Then the Neustrashimyy repeatedly asked Gravely over radio to maintain a safe distance while the Neustrashimyy continued to maneuver to get closer to Gravely.
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US 'gravely alarmed' by reports of chemical attacks The UN statement comes the day after the US State Department said it was "gravely alarmed" by allegations that Syrian forces conducted chemical attacks.
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The U.S. State Department has said Washington is gravely concerned.
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Bones said all are alive, although some are gravely injured.
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Sam Howard, 36, was gravely wounded and died Saturday afternoon.
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The word is out now: dragons can be gravely wounded.
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"You've lost ten pounds in a month," she said gravely.
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" He nodded gravely and said, "Thank you for your support.
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Medicines are in short supply, even for the gravely ill.
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They are gravely endangered by its opposite, which is savagery.
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Méndez, who speaks with a soft Mexican accent, nodded gravely.
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It's their government that gravely threatens us and our allies.
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Alexis Gravely is a student at the University of Virginia.
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"She ended up killing hundreds of people," Emily says gravely.
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She was released when she fell gravely ill, she said.
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His narcissism, incompetence, and dithering have gravely endangered the nation.
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Today, most of those physicians are frustrated and gravely concerned.
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The annual event honors gravely ill children and their caregivers.
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The officer, Amy Caprio, was gravely injured around 2 p.m.
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For decades, people in the area kept becoming gravely ill.
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His children, all seven of them, had fallen gravely ill.
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He had comforted me after my father had been gravely injured.
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"Hello Kate, you're looking sensual," Stiller says in Goodman's gravely voice.
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"I happen to think that he was gravely wronged," Beck said.
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There's no American template for a powerful woman gone so gravely
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Caprotti had taken gravely ill in recent days, the sources said.
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As border controls pop up across Europe, Schengen looks gravely imperilled.
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A police uniform is a "magnet for trouble", he explains gravely.
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It's been reported that the Queen of Soul is gravely ill!
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He gravely affected the trajectory of Drake's family and their lives.
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That provision is typically used for elderly or gravely ill inmates.
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Don't try to forcibly remove someone, even if you're gravely concerned.
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Six others were injured in that attack, one of them gravely.
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Backstage, he gravely smoothed his lapels, now a matter of concern.
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That is a battle with an outcome that remains gravely uncertain.
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Chris Coons is "gravely concerned" about what Trump would do next.
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Tourism officials in Australia should also be gravely aware of this.
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The Russian vessel made repeated passes behind the Gravely within its wake.
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The United States says it is gravely concerned about the proposed amendments.
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Silliness, it would appear, has been gravely undervalued as a survival strategy.
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The area had suffered gravely during Mao's Great Leap Forward, others added.
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It comes down to Peter the Gravely Voiced and Will the Optimist.
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Gravely, a Senior Technical Information Specialist at the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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It is exactly the wrong approach and gravely threatens our nation's security.
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Despite getting stitches and an antibiotic treatment, the boy grew gravely ill.
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"We have to keep in mind the political implications," Jim said, gravely.
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We are gravely concerned that parts of the population could experience famine.
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"I knew something gravely bad had happened," she said in the interview.
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The court's decision was gravely disappointing the day it was handed down.
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But he denied that any gravely ill patients have been sent home.
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Mr. Jo, in other words, is perhaps gravely ahead of his time.
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Why do some people have mild illness while others become gravely ill?
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Gravely injured but alive, Mr. Zottola was whisked to Jacobi Medical Center.
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In time, you glean that a woman, Aga, gravely hurt the couple.
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We cannot ignore the blatant problems gravely affecting our country any longer.
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We would look down at our bottles of kombucha and nod gravely.
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The Harvey Weinstein verdict is at once gravely disappointing and grimly satisfying.
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The episode, on June 3, left the officer, Dalsh Veve, gravely injured.
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His family confirmed the death and said he had been gravely ill.
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One protester was killed, and at least two others were gravely wounded.
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Then in a hospital because what he found made him gravely ill.
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She was gravely injured, one of her friends died and one survived.
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"We remain gravely concerned and deeply troubled by these abuses," the department said.
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Brady was gravely wounded by a 1981 attempt on President Ronald Reagan's life.
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Joe fell into this deep crevasse and was gravely injured, broken to pieces.
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But above all, Mr Trump gravely underestimates the complexity of messing with tariffs.
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I was also concerned — gravely concerned — about the state of my friends' souls.
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Just by appearing on television, Mr Navalny would gravely damage Mr Putin's system.
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The tweets called out what he saw as players gravely disrespecting the country.
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I imagined a gravely ill man, tied down for safety, the sea enraged.
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The combination of travel and heavy drug use was gravely affecting my health.
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The patients were gravely ill, their hearts scarred by infections or heart attacks.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 74%What critics said: "It's serious, respectful, gravely melancholic.
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Gravely ill, he had returned to Nicaragua for his fifth and final time.
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The president's leadership has already gravely imperiled the American response to this crisis.
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Two Americans defending the compound died on the roof, others were gravely injured.
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We dressed in robes for formal dinners, then gravely debated the gaudy tradition.
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China's defense ministry added that the ship had "gravely infringed upon China's sovereignty".
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It was either going to happen or I was going to get gravely injured.
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The second generation featured a gravely texture that seemed like it wasn't sensitive enough.
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It was gravely, it was thick, it was not phlegmy — but it had texture.
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But obviously we had two officers gravely injured here, and it left no choice.
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One would fall gravely ill, splitting the group and threatening to end the journey.
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If you thought you could dictate letters with that shit, you were gravely mistaken.
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But it's safe to say the convictions have gravely wounded him, perhaps beyond repair.
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Gravely says people who eat moldy food may suffer allergic reactions and respiratory problems.
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Gravely recommends buying a carton of eggs a week before you need to boil.
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His voice—gravely, nearing death—reminds me of one of my old school teachers.
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"This move amplifies legal uncertainty and gravely affects normal international trade," the ministry said.
