor-piercing .
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Often, defensiveness means that you are clinging to a position that should be examined — and perhaps abandoned.
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The move follows days of large street protests against Sarksyan, whom protesters accuse of clinging to power.
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Hundreds arrived on its shores each day, soaked and exhausted from clinging onto rubber boats from Turkey.
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This is an amazing time for transformation if you can let go of whatever you're clinging to!
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Hope is clinging to the life raft and kicking, even when there is no sight of land.
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Is that a flashback to Romney's 47 percent flop and Obama's clinging to guns quote I hear?
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I could see Celeste's thin, wet jacket clinging to her like the marmoreal drapery on a statue.
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Democrats are still clinging to hope that the Dream and Promise Act could one day be enacted.
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Martinez departed with runners on first and second and the Cardinals clinging to a 1-0 lead.
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"Our blood is the same," Myrna told the audience, with Michele and Heidi clinging to her side.
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Republicans are either clinging to narrow leads or essentially tied in New Hampshire, North Carolina, and Missouri.
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The president promised Mexican voters drastic change, and often dismisses his detractors as people clinging on to privilege.
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Tomas grabs onto the line too, both he and the First clinging to the anchor of the Crabber.
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And more of us may be clinging to desktop players and local music files than you might think.
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Lainie topped it off with not one but two fake babies, with one hilariously clinging to her leg.
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On Christmas, zoo employees noticed a small orange ball of fluff clinging to one of the new residents.
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The reason for clinging on, investors say, is their belief that regional companies will still deliver robust profits.
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Smart, talented, reluctant housewives, reduced to cleaning and pacing and clinging to the last fragments of their sanity.
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Germany's most recent chancellors have all been pushed out of office, after clinging on to power too long.
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But that case was dismissed last September and it's just clinging to life in the appeals process now.
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And she's not alone; women are launching, finding, and clinging to communities like this all across the country.
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Despite wars, plagues, meteorites, and our determination to poison the planet, we trudge on, somehow clinging to life.
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Did you love it at first site or were you still clinging to your BlackBerry or Palm Treo.
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These headphones will neither fall off from being too loose nor become painful from clinging on too tight.
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Power, he told the crowd, belonged to them and not to the politicians clinging on to their jobs.
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Now, everyone's in the muck together, clinging to details both subtle and blatant to parse out their meaning.
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In some cases, the "treatment" at the home involves the removal of termites still clinging to the ant.
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The consequences will vary by firm, with some tycoons gradually ceding control, and others clinging on to it.
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It's a way to rationalize clinging even more vehemently to a ruinous, oligarchic status quo—democracy be damned.
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The rematch was a seesaw battle, as the Pistons entered the fourth clinging to a 78-75 advantage.
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On the morning she was to learn the outcome of her test, Sonia found herself clinging to superstition.
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Still, Maduro is clinging to power, sparking a series of deadly clashes and prolonging Venezuela's punishing economic crisis.
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The goats' farmer, Zhong Shu, told CCTV that he found the monkey clinging to his herd on Saturday.
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The oesophagus closes, with oxygen starved and the opiates clinging tight to the opiate receptors in the brain.
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Asked about the need for consolidation, Janaillac said the issue was that Europe was clinging to "flag" carriers.
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They cannot abide the prospect of a man who gases civilians and deliberately bombs hospitals clinging to power.
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Much of the rest of the country appears to have adopted Rouhani's stance and is clinging to hope.
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Their story begins with the two of them clinging to each other as Syria slides into civil war.
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According to the post, the pup was found clinging to the rail while flood waters surged around her.
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Unzipping the suits, they peeled them outward, away from the sweat-soaked clothing now clinging to their skin.
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Trump has been steadfastly clinging to his same gravity-defying hairstyle for decades now, no matter the cost.
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Recent history gives us plenty of examples that a clinging base can't prevent a president from slipping anyway.
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But with three weeks until the election, Northam, Virginia's current lieutenant governor, is clinging to a slim lead.
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Despite clinging to one of the East's wild-card spots, the Red Wings essentially sat this one out.
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Guardiola described Fernando, the Brazilian midfield destroyer, as "the key player" when City was clinging to the lead.
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Irving hit a critical floater with 23 seconds remaining with the Celtics clinging to a two-point lead.
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But somehow the Patriots went into the fourth quarter clinging to a 13-10 lead over the 49ers.
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We have been living in an America still clinging to some notion of rugged individualism to its peril.
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Or maybe we're just clinging to them because they are small enough to fit in our back pockets.
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And with Republicans clinging to a 51-49 majority in the Senate, every race this November is critical.
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And with Republicans clinging to a 51-19863 majority in the Senate, every race this November is critical.
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"The Thing With Feathers" is also a Dickinson reference, and Mr. Organ is mistaken in clinging to it.
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Clinging to the golden era or the height of your career is common, but particularly in rap music.
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Elliot is still clinging to the hope that Mr. Robot is finally gone, perhaps killed by Wellick's bullet.
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Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has been slow to spend, clinging to the promise of a fiscal surplus.
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In one room, she has built a music studio with stretches of foam soundproofing clinging to the walls.
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Clinging to Tara's anguished face, Laurie Rose's camera scrutinizes an unhappiness that builds to an almost tangible desperation.
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But a few feet below, the rover found vast brown webs of sea algae clinging to the ice.
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Becoming too emotionally attached to investments can result in irrationally clinging to an asset longer than you should.
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In "TROS," Palpatine is seemingly alive, clinging on to life by being hooked up to a giant machine.
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Set in present-day Memphis, it focuses on two people who are just barely clinging to the margins.
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It was October 2015, and Mr. Trump was clinging to first place in the Republican presidential primary campaign.
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Hungry City 9 Photos View Slide Show ' The red weaver ant larvae are creamy white, clinging and plump.
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In London, after the extraordinary British general election, Theresa May is clinging to the wreckage of her authority.
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But privately, other Africans and I accused African-Americans of clinging to the past, of not letting go.
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Instead, the exes are ensconced in the backstage area of their date, crying and clinging to each other.
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A nation clinging to the western edge of the European continent, Portugal has always turned toward the sea.
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But vetoing the Legislature's humane reform of solitary confinement leaves him clinging to the worst of prison abuses.
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SPX, is clinging on in positive territory and while the trade jitters have sapped the Dow Jones Industrial .
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He previously told The Times that he had no intention of clinging to power long past his prime.
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Netanyahu is desperately clinging to power to wage his legal battle from the favorable perch of prime minister.
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The Bangalore Mirror published photographs of women clinging to female police officers and being rushed away by men.
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Fukuyama, less a cosmopolitan and more a nation-state guy, has greater sympathy for people clinging to differences.
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These artists expanded the ambition of the prank show while still clinging to its queasy-making juvenile roots.
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In one, cars crowd together on the ramped roadway of a railroad crossing, like rats clinging to driftwood.
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There will be no definitive answers here — but we can go over the main theories clinging to this crime.
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The Mavs were clinging to a two-point lead midway through the third before Barnes drained a 22-pointer.
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A photo from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch newspaper shows the young Colenburg clinging to Officer Langsdorf that day.
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Monk, a 4-year-old capuchin monkey, was seen in police body cam footage clinging to Hession 's chest.
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In 1999, Hurricane Floyd created a "500-year flood" that left whole towns underwater, their residents clinging to rooftops.
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And fear of the mercurial dictator has yet to abate as he plots ways of clinging to the throne.
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The man took his own boat into the river but found only Ortega, who was clinging to a tree.
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At this young age, most slow lorises are still clinging to their mothers as they traipse through the rainforest.
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But here you can clearly see one of the boosters clinging to the rocket, sending it into a spin.
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A Matabele ant, handicapped by a clinging termite, is carried off by a foraging African stink ant (Paltothyreus tarsatus).
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Winston Churchill was a boozy bloviator and serial bungler, launching the Dardanelles campaign and clinging to the gold standard.
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When she and others crossed a river inside Myanmar by clinging to bamboo rafts, soldiers opened fire on them.
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Rescuers found Zosia – they think she's about 3 years old – clinging for life near the side of the tracks.
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She waded through Mekong River, with the children clinging on, ducking underwater when they feared they might be spotted.
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I often find myself clinging to the supporting women I find to be way more complex, cool, and interesting.
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You can also see the horror on the faces of his victims ... some of them clinging to young children.
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Trump's hands are their own, clinging on to the flotsam and jetsam as the future's lonely tide breaks change.
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The self-defeating policies of governments clinging to power, such as in Egypt (see article), cause yet more harm.
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Thinking back, their behavior seemed unconscious, reflexive, as if they were clinging to order, and reassuring themselves with it.
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How much of that skin is still actually alive, clinging to dear life in the shadow of that loofah?
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In the Labour camp Jeremy Corbyn has been rejected by three-quarters of his MPs and is clinging on.
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Here children scream—clinging to the walls or the nearest adult—until it is three feet deep once more.
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We soon glimpsed a spectacular orange-and-black frog clinging to a mossy tree trunk: a poison dart frog.
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Survivors could be seen clinging onto rooftops, while others paddled through the flooded areas on makeshift rafts and boats.
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I suddenly became aware of how tightly I have been clinging to the fleeting sense of inhabiting another self.
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The Times should stop clinging to a narrative contrary to the consistent findings of three separate investigations, including ours.
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Months of soul-crushing anxiety fell away like big clods of mud that had been clinging to my shoulders.
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But instead of clinging to the tragedies, the community will hopefully bring something positive out of all of this.
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You're famous for clinging onto the past with your crab claws, but look toward the future this September, Cancer.
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Obama, "clinging" comment aside, took pains to speak about the ails of working-class whites with nuance and empathy.
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Rather than stubbornly clinging to preconceptions about each other, dialogue and respectful understanding of differences will move us forward.
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And Britain's contradictory clinging to notions of a noble yesteryear even as it erases the evidence of its past.
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Clinging to the blanket is a desperate gesture to stay warm and hide, and it's not going to work.
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Chunks of meat and fat, clinging to large bones, were deposited onto small beds of leaves before the assembled.
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Then, 295 yards upstream, they climbed down into the windswept gorge, clinging to shrubs and branches to break falls.
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Clinging to one end of the fragment, Dr. Marvin found, were droplets of minerals, including wustite, an iron oxide.
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But there might also something deeper at play — a specific reason we're clinging to glittery, pastel-hued horned horses.
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Yet asking male friends or family members for help would puncture the image of strength she was clinging to.
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Helicopters set off into the rain for another day of efforts to find people clinging to rooftops and trees.
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The Trump administration is also clinging to a mostly stalled peace process that was begun under President Barack Obama.
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He believed that doctors were fallible, there was always another treatment out there, and life was worth clinging to.
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They are clinging to the outsides and squatting on the roofs, as well as filling every carriage to capacity.
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Behind him, out a nearby window, I could see a sugar glider, a small possum, clinging to a cage.
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But you're more likely to find it clinging to a tidepool rock than awaiting chopsticks on a dinner plate.
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In 1966, he entered the Boston Marathon but finished short of the finish line, clinging to a telephone pole.
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Republicans have been clinging to power only by dint of an alliance with a Democrat, Simcha Felder of Brooklyn.
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Their limbs were lost inside clinging tunics, oversize collegiate sweaters and flowing trousers printed with blurred silk-screen motifs.
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This behavior is annoying to me, but am I being too fussy by clinging to past standards of propriety?
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The yield on benchmark 10-year Treasury notes stood at 1.7809%, clinging of the gains made the day before.
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They're clinging to contention now, trading veterans (Wade Davis, Jarrod Dyson) but getting major leaguers, not prospects, in return.
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A few minutes later, DePaul was clinging to that narrow advantage when the Blue Demons created a working margin.
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Their relatives, out living ordinary days, dialed and redialed, texted and retexted, clinging to hope on their own smartphones.
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She's certainly sinister, with her saccharine voice and the clinging way that she interacts with Royce during their visits.
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Then one day my wife brought home a cardboard box with a shriveled baby capuchin monkey, clinging to life.
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With the government clinging to power with emergency measures and printing currency into oblivion, Venezuelans are only getting angrier.
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On the branches of the crepe myrtle, tight leaf buds are clinging beside the husks of last summer's berries.
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Some of the most vulnerable members on either side are those clinging to seats that defy these demographic trends.
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Cover image: Spain's last coal miners are clinging on to their jobs at La Escondida, or the Hidden Mine.
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Like their texts, the accompanying visuals are also often elusive, suggestive of a narrative but still clinging to abstraction.
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"For somebody who claims to hate relevancy u sure love clinging to it huh," she wrote, without mentioning Davidson.
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In metro Detroit, I learned there was some truth to the claim that gun carriers were indeed "clinging" to their guns — but not out of fearful ignorance (as Obama's "clinging to their guns" quip implied) but because their carried guns said something important about who they were and what they wanted to become.
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The battle is almost over, but for now ISIS fighters are still clinging to their last tiny piece of territory.
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Once at the waterfall, we see a gaggle of tourists clinging to the rocks surrounding a 45-foot, pounding waterfall.
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Hosmer made the throw across the infield for the first out with the Padres clinging to a one-run led.
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And yet they're still clinging to this dogma, and indeed the latest tax bill is the latest example of that.
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This could be exhilarating, unless you're clinging onto the past, in which case Uranus may bring some shocks your way.
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And clinging to my fantasies can allow me to hurt other people and can allow other people to hurt me.
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We root for Willa, even though she's clinging to the mid-20th-century American dream, but she's resisting progress, too.
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Not content with his role in that obloquy, he now seems determined to shame his state by clinging to office.
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A village of 3,300 clinging to hills of the Cordillera Central, Mariana is best known for its annual breadfruit festival.
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Shares of the firm closed nearly 2.3 percent lower, clinging to gains of 0.18 percent for the year so far.
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A three-year-old Ohio girl is clinging to life after she was allegedly beaten by her babysitter, PEOPLE confirms.
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The black power desk was a real unit, the vestige of an establishment clinging to the last remnants of empire.
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She is given to soft and clinging gowns, and, according to her own confession, is very fond of moving pictures.
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The researchers were also intrigued by a worm-like brittle star, or ophiuroids, that's clinging very tightly to the coral.
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Though a small dollop uncleaned poop clinging to your body intensifies that fight, it can probably win that one too.
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Virginia Republicans are clinging to a 51-49 edge in the statehouse; the 2011 map could help them keep it.
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He made one free throw but missed the second with 218 seconds remaining, Utah clinging to a 237-248.6 lead.
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Rescue teams saw the woman clinging to a roadside guardrail but she slipped and was later recovered 600 meters away.
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By clinging on, Mr Netanyahu is undermining the democracy that makes Israel shine in a region of violence and oppression.
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The Dow and S&P 500 were clinging to small monthly gains, while the Nasdaq was up nearly 1.2 percent.
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The yen is still clinging on to a 2280 percent gain despite a 2200 percent plunge since the U.S. election.
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Najla came of age in exile alongside 21976,2350 fellow Saharawi refugees clinging defiantly to life in the brutal Sahara Desert.
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Clinging to the idea of gender as a discrete, unifying factor actively erases other—often far more salient—social realities.
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" A fourth message read: "I&aposm clinging to small pockets of happiness in the dark time of the Republic's destruction.
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In 2010, reality star T.J. Lavin crashed on his BMX bike, leaving him in a coma and clinging to life.
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The key possession in the game came with about four minutes remaining and Memphis clinging to an 80-74 lead.
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Part of the fixation on humanoid robots is a failure of imagination, a clinging to what we've seen on screen.
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Tom Petty is "clinging to life" after suffering a massive cardiac arrest on Sunday night, according to reports from TMZ.
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At the time of publication, Bertorelli's iPhone was clinging on for dear life, but still lying on the balcony below.
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By clinging to an Ostpolitik focused on Russia, the Social Democrats are rendering relations with the wider east increasingly fraught.
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A government fearing Russian revanchism and clinging to NATO's collective defense commitments, it embraces a U.S. president who questions both.
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Randolph also had a key offensive rebound with 22 seconds to go with Memphis clinging to a 90-723 lead.
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The prime minister, clinging to power, hopes Mr. Gantz will fail, forcing a third election that few in Israel want.
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The sight of a civilian populace wildly cheering soldiers clinging to a tank is the standard fare of coups d'état.
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I saw a full-length, foreign thing — a monstrous, graceless, not-quite-a-diving-suit thing — clinging to my body.
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But redditors were making plans in the comments and, in true Reddit fashion, clinging to those plans with cultish intensity.
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He abstains from butter, touching the dough with just the oil needed to keep it from clinging to his hands.
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Instead of clinging to the past, the United States needs a complete redesign that favors adaptive education and competency measures.
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The S&P 2015 is clinging to a 0.4 percent June advance, while the Nasdaq is still up 1.2 percent.
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Now Mr. Cubitt needs to move the story forward another six hours with his killer caught and clinging to life.
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Gianluigi Buffon, Andrea Barzagli and Giorgio Chiellini should have been furrowing their brows, gritting their teeth, clinging by their fingernails.
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For whatever reason, the spectacle of someone clinging to a mountain, and then falling, is like catnip to the public.
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"All these shameless people are clinging to power," said Luis, a 45-year-old Venezuelan outside the consulate in Madrid.
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Now, he paddled for his life amid the flaming debris and floating corpses, with survivors clinging to empty water drums.
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The first plants appeared some 500 million years ago, early mosses, hornworts and liverworts, low and clinging to the ground.
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Amusingly, masks are definitely being worn by both the mysophobes clinging to their sanitary wipes and the careless bare-footers.
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You could almost feel empathy for the pundits who got caught clinging to prior forecasts as the party line shifted.
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Cult like fans will be glued to their TVs, clinging on to every play like their life depends on it.
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An emotional full moon in Pisces arrives on September 14, and you're tasked with releasing something you've been clinging to.
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Disney was still clinging to hand-drawn animation, and Mr. Lasseter insisted that the future of animation involved computer graphics.
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MAKEUP REMOVER All that long-lasting makeup remains clinging to your skin, so it needs something powerful to remove it.
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Members of minority groups struggle to find accurate representation in films, clinging tightly to even the smallest examples of representation.
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He would fall asleep clinging to one of his mother's shirts because, he said, its scent reminded him of home.
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The infant, identified as Yazeem Jenkins, is clinging to life in an intensive care unit, after being shot four times.
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And so it does — in fact, it broadcasts as fact speculations to which Clinton supporters have been clinging since November.
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Clinging to that illusion, neither partner really sees the other, or even acknowledges that the other has hidden, private selves.
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Feel like an adrenaline-pumping thriller that will leave you clinging to the edge of your seat during each episode?
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Clinging unswervingly to the girls' viewpoints, "Kill Me Please" is at once brash and subtle, blissed out and razor sharp.
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Even as chances of succeeding looked increasingly slim, many were clinging to hopes they would eventually reach the United States.
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Thinking of that little white kitten clinging on for dear life with its tiny claws, then shrivelled up and dead.
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It's a thin reed of hope for the left, given Trump's early personnel moves, but progressives are clinging to it.
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For species already threatened with extinction, already clinging to the edge, this may have been the swift and final blow.
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But with Sony increasingly clinging to interactive entertainment as its economic driver, it needs to send a signal of strength.
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" Democrats, Trump said, are clinging to the allegations in the opposition research file as "an excuse for losing an election.
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Since the Empire has fallen, the mere fact that Gideon is still clinging to this title is pretty freaking nefarious.
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Photographs of the police and the crowds have circulated, including one showing a woman clinging to a female police officer.
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They are clinging tenaciously to the old standards of right and wrong, to the Constitution and the rule of law.
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There were 10 seconds remaining, the Vikings had no timeouts, and New Orleans was clinging to a one-point lead.
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According to a 911 call, one girl was left clinging to the coaster until rescuers could get to the scene.
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Right now, the white maleocracy is clinging to power, with disproportionate wealth and representation in Congress relative to its size.
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One day prior on July 25, a pilot spotted a person clinging to a makeshift raft, according to the FWC report.
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Clinging to this kind of all-or-nothing view of a character pairing is, in general, a recipe for massive disappointment.
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Many are traumatized, not knowing if their parents are alive -- clinging on to the nearest doctor or nurse they can find.
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It is only brokers and other advisors, who sell financial products for a commission, that are clinging to a lesser bar.
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Also in the area, video from CNN affiliate KFOR showed a woman clinging to a tree as floodwaters rushed around her.
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Still clinging to the hope of some athletic future, Thompson made a desperate attempt in cage fighting, but it didn't take.
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"[Trump's] actions could inspire them to feel justified in clinging to what they see as their deserved elevated status," White says.
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Empires crash and burn, but among the embers we can usually find one or two inventions worthy of clinging on to.
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Despite being wrong-footed for years, strategists are still clinging on to their view of a weaker dollar in a year.
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With Kibaki clinging to victory, his presidential inauguration at the end of the year sparked protests and deadly, ethnically motivated violence.
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Stocks were mostly lower after the report, with the healthcare and utilities sectors in the red and financials clinging to gains.
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He tries to avoid work he feels is beneath him, while desperately clinging to what he's earned before it slips away.
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In an open-seat race in Arizona between two current congresswomen, Kyrsten Sinema, the Democrat, is clinging to a narrow lead.
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Elsewhere, the Australian dollar edged up 0.1 percent to $0.7667, clinging above a three-month low of $0.7643 set last week.
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Elsewhere, the Australian dollar was up 0.35 percent at $0.7688, clinging above a three-month low of $0.7643 set last week.
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Anyone clinging to hope that Talvin is going strong had their wildest dreams crushed when the couple confirmed the breakup themselves.
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The US federal government, meanwhile, is ignoring the popular will and retrenching, clinging to coal as it swirls down the drain.
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It is only brokers and other advisors who sell financial products for a commission that are clinging to a lesser bar.
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Those clinging to exposed parts of the rover have probably been killed by radiation in the 5½ years since it landed.
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Nevertheless, the M2 clung to track like a baby gorilla clinging to its mother and was ready for the next turn.
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If it was real, Alison still had to be clinging to life when Ben tossed her body into the sea, right?
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At events in the run up to Sunday's festival tactics ranging from dives to clinging to the pole have been seen.
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America began as a thin band of English colonies clinging to the eastern coast, vastly outnumbered by speakers of other languages.
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Elise is vain and insecure, clinging to youth with her French manicure and drinking herself to sleep under a self-portrait.
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After the parliamentarian's ruling, the timeline becomes incredibly difficult for any Republican who is still clinging to hopes of Obamacare repeal.
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They were accused, over and over, of partaking in a bizarre and misguided form of grieving, and clinging to false hope.
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Shannon Beador spent two decades clinging on to a relationship with David Beador, amid tense battles and his very public affair.
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So the vapor precipitates out by clinging to microscopic particles in the air, such as sodium or calcium, and forming crystals.
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She stood in her open car door, clinging onto the door with one hand and onto her child with the other.
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" Another instant message read: "I&aposm clinging to small pockets of happiness in the dark time of the Republic&aposs destruction.
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He told the Associated Press he saw two rabbits on one sheep and a third on another, clinging to their wool.
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This hurts their growth and ability to create jobs, leaving them clinging to desperate, ill-planned methods to protect their profits.
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Even though I am clinging to the idea that we all continue, the pain that attends these passings has no cure.
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Clinging to his dad's chest, Boomer then smiles shyly for the phone camera, held by Phelps' wife Nicole Johnson Phelps, 31.
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I remember the crackling the most — then comes the smell that sits in the air for hours, clinging to your clothes.
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However, a pair of hard line-drive outs left the bases loaded and the Cardinals clinging to a 4-3 lead.
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But otherwise, it's a behavior that more often than not leaves me clinging to unhealthy relationships and unattainable ideals for myself.
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The ex-'Real Housewife' took a dip on Miami Beach in a two-piece that was clinging hard to her assets.
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You're suddenly able to let go of something you've been clinging on to—it just doesn't make sense for you anymore!
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Shepherd was found clinging to the hull but Brown was pulled from the water unconscious and died from cold water immersion.
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Let these photographs serve as proof that we are far from the postracial ideal that many Americans have been clinging to.
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Polls showed Nelson, Tester and Donnelly clinging to narrow leads and McCaskill tied with Hawley in the days before the election.
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"A wrecked and inflatable boat was found without an engine and the illegal migrants were found clinging to it," Qassem said.
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The next morning, I woke up to the devastating news that RFK had been shot and was tenuously clinging to life.
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In Barnes's novel, Shostakovich gradually descends into self-mockery, clinging to his music to save his reputation in some future time.
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While nearby villages fell victim to tourism and development, Yumingzui persevered, clinging to ancient fishing rites and homes made of seaweed.
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Aerial images show entire villages submerged by muddy brown water and survivors clinging to rooftops while others paddle on makeshift rafts.
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He struck out Derek Norris and Ryan Schimpf with runners at second and third while clinging to a 2-1 lead.
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"You can draw a straight line between Trump being unsteady and erratic and people clinging more to Joe Biden," Payne said.
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With the Mets clinging to a one-run lead heading into the seventh, the normally reliable Robles coughed up three runs.
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In past negotiations, the Yemeni government of Mr. Hadi was criticized for clinging to what seemed to be unreasonably inflexible positions.
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The same genetic tools involved in reanimating a mammoth may be tremendously useful in saving species that are still clinging on.
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But by and large, HOWSLA doesn't do that, instead mostly clinging to the dancefloor life raft of a consistent kick drum.
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Further back, there was clique of middle schoolers clinging to their Razor scooters, who seemed equally as scared as I was.
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Daniel is one of three sons being raised by a clinging, overprotective middle-class mother (Audrey Tautou in an atypical role).
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I realized soon after Alan's death that I'd been clinging to a sliver of hope that Alan would get better someday.
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Instead of contending, they're tied for eighth in the West, clinging to the last playoff spot by the slimmest of margins.
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The election results on Tuesday were a disaster for Republican elites still clinging to hope that they can stop Donald Trump.
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He seems down with her clinging onto him ... but watch what happens when he sees the camera guy across the street.
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Endings are hard, Taurus, and saying goodbye sucks, but you can't bring in the new if you're clinging to the past.
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Therefore, we can't be certain of our notion of what's right, or rigid in clinging to abstract principle or dogmatic ideology.
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Overfishing and geographic disputes with Canada have left these tiny islands clinging like barnacles to France's vast bureaucratic hull to survive.
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Warren was in second at 20 percent and Biden in third at 15 percent, clinging to the threshold to win delegates.
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Video captured by a camera crew in the lobby showed parents clinging to their children as they ran across the marble.
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And yet most Republican leaders are still clinging to the outmoded notion that publicly aligning with Trump is a winning strategy.
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Second, we have the Democratic Party and most of Trump's opponents clinging to and doubling down on a demonstrably failed strategy.
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The child was able to survive by clinging to a rung when he found an air pocket in the manhole area.
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By Dave Gray "Liminal Thinking" will challenge readers to step outside of the beliefs they've been clinging to their entire lives.
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Florida is a supposedly fun place that has a lot of sadness clinging to it, like barnacles to a boat's hull.
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"The people who have no options, who are the deadwood and clinging to a job, have no other place to go."
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Nor is she a typical celebrity, clinging to fame by remaining apolitical and hoping that no one boycotts her next movie.
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The Steelers, with a record of 6 wins and 5 losses, are clinging to the last playoff spot in their conference.
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Fans have been clinging onto that faint hope of Syrio's return for, gosh, six years now, and they're not giving up.
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I didn't know how to respond to the clinging intimacy of it, kitchen slop, pan handles sticking out of the sink.
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Now, as an adult, I cannot bear to get in bed with the grime of the day clinging to my skin.
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So Augustine Charahani, the engineer, simply waited, helplessly, clinging to a staircase in the capsized vessel, caught between hope and hopelessness.
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Some survivors were still clinging onto trees or roofs, waiting for rescue teams almost a week after the storm first struck.
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In the fifth inning Thursday, with the Indians clinging to a 5-4 lead, Chisenhall delivered a three-run, pinch-hit homer.
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It's not hard to imagine Gritty clinging to the back of the car for dear life, howling in fear and/or excitement.
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China's party was still clinging to power, but many others had collapsed; China's would follow, he believed, in just a few years.
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Surrounded by love and friendship and desert sand, cacti clinging to the whir of time passed and the bliss of the present.
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But market observers thought because Trump was such an unknown, investors would react by dumping risky assets and clinging to safe positions.
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When she started coming for us on all fours, baby clinging on, we started running and Robet stayed to offer her fruit.
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With the Wildcats clinging to a 71-69 lead, he blocked Seton Hall guard Derrick Gordon's layup with 23 seconds to play.
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It has prompted the departure of 15 lawmakers and last year briefly left Turnbull's Liberal-National coalition clinging to a minority government.
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Venezuela's political and humanitarian crisis remains fluid with President Nicolas Maduro clinging to power amid protests led by opposition leader Juan Guaido.
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However, if you've been clinging onto any pre-Air iPad (iPad 1, 2, 3, and 4), the new iPad is a steal.
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Here's a fun small recap: Having a two and half year old and a newborn attached and clinging to her 24/7.
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When it tumbles, it shows the that workers are clinging to whatever job they have and don't think there's much else available.
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He was less than half a mile away from the river where a woman was clinging to a tree with her infant.
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When he finally spotted her, she was clinging to a tree with one arm and holding her infant in the other arm.
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Of course, that leaves potential vulnerability for users still clinging to older versions of the operating system, as they're no longer supported.
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Instead of clinging to the bad news, seek out the good news, and try to do more things that happy people do!
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Some of them clinging to their shops and closet indexing, they need to go away because they are not helping the cause.
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The cinderblock homes clinging to the hillside are painted in bright colors thanks to a government program to spruce up poor neighborhoods.
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Apparently, the family was unaware that the cat was on the car and had been clinging to the roof of the van.
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You spend a great deal of the game simply clinging to their backs, so it's hard not to spot the small details.
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But the 7 includes enough cumulative iPhone improvements from the past two years to tempt anyone still clinging to an older model.
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And then a colleague is wheeled in on a gurney, clinging to life, and that alarm becomes a deafening wake-up call.
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While the potential advantages of clinging to Mr Trump may be smaller than they first appear, the possible disadvantages are probably greater.
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From there, the heavy metal gases escape into space by clinging onto lighter hydrogen and helium gas, according to the new study.
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"We are not used to this heat," says Tahir, his sweat-drenched vest clinging to his chest in various shades of yellow.
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His wife, April Holton, was also in the master bedroom, "clinging to life" from a gunshot wound to the head, says Franklin.
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May, Trump's British counterpart, is clinging to power after the Conservative Party suffered greater electoral losses in Parliament than expected last Thursday.
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Are you clinging to it even though neither you nor anyone else in your household has played with that creature in years?
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To research his first book, "The Beast", he rode Mexico's trains with migrants clinging to the roofs as they headed towards America.
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Wizards coach Scott Brooks inserted them into the game with 4:47 remaining and his club clinging to a two-point lead.
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Holden and Miller were left barely clinging to life after being rescued, leaving the fate of the solar system in the balance.
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If you haven't let go of your old social crew, or if you're otherwise clinging to the past, shit will get worse!
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At this point it's fair to ask what public credibility on climate change a company like Exxon could possibly be clinging to.
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They think they deserve to wield that power over the rest of us deplorables, bitterly clinging to the wrong side of history.
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The message is clear: Donald Trump and Republican leaders care more about clinging to power than protecting the voice of their constituents.
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The archdiocese paid $10 million in settlements with 86 of his victims and their relatives as Law was clinging to his job.
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This image, which photographer Frank Deschandol calls "The Climbing Dead," shows a weevil clinging to a fern stem in the Peruvian Amazon.
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The white crow of the show's title can be found clinging to the back wall of a nearly lightless room painted black.
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Curiously, China and to a certain extent India are clinging to the old, government-centric model, at least for the time being.
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"Europeans are now suddenly clinging to General Mattis like he's going to stave off reality for them, and he's not," Hulsman says.
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Even now, after tweaks to the system in 2012, the NFL is still clinging to a system that makes no logical sense.
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Each team enjoyed an eight-point lead in the first three quarters, which ended with Washington clinging to an 85-79 advantage.
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I would start crying and clinging to my dad, usually burrowing into his neck, so we have lots of pictures of that.
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Clinging to the rocky ceiling by threads of their own silk, the larvae perform an eerie astronomical imitation to catch their prey.
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Like Jack and Rose clinging to that frozen plank, we hope to ride out the waves and someday find a lasting relationship.
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But "Nikes" is the sort of deft, challenging, and instinctively breathtaking track that kept people clinging onto Ocean in the first place.
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The game stayed tight, with Ole Miss (383-238, 234-210 SEC) clinging to a small lead early on the second half.
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Clinging to power for 14 years, as Pelosi has, necessarily is borne of some arrogance and refusal to engage in self-criticism.
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If Democrats insist on clinging to all established norms, they entrench a system that locks a majority of voters out of power.
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The e-sales promotion company Groupon, itself once mighty and now clinging to life, occupies part of Ward's former headquarters in Chicago.
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With 100 percent of votes counted, Conor Lamb, a Democrat, was clinging to a 641-vote lead over Rick Saccone, a Republican.
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It crests the hill, majestic and barely clinging to the CGI afforded to it, before charging at Jackson in a snorting rage.
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But the men clinging on in the remaining hotels were protected by housing laws that gave them the rights of permanent residents.
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His biggest test came in the fourth, when he loaded the bases while the Yankees were clinging to a 1-0 lead.
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Clinging to a tree branch in torrential rain and howling winds, Ruaridh Connellan fought against the ferocious current of Houston's Greens Bayou.
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Unlike my other great-grandparents, the Wieners never really assimilated, my father told me, clinging to their old language and strict religiosity.
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It was, perhaps more precisely, the smell of somebody clinging to life, which Mr. Kinoshita carried with him whenever he went outside.
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But at least fixing it doesn't involve brain scans, antidepressant pills or clinging for dear life to some cantering Cheyenne or Misty.
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Among the victims was a woman who was swept into a canal and drowned, while her child survived by clinging to her.
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Among the victims was a woman who was swept into a canal and drowned while her child survived by clinging to her.
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To me, this piece of advice was worth clinging to: For 14 days after possible exposure, limit human contact to arrest spread.
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High above, as you drive that road to get to Mr. Herrou's farm, are perched ancient villages improbably clinging to the cliffs.
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The line of customers includes college students, construction workers and housewives with the chill of air-conditioning still clinging to their clothes.
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It's already thought that P. azael and other palorchestids had enlarged "scimitar-like" claws that were ideal for slicing, clinging, and raking.
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Their hearts brimmed with gratitude and trepidation as they tried to navigate this new land while clinging to fragments of their past.
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Some of the people rescued were utterly exhausted after spending all night clinging to their roofs or being stuck in their attics.
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Shirtless, they cooked big vats of tomato sauce, the steam beading on their faces and clinging to the fur in their armpits.
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Labour is also clinging onto West Bromwich East, formerly held by the party&aposs ex-deputy leader, Tom Watson, according to YouGov.
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He was shot and killed by a sniper — firemen rode on the outside of the truck, clinging to the railing back then.
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But defiance, denial and conspiracy thinking are also evident: Young people are packing the beaches, clinging to the usual spring break excesses.
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But many liberals and progressives have begun clinging to one faint hope that he could still be stopped — through the Electoral College.
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Drivers are clinging to any signs of being heard, getting to keep more of their money and being treated as actual partners.
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But the international community appears paralyzed on the diplomatic front, clinging onto a peace deal that has failed to end the war.
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To adults looking down at us, this was a dangerous ideology in a Britain clinging to values that dated back to Victorian times.
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Some of the rescues included people being pulled off of rooftops and a nurse found clinging to a tree in the flood waters.
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"In the media, they're portrayed as skinny bears clinging onto the last little piece of ice, which is not entirely true," he continued.
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Trump is a president who seems to be clinging to boosting and protecting his personal image as his most important asset and ideology.
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The laptops, airline pillows, buckets, all those crazy things clinging to the beast, things that initially appeared so harmless, may have other meanings.
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First, Green rejected Schroder on a drive to the hoop with 43.4 seconds left and the Warriors clinging to a 104-100 lead.
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"Die Hard" is a marriage clinging on for dear life, and there just happens to be these eastern European terrorists in Nakatomi Plaza.
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Jack proves his devotion to the little boy by dropping to the ground and doing push-ups with Randall clinging to his back.
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The Baltimore Orioles are clinging to a percentage-point lead atop the American League East despite losing seven of their last 11 contests.
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One especially vibrant butterfly clinging to a stalk has text noting that rainbows were "a personal motif for Vladimir and Véra," his wife.
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Today's is the first we ever published, a self-deprecating account of clinging to hope that an ex-girlfriend might change her mind.
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Broker: Brown Harris Stevens Clinging to its first-place position in August, a massive seven-bedroom, seven-full-and-eight-half-bath house.
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I was forced to crawl back to the observatory door by clinging to the railing, moving inch-by-inch against the howling winds.
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The work has a wry sense of humor, winking to the illusions of wood grain and chain link fencing on the clinging spandex.
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On the back, there's a raptor clinging on to the Larry O'Brien trophy ... and the phrase "The Best in the World" on top.
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Mayfield, the brash, outspoken Cleveland Browns rookie, visits Denver for a Week 114.43 showdown with both teams clinging to their slim postseason hopes.
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Many financial folks concentrate on consumption rather than business indicators, clinging to an outdated view that consumers are 70 percent of the economy.
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Those papers — their masks — were the crutches of two men clinging to the honeymoon phase, to the strategies that brought them this far.
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Images taken by Italian sailors showed people clinging to the rails of the teetering ship, while others grabbed the closest person to them.
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Ms Tymoshenko managed to corral Mr Trump during his appearance at a national prayer breakfast, where she was photographed clinging to him tightly.
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In reality, the VIP ticket meant clinging onto the railing of a pickup truck as it maneuvered the vast expanse of the Sahara.
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Hundreds of whales died overnight, and rescuers are now frantically working to save the dozens of remaining whales who are clinging to life.
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Others are clinging to the hope that the image of the latest Euro 6 diesels may yet be rehabilitated, and their fortunes restored.
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The verb "fiance" is super dead in the language world, and yet we're still clinging to its noun counterpart, "fiancé," for dear life.
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Intense Care: Normal baby orangutans rely on their mothers for transportation, clinging to the adult female's body until they're about 2 years old.
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Countries struggling to know what they stand for can find themselves clinging to the symbolism of inanimate objects, and France is no exception.
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Having supported Bernie Sanders, Moore's argument primarily functions as a last-minute pitch to those on the left clinging to doubts about Clinton.
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Just below a peak called the Silberen, he came to a stretch of dirty snow clinging to the mountain despite the summer heat.
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Smartphones were the final nail in T9's coffin and today, it's useless for everyone except stubborn holdouts clinging to their flip phones.
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I wish I could remember what I was laughing, but -- so as Trump proves the naysayers wrong, what are the naysayers clinging to?
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Rather, it serves the interests of a small group of wealthy extractive industry executives who are clinging to an outdated model of business.
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Some were in the crowd; some are still clinging to the Strip, in the few remaining bars that cater to the leather stalwarts.
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Neither team led by more than seven points in the first three quarters, which ended with Indiana clinging to a 91-89 lead.
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Earlier, Karen Mayeni, a 29-year-old Honduran, sized up the fence while clinging to her three children, aged six, 11 and 12.
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He said the market continues to move higher despite mixed economic data, dysfunction in Washington and geopolitical turmoil because it's clinging on sentiment.
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A despondent, rust-colored orangutan, clinging to a couple of spindly vines, confronts a startled toucan in "Canopy" (2018, 30 x 40 inches).
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There are still deathbed lesbian weddings performed by rabbis to remind both the characters and viewers of what's worth clinging to in life.
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The "greed" of profit-driven electric utilities, he has argued, has made them underinvest in the electric grid while clinging to dirty energy.
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When they are not dangling from helicopters or clinging to towers, he says, his men have been scouring neighborhoods for unused heavy machinery.
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Those in the South clinging to hopes that they might one day reclaim their ancestral homes in the North would also be disappointed.
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The broader Topix shed 0.44 percent, with just five of its 89.9723 sector indexes clinging to gains by the end of the session.
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That's been dying for a long time, but fashion has been clinging onto it, as a way of categorizing all these different collections.
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The media companies, including Disney, WarnerMedia, and NBCUniversal, are still clinging to their legacy TV businesses as they move toward their streaming futures.
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It's amazing how alike some of the manservants clinging to Trump are: His campaign is like some Canyon Ranch for bullies needing revitalization.
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The victory was the fourth in five outings for Philadelphia, which is clinging to the final wild-card spot in the Eastern Conference.
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They seem to be clinging to their fear; it links them to the past just one last time before they can dismiss it.
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This is why people who wade into long grass and disturb a batch of larvae may find hundreds of ticks clinging to them.
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Ryan entered the seventh clinging to a 1-0 lead, perfect game intact, with the top of California's order coming up to bat.
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"In the final seconds I almost ran out of breath," he said, adding he survived by clinging to part of the collapsed stage.
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When that came back negative, the Ob/Gyn ordered an ultrasound, which uncovered a six-inch cancerous mass clinging to Taylor-Davis's ovaries.
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And it raises still more questions about why Trump himself is stubbornly clinging on to what is now known to be a fabrication.
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And as we saw in a flashback at the episode's end, she spent a full day clinging to her dead daughter's lifeless body.
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Crispy shrimp sauté has a more rugged crunch, almost in fried chicken territory, with dark, thrilling slips of dried chiles clinging to it.
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Protesters accuse Sarksyan, 63, of clinging to power after parliament made him prime minister this month following a 10-year stint as president.
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They are, these two, harmfully mistaken in the same way: Isabella rigidly clinging to the letter of religious law, Angelo to civic law.
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American Jews see cocky Israelis clinging to a solution that doesn't address what they consider most important: an America free of anti-Semitism.
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It would be less depressing, though perhaps more enraging, if gender bias could be chalked up to sexist men clinging to their prerogatives.
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Each time Stewart lurched to the left, Logano did, too, until they were both clinging to the white line and Stewart's pathway closed.
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Her skin was clinging to her protruding bones as she lay silently on a bed awaiting treatment and the image left many haunted.
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You might even find the dried remains of the flowers still clinging to the fruit, or nearby, in late summer or early fall.
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" In another of his statements, the artist once wrote, "Clinging to creating, as if praying, as if screaming, spreading red all over, intently.
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Mr. Shelby has objected to unrelated bills clinging to his committee's work, arguing that their inclusion could be another hindrance to final passage.
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RUSSONELLO Of course late-career Toby Keith would find poignancy at the intersection of deflated bluster and a stubborn clinging to the past.
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But when he saw a 4-year-old boy clinging to the edge of a balcony last Saturday, he didn't hesitate to act.
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The 13-month-old girl was found dead and showed signs of physical trauma, and her brother, also injured, was clinging to life.
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Mr. Abbas, also known as Abu Mazen, is a cautious 82-year-old politician clinging to power near the end of his career.
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The Bears found themselves in another tussle with a SWAC foe on Saturday and went into halftime clinging to a 31-27 lead.
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Three weeks later, the Devils are 13 points behind the Islanders, who are clinging to the second wild card in the Eastern Conference.
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Then his camera captures us from behind, me clinging to my mother's hand as we walk toward a rendezvous with our future selves.
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Indicted on corruption charges against which his best defense is clinging to power, Netanyahu now advocates annexation of swathes of the West Bank.
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Maybe they're hugging in celebration, or perhaps they're clinging onto each other and weeping tiny carrot tears as they contemplate an unknowable future.
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Like so many other "Affair" characters he was clinging to a fantasy version of his life, but at least he had an excuse.
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Helen was just clinging to a thread now: "Just because things went wrong doesn't mean the whole story has to change," she whined.
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Photographs posted on the MOAS web site show that many migrants were in the water and clinging to the boat when rescuers arrived.
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Infighting between political parties who are clinging onto power has fueled the crisis and threatens to cause more unrest as protesters lose patience.
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Another man said he found his brother clinging to a tree and the brother's wife was last seen grasping a piece of cardboard.
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In New Hampshire, Quinnipiac found Biden clinging to a narrow lead with those voters, but drawing only about 22008 in 22016 of them.
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Others quite literally fight for the best deals, like this shopper clinging to a TV while another customer tries to drag it away.
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Elliott returns to a team that is clinging to a 9 percent chance of making the playoffs, according to The Upshot's Playoff Simulator.
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There is something monstrous about his gothic garments, with their strange, disturbing proportions attenuated and exaggerated, draped like ectoplasm clinging to thin limbs.
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PDT However, according to TMZ, Petty was "still clinging to life" and the LAPD tweeted that information had been "inadvertently released" to the media.
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Chromecast Is your dad one of those parents who's still clinging to standard cable TV like it's a lifeboat drifting away from the Titanic?
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One friend was found alive and clinging to a tree, but days later Alonso and his friend were still missing, according to the newspaper.
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And yet Bannon and some others are still clinging to the idea that they can recreate Trump's rise, and do so without Trump himself.
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The Beavers regained a seven-point advantage on a couple of occasions, and they were clinging to a 33-29 lead at the break.
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It's another familiar narrative — of one person clinging to a shared history even as they see the other person has so obviously moved on.
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Investors are clinging to longer-dated bonds that still have positive yields as even 13-year bond yields have plunged deeper into negative territory.
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Chains clinging around his wrists and ankles, he yelled incomprehensible sounds, spooked and cuddled children, leaving marks of the black paint on their faces.
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So while MoviePass is still clinging to life — and a seven-cent share price — some fans of the service are already mourning its end.
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Many left Jewish rituals behind, in large part because of anti-Semitism and corrupt rabbis in their homelands, while clinging to Judaism's ethical teachings.
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She has tried to maintain her routine as the case has gone on, clinging to the normalcy she can find in this abnormal period.
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Uncertain offers an archetypal southern-gothic setting, with a palette of mossy greens framed by shaggy, wide-buttressed swamp cypress trees and clinging fog.
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Through four full numbers (original songs written by real-life pop star Sia), she dances with (choreographed) abandon, her glittery jumpsuit clinging to her.
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But many of them he doesn't even own, even if his name is clinging to the side, because he licenses his name to developers.
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The baby "appears healthy, strong, and is bonding with Alice," reports the zoo, the little ape is also clinging to its mother and nursing.
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Many were clinging to a partly submerged section of the wooden deck, with cables and twisted metal from the ship's railing attached to it.
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Despite second-quarter pessimism, some on Wall Street are clinging to hope that things could turn around for department stores in the second half.
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Exhibit A: One mother koala casually strolling down a leafy suburban street, with her baby clinging to her back like an adorable fluffy jockey.
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When I confront the portal, it lights up, and I step inside clinging to the hope that this will finally bring me to Artemis.
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Her father, who now plays for the Houston Texans, was clinging to his NFL career, which had not matched his All-American collegiate stardom.
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We are experiencing a gender revolution, but as women race forward, men are being left behind, clinging to the remnants of dated social roles.
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But a walk and a single ended his day with the A's clinging to a two-run lead and the tying run on first.
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"When I saw you clinging to me desperately in bed earlier, I thought, 'I'm so friggin' glad I didn't let her go,'" said Scorpio.
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That's why a guy stopped next to me when I was still on my knees in the hallway, clinging to the wall for support.
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Chicago manager Rick Renteria brought in left-hander Aaron Bummer to face Chad Pinder with the White Sox clinging to a 2-0 lead.
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Fervent believers have searched for any sign that Half-Life 3 may be coming in the intervening years, desperately clinging to rumors and hope.
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It makes up by offering another complex protagonist who goes through some dark shit and is clinging on friends for a way to recover.
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Higher and higher she would go, squeaking and clinging on to the notes, taking her audience with her in sheer delight at her audacity.
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It's highly volatile, and you don't want to kill all the poor little critters clinging to and dwelling around your dock or mooring slip.
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The wife, who survived by clinging to a door frame, said it was as if a freight train had come roaring through the house.
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A West Point senior and freshman converged unexpectedly at a spot on campus at just the right time for a man clinging to life.
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"Two weeks ago my husband's uncle was killed," said Stella Taji, as she trudged barefoot over the bridge, a toddler clinging to her hand.
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After decades of a tax system in decline, clinging to the status quo because it's too difficult to reach a reform consensus is indefensible.
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Candidates who are lagging in the polls are clinging to hopes that they are wrong, as they were in Michigan's Democratic race last week.
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Another piece has a discernible lava texture covered by a glassy material, and other odd objects that appear to be clinging for dear life.
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Will the boundary-pushing footwear trends ahead stand a chance against the classic loafers and comfy kicks fashion people have been clinging to lately?
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Even as a kid, I was gobsmacked by characters like Scarlett O'Hara, brave and resilient but still clinging to Rhett Butler for dear life.
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The former senator is clinging to a 21625-point lead in a Marquette Law School poll released Wednesday but trailing Johnson among independent voters.
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Frail and clinging to a walker, Hastert apologized for sexually abusing boys when he was a teacher and coach in his hometown of Yorkville.
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There's no clinging to the past—a new portal is opening, and you have to have faith in yourself as you walk through it.
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Yet the one continuous presence has been the Jews, clinging to their identity and civilization in the face of severe challenges to their survival.
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Ollie still sleeps on the floor of her mother's room, clinging to a past — and a caretaker identity — that threatens to become a prison.
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At her feet, she spots a cluster of rosehips clinging close to the ground and instructs the group to gather a handful for tea.
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Also on board were 10 people being shuttled up the mountain, some clinging to metal railings and others sitting on dirt-encrusted jump seats.
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As such, I have always struggled to understand why some people are desperately clinging to a past that appears, to me, so clearly reprehensible.
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The A's are clinging to a half-game lead over the Cleveland Indians, who defeated the Los Angeles Angels 6-2 on Monday night.
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The clothing-clinging robots have onboard batteries that, at the moment, will stay charged for 45 minutes at full capacity before needing more power.
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It was by his side as he exchanged high-fives with his Juventus teammates after the final whistle, clinging to him like a shadow.
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The Yankees entered Thursday's off-day clinging to a one-game lead over the Oakland Athletics for the top American League wild-card spot.
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We continue to act as racial managers, clinging to the job of setting the culture's terms and measuring everyone else's otherness against those terms.
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It took months of bereavement counseling to help me see that I'd been clinging to my pain as a way of holding onto Jason.
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Now, following news of her breakup with Jameel, fans seem to be clinging to hope that the newly single star will drop new music.
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American manufacturers rode a wave of optimism after President Trump took office, clinging to his promises to revive the industry and bring back jobs.
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Clinton's lead in the popular vote grows, some of her most ardent supporters are clinging to hope that she could still win the election.
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More details of what people suffered are becoming clear, like the wrenching tale of the 21954-year-old found clinging to her mother's body.
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That is how a close game — the White Sox were clinging to a 1-0 lead until Garcia's home run — becomes a tough loss.
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Claudeir Francisco had been cycling when he was shot; he was still clinging to his cellphone headphones as his mother wept over his body.
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McNeace's rebound gave the Sooners the ball with 15.9 seconds left coming out of a timeout and TCU clinging to a one-point lead.
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"They (the soldiers) said Equatorians are rebels," she said, her nine-month-old baby in her lap and a child clinging to either arm.
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Clinging to the past does you no good, especially as Mercury clashes with Pluto, urging you to get real and have a difficult conversation.
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Infighting between political parties clinging to power has fueled the crisis and threatens to cause more unrest as protesters lose patience over the deadlock.
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Infighting between political parties clinging to power has fueled the crisis and threatens to cause more unrest as protesters lose patience over the deadlock.
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All 140 seats in the Virginia General Assembly are on the ballot in November and Republicans are clinging to narrow majorities in both chambers.
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Indeed, some economists are still clinging to the view this is only a passing storm, and the Fed will resume raising rates next year.
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The interventions are the latest indications that the Thai junta is clinging to every advantage it can to gain an edge through the election.
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Buddhist philosophy holds that the "self" is illusory and that our suffering is the result of clinging to impermanent objects, like feelings and thoughts.
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I've had the greasy-spoon versions bogged down with cornstarch, but the rich sauce clinging to these noodles is in a whole different league.
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Suddenly, all the attitudes and ear piercings I've accrued have no currency, and I'm back in a dress shirt clinging onto a hymn book.
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The canvas's edges are not taped off or tidied up, but left with clumps of paint clinging to them like a stiff, lumpy fringe.
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If you care about animals, don't succumb to temptation if traveling to one of those few countries that are still clinging to this sadistic pastime.
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I'm sure some confetti is clinging to a random New Yorker's body right now after he or she sat next to me on subway. Sorry.
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Modern-day OSes have got much better at managing this over time, though it's still an issue, especially if you're clinging on to older hardware.
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Washington totally failed to twist the arm of Burundi's President Pierre Nkurunziza enough to stop him from clinging to power beyond his constitutional term limit.
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Because House leaders kept clinging to those Obamacare regulations, every time they tried to fix the bill's deficiencies, it ended up resembling Obamacare even more.
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Tobias Harris added 123 points for the Pistons (34-32), who are clinging to the eighth and final playoff spot in the NBA's Eastern Conference.
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She's clinging to her last vestiges of fame while being forced to participate in town activities like directing community theatre and joining the town council.
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On closer inspection he realized—to his shock—that the splotches were actually three wild rabbits, clinging to the tops of sheep for dear life.
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Having been sacked by his party, Mugabe has run out of options but appears to be steadfastly clinging to the very last vestiges of power.
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"Now what we have as we're trying to take it back and reduce costs is everyone is desperately clinging to their piece of the pie."
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The opposition has accused Kabila of clinging to power since no new election has been scheduled, even though his term is due to end Tuesday.
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Firefighters battling a blaze in the Capitan Mountains of New Mexico in 1950 rescued an orphaned black bear cub found clinging to a charred tree.
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And now that those relationships are foundering a bit, she's clinging to this tiny shred of her own humanity that Erica has handed to her.
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The broad large-cap index was clinging to a 1 percent gain heading into Monday's trading, which saw a strong rally of about 1 percent.
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That said, MoviePass is the only service that made any inroads in any of those strategies, and yet, it's still clinging on for dear life.
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When I put the five-pound chicken in the oven, a shower of fresh green herbs clinging to its breast, our marriage was still intact.
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Photographer Leanne Osmond sat outside at sunrise on a crisp winter's morning to snap the frost clinging to a spider web on a nearby fence.
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He sees you popping Advil like Skittles, eating your bacon and mayonnaise sandwich disgustingly, with the smell of cheap cologne still clinging to your undershirt.
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And it seems there might be too many observers clinging to the logic that seasonal factors now turn positive and earnings season will bring relief.
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Guzman-Feliz yelled for help, the NYPD source says, and can be seen in video clinging to the door's frame as the suspects attack him.
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Last December, Tucker was found clinging to life along the coast of Oregon, far away from his natural warm-water habitat near California and Mexico.
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Green Bay took a quick 14-3 lead but was clinging to a 14-12 edge early in the third quarter before finally seizing control.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump and his supporters are clinging to a new -- and false -- theory that polls are somehow being falsified to downplay Trump's backing.
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President Trump's envoy for Venezuela says he's "absolutely" confident Nicolás Maduro will fall by year's end, despite Maduro's success thus far in clinging to power.
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The phone's camera slider is also a cool retort to anyone clinging to the outdated accusation that Android device makers only ever copy the iPhone.
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Gigi Hadid has a funny way of breaking up -- a week after she and Zayn Malik supposedly called it quits ... she's still clinging to him.
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Small skirmishes took place early in the day in parts of Marawi, where fighters loyal to Islamic State were clinging on for a fifth week.
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Swindell's son — Hargrove's grandson — was found inside the home clinging to life, and was flown to an area hospital where he died from his injuries.
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Against the dollar, the euro rose 0.1 percent to $1.2454 , clinging near Monday's high of $1.24615, which was the euro's strongest level since mid-February.
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Like this one found clinging to a branch outside a supermarket in the Queensland, Australia town of Halifax on Sunday, as floodwaters raged on below.
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Many in the BOJ are clinging to hopes that Japan's economy will emerge from the current soft patch in the second half of this year.
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Or, it can manifest as a stronghold of the past and all that is familiar, clinging on for dear life like a clenched crab claw.
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I've so far resisted, clinging on desperately to my vinyl collection and any CDs I still have from the 1990s that aren't scratched beyond playability.
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"Gukov sent out an SOS and was forced to wait in the hope of rescue, clinging to the wall without equipment to descend," Haidri said.
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Crumb draws himself as a paltry little nerd, sometimes clinging to the legs of an enormous woman, his eyes hidden completely behind bottle-bottom glasses.
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But clinging to power for too long carries its own risks, so coupmakers must find ways to step aside without relinquishing the benefits they seized.
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The entire battle Europe/US battle would be unnecessary if U.S. Treasury abandoned its insistence on clinging to someday fix, rather than eliminate, transfer pricing.
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For Gangnuss, he wanted to encounter the healthy version of the colonel he last saw while she was strapped to a backboard, clinging to life.
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Sim is a strident opponent of the often draconian vagaries of copyright law, which are supported by major media companies zealously clinging to popular characters.
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There scientists extracted, analyzed and sequenced its DNA, and determined that it was indeed the clinging jellyfish, spotted in New Jersey for the first time.
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Before he made a 27-foot 123-pointer with 7:09 left in the third quarter, the Warriors were clinging to a 64-57 lead.
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Gonzalez, who was found clinging to an inner tube in the Florida Straits, got caught up in an immigration custody dispute that gained global attention.
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And now rebel commanders, clinging to besieged neighborhoods in the divided city of Aleppo, say their shipments of C.I.A.-provided antitank missiles are drying up.
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But that hasn't stopped fans from clinging to every reveal about the special, and the latest news from across the pond is a real doozy.
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Yet most economists still struggle to kill off gold-money thinking, instinctively clinging to the idea that money is inherently something valuable and non-political.
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For one thing, Pharmacy 2 is in Vauxhall, South London, rather than clinging onto dated Richard Curtis vibes and using the former's Notting Hill residence.
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Today's energy is tough, but if you're able to let go of the past instead of clinging to it, things will flow much more easily.
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Things are hard right now, but they're not all bad, and romance can come your way so long as you're not clinging to the past!
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Passersby might stumble upon a giant pink ice cream cone, a chain link fence with hands clinging onto it, or a paintbrush with blue splatters.
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The crew finally threw him a rope and the teen hurled himself into the water, clinging to the ladder they'd tossed him for dear life.
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Lichens clinging to trees have access to nutrients from low passing clouds, and the tree roots in turn benefit from fog runoffs down the trunks.
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Rachel's undying love for Elazar helps her at least understand why life is something to which everyone else around her is clinging to so fiercely.
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The Raptors were clinging to a 216-point lead in the closing minute after Khris Middleton drove around Leonard on the baseline for a layup.
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It consists primarily of the bleached remains of countless past generations of corals and mollusks, with living corals and other invertebrates clinging to its surface.
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Let me know when you can 3-D-print a proper pizza but until then, I'll be clinging to my wooden spoon a little tighter.
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Businesses are desperately clinging to whatever revenue they can, and again we need to fight the mass unemployment that is already spiking to unprecedented levels.
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They have the resolve to resist Trump by every means at their disposal, while clinging to the hope that he might one day be replaced.
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Parents climbed trees and playground equipment to get a better vantage of the rescue effort, clinging to the hope that their children would emerge unscathed.
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But humans seem to be unique in their capacity for clinging to beliefs and theories about the world, even when facing evidence that refutes them.
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Clinging to power While much of the developed world embraces the energy of youth in leadership positions, it is not often the case in Africa.
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From Uganda to Cameroon, many of the continent's leaders are aging and clinging to power while their countries struggle to keep pace with global developments.
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Meanwhile conservative grouping the Republicans, which polls in second place after LREM, is barely clinging to fading hopes it can hold the balance of power.
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Minnesota was clinging to a two-point lead when Mason made a clutch jumper to put the Gophers up 69-65 with 247:265 remaining.
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Guzman-Feliz yelled for help, a police source previously told PEOPLE, and he can be seen on video clinging to the doorframe amid the assault.
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Most of the victims were incinerated down to the bone; one official was identified just by the metal of his watch clinging to his wrist.
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Thae said Kim is clinging to his missile and nuclear programs as average North Koreans are increasingly interested in outside media, and free markets thrive.
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If Biden and Bloomberg want to improve their poll numbers with minority Democrats, clinging to complaints about the racial divide could be a winning formula.
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One is a warning to would-be authoritarian leaders who may be surrounded by people clinging to patriotic ideals and willing to act on them.
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She and other rape survivors have been stigmatized in their communities, and many had been clinging to a conviction as their only hope for justice.
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George Bailey, the head of Bailey's Building and Loan, is clinging to the rails of a bridge, looking down at the icy river, contemplating suicide.
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The patterns are already going in the opposite direction, and this is why you have people clinging to old systems that do not work anymore.
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She acted circles around Brie as the soap opera star and new mom-turned-female wrestler who's clinging to life for her B-list fame.
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They're desperately clinging to whatever rung of the economic ladder they're on, defining themselves as much against lower-class figures like Ray as anybody else.
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The stock, once a safe haven from market turmoil, is more than 220 percent below all-time highs and clinging to modest year-to-date gains.
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And while Obama disparaged working class as bitter people clinging to their guns and religion, Hillary questioned women&aposs sanity for daring to vote for Trump.
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And the part of me that is in love with the movie theater experience, of course half of it is just a romantic clinging to childhood.
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After 10 minutes of clinging to my dignity with every last ounce of my being, I bumped fists with Caio and sprawled out on the floor.
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Justin Bieber has had it with fans clinging on to his past relationship with Selena Gomez, and using that to disparage his marriage to Hailey Baldwin.
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At the age of 33, I'm attempting to accept what I look like right now, rather than clinging on to an image taken five years ago.
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The NCAA is still clinging to its long-held view that college athletes should spend their time earning a degree for playing sports, not making money.
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"When you get to plants that are this rare, they are barely clinging to existence in the forest and they're no longer enriching humanity," Winter says.
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NOW: ATB is still releasing trance tracks and is in no way clinging onto the the days when people were actually non-ironically into trance music.
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Oh and by the way, the same kind of tone deaf clinging to losing strategies and beliefs is very evident in our presidential election right now.
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The passionate nationalism prevalent elsewhere, often whipped up by populist leaders intent on clinging to power beyond their allotted presidential terms, is refreshingly absent in Uruguay.
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Anyone still clinging onto the original iPhone got some bad news yesterday: AT&T announced that it shut down its 2G network on January 1st, 2017.
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And so I contain them in clinging brassieres that feature thick shoulder straps and curving underwires…underwires that leave an angry, red furrow above my ribs.
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Stunning video captured by the Okeanos Explorer show the vibrant red coral with a panoply of strange critters slithering around and clinging to the biological structure.
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When Hurricane Michael pummeled the Florida panhandle last week, scientists wondered whether the storm would finally shake loose the red tide clinging to the state's coastline.
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FINO 1, a German research platform, for instance, was found to have an average of 4.3 tonnes of mussels clinging to each of its four piles.
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From Nashville's Grand Ole Opry, Reese Witherspoon and Nicole Kidman told the story of a young girl who survived by clinging to her mother's lifeless body.
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But these days, I've learned how to tune out the voices of rude passerby by clinging to my own sense of self-love and body positivity.
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"These are hallmarks of a career politician who has spent too much time seeking and clinging to power," Trump spokesman Jason Miller said in the memo.
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Its fighters are clinging on to positions inside the Syrian town of Manbij, a critical waypoint between Raqqa -- the group's administrative headquarters -- and the Turkish border.
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With nearly 100% of votes counted at close to midnight locally Mr Lamb was clinging to a 579-vote lead over Rick Saccone, his Republican opponent.
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Another dasher said they are clinging to hope that a distant dasher referral bonus of $2,500 will help bail them out of a sticky living situation.
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With two outs and the Astros clinging to a one-run lead, McCullers allowed an opposite-field single to Duffy before issuing a walk to Bauers.
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At this stage in the game, Cersei is simply clinging onto power; she's cruel, she's vicious, and Westeros is more divided than ever under her rule.
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If there is a tiny pinch of raw tart dough clinging to the cutting board, you scrape it off and add back to ball of dough.
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You could even argue that Jane spent a good 20 years — since the moment she told her grandmother she'd wait — clinging to this part of herself.
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I spent about an hour clinging onto the toilet, feeling the most hammered I'd ever felt—although I'd probably only had one beer before this point.
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Some of the six crew were plunged into the water and others left clinging to the upended hull of their 50-foot (15-metre) foiling catamaran.
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That irony, rich, bodily stench of sizzling beef's clinging to every nook and cranny imaginable and there's not enough Lynx in the world to mask it.
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The A's finished with just five hits, two of which came against Smith to open the ninth with the Giants clinging to a 3-1 lead.
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It's possible they were there because Peep was struggling and wanted his friends around, or because they were clinging on to his ascent to the top.
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Their recent inability to score has left the Philadelphia Flyers clinging to a one-point lead for the second wild-card spot in the Eastern Conference.
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Few Nigerians have health insurance, leaving many patients clinging to the hope their bills will be waived by hospital directors or covered by visiting well-wishers.
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There were buses so vacuum-packed with passengers that many riders were forced onto the exterior, clinging to open doorways and crouched on rooftop luggage racks.
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Some South Sudanese leaders seem to be clinging to the hope that arrival of the Trump administration will allow them to continue to escape acting responsibly.
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And she condemned Obama for his offhand clinging-to-their-guns-and-religion remark as well as for his fidelity to the controversial pastor Jeremiah Wright.
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My shorts were stuck to my legs, my shirt was clinging to me, and my copy of Stephen King's "Doctor Sleep" needed to be aired out.
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It rises precariously above the Atlantic shoreline, a cluster of gaily painted houses clinging to a bluff just outside the walled city of Old San Juan.
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Clinging to a doleful melody over a descending piano line, the Weeknd name-drops luxury cars, dismisses any competition and brags about wealth, women and drugs.
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Although his second term ended in 2016, Kabila has refused to step down, clinging to power by violently cracking down on protests and suppressing the opposition.
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Fire and forest management must be based on sound science and adapt with changing conditions and findings -- rather than clinging to ineffective practices of the past.
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Those who aim to suppress the enumeration of immigrants and minorities in the census are clinging by the threads of power in an ever-changing nation.
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The protesters packed up and drove back to wherever the fuck they came from, to be lonely and hateful, clinging on to an increasingly outdated viewpoint.
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First of all, there is his repulsive painting on the cover of some poppies next to a doll-like creature clinging to an alien-like creature.
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OnePlus, meanwhile, has remained steadfast, clinging to a "Never Settle" slogan that's less about grasping for the latest innovation than it is embracing the whole picture.
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Nonetheless, some migrants said that they would resist efforts to resettle them in France, clinging to the hope of eventually smuggling themselves across the English Channel.
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Clinging to a one-run lead, the Dodgers called on closer Kenley Jansen to pitch the eighth inning against the heart of the Red Sox order.
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She had arrived hours earlier, after fleeing her village in the dead of night, clinging with her five grandchildren behind her son on a single motorcycle.
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I regularly spend upwards of fifteen seconds trying to line up a jump, only to reattach the kid to whatever surface he was clinging on to.
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"Pop culture is so boring now compared to what it used to be, so a lot more people are clinging onto people online," Mr. Garner said.
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Gallin was clinging to life at UCLA Medical Center where he was in ICU after suffering a relapse of multiple myeloma, a type of blood cancer.
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Homo erectus may have been the ancestor of the tiny hominins on both Flores and Luzon — perhaps swept to the islands by storms, clinging to trees.
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I had a silly issue with CABALA — clinging to that leading K, despite the very specific crossing clue — but this is the preferred Times crossword spelling.
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He held out hope over the summer that his career could resume and was still clinging to that when he met with a doctor last week.
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Ms. Yende sees even this harrowing act as evidence that Lucia "is clinging to a kind of willfulness" that she shows to the world through murder.
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A mother died with her toddler, who survived, clinging to her body, and the number of deaths attributed to the storm climbed to at least 38.
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I was anxious about all the people and still clinging to that sophomoric intuition that a revelation would come only if none of them were there.
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Nelly, clinging to the charade of the love that she's lost forever, plays along with his "Vertigo"-esque scheme even after his betrayals become slowly evident.
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When the scope was sent back to the manufacturer and taken apart, an internal defect was discovered that left the dangerous bacteria clinging to the instrument.
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" Conte, the Chelsea manager, rejected the label, telling reporters on Friday that clinging to the underdog label as it challenged for the title was an "excuse.
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But investors are clinging to hopes of a partial deal, which seems more likely than a broad agreement, as both economies show signs of slowing down.
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Several times I thought I recognized in her skittishness the affect of an abused woman, clinging to what abuses her, which in this case is life.
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What I can say is that clinging to continuity has made my skin crawl and itch, as if I super-glued a mask over my face.
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Glenn is a disarming spokesman, a geologist with a canny sense of how the wider world likes to see Eskimos: impoverished and clinging to noble tradition.
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Clinging to the western edge of the vast Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta, the village was populated after the Bureau of Indian Affairs built a school in 1958.
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Still, she was only able to withstand the initial shock of her family's downfall by clinging to what made her feel better, snail creams and all.
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For years he held on to his media empire with the same tenacity he used in clinging to the windowsill of a burning hotel in 1979.
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When the scope was sent back to the manufacturer and taken apart, an internal defect was discovered that left the dangerous bacteria clinging to the instrument.
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Both sides must stop and think about the common and avoidable danger they are creating by clinging to arguments about each getting some inconsequential military advantage.
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With two debut novelists on the short list, the Booker is clinging to its reputation for breaking out authors and for rewarding the not-yet-famous.
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On April 15, 1965, the Celtics were clinging to a 110-109 lead in the decisive seventh game of the 19603 Eastern Conference final playoff series.
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This compensatory theory portrays conspiracy theorists as nothing but the poor victims of control deprivation, clinging to conspiracy as the last defence against a chaotic world.
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Rather than clinging to one or the other comprehensive agenda, Democrats might want to consider opening themselves up to the idea of just running on popular ideas.
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It's fascinating to watch conspiracy theories die — their diehard captains still clinging to shards of evidence as the ship of belief cracks and sinks all around them.
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At first glance, Gen Z may appear to be like every generation of youth before them: unflinchingly determined, stubborn, idealistic, and clinging to a touch of naiveté.
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Photos released by the agency on Tuesday showed passengers clinging to the listing vessel as others descended into the heavy seas using ropes hung over its side.
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I also packed it in a Hello Kitty container, which in retrospect was clearly my way of desperately clinging to the familiar through this whole new adventure.
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A 10-month-old baby girl is clinging to life after being shot in the head allegedly by a man who made unwanted advances at her mother.
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Investors and startup founders are inclined to wax philosophic about the future of technology, clinging to rosy projections meant to inspire, brand themselves, and make them money.
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I resented his desire to do anything but be with me; he resented my clinging to him like he was the only life preserver in the sea.
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