Its record rains this summer followed a long dry spell.
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The blizzard does not mean Iran's dry spell is over.
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Judge shared some of the blame for that dry spell.
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After that long 44-day dry spell, an interesting thing happened.
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But Green Bay's offense broke out of a lengthy dry spell.
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My romantic life is currently going through a very dry spell.
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"We just hit a dry spell," Magic coach Frank Vogel said.
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During the dry spell, large seeds became more plentiful than small ones.
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Production could fall to 32 million bales if the dry spell continues.
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The heat has exacerbated a dry spell, hurting crops in some places.
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Debunker-in-chief Jane Lytvynenko breaks the summer fake news dry spell.
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Recently, after a long sexual dry spell, I checked his phone history.
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Intellectually and libidinally, it feels like we are in a dry spell.
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"We're going through a dry spell," Rays outfielder Steven Souza Jr. said.
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The generation is also accused of being in a sexual dry spell.
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Now that she's back in Winterfell, that dry spell may be over.
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The only thing you've given me is a nine-month dry spell.
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Experts say it's the worst dry spell Ethiopia has seen in thirty years.
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Granted, he won two slams last year, after a three-year dry spell.
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Yet if Bridget's sexual dry spell is over, her headaches have just begun.
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Now we have the Power Rangers to thank for ending that dry spell.
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Companies are worried about the impending dry spell that COVID-28503 is creating.
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After another "Wolves" dry spell I decide to sign several petitions on Change.
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ABC and its sister production arm, ABC Studios, have suffered a dry spell.
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But another dry spell doomed the Cavs as the Celtics went up 101-91.
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In Argentina, recent rain was insufficient to help wheat after an extended dry spell.
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Australian has suffered a series of fires due to a long hot, dry spell.
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After a long dry spell, workers' wages began picking up in the last year.
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But the Bears managed only four points during Kansas State's dry spell before halftime.
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Jericole Hellems' 27-pointer with 23:123 left finally ended the Wolfpack's dry spell.
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Thursday should bring a brief dry spell, but more typical, cold winter weather will follow.
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Now, after a long dry spell, Broadway has a deadly sociopath to call its own.
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AgRural said southern Paraná state was the hardest-hit by the heat and dry spell.
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Experts say Jammu and Kashmir is reeling under the longest dry spell in a decade.
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Forsberg snapped a 16-game goal drought, and Duchene ended a nine-game dry spell.
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She joked that the character's dry spell was reminiscent of her own years as a teen.
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Unfortunately, California is in the midst of a record-setting dry spell for the fall season.
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Tom Sandoval has mentioned his dry spell with Ariana Madix throughout this season of Vanderpump Rules.
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When you spread that over 12 months, that's not exactly a heinous dry spell, thank goodness.
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That's causing the extended warm, dry spell fueling California's wildfires and the East Coast's icy temperatures.
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The gales have come at the worst time, at the end of a long dry spell.
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A layup and free throw by Chris Duarte with 3:30 left ended the dry spell.
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But the Hawks could only open up a 10-2 lead during New York's dry spell.
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Rivers, water pans and dams are drying up as a result of the prolonged dry spell.
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The investigation conclusion now means SpaceX can resume launch operations after the four-month dry spell.
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The area saw its first major dose of rain this week, ending a 54-day dry spell.
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California has seen its hydro output plummet in the past few years amid a historic dry spell.
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In spite of the new restrictions, many people and even government officials are downplaying the dry spell.
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This emoji doubles up as the perfect way to describe your love life during a dry spell.
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I haven't tried that route yet, but the next time I'm in a dry spell I will.
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Dropbox's much-awaited debut ended a long dry spell in the U.S. IPO market for big tech names.
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After a six-month dry spell, two unicorns — Twilio and Line — finally decided to test the public market.
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A version of this phenomenon called an "atmospheric ridge" is to blame for Southern California's current dry spell.
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"The dry spell looks to sustain itself for at least the next week," said CNN meteorologist Michael Guy.
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On the show, Molly is Issa's best friend who's been having a bit of a romantic dry spell.
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Before announcing its latest products at the beginning of 2016, Fitbit was on a dry spell of sorts.
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Even the severe El Nino dry spell, which hit farm output, failed to dampen the country's momentum much.
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In 2016, during a longer (but less severe) dry spell, it fell below that for the first time.
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The orchid roots never stay too wet, they are usually put through a dry spell between rain showers.
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Oregon got as close as four, 62-58, after its long dry spell but couldn't retake the lead.
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Dropbox's much-awaited debut ended a long dry spell in the U.S. IPO market for big tech names.
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If you ever think you're going through a dry spell, just remember that Jon's girlfriend died three years ago!
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Julia breaks a long dry spell with an awakening at a party; she doesn't like men and never has.
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But I think my excitement had more to do with the fact that my Viennese dry spell was over.
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Some environmentalists say it's not a dry spell, but the start of an arid era created by global warming.
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But he was dismissed in 2009 amid a box office dry spell and a shift in Disney's moviemaking focus.
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According to the Plath biographer Anne Stevenson, she suffered a dry spell of three months, writing almost no poetry.
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With a playoff dry spell that long, you're bound to get clowned on hard enough to harbor some grudges.
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" Angelina, 33, says they are having sex again, but acknowledges they went through "a little bit of dry spell.
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A 3-pointer by Wright stopped the dry spell and gave Colorado a 45-40 lead with 10:11 remaining.
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However, fields this year are developing late, after a dry spell in December and January, followed by ample March rain.
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AppDynamics was expected to kick off a spate of tech IPOs for 2017, a contrast from last year's dry spell.
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But after a long dry spell, French fans have a genuine contender in Thibaut Pinot, who finished third in 2014.
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His first year, he invested nearly $80,000 in planting maize — but without irrigation, a dry spell wiped out the crop.
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The goal is to keep financing easily available to businesses, which could help tide them through the current dry spell.
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There are some very needy guys who've been on a very long dry spell and aren't afraid to show it.
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The Dreamt Land leaves us with the question: When the next dry spell comes, will we have gone too far?
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After that long dry spell, fans along the parade route talked of sharing the celebration with their late loved ones.
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And by using one or all of the above strategies, your creative dry spell isn't likely to last very long.
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From 0003 until just recently, a dry spell ravaged the West Coast, parching Sugarloaf's creek and killing thousands of animals.
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If the LHC's dry spell continues they may yet beat the collider to discoveries that herald a new era of physics.
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While he won in 2014 for producing 12 Years a Slave, tonight he breaks his dry spell in the acting categories.
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Another 1,245 (25 percent) said that they were currently enduring a dry spell that had lasted at least two long years.
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It sounds intense, but a different workout might be just what you need to get out of your exercise dry spell.
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A dry spell in the mergers and acquisitions (M&A) arena though most of this year has sapped bank fee income.
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But this year, countries across West Africa's Sahel began to run out of food in March after a bad dry spell.
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It wasn't until 2016, however, that the Cubs finally broke the 108-year long dry spell, winning the World Series title.
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So, in March 2016 — after a three-month sexual dry spell — Franzone decided to follow the rule to highlight its unfairness.
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Photo via Jhené Aiko's Instagram Cheaters probably deserve to starve in a dry-spell drought for the end of time, yeah?
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A dry spell in the mergers and acquisitions (M&A) arena through most of this year has sapped bank fee income.
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Nervous companies have begun drawing on lines of credit from banks, trying to create a buffer against the oncoming dry spell.
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He won the 2016 IndyCar title for Team Penske but had been enduring something of a dry spell before this month.
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Conforto's home run dry spell only covers a span of 61 at-bats because he had spent time in the minors.
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Frustrated to the point of rage by a nine-year dry spell, George Sodini sought the advice of pickup artists like Roosh.
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Image: SpaceX New years bring new beginnings, and for SpaceX, that means a return to flight after a five-month dry spell.
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The online dating site has partnered with Global Wildlife Conservation and the Bolivian Amphibian Initiative to end Romeo's decade-long dry spell.
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Such fires rage every year, but in 20143 a dry spell caused by the El Niño weather pattern made them especially severe.
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Beijing gallery owner and art investor Chris Reynolds is seeing a surge in sales after a long dry spell in the market.
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Since the odds of any particular team winning one of these events are small, the chances of a dry spell are high.
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The less technical answer to Johnson's dry spell, of course, is that the long haul of weekends has become a stumbling block.
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That long dry spell finally ended after the Capitals beat Pittsburgh in overtime, 227-213, to oust the Penguins in six games.
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That will probably end in about six weeks, but this year may only be a wet outlier in a long dry spell.
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NBC's landing a nomination for the tear-jerking "This Is Us" snaps an embarrassing dry spell for the big four broadcast networks.
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"But many did not survive last year's dry spell, so we are investing in animals that can cope with tough conditions," he said.
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Frequent showers this month have slowed early sugar beet planting, contrasting with rapid spring barley sowing in February during a warm, dry spell.
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And yet Thailand's military government is playing down the dry spell and says it is powerless to crimp such a popular national holiday.
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For golf fans it is a dry spell that is hard to comprehend and for Woods one he admits he never saw coming.
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While speaking to Jimmy Kimmel on his late night show on Tuesday, the Poms star asked him to help end her dry spell.
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First of all, going through a sexual or romantic dry spell is totally normal and not something you should beat yourself up over.
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Sabathia permitted a total of eight runs in his previous five outings, but the Yankees were shut out twice during his dry spell.
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And while Trump has come under fire for his press conference dry spell, Pence took questions from reporters on Capitol Hill this week.
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Many of them were in a rut, a sexual dry spell, and like current incels were seeking support from others with similar experiences.
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Texas' capital city made up for my dry spell in New Orleans with Ego's, a divey karaoke bar tucked inside a parking garage.
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The Cavaliers scored 10 unanswered points during that dry spell and took a 14-12 lead on back-to-back jumpers by Diakite.
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Except for a dry spell in the Dark Ages, the constant current of clean drinking water has for centuries astonished visitors to Rome.
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After a dry spell of over 100 years, they've finally won another World Series and are currently on top of the baseball world.
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The combination of a prolonged dry spell followed by heavy rainfall increased pest infestation and disease, forcing farmers to spend more on pesticides.
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Matt Dryfhout had worked in sales and started a couple of companies, but he went through a dry spell during the 2000 recession.
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Finally, it's been a hot, dry spell at Wimbledon, where Novak Djokovic was among those criticizing match officials over court conditions and scheduling.
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Jeff Flake's open Arizona seat, is trying to buck Democrats' 30-year dry spell in the state by leaning into her independent streak.
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They have come under pressure to act due to reduced visibility caused by smoke and ash in the air during an extended dry spell.
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Of the two, Viacom is on far shakier ground after the MTV operator stumbled with a series of buybacks and a creative dry spell.
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Like the post-war, pre-grunge era of the '80s when McGrath discovered who she was, the industry is recovering from a dry spell.
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When Harper does try to tell someone about her sexual dry spell and her difficult boss, her friends immediately cut to stop the oversharing.
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You thought Game of Thrones was going to stay out of the news because they have us in a two-year long dry spell?
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A recent warm, dry spell had fueled worries that corn could be damaged during crucial pollination stages, after unprecedented delays in planting this spring.
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Panarin had pulled the Blue Jackets into a 22016-2 tie and ended a dry spell for their struggling power play at 10:54.
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The fire is one of a series of blazes in western and southwestern states brought about by high temperatures and a prolonged dry spell.
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This year's hot spots are the most numerous since devastating blazes in 2015, as an El Nino weather pattern exacerbates the annual dry spell.
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Of the two, Viacom, the MTV operator, is on far shakier ground, having stumbled with a series of buybacks and a creative dry spell.
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Agricultural researchers and farmers are fighting back with both imported and local approaches, while also attempting to combat the effects of a prolonged dry spell.
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It's monsoon season in Thailand, but cave rescuers have been blessed with a brief dry spell, making the next 24 hours all the more critical.
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We're then in a bit of a dry spell of Chris movies until Ragnarok in November, so I recommend Netflix's GLOW, which features Chris Lowell.
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In the eastern region of Abengourou, known for the good quality of its beans, farmers said rain had returned last week after a dry spell.
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Smith said a similar dry spell for IPOs occurred in the end of 2018, when the U.S.-China trade war spooked investors and punished equities.
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A rare dry spell from Connecticut, punctuated by consecutive turnovers, and Syracuse cut the deficit to 60-43 with 2:02 left in the third.
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It was the longest dry spell in memory, and continued a trend that had been building through the years: the art of the deal was dying.
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Despite continuing offensive woes, Nebraska trailed by just 13-27 after Roby sank a 3-point jumper to end a 15-minute field-goal dry spell.
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Brazil is also expected to be a relevant player in the global corn market this year as output recovers from a strong dry spell in 2016.
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NOTES: The home run that Orioles 1B Chris Davis hit in the third inning broke a three-week dry spell; he last homered on April 14.
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Thankfully, fashion designer KAIMIN broke the dry spell at the latest New York Fashion Week with a runway show featuring a diverse array of ... vagina wigs.
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And the dry spell, which has left more than 95 percent of NSW in drought, according to Department of Primary Industries, has no end in sight.
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"We have the opportunity to make enough money and pad the nest to protect us in a dry spell," Tom says of working with the majors.
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Honestly the stigma of the "dry spell" is obnoxious and completely ignores the importance of vibrators — and let me tell you, those devices deserve your respect.
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Kennedy ends dry spell in Royals' 2-1 win over Diamondbacks KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Whit Merrifield will be swinging for the fences in the final two games.
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In 2014 power from conventional dams dipped because of a dry spell, forcing electricity companies to buy from gas- and coal-powered generators at high spot prices.
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If the forecast flags a dry spell coming, the agents might suggest farmers plant drought-tolerant or early-maturing crops such as millet or sorghum, Ireri said.
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Excluding the drought year, which far exceeded the hot and dry spell that descended on key growing areas this year, the average yield cut was 3.3 percent.
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A dry spell for the Tar Heels early in the second half allowed the Wildcats to retake a 49-19853 lead with 12 minutes 45 seconds remaining.
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Take the thousands of federal vendors facing a dry spell if their contracts aren't renewed, and the businesses who depend on federal workers being on the job.
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Southern California's dry spell this fall followed heavy rain that soaked the region a year ago, which itself came on the heels of five years of drought.
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With the once-in-a-lifetime reign of Derek Jeter having come to a close, the New York Yankees seemed due for a dry spell at shortstop.
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Both bouts would be well worth your time in any weekend of fights, but in an MMA dry spell they could be just what the doctor ordered.
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But in 2015, amid a strong El Niño and severe dry spell, the country had its worst fire season in decades, blanketing Southeast Asia in deadly smoke.
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Mitrou-Long, who made a variety of critical plays down the stretch, ended the dry spell with 3:01 remaining when he made a tear-drop floater.
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North Koreans are likely to face serious food shortages despite recent relief from an intense dry spell, officials from the UN Food and Agricultural Organization told CNBC.
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Cadolini helps them along by setting the misting system to recreate a dry spell before turning it back on to mimic the monsoons, when many frogs find love.
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Soaring exports have starved the nation's consumers, like poultry producers, while farmers worry the prolonged dry spell could damage the upcoming crop due to be harvested in June.
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Kyle Castlin finally ended Xavier's dry spell with a layup at the 10:39 mark, but the Tigers answered with an 8-173 run to leave no doubt.
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Brazil's safrinha crop is crucial to the country's export program, which last year fell by 60 percent from 2014/15's record amid the prolonged, damaging dry spell.
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Water, which has been in short supply due to a prolonged dry spell on the island, as well as food and medical supplies were being distributed from trucks.
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Beset by a prolonged dry spell and day-time temperatures reaching above 36 degrees Celsius (97 degrees Farenheit), the village has seen all of its wells run dry.
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He said in his own conversations with CDC officials and researchers that the dry spell for gun violence research is mostly a result of a lack of funding.
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That previous dry spell at home came toward the end of a 26-year title drought, which ended in 1993 with Alex Ferguson collecting the Premier League trophy.
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So her gutsy, free-spirited friend Charlotte hires a dashing male escort (Marc Ruchmann) to woo Elsa, to boost her confidence and to end her, uh, dry spell.
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The current dry spell has been exacerbated by an outbreak of crop-munching fall armyworms, a pest from Latin America that first threatened African crops late in 2016.
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Between 2012 to 2015, California's epic dry spell—its worst in recorded history—depleted reservoirs, melted mountain snow, and forced farmers and cities to recklessly suck up groundwater reserves.
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But scientists didn't know why, when an unexpected dry spell hit, some species seemed to be able to weather the (lack of) storm, while others died off en masse.
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The Edmonton Oilers have an opportunity to end a pronounced 11-year postseason dry spell on Tuesday with a home win over the Pacific Division rival Los Angeles Kings.
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The company is also going through a dry spell with Android Wear watches at the moment, and it couldn't hurt for those Nexus watch rumors to come to fruition.
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The first winter downpour is expected to slightly replenish reservoirs dried by the region's worst drought in a century, a dry spell that has scorched farms and hit tourism.
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When he hits a dry spell and the images don't come, he looks to art books, finding inspiration in Julie Mehretu's layered abstractions and Lee Bontecou's alien, gothic sculptures.
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"With little that differed from normal wartime prohibition drinking habits, New York City entered at 12:01 o'clock this morning into the long dry spell," this newspaper solemnly noted.
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While sales picked up in March, issuance suffered a two-month long dry spell as global recession fears and oil price falls soured investors' appetite for higher-risk assets.
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But the last time we entered a decade known as the '20s, Americans were staring down the barrel of a government-mandated dry spell, with no end in sight.
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But just as that particular dry spell is breaking, a meteorite crashes into their front yard, its crater releasing poisonous, multihued energy that alters DNA in disgustingly inventive ways.
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A prolonged dry spell resulted in significantly below-average rainfall at the start of the season, prompting farmers to delay the sowing of summer crops and leaving others wilting.
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Even if you're having a bit of a dry spell with Hulu because Netflix is much more interesting this season, you can always unsubscribe until it becomes attractive again.
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But there will be a massive party somewhere on Wednesday with either the Cubs snapping a 108-year World Series drought or the Indians ending their 68-year dry spell.
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According to data from the Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organisation, annual rainfall in Makueni County ranges between 212mm during a dry spell and 2700mm in years of heavy rainfall.
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On the survey, 1738 people (35 percent) indicated that they had endured a sexual dry spell of more than two years (and another 362 said that they were still virgins).
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Though a long dry spell for such a large cohort of players might seem unusual, the twenty-somethings of today are not the only group to have struggled for silverware.
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This defense doesn't have nearly the ceiling of recent Seattle editions, and some low moments should be expected, especially if the takeaways (16 in seven games) hit a dry spell.
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Northwestern ends 40-year dry spell at Ohio State Northwestern won in Columbus, Ohio, for the first time in 40 years and took another step toward an even bigger first.
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Merrill's 3-pointer on the first possession of the second half made it 51-13 as the Wildcats experienced another dry spell, going six minutes, 59 seconds without a basket.
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Are the Suns actually going to bring a halt to the league's second-longest active playoff drought before Sacramento ends its league-leading dry spell of 13 seasons and counting?
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But rains have been erratic so far since the summer cropping season started at the end of November, while a long dry spell this month has raised alarm among farmers.
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After Infinity War and Solo, fans of sprawling Disney franchises are in for a bit of a dry spell for the month of June – luckily, Netflix is here to help.
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Last year's national champions have suffered quite a dry spell this week, losing to two unranked ACC opponents en route to dropping out of the AP Top 25 poll themselves.
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The dry spell helped the spread of the fall armyworm pest, which damaged corn and will potentially push New Delhi to import the grain to contain pressure on local prices.
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San Jose State went on another dry spell from the floor in the second, going more than three minutes without a bucket while UCLA extended its advantage to 33 points.
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"We are also entering La Niña, which means a dry spell is likely before December rains start for real, so I wouldn't count on this flowering too much," Tessarini added.
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The dry spell was said to result from a curse placed on the team by the owner of the Billy Goat Tavern, and we did feel cursed, but blessed too.
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Since then, they have suffered a dry spell that has lasted for centuries (in dog years) and continued on Tuesday when a wire fox terrier named King claimed the title.
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On Thursday an alert was issued by a regional food and nutrition expert group urging action on the possible impact of a "prolonged dry spell" would have on the agricultural season.
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The dry spell has helped fan rare winter bushfires in parts of the country and the Bureau of Meteorology has forecast an unusually dry and warm spring for Australia's east coast.
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A trip through the affected area shows how the region is coping with a dry spell that climatologists say is not expected to fully abate before the end of the year.
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Rainfall in southern EU countries like Romania and Spain this month should stop further loss of yield potential after a long dry spell, Benoit Fayaud, crop analyst with Strategie Grains, said.
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So it's certainly possible he'll be able to muddle through the March dry spell and make a real effort to contest the big clutch of Northeastern primaries held on April 28.
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I'm not denying it what it needs anymore, feeding it scraps of hookups with men I've had to convince myself to like because at least that's better than a dry spell.
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In March 2016, Uganda had recorded its highest temperatures in decades at close to 38 degrees Celsius (100.4 Fahrenheit), according to the national meteorological authority, followed by a long dry spell.
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LILONGWE (Reuters) - A dry spell and worsening pest infestation are threatening Malawi's staple maize crop, prompting President Peter Mutharika on Friday to call on government officials to lead prayers for rain.
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Following a relatively dry spell, fresh torrential downpours could pose a setback to rescuers who have struggled to drain the Tham Luang cave complex in the northern province of Chiang Rai. Weather.
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And Curry, who has mostly been annoying lately, was finally annoying and spectacular on the night, knocking down 18 points in the third quarter alone—35 total—after a long dry spell.
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According to orders and delivery data posted by the planemaker, it received no orders in July, continuing a dry spell as the global grounding of the 2550 Max entered its sixth month.
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American national Bobby Wood has been putting up more than a decent showing for his country lately, but had been on a bit of a dry spell with his Bundesliga club Hamburg.
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Following a relatively dry spell, fresh torrential downpours could pose a setback to rescuers who have struggled to drain the Tham Luang cave complex in the northern province of Chiang Rai. Weather.
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Parched after years of drought, the rainfall officially brought the dry spell to an end as floods inundated hundreds of homes, landslides buried roads, and high water levels threatened to burst dams.
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DePaul responded with a quick burst and tied it 50-50 on Devin Gage's 3-pointer with 11:06 left, but then the Blue Demons suffered through a 5:653 dry spell.
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After appearing on British Vogue's December issue in 1987, breaking a dry spell of women of color since 1966, Campbell would go on to be featured by the glossy upwards of 10 times.
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Not only does he expect to get through the current dry spell—Chennai's worst since 2004—he also insists that, for the city, water scarcity will soon be a thing of the past.
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This season Madix, 32, revealed that due to a previous emotionally abusive relationship, she was having to work through self-esteem and body image issues, ultimately causing a sexual "dry spell" with Sandoval.
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If you're exhausted from swiping your days away on Bumble or have been enduring a dry spell that dates back to the middle of the Obama administration, you might want to quit bread.
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The western state of Maharashtra is investigating the deaths of the cotton farmers and labourers as a dry spell led to an outbreak of crop-eating bollworm pests that thrive in such weather.
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We can look forward to plenty more adventures from Claire and Jamie on the page and the screen for years to come — and doesn't that make the dry spell a little more tolerable?
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian businesses reported only meager growth in profits and wages for the fourth quarter of last year, a dry spell for incomes that likely saw the whole economy struggle to expand.
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This year, a prolonged dry spell in July and August curtailed the crop in the states of Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra, which account for nearly 85 percent of the country's total soybean production.
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With an El Nino weather pattern causing an extended dry spell, Indonesia closed schools this week, as well as providing oxygen at health centers, with thousands suffering respiratory infections due to choking smoke.
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Fortunately, the horrendous, Lange-less dry spell was squelched last night when, in Episode 6 of American Horror Story: Apocalypse, she returned to the series' roots in a single episode appearance as Constance Langdon.
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Longer term, openings of the $2212 billion Resorts World Las Vegas and Crown's Alon Las Vegas should help to reinvigorate the Strip, ending a nine year dry spell since the Cosmopolitan opened in 2908.
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For Lena, getting a week off means getting the room to explore herself and her needs — which, as she admits in a burst of embarrassed passion, includes breaking a two-year dry spell, stat.
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In years past, pet owners who adore dressing up their pooches had to endure a bit of a dry spell between the costumes of Halloween and the sweaters and pajamas of the holiday season.
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After a long, miserable hockey dry spell, there's a new buzz in Edmonton, Alberta, as the N.H.L. season gets underway — and it's not just because of the sometimes contentious new home of the Oilers.
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"This high-temperature phenomenon is the largest, unprecedented natural disaster, but not an obstacle we cannot overcome," the North's Rodong Sinmun said, urging that "all capabilities" be mobilized to fight the extended dry spell.
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By thrashing Duke, 82-24, in a West Regional semifinal on Thursday night, Oregon stands one victory from ending a dry spell of more than 245 years since a visit to the Final Four.
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Woods has made no secret of his desire to pass Jack Nicklaus on the all-time Majors leaderboard and, before this lengthy dry spell, it felt like a stone-cold lock that Tiger would.
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The Mets won that one, too, 43-24, ensuring that Boston's long dry spell would, to the bitter consternation of Red Sox fans, drag on, and cementing the most amazing Mets season in memory.
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He's been acting from "Volpone" on, except for a dry spell after Cambridge when he worked in a toy shop and he still seems a little surprised that he's made it his life's work.
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On first exposure to moisture after a dry spell, the nodules quickly sprout a network of pale, spidery rain roots, allowing a cactus to suck up every possible droplet from a light desert sprinkle.
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Atmospheric conditions that helped create the recent multiyear California drought have returned, leaving the state dry and exceptionally warm this winter and its residents wondering if another long dry spell is on the way.
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There was the lingering fanfare (and deeply discounted tea towels) leftover from the Royal Wedding, England's unexpectedly strong showing in the World Cup, and a hot, dry spell that made going outside seem almost inviting.
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Zai is one of many techniques experts say have made communities across the Sahel better prepared to withstand drought since the last major dry spell in 2012 left 18 million people in need of assistance.
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After inclement weather puts a damper on their day, Captain TJ Ott and his crew break their dry spell to cash in on a payday of more than $12,000 after catching two giant Bluefin tuna.
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The victory was Logano's third at Talladega and the 272th of his career, and it broke a dry spell of 226 races dating to the No. 22 team's penalty-tainted victory at Richmond last year.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe is experiencing a dry spell that could cut crop yields, a farmers' union said on Monday, but a government official said the country had enough grain reserves to last until next year.
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Companies with risky credit profiles brought $11.7 billion in new high-yield debt to the market in the first month of the year, after a nearly six-week dry spell at the end of 1.13.
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If your windows are open, you might hear waterfalls cascading down the drainages after a hard rain, or the interior might fill with dust and the smell of oak leaves burning during a dry spell.
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Her success earned raves from figure skaters past and present and fueled speculation that she could be the American woman best situated to make the podium in the individual event — breaking a 12-year dry spell.
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During a recent sexual dry spell — brought on by an episode of extremely low self-esteem — I realised the one thing standing in the way of a fun and fulfilling sex life was my own brain.
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The scorching temperatures expected this week in Europe follow a hot, dry spell in Russia and Ukraine, and concern over crop damage countered seasonal supply pressure on prices as harvests get going across the northern hemisphere.
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A hot, dry spell in parts of Russia and Ukraine was also being monitored by wheat traders, although temperatures were expected to moderate this week while the arrival of first harvest supplies was also capping prices.
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Cloud storage company Dropbox is the largest tech IPO after a protracted dry spell, and investors are carefully watching it for signs of how other highly valued tech companies will be received by the public markets.
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"The situation has been worsened by the dry spell that has hit the country hard and if action is not taken many children are likely to die or have permanent effects on their health," he said.
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Sonam Lotus, director of the state's Meteorology Department, told the local press in early December that Jammu and Kashmir had been dealing with a dry spell since 2007 and it was unlikely to break anytime soon.
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BEIJING, May 23 (Reuters) - Heavy rains this week have brought relief to parched fields in China's major grain producing regions, breaking a months-long dry spell that had slowed corn planting and hit winter wheat crops.
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If all goes according to manager Terry Francona's plans (he snapped an 25-year dry spell for the Boston Red Sox in 26, remember) the new gap between victory parades will be less than six months.
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Cane planting was hit by dry spell at the beginning of the monsoon season in June and then because of excessive rainfall in August, said B.B. Thombare, president of the Western India Sugar Mills Association (WISMA).
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The Midwest heat wave comes amid a dry spell that has dropped river levels in the region and forced shippers to load export-bound barges with less grain to prevent them from grounding in the shallower waterways.
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He faces Kendrick Lamar, Bruno Mars, Childish Gambino and New Zealand-born singer-songwriter Lorde to see whether hip-hop can break a 14-year dry spell and win the top prize of album of the year.
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Seguin's two-game point drought is his longest of the season while Benn, who leads the NHL with 24 goals, is looking to avoid his second three-game dry spell of the season (Dec. 1-4). 2.
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The 22-year-old Latvian followed up the 15-goal campaign with only seven in 71 games last season, and his tally on Monday was just his second of 2016-17 - ending a 43-game dry spell.
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Both younger and older PSDB members, however, agree the party must support Temer's labor and pension reforms to consolidate an economic recovery crucial for their ambitions of returning to the presidency after a 16-year dry spell.
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So the dearth of peaches this year means that trees will have many more places for buds in 2017 — as long as the current dry spell doesn't worsen and winter doesn't bring another debacle, Ms. Concklin said.
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A rice farmer in the northeastern province of Khon Kaen said it was the worst dry spell he had seen in years and he had been pumping water from a reservoir to keep his first crop alive.
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National Briefing | West A three-week winter dry spell left the California snowpack at just 83 percent of average, snow surveyors found Tuesday, a setback for the state as it tries to break out of record drought.
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As the country grinds to a halt to combat the coronavirus outbreak, vendors and owners of small businesses from food stalls and souvenir shops to beach shacks in Goa face the threat of an indefinite dry spell.
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The prolonged dry spell led to the death of 85% of livestock in eastern Syria and widespread crop failure, according to Jamal Saghir, a professor at the Institute for the Study of International Development at McGill University.
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Rain had boosted crops in parts of northern and northern-central Europe, including Germany and Poland, that experienced a dry spell in April, while abundant precipitation in southeast Europe and Italy also provided good moisture, MARS said.
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Divulge this information to some well-meaning, honest friends and they might warn you that a dry spell is a sign that there's something wrong with your relationship, and you better figure it out before it's too late!
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With no more books and no new movie release, 2008 was the first dry spell of its kind (there was no new content in 2006, but since the books hadn't ended, fans channeled their energy into different outlets).
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"We welcome the appointment of Mr Rorsted to replace Mr Hainer and hope it means an end to the long dry spell in the profitability of Adidas," added Speich, who has long been critical of the Adidas CEO.
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It arrived — a kind of clarion call — near the end of a 20-year dry spell during which Mr. Brolin lived in a state of perpetual panic, never knowing when or if the next project would come along.
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He'd appeared in a handful of commercials and chased a music career after spending time in the Air Force and doing humanitarian work in Kenya, but had hit a dry spell that was compounded by serious personal struggles.
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The dry spell, which ended in May, was the first big test of an ambitious push for clean energy, said Javier Orozco, planning director at the Costa Rican Electricity Institute (ICE), the state-owned power and telecoms provider.
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Even before the dry spell began, the British government's Environment Agency had raised an alarm about water supplies, warning that between climate change and a growing population, the country needed to become much more efficient about water use.
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Agricultural output grew 3 percent in the third quarter compared with a year ago, rebounding from a contraction in the June quarter when a dry spell due to a El Niño weather event hurt crops and fish production.
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The first wave of rains, which broke a dry spell that started in June, pushed through southeast Brazil in mid-August, unleashing moderate flowering seen by Reuters while on a tour through the main coffee belt on Wednesday.
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According to the UN, more than 2.2 million people in urban Zimbabwe and 23 million others in rural areas are at risk of starvation due to a drought in the last agriculture season and a prolonged dry spell.
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We've neglected it for a while but we're bringing it back because we've all hit a dry spell, sexually, and thought it would feel good to let our pent-up aggression out on some of your crappy submissions.
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But even though the science itself is sound, he wishes that the study authors had made it clearer that the Napa wineries were irrigated — so the findings don't mean the grapes will survive a dry spell without being watered.
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VP broke its dry spell with an impressive first-place finish at ELeague Season 1 in July (where the team went on a five-match win streak without losing a single map), followed by a win at DreamHack Bucharest.
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Now, after a frustrating Hollywood dry spell, Wonder Woman has returned to the spotlight with a pivotal appearance in the superhero throwdown Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, as well a highly anticipated stand-alone movie starring Gal Gadot.
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An outbreak of crop-destroying swollen shoot disease and a dry spell that reduced bean sizes have trade houses lowering their estimates for Ghanaian production to between 22012,000 and 850,000 tonnes, from earlier forecasts for a 900,000-tonne harvest.
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It is predicted that areas like Midwest America where mainly corn and soybean are grown and the Northern plains where mainly wheat is grown are going to experience a persisting dry spell and a sharp increase in weather temperatures.
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When it comes to the men, the only NYFCC best actor champions since 2007 who didn't receive an Oscar nomination occurred one after the other, when a three-year dry spell saw Robert Redford (All Is Lost), Timothy Spall (Mr.
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That long a dry spell between funds — at a time when rival firms are competing with one another to raise bigger and bigger war chests at a faster and faster clip, led by SoftBank's $100 billion Vision Fund — is decidedly unusual.
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If you're a fan of TV shows about wayward starship crews taking on whatever job will keep them flying, you might be suffering though a dry spell right now, since shows like Firefly, Farscape, and Dark Matter are no longer running.
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"People who have followed a gluten-free diet are 217 percent more likely to have had a date in the [past] year and 172 percent less likely to have had a dry spell that lasted two or more years," Match.
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And those games are coming on the heels of Super Mario Party, which ended a dry spell of major Switch releases a few weeks ago in October, and which Fils-Aimé notes has already cracked the 1 million unit mark.
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James Belgrave, an official at the U.N. World Food Programme who visited North Korea in April, said recently that there had been a drop of up to 20% in North Korea's wheat and barley production due to an early dry spell.
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The reality star opened up this season about how the lasting effects from that relationship caused a sexual "dry spell" with her current boyfriend Tom Sandoval, but Madix says that things are better now that she has talked about it.
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LILONGWE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The harvest months of May and June should be a period of relief for Malawi's farmers, as they finally reap their crops after battling a prolonged dry spell, attacks by armyworm pests and flooding in some areas.
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Roaring through timber stands parched by a prolonged dry spell, the blaze was centered just 2 miles (3.22 km) from downtown Flagstaff, a city of about 70,000 people on the edge of the high Colorado Plateau southeast of the Grand Canyon.
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ABIDJAN, April 1 (Reuters) - A dry spell in some of Ivory Coast's cocoa regions could affect the size and quality of the April-September mid-crop, farmers said on Monday, after weeks of below-average rainfall in key growing areas.
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The IPO, underwritten by banks like UBS Investment Bank, Credit Suisse, Jefferies, Stifel and William Blair, will provide yet another test of the public markets, after companies like Snap and MuleSoft broke a long dry spell of big tech IPOs.
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England ended their dry spell by winning the third of three tests in South Africa, beat them again on home soil and then, finally, for the first time in four years, faced the ultimate test against New Zealand a year ago.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - National Australia Bank moved to soothe public anger after a major inquiry showed it dealt harshly with rural borrowers, saying it won't penalize farmers for loan defaults in droughts amid a record dry spell in parts of the nation.
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"Flowering was good, but the dry spell hit pod formation," said Subhash Mhaisne, a farmer from the village of Lohari, 600 km (372 miles) northeast from Mumbai in Maharashtra, referring to the pockets on the plants where the soybeans develop.
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ROME (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Trees and their environment need as long as two years to recover from drought in some places, and if a second dry spell hits before then, it may cause permanent damage to the landscape, researchers said on Wednesday.
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"The revised humanitarian flash appeal aims to respond to the rising humanitarian needs of people in Zimbabwe due to a dry spell, challenging economic situation and compounded by the recent Cyclone Idai disaster," the U.N.'s resident coordinator in Harare, Bishow Parajuli, said.
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Volquez's long dry spell ends as Marlins top Phillies MIAMI — Edinson Volquez, who is in his 13th season in the majors and has already won a World Series and pitched in an All-Star Game, got the "rookie treatment" on Monday night.
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CANBERRA, Australia – Australia&aposs most populous state was declared entirely in drought on Wednesday and struggling farmers were given new authority to shoot kangaroos that compete with livestock for sparse pasture during the most intense dry spell in more than 50 years.
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KAMATUNGU, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As Mary Mbaka tended to the crops on her farm in central Kenya, she wondered if she could rely on recent heavy rains to keep them watered, or if she should be preparing for a dry spell.
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"Industrial production went through a dry spell at the end of 2015," the economy ministry said in a statement, adding, however, that a rise in industrial orders in the fourth quarter pointed to an expansion in production at the start of this year.
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That sense of discovery — that something worth hearing was always just around the corner — kept me going when I was suffering through a critical dry spell, struggling to understand industry economics, or just exhausted after a day spent embedding Kanye West's tweets.
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KUALA LUMPUR, April 25 (Reuters) - Malaysia-based poultry producer Leong Hup International launched on Thursday its long-awaited initial public offering (IPO) that aims to raise as much as 1.2 billion ringgit ($290.31 million), breaking a dry spell in the country's primary market.
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Rains have returned to parts of South Africa, giving some relief after a severe dry spell triggered by an El Nino weather pattern, but the national weather service said in late October that much of the country remained firmly in drought conditions.
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I ask if she feels that the concept of 'voluntary celibacy' is a valid one—both as a linguistic device used to describe a sex-free dry spell, as Jack applied it, and as a lifestyle choice, as I employ the term.
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Irving and Morris each tallied 12 points by the break, and when Harden extended his dry spell to 11 consecutive misses, the Celtics finally forged ahead 77-76 when Irving completed a dazzling layup with 4:22 left in the third quarter.
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People are physically and financially drained from the holidays, and there's not much to celebrate — a dry spell that has led brands to create a deluge of fake holidays like National Shortbread Day (January 214) and National Shop for Travel Day (January 22015).
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"Industrial production went through a dry spell at the end of 2015," the economy ministry said in a statement, adding, however, that a rise in industrial orders in the fourth quarter pointed to an expansion in production at the start of this year.
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Ericsson is due to report results on Friday and Nokia next Thursday and the focus is likely to be on next-generation 25G network upgrades expected to start later in 28.5 or during 2019, ending a three-to-four year dry spell in network spending.
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Since then, NASA astronauts have all been launching to space on Russian Soyuz rockets from Kazakhstan, and no crewed launches have taken place from the US. But VSS Unity's two co-pilots, Mark "Forger" Stucky and C.J. Sturckow, have tentatively broken that dry spell.
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The Indians squandered a 3-1 lead in the best-of-seven series and had to watch the Cubs celebrate on their home field after the fabled "Loveable Losers" snapped a 108-year dry spell and passed the mantle of longest losers down to Cleveland.
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According to the Asean Specialized Meteorological Centre based in Singapore, the number of hotspots (locations with active fires) in Indonesia hit a high of 184 on August 18 due to the ongoing dry spell, but that figure has since eased as rains doused the fires.
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BRADLEY ENDS DRY SPELL Michael Bradley scored his first goal since the 2016 season and added another in the second half for his first career multigoal M.L.S. game as Toronto F.C. opened the season with a 3-123 road victory against the Philadelphia Union.
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Petteri Taalas, secretary-general of the World Meteorological Organization, says another El Niño is now likely, and although it won't be as bad as four years ago, it will still have "considerable impacts" such as higher-than-normal temperatures and a more prolonged dry spell.
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Bed death by any other name is a dry spell or a sex slump, and most long-term couples (straight or gay) will go through it at least once, says Paulette Sherman, PsyD, a New York City-based psychologist and author of Dating from the Inside Out.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's Westpac Banking Corp said on Thursday it would disburse A$100 million ($74.2 million) in cheap loans to farmers as a record dry spell hits parts of the nation, while the country's lenders fight to regain public trust amidst an ongoing misconduct inquiry.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - India is likely to get above-average rainfall in the next two weeks after receiving below average rains in the past two weeks, a weather department official said on Thursday, helping summer-sown crops that were wilting in some areas due to a dry spell.
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CNN has spoken to multiple families around the western city of Herat who have been forced from their homes because of a record dry spell that, according to the United Nations, has forced more people from their homes in 2018 than the record violence afflicting the country.
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Game Six will take place on Saturday in Chicago where another win by the Cubs would earn them a coveted place in the Fall Classic against the Cleveland Indians, and the chance to end a lengthy dry spell marked by "The Curse of the Billy Goat".
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Indonesia and neighboring countries in Southeast Asia are regularly hit by smoke from slash-and-burn clearances of forests for farms and palm oil plantations, but conditions this year have been the worst since 2015 due to an El Nino weather pattern causing an extended dry spell.
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A few weeks after her arrival, plagued by the panic any artist gets during a dry spell, she contemplated slinking downstairs to the supermarket to hand in her CV. Broke and living with the fear of having to move back home, Olivia was, as she puts it "kind of shitting myself".
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Taking advantage of a dry spell in the weather over the past few days, rescuers have used hundreds of industrial water pumps in their effort to drain the cave complex — at least to the level where the boys could potentially make their escape without having to submerge or use breathing equipment.
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ABOUT THE DEVILS (43-21-7): Even though New Jersey won five of six before the current three-game dry spell, it has been outshot in nine consecutive games - including a 37-28 advantage for the Rangers that had Cory Schneider and Kyle Palmieri questioning if the team was ready to play.
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Food all tastes pretty much the same, and a lot of the joy in the world vanishes: no more cut grass on a summer's day, no more wonderful earthy smell of rain after a dry spell, and no more buying a new game, opening the manual and relishing that new game smell. Nothing.
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Growers likened it to 2012, but instead of the dry, warm September and October that capped that year (and saved the year before), rains began in September and growers either had to pick the grapes early, perhaps sooner than they would have preferred, or risk rot and damage in the hopes of a dry spell.
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Farming at 12,500 feet above sea level feet is unreliable business — pests or an unseasonal wet or dry spell can ruin a year's worth of income in just a few days, few crops can even survive at that altitude, and the short growing season makes it difficult to grow enough to sell after feeding the family.
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" For the May 2016 Vogue cover story (her most recent major interview), she reiterated that fans might be in for a bit of a dry spell: "I just decided that after the past year, with all of the unbelievable things that happened … I decided I was going to live my life a little bit without the pressure on myself to create something.
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His career hit a dry spell in the 1970s, and he blamed it on the buzz in Hollywood at the time that he was difficult to work with, a reputation sealed when tension on the set of "Easy Rider" led to his being replaced by Jack Nicholson for the 1969 release and missing out on one of the biggest hits of the era.
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Here we have the Washington Post claiming that only fans of the 2004 Boston Red Sox can understand what it would mean for Cleveland or Chicago to break its epic World Series drought: If the writer had bothered updating his "World Series champions" list just one more season, he would have stumbled upon another club who erased an even longer dry spell: the 2005 White Sox.
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Read more:The NTSB says Boeing should redesign the engine housing on its 737 jets, which was partly to blame for a deadly Southwest accidentVideo shows a Boeing 737 carrying 196 people burst into flames just after landing at an Egyptian airportBoeing sold 60 of its 737 Max plane in the first days of the Dubai Air Show, ending a dry spell since the jet was groundedA union of 60,000 aviation workers warned of more disasters like the 737 Max crashes if Congress doesn&apost pass new rules on plane maintenance
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