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In Yemen, Ali Abdullah Saleh, gravely wounded by a bomb, stepped down in November.
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They are just three brave representatives of many thousands who have suffered so gravely.
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The gravely ill in Frostpunk are among the first to protest, and the fiercest.
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It is one of many indications that something is gravely wrong here in Nicaragua.
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Republican megadonor Sheldon Adelson, who is reportedly gravely ill, watched the speech in person.
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And that obligation is taken more gravely and more seriously than almost anything else.
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The young Emma returns to the Watson family, where her father is gravely ill.
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He obliged, but says it cost him gravely in the form of an injury.
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Mr. Scalise, 51, was gravely wounded after a rifle bullet tore through his hip.
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But there's one aspect of this film that has been gravely overlooked: the cast.
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Mr. Gonzalez said he learned "very early on" that his boss was gravely ill.
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Some appear to show crowded hospitals, strained health care workers and gravely ill patients.
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For you and the President to continue saying it did, gravely misrepresents their work.
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It called the negligence suit "gravely mistaken" and said it will contest the allegations.
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That is to say gravely, with humility and a touch of sadness, not boastful.
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She completed the look with nude high heels while walking on the gravely, dirt road.
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She gravely claimed that the paper was a letter the boy had written to her.
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"Roxsana Hernandez came to Cibola County Correctional Center in May 2018 gravely ill," Gilchrist said.
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The company distributed video clips of Mark Zuckerberg discussing these changes — rather gravely — with employees.
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With Europe, as with so much else, he gravely undervalues what he is giving up.
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" But Roberts did take the opportunity to denounce the Korematsu decision calling it "gravely wrong.
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Abe also said the missile launch did not gravely affect Japan's national security, it added.
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Three employees died and one remains gravely injured after the failed breakout three weeks ago.
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She, the fighter that she is, manages to gravely impact the dog with her rifle.
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So they gathered Hilltop Dr. Carson despite Gregory's weak-willed objections, gravely crippling the colony.
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Gaddafi forces blasted his group, killing photographer Chris Hondros and gravely wounding photographer Guy Martin.
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He spoke gravely about the effects of passing a health care bill through that process.
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House Majority Whip Steve Scalise (R-La.) was gravely wounded and four others were injured.
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I have also written letters apologizing to others — including some who also wronged me gravely.
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His detention "gravely impairs" his ability to prepare for trial, Manafort says in his appeal.
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Alexis Gravely: I was a student reporter covering a national tragedy I remember last August.
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Word of the "Queen of Soul" being gravely ill was first reported by Showbiz 411.
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Callie remarks that her favorite book is "The Phantom Tollbooth," and two researchers nod gravely.
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There are plenty of Trump administration nominees that Senate Democrats are gravely concerned about. Gen.
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After it became clear that Mariee was gravely ill, ICE simply discharged mother and daughter.
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"The Future is our domain," a voice gravely intoned at the beginning of the piece.
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Gravely wounded, he succumbed to his injuries during his transfer to the hospital by helicopter.
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"I'm always sure to speak about Vjuan Allure and make it known," he says gravely.
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It should gravely worry all Americans, including intelligence professionals, about the cost of speaking out.
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Many hours went by before he was taken to a hospital, unconscious and gravely ill.
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The Filipino people are gravely insulted about Canada's treating this country as a dump site.
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First and foremost, Trump has gravely damaged the premises and procedures that undergird American democracy.
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Rather than sounding gravely wounded, the first movement had reserves of noir-film savoir faire.
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Travel ban restrictions have gravely impacted U.S. citizens and legal permanent residents across the country.
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While Twain was visiting London once, someone started a rumor that he was gravely ill.
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However, I'm gravely concerned that Amazon does not pay a fair share of its taxes.
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"Look, the American people know that sexual misconduct is gravely serious," the Kentucky Republican said.
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He is gravely concerned about climate and childhood obesity and the availability of organic kale.
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Some I have met in a decade of reporting have been gravely injured in the process.
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But there have been challenges with this strategy: Vaccine stockpiles were, until recently, running gravely low.
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" In season 2, older Randall gravely tells his eldest daughter, "It's time to go see her.
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Cassidy, who invited the documentary film crew in August, fell gravely and unexpectedly ill during production.
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Successors to great European statesmen such as Mitterrand and Kohl have gravely compromised the euro's finality.
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One gravely wounded dragon, Dreamfyre, broke free from her chains, and flew upwards, destroying the dome.
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Innocent strangers and wanderers are losing their lives or being gravely injured due to mob violence.
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" In season 2, older Randall gravely tells his eldest daughter, "It's time to go see her.
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The city is gravely dry and streets are perpetually covered in a film sand and dust.
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Meanwhile, their son (and alleged victim) is "gravely ill," Helena Police Chief Pete Folmar tells PEOPLE.
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But the NYPD report gravely tarnished the posthumous reputation of a sweet, talented, and troubled man.
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Now we are gravely concerned about other uses of technology, not just the social media platforms.
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Holloway is not a gravely voiced white guy out to avenge murdered loved ones — an improvement!
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People were committing acts gravely contrary to the rule and somehow a blind eye was turned.
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The trouble begins after Emily falls gravely ill and is put into a medically induced coma.
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" The Queen of Soul's family also told Local 22017 in Detroit that Franklin is "gravely ill.
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But we can still fall gravely ill when larvae migrate, grow and die in our brains.
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One National Guardsman described seeing a gravely injured black man being attacked by a corrections officer.
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"It's gravely disappointing that we haven't had a moment of greater accountability like this," he said.
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He stood in front of animated graphs pointing gravely at the rising lines on the screen.
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However, as someone who's watched the HBO program for years, Maher's timid responses were gravely disappointing.
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He was gravely injured in every part of his body — doctors had to reinsert his eye.
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He took part in an August hunger strike that left him gravely ill, the Post reported.
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To get some answers, we reached out to food safety expert Marianne Gravely at the USDA.
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It's a heavy project, but it's one they don't seem to want to treat too gravely.
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Though Rodolfo adores Mimi, when he realizes that she is gravely ill, he can't hack it.
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The film is "serious, respectful, gravely melancholic," Manohla Dargis wrote in her review for The Times.
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The bomb exploded when Judge Vance opened the package, killing him and gravely injuring his wife.
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Of the four people shot that day, Mr. Mika was at first the most gravely injured.
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The book opens with Shori waking up in a cave, gravely injured and suffering from amnesia.
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Yet I am astonished that even a gravely ill newborn baby didn't elicit a different response.
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He can't decide what to do, so she breaks it off, but then falls gravely ill.
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The fragmentary style of the novel suits its subject: Barnes was gravely injured during the conflict.
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Aides have stressed in recent days that they were gravely misled by Porter over the allegations.
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"Yes, he was free to sleep with someone else, as he so gravely chose," she says.
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"Equal justice under law is at stake in this Witchunt [sic]," Giuliani tweeted gravely on Sunday.
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He nodded gravely, but said there were multiple issues the US had to deal with first.
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No one was gravely injured, and New Yorkers largely carried on with their commuting on Monday.
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That's when the couple examined Liam's thigh and groin-area and saw they had become gravely discolored.
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Frankel said the majority of those who died had been under hospice care or otherwise gravely ill.
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If you saw blood spilled, you tended to see someone who was gravely injured and probably dying.
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North Valley men have busted into their swanky home, killing Pacho's boy toy and gravely wounding Alvaro.
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But when the Hound is gravely injured and begs for Arya to finish him off, Arya refuses.
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Then, Alice appears in her own form of full drag, complete with a put-on gravely voice.
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He had just returned from Syria 10 days earlier, where he had operated on gravely injured children.
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In Pitch Perfect 3, the Bellas are grown up, graduated, and gravely disappointed by the Real World.
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The Truman carrier strike group includes the cruiser Anzio, and the destroyers Gravely, Bulkeley, Gonzalez and Ramage.
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Scalise, the third-ranking member of House Republican leadership, was the most gravely injured in the shooting.
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The independent investigators said they were gravely concerned about the impact of international coalition strikes on civilians.
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In the film, Abigail poisons Sarah with tea, which leaves her gravely ill but doesn't kill her.
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But it's amazing to continue an intelligent and well-rounded conversation on such a gravely important subject.
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This gravely limited the opportunity for minority owners like HSH to acquire stations subject to spin-off.
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"Yes," I say gravely, signaling Jason across the room to write that quote down word for word.
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The Philippines said it was "gravely concerned" about the reports of missiles being deployed on Woody Island.
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After all, Gravely says, you won't have to continually cut the chicken open to test the doneness.
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"After it became clear that Mariee was gravely ill, ICE simply discharged mother and daughter," Jones said.
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Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman said Israel viewed the incident gravely and would respond to any provocation.
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"I know where I am," Marcia Clark, the prosecutor in the Simpson case, said, a little gravely.
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It is a ploy to hide the sad truth that Italian politicians have gravely mismanaged their economy.
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He refused to pay her the millions he owed, claiming her breach had gravely damaged his business.
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France is suffering gravely, and the tourism industry is being massively affected in a most negative way.
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After American forces arrive in his village, his brother is gravely injured and Aziz joins a militia.
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I've had to tell families that their child has a chronic disease, is gravely ill, has died.
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"The consequence of not acting now would be gravely negative for South Africa," Mboweni said told parliament.
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They found her beneath a third-story balcony, where she was "gravely injured" and unresponsive, LAPD said.
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A principled and gravely disturbing look into the void, it remains an appalling inquiry into penal abuse.
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Many arts officials said they were gravely concerned that the programs were back on the chopping block.
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No other cabinet secretary has ever broken the law so flagrantly or endangered national security so gravely.
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It's true: No single study can definitively claim that periodically eating beef — or chicken or turkey or pork — would gravely affect our health, but we don't need more studies to tell us that eating beef — or chicken or turkey or pork — gravely affects the chickens, turkeys, pigs and cows.
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As the Turnblad parentals, Short and Fierstein (gravely-voiced and in progressively better drag) were pure #relationship goals.
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Viserion met his ultimate end at the Battle of Winterfell, but not before gravely wounding his brother, Rhaegal.
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It "gravely affects the human right Venezuelans have to be informed," the legislative body said in a statement.
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When he becomes so, and has far greater power, our freedom and our democracy could be gravely jeopardized.
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Trust in leaders and institutions, including journalists and the media, has been gravely undermined, as have these democracies.
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Baghdadi has been on the run, and has often been rumored to have been killed or gravely hurt.
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Guided-missile destroyer USS Gravely joined a Canadian-led exercise off western Greenland in late 2019, Vice Adm.
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When I gently inquired about what was going on, she blurted out that her sister was gravely ill.
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The Gravely eventually accelerated speed and moved ahead, with the Russian ship still following it before breaking off.
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To understand the moral filter view, consider a society with a gravely unjust law — one permitting slavery, say.
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Narrator David Attenborough gravely intones about warming seas, and he doesn't need to say who's warming those seas.
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The woman was described as seemingly "gravely disabled" by sheriff's Lt. Joe Mendoza, according to the South Pasadenan.
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We're in an existential crisis, you know our democracy has been challenged very, very gravely, and I'm scared.
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Men arguing as they try to delicately move a gravely injured boy from the back of a car.
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Beneath blankets thrown over their remains, the militants appear to have fought on even after being gravely wounded.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNAretha Franklin is Gravely IllKhloe & Tristan's Romantic GetawayChris Hardwick Gets Emotional over AllegationsJustin Bieber's Wedding Plans
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It would also gravely weaken the CSU, whose dominance of Bavarian politics relies on its influence in Berlin.
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Because the moment you're telling a couple what they "should" do at their wedding, you have gravely overstepped.
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The only time I failed was when I became gravely ill during a race in the Nile River.
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They include Vietnam War combatants who breathed in defoliants sprayed by American aircraft, and later became gravely ill.
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Gravely we reviewed the various figures in Talisman's orbit — while nibbling happily on the breakfast Sarai had brought.
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Russia has continually denied involvement in the attack, which left Sergei Skripal and his daughter, Yulia, gravely ill.
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"These are not the actions of a man; they are crimes of a monster instead," Trump said gravely.
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We need ventilators to sustain the lives of thousands of gravely ill patients who are already overwhelming hospitals.
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We need ventilators to sustain the lives of thousands of gravely ill patients who are already overwhelming hospitals.
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The center was named for Gabrielle Giffords, the former congresswoman who was gravely injured by gunfire in 2011.
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The only people who seem to be standing up to Bannon are either retiring, retired or gravely ill.
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Moreover, a bystander or emergency medical worker who comes into contact with such drugs can be gravely harmed.
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" In another drawing, a pot-smoking cool dude gravely testifies, "I've never heard so many nuances in Donovan.
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I don't think she is dating anyone because I think she is too gravely attached to her responsibilities.
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"Such unilateralistic and protectionist action has gravely violated fundamental principles and values of the W.T.O.," the statement said.
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Gallmann was hit in the hip, and the bullet sliced upward through her torso, leaving her gravely wounded.
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The US State Department said it was "gravely alarmed" by allegations of a chemical attack by Syrian forces.
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Scalise was gravely wounded in June 2017 when a man opened fire on a GOP congressional baseball practice.
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Once churned with the other ingredients — "mix many times," the waitress instructed gravely one evening — it takes possession.
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Hollande said that the toll of 77 dead included children and that there were still 20 gravely wounded people.
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It goes without saying that his family in the Kingdom remain gravely concerned about him, and so are we.
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It is now clear that many of these polls, particularly at the state level, were gravely off the mark.
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Purists are arguing that the council erred gravely in applying the word "church" to bodies other than the Orthodox.
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Poor Grant thought he had done something right by telling her he loved her, but he was gravely mistaken.
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TBQH, whoever said you can't mix silver and gold — with jewelry and, in this case, makeup — was gravely mistaken.
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The WellChild Awards, one of the annual highlights of Harry's public calendar, honors gravely sick children and their caregivers.
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Princess Kate is once again putting a spotlight on the critical work done on behalf of gravely ill kids.
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"We are gravely concerned about these families," said Melany Markham, spokeswoman for the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) in Iraq.
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He did not alert the authorities or the child's mother that the boy had been gravely injured, prosecutors said.
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Any vehicle or ambulance attempting transit or rescue in such conditions could be suicidal, rescue impossible, rescuers gravely imperiled.
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"Oh, you're that couple," a father said gravely when we introduced ourselves at a support group for bereaved parents.
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In Parliament, the prime minister, David Cameron, said gravely that the report would be studied and its recommendations followed.
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Gabby Giffords (D-Ariz.) was shot and gravely wounded while meeting constituents in a supermarket parking lot in Tucson.
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The first episode deals, gravely, with the threat of drought and features a sequence where a calf is born.
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In another session, the gravely ill rested in chilly carehouses while great steam automatons mined coal for their furnaces.
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But it also needs the religious incentive linking the phenomenon to the person's calling upon the gravely sick person.
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"I suspect everyone — I suspect no one," he gravely informs a roomful of suspects before tripping over the furniture.
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While the majority of her previous work had been tightly controlled and gravely serious, "Americanah" was loose and irreverent.
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His first vice-president, Constantino Chiwenga, the armed-forces chief behind the coup, is said to be gravely ill.
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In December, two migrant children died in Customs and Border Protection custody after becoming gravely ill during their trip.
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One woman who identified herself as a separatist leader looked out at the sea of mourners and gravely smiled.
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Ralph Northam, who emerged from a throng of candidates looking to challenge Representative Barbara Comstock, a gravely vulnerable Republican.
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Gravely wounded, she heals herself with some peyote, a cigarette lighter, a hunting knife and an empty beer can.
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She took her husband's place behind a cannon when he was killed in 1776 and was gravely wounded herself.
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And in Washington, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the United States was "gravely concerned" by the deepening chaos.
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Many of the hackers I spoke to were gravely concerned about Russia's wide-ranging interference in last year's election.
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Perhaps the Times can get with the times and realize word choice can gravely and greatly change the industry.
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This would create a gravely dangerous situation, not only for this president but for all future presidents as well.
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It seems the Martians may be bringing viruses that could wipe out the entire human species, he announced gravely.
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A local government official said the 10 gravely wounded had been transported to a hospital in a nearby town.
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But crises will still happen, and when they do, the firefighting abilities of policymakers will have been gravely compromised.
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"In Moscow we are gravely concerned about events inside the Turkish republic," the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
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And yet, when Roger DuBois asks if things were "really that bad," we are compelled to gravely nod our heads.
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Thousands of people could be gravely disappointed when they attend the 2000th annual White House Easter Egg Roll on Monday.
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The album itself is rooted in an honest account of family and, specifically, DeMarco's father, who recently became gravely ill.
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There are a few reasons why you don't have to gravely fear your texting app turning into a corporate dump.
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Musk says it's the best way to prevent an AI apocalypse, but it's on this point that he's gravely mistaken.
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Most gravely Kem Ley, a prominent critic of the government, was shot dead over his morning coffee 14 months ago.
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She'd been suffering from advanced pancreatic cancer, and had been gravely ill in the days leading up to her death.
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Where Banks lands in her quests—both personal and gravely cosmic—is better left for viewers to see for themselves.
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Pilot James Evan Robinson was killed on impact, but the gravely injured Gentry was rushed to nearby Virtua Marlton hospital.
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That not only threatens China's sovereignty and security but also gravely imperils peace and security in the South China Sea.
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"Officers immediately responded to the area and found two of their fallen brothers gravely injured on the roadway," O'Dell said.
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If you want to cook it more, Gravely says, that's fine, but that's about taste preference and not food safety.
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Gravely concerned, sex trafficking survivors and anti-trafficking advocates sent a letter alerting Congress to Big Tech's policy laundering maneuvers.
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Authorities on Saturday said only one person was killed, though other videos from the protests have shown people gravely wounded.
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And by the way, most importantly, with all the thousands of lives that have been lost and affected so gravely.
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A gravely wounded man arrived in a hospital, and there were no more spaces on the floor for new patients.
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Things predictably went bad, and the new season picks up at the moment Season 2 ended, with Spector gravely wounded.
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Once I was sure they were safe, I went back and scared the bear off, but Pete was gravely injured.
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"She was gravely hurt and possibly has a fractured collarbone," Maduro said on Wednesday evening during a speech in Cuba.
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For answers, we turned to the professionals — USDA's Marianne H. Gravely, a technical information specialist, and the USDA Foodkeeper app.
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Three highlights: Who's buying: Gravely has seen increased interest from ports, housing communities, and universities in developing their own microgrids.
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On Wednesday night, a man was shot and gravely wounded in what officials said was a "civilian on civilian" incident.
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While the passage of extreme anti-abortion measures across the country is gravely concerning, Alabama's personhood amendment is particularly disturbing.
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Mr. Mika met privately in August with Representative Steve Scalise of Louisiana, the House majority whip, who was gravely wounded.
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It's not long before Lula discovers the horrible choices involved in fixing things that her magic has made gravely wrong.
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The Court will be gravely damaged by inevitable clashes between the conservative majority and progressive politicians once Democrats regain power.
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When he heard she was gravely ill with pancreatic cancer in 2006, he flew to North Carolina to say goodbye.
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The letter reviewed three early sets of case reports from China, covering almost 1,300 patients gravely ill with Covid-19.
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Massari and Guidi were ushered into a private meeting with Sisi, who listened gravely as the Italians outlined their concerns.
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We urge Congress to aggressively fight these poison pill riders that gravely threaten well-being, harm ecosystems and undermine democracy.
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While I was waiting for my appeal proceedings, in September 2012 I received news that my mother was gravely ill.
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It is the singer's 28th and the first after six years of silence during which Ms. Hardy fell gravely ill.
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When Russia invaded Ukraine in 2014, it became clear that the Obama administration had gravely miscalculated Kremlin intentions and strategies.
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As she sat having her makeup done, a staff member gravely handed her the packet containing the list of names.
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Further impeding their efforts at governance is the Saudi bombardment, which has gravely damaged an already weak economy and infrastructure.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said he was "gravely concerned" that the move would revive ISIS and Trump ally Sen.
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Below them, one of the world's most majestic and familiar monuments to faith, beauty and human genius lies gravely wounded.
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But on top of the skyrocketing overdoses, there is a related public health crisis that's largely overlooked and gravely underfunded.
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Amid the expressions of shock and outrage, the United States said it was "gravely concerned" and called on Cameroon to investigate.
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"We remain gravely concerned about these recurring abuses in the pharmaceutical industry," Sanders and Cummings told Marathon in their new letter.
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A leading researcher of mosquito-borne diseases, Duane Gubler at Duke-NUS Medical School, is gravely concerned about the outbreak too.
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This is a self-fulfilling prophesy that condemns the Human Rights Council to its gravely disappointing, biased and inefficient status quo.
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"I am gravely concerned by recent events in Syria and by our nation's apparent response thus far," the Kentucky Republican said.
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U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon urged Pyongyang to "cease destabilizing acts," adding that he remained "gravely concerned" by the situation.
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As I got up to leave, she grabbed hold of me firmly, her eyes suddenly gravely serious, but still so kind.
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"We are gravely concerned with the apparently discriminatory actions against international students," the students wrote in the letter to the administration.
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Can't do this even if it means we must continue to hear Fake News like CNN, whose ratings have suffered gravely.
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Both Chile and Peru have experienced child-abuse scandals which have gravely damaged the church's standing inside and beyond those countries.
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"The Committee is gravely concerned that current law enforcement efforts are not adequately addressing this crisis," Cummings wrote in the letter.
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Uh, having attended China's most prestigious film school, the Beijing Film Academy, I can tell you that you are gravely mistaken.
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It will certainly be cancelled in the event of the death of Thailand's venerated king, who is old and gravely ill.
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"Canada is gravely concerned 1000+ peaceful protesters were detained in advance of upcoming #Moscow elections," Canada's foreign ministry said on Twitter.
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"All of us should be gravely concerned when a foreign power like Russia seeks to undermine our democratic institutions," said Rep.
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While Malinowski didn't definitively say whether he was in favor of launching an impeachment inquiry, he talked about the situation gravely.
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Last, but far from least, I am gravely concerned by how this effect will manifest itself in the 2020 presidential election.
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Three soldiers had light injuries, Parly said, while three others were more gravely hurt but not as seriously as previously thought.
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The game wanted me to barrel through, going REALLY FAST, on slippery, gravely dirt roads even when I couldn't see anything.
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A television tycoon convicted of taking bribes from Fujimori's spy chief was pardoned in 2009 after claiming to be gravely ill.
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Such confidence is rare today, given the easy temptation to gravely invoke Brexit and ISIS and Donald Trump and the Vatican.
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I watched the French news coverage from across the world, as if I were sitting vigil by a gravely ill relative.
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Patients with severe heart failure often are gravely ill, too sick to have open-heart surgery to have mitral valves replaced.
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In Central Quebec's Carden Alvar Provincial Park, the organization Wildlife Preservation Canada is addressing the plight of gravely threatened Loggerhead Shrikes.
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This French documentary convincingly explains why those views are gravely misguided, but its real triumph is its pervasive feeling of hope.
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Gravely ill and in a coma, Otto Warmbier was taken to a hospital after arriving back in the U.S. on Tuesday.
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Even French-speaking Britons in the room had to consult their dictionaries to determine just how gravely he had insulted her.
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But he is nonetheless clearly impaired, gravely deficient somewhere at the intersection of reason and judgment and conscience and self-control.
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Cant do this even if it means we must continue to hear Fake News like CNN, whose ratings have suffered gravely.
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The Hospital Authority announced that 300 gravely injured people had been sent to 12 different hospitals across the city on Tuesday.
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"This debate is taking place at very difficult moment for Latinos in Texas and all over the country," he intoned gravely.
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A happy ending: A woman gravely injured in the Boston Marathon bombing is about to marry the firefighter who rescued her.
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"These are people that are incredible people, they suffered gravely and we'll be there, we're going to be there," Trump said.
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"How are the hammies?" she'd ask, gravely; it's possible that I'd occasionally discussed the state of my hamstrings in excessive detail.
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UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called on Pyongyang to "cease destabilizing acts," adding that Ban remained "gravely concerned" by the situation.
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Other characters‚ like hotel owner Helen Gravely, the absolute menace that is Polterkitty, and countless ghostly bosses, provide similarly rich interactions.
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Charlie Linville, whose right leg was amputated below the knee after an improvised explosive blast gravely injured his right foot in Afghanistan.
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BREAKING NEWS: I am so saddened to report that the Queen of Soul and my good friend, Aretha Franklin is gravely ill.
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The disgraced movie mogul -- flanked by his attorneys -- entered his plea in a low, gravely voice Tuesday morning in an NYC court.
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Young was told she was gravely with a blood clot, and while in the hospital, she received an envelope from the businessman.
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By the time the chief gave the go ahead, at least two officers had already been killed, and several more gravely wounded.
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Aretha Franklin is "gravely ill" and surrounded by her friends and family in Detroit, a person close to the soul singer confirmed.
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The same day, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang said Beijing was "gravely concerned" about North Korea's recent nuclear and missile activities.
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Wonder was one of the people who rushed to Franklin's side earlier this month as news broke that she was gravely ill.
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Loyd also faces two counts of aggravated assault with a firearm for allegedly shooting Dixon's brother, Ronald Stuart, who was gravely injured.
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It wasn't until she was gravely ill that a federal judge finally granted her emergency request to have her marriage legally recognized.
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He also said Japan was gravely concerned about China's building of what he called "large-scale outposts" in the South China Sea.
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Zac's being sued by Karen Perry, a blind woman, who says she was gravely injured during his 2015 concert at Fenway Park.
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As a transgender person myself, I feel that it's crucial to emphasize the incredibly personal and gravely serious nature of this story.
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Just last week USS Gravely (DDG 107) conducted operations with a Danish ship in the Arctic waters off the coast of Greenland.
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The O.A.S. cited what it called an "alteration of constitutional order" in Venezuela, which it said had "gravely affected" the country's democracy.
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In the morning, I made him an espresso and told him that if he had died, it would have gravely inconvenienced me.
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The crowdfunding system requires people, such as the parents of gravely ill children, to strategically craft a digital presence from their suffering.
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"It's not just California that would have to be comfortable, but the other states as well," said Bob Gravely, a company spokesman.
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"They saw men in power who were believing other men in power over women who suffered gravely," she said in an interview.
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" The Turkish Foreign Ministry also said the sanctions "will gravely harm the constructive efforts to solve the issues between our two countries.
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William Gravely: The official story had him picking up one, possibly two fares in Greenville, South Carolina, Saturday night, February 19683, 1947.
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Dany has come face to face with her enemies, and hurt them gravely — but not without one of her dragons being injured.
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"Joanne White wants her son back, and she's gravely concerned that he will succumb to his medical issues in prison," it said.
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Getting credit for creating a viral moment can mean the difference between paying your bills or not during this gravely difficult time.
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Although he was wearing his full Elvis get-up, complete with a bedazzled jumpsuit and black pompadour, his tone was gravely serious.
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Experts in governance from across the political spectrum are gravely concerned that he does not respect the basic norms of American governance.
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While more than 9,000 Germans killed themselves in 2017, Germany does not keep track of those who had been gravely ill before.
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Former appreciators, including Camille Pissarro, were shocked—catching an introductory whiff of the artist's rapturously cynical, gravely trivial, authentically ersatz sincere insincerity.
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But the lessons it imparts so gravely have been delivered a million times before, in everything from Dunkirk to Game of Thrones.
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He also gravely underestimated Mr. Maduro's hold on the armed forces, which are one of the pillars of his government, analysts said.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Monday that he was "gravely concerned" about the U.S. response to the escalating conflict in Syria.
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He returned to Pakistan from London earlier this month where he had been tending his gravely ill wife to begin his sentence.
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"The pastas that do well on Instagram are creamy and cheesy," a colleague told me gravely when I told her about my troubles.
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All of a sudden there was a great deal of excitement, with some commentators gravely declaring Bitcoin to be The Future of Money.
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It was a great struggle, the paper said, and though Ashworth eventually won, both of the men were gravely injured as a result.
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Many mislabeled products had more CBD than advertised, which isn't a big problem, since there's likely no dosage that can gravely harm you.
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Despite her granddaughter's insistence, "I'm gravely concerned about her," Nana said, echoing J.'s belief that she is being held against her will.
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"We are gravely concerned that the government is moving to revoke Rappler's license," three U.N. human rights experts said in a joint statement.
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In addition, Vargas shows in startling detail that residents who come forward to report violent gang members suffer gravely for helping their communities.
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U.S. officials said earlier this month that on June 17, the Yaroslav Mudry came within 315 yards (288 meters) of the USS Gravely.
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At least five people were killed, with several others "gravely injured," in the shooting on Thursday at the newspaper's offices in Annapolis, Maryland.
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Liam Neeson stars as the primal, Groot-like tree-monster summoned to help a young boy whose mother (Felicity Jones) is gravely ill.
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"We are gravely concerned that the government is moving to revoke Rappler's licence," three U.N. human rights experts said in a joint statement.
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"We are gravely concerned that any such legislation would deeply tarnish Texas' reputation as open and friendly to businesses and families," it said.
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"We are gravely concerned that the government is moving to revoke Rappler's licence," three United Nations Special Rapporteurs said in a joint statement.
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And in the CNN interview ahead of the White House statement, Browder had noted how gravely he viewed a potential handover to Russia.
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A third Trump-friendly source acknowledged that backers of the president had been left "gravely concerned" by what occurred at the news conference.
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The Chinese embassy in Rome said Milan city officials meeting with the Buddhist leader "had gravely hurt the feelings of the Chinese people".
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"The legislation you have introduced this past week gravely threatens health care access and coverage for our state and its people," Gee wrote.
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Dr. Cornwell and others argue that many of these gravely ill Americans can be better cared for — at less overall expense — at home.
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While many people won't grow gravely ill from the virus, they could pass it onto those who will, particularly older and immunocompromised people.
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Days before Mr. Sullivan's death, Mr. McKay was in South Carolina when Ms. Sanford got the news that Mr. Sullivan was gravely ill.
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In one of the latest attacks, in October, another investigative journalist and critic of the ISI, Ahmad Noorani, was gravely wounded in Islamabad.
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It was, to her, "not yet anything real" — a descriptor that, were I to use it, could gravely hurt another of my clients.
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Officer Barnes was gravely wounded by a shotgun blast to the right arm, and remained in critical condition on Monday, the sheriff said.
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This isn't a misery-mystery show, even though there are a lot of sweaters and cold beaches and people gravely considering dark secrets.
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A political party that struggles to connect with a significant portion of Americans should be gravely concerned about its ability to compete electorally.
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"Domestic violence — in any form — is a gravely serious matter that affects every segment of our society," the Yankees said in a statement.
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A State Department spokeswoman, Elizabeth Trudeau, said at the time that the United States would be "gravely concerned" if that were the case.
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" Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the incoming Democratic Senate leader, warned gravely that Republicans were "gearing up for a war on seniors.
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Leftist terrorists have not killed anyone during this period in the United States, though an anti-Trump fanatic shot and gravely wounded Rep.
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But the anti-Semitism scandal is "gravely damaging Labour's reputation as the nice party," said Glen O'Hara, a historian at Oxford Brookes University.
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" He said in a recent Sunday address, "We have caused a climate emergency that gravely threatens nature and life itself, including our own.
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The most gravely injured Marjory Stoneman Douglas student, known as "the real Iron Man," has finally returned home from the hospital for good.
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He also gravely wounded a third person in the apartment, forcing him into a closet and shooting him six times through the door.
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" It read, "Championship clubs are gravely concerned that the EFL Board has announced it has approved a new long-term domestic broadcasting rights deal.
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Authorities have been searching for the source for months after two Russian nationals first came into contact with the nerve and became gravely ill.
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Sia gave a nod to Aretha Franklin, who is gravely ill from cancer ... and told us her favorite song by the Queen of Soul.
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Amid the horror of Thursday's mass shooting inside a Maryland newsroom that killed five people and "gravely" injured others, the journalists did their jobs.
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"I am so saddened to report that the Queen of Soul and my good friend, Aretha Franklin, is gravely ill," Cassimy wrote on Twitter.
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What happens in the wake of the worst mass shooting in modern US history — one that killed 49 people and left 53 gravely injured?
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" He added that the DOJ OLC's reasoning "not only appears contrary to settled understandings of the DNI's responsibilities and authorities, but is gravely troubling.
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Meera counters this, and says that the Three-Eyed Raven is dead, but Benjen says gravely that Bran is the Three-Eyed Raven now.
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The Kremlin is gravely concerned that Russians who fought with ISIS and other rebels groups could return to their homeland and cause instability there.
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Since the movie was released in 2013, Gad has made countless calls to gravely ill children whose only request is to speak with Olaf.
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President-elect Trump touted draconian changes to our immigration system, which should gravely concern everyone who cares about our values of fairness and equality.
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In Uncharted 2, though, he looks like he's bought it: gravely injured and lost in the snowy Himalayas, Drake lies down to die. Except!
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Ruby Hill (Retta) has the saddest circumstances of all as a mom gravely worried about her ailing young daughter Sara's (Lidya Jewett) failing kidneys.
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A 20-year-old American college student died in Myanmar after she was gravely injured by a fall while visiting an ancient religious city.
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In fact, that future is gravely threatened, not by the budget cuts that NASA speaks speaks often and candidly about, but by climate change.
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"I am so saddened to report that the Queen of Soul and my good friend, Aretha Franklin is gravely ill," Cassimy wrote on Twitter.
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The album is gravely long-winded, to a point that makes listening feel like an exercise by the time you reach the halfway point.
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Thus far, he has proposed a crackdown on communities that have suffered gravely from violence as well as a crisis of confidence in policing.
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Citing a statement from Beijing's foreign ministry spokesperson, China Daily said the communist nation is "gravely concerned" over reports about the new THAAD launchers.
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In one climactic scene, gravely dehydrated men are dragged from their vessel by rescuers, and flop into a dinghy like a haul of fish.
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The four lenders hold a combined market share of more than 80 percent, raising fears a bank failure could gravely damage the broader economy.
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The country's beloved king, Bhumibol Adulyadej, whose 70th year on the throne was celebrated on June 9th, is 88 years old and gravely ill.
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The fear, which could now be realized with the U.S. gravely misguided action, is that the exemption will become a widely utilized protectionist weapon.
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" When talking to a student whose shoes were visible in a now viral video from the shooting, Paul gravely asks "are these the shoes?
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If the American public had known how gravely ill he was, his chances of re-election would have been greatly jeopardized, if not destroyed.
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Lully was a man of formulas, as was his prized librettist, Philippe Quinault: spare melodies unfold over gravely dancing rhythms, every word made clear.
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However, of late a white-hot mob has threatened him -- and his child -- so gravely that he is now teaching via a video feed.
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A study from Harvard's Department of Nutrition concluded that "not all plant foods are necessarily beneficial for health," the New York Times gravely reported.
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LONDON, May 9 (Reuters) - Britain is gravely concerned at the deteriorating security and humanitarian situation in Libya, Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt said on Thursday.
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And in today's geopolitically charged atmosphere it is a good time to remember that without Texas oil, America's superpower status could be gravely challenged.
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These liquids often contain toxic, hazardous chemicals that can gravely impact the health of local populations if they leak into the air or water.
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Mike Manley, formerly head of the Jeep and Ram truck brands, is now chief executive of Fiat Chrysler, after Sergio Marchionne became gravely ill.
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In the fall of 1990, several weeks into her junior year, Nakesha learned that her mother, who had breast cancer, had become gravely ill.
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After one battle, both the king and his mount were gravely injured, with Sunfyre sustaining a torn wing that left it unable to fly.
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We stood by as Saudi Arabia seeded fanatical madrasas in places like West Africa, Pakistan and Indonesia, gravely destabilizing poor parts of the world.
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While students and teachers lay gravely wounded inside Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, a Fire Department official outside was begging to send in paramedics.
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It is a seven-level behemoth on 57th Street and Broadway, near the corpses of Bonwit Teller, Henri Bendel and the gravely wounded Barneys.
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The violations were "extremely severe" and "gravely damaged party unity", the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) said on its website late on Sunday.
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The impeachment of President Trump presented a challenge for photographers: a gravely historic moment in our democracy with limited freedom to document the process.
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But this latest episode underscores how reality shows, which need high drama and characters with outsize personalities, can also wade into gravely serious territory.
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Even Mr. Neti's uncle, Siya Ram Singh Gond, shook his head gravely at the thought of how long they had lived without these tools.
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She now believes that her "We can do this" slogan was "almost an empty formula," and sees that she gravely underestimated the challenges involved.
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The recent news on Trump's decision to revive the toxic Dakota Access and Keystone XL Pipelines makes even the most optimistic activists gravely concerned.
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"The President needs to know it is all a setup," Hannity, who had interviewed the President a night earlier in Las Vegas, said gravely.
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The budget cuts affected Travelers in a "gravely disproportionate manner," he said — as high as 86 percent in education, and 9.33 percent in housing.
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The company said at the time that his condition had worsened after he fell gravely ill following complications during surgery in a Zurich hospital.
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When the torrential rains finally let up, it was clear to us, even in the steamy darkness, that the mighty maple was gravely injured.
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When the torrential rains finally let up, it was clear to us, even in the steamy darkness, that the mighty maple was gravely injured.
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The leaders of the U.S. Senate Human Rights Caucus, Republican Thom Tillis and Democrat Chris Coons, said they were "gravely concerned" about the arrests.
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The younger director came up with the idea for "Creed" when his own father, a devout "Rocky" fan, fell gravely ill (he has since recovered).
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He was a hero on the battlefield in World War II, gravely wounded and suffering permanent disabling injuries while fighting for the nation he loved.
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I imagine the giant eagle ripping out Prometheus's liver, only it's Ryan Grigson looking gravely at me saying "vigilant steward," and then exploding my skull.
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But there were also some moments where I felt I had gravely underestimated the empathy that people in the state had for the LGBTQ community.
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"I am gravely concerned that the Trump administration is purposefully stumbling into a broader conflict, without a vote of Congress or clear objectives," Kaine said.
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It would be gravely damaging to Mrs May if she were to lose those advantages at a time when they are needed more than ever.
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To call it standup is to gravely oversimplify; it's a one-man show, a seamless blend of humor and heart, and an entity unto itself.
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The ship has been struck by an outbreak of norovirus that has left 277 passengers and crew members gravely ill, Royal Caribbean confirms to PEOPLE.
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But that is gone now, because the euro's main stakeholders – France and Germany -- have gravely compromised the viability of Europe's greatest economic and political achievement.
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In 2010, gaunt and gravely ill, he was granted refuge in the United States after human rights activists campaigned for asylum for Eritrean war prisoners.
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Voters in the most populous state have to slog through 17 such questions this Tuesday -- some colorful, some gravely serious like repealing the death penalty.
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She had been gravely ill for the last few years but they made sure she was well taken care of and had the best treatment.
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Kelly became well-known to the public after his wife, Arizona Congresswoman Gabby Giffords, was gravely injured in a shooting that killed six other people.
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For such foods, Gravely recommends cutting the mold out with a clean knife, allowing an inch of buffer on each side of a fuzzy patch.
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It's a film about a boy who gains tremendous power, which he uses without understanding how gravely important it is to not abuse said power.
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Flint residents began getting gravely ill and in some cases dying in summer 2014 in one of the worst outbreaks of Legionnaires' in U.S. history.
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There is a great lesson in that—which is that if the left thinks that it didn't stress identity politics enough, they are gravely mistaken.
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Almost a year on, critics claim the legislation, which was accused of initially gravely misunderstanding psychoactive substances, is forcing the UK's drug trade further underground.
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With central banks of the world's mature economies suppressing short-term interest rates near or below zero, safe yield is gravely scarce on the planet.
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During the game's Left Behind DLC, and for a short wintery section of the main game, she is the protector when Joel is gravely wounded.
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The U.N. Assistance Mission in Afghanistan said it was gravely concerned at the killings during a search operation and a human rights team was investigating.
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Moreover, Vanguard recently put the kibosh on a common harangue by advisor types that participants gravely misuse TDFs by mixing them with other plan investments.
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Last year, shortly after he missed the cut at this event, his wife, Audrey, fell gravely ill with acute respiratory distress and toxic shock syndrome.
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Ms. Greenwalt, who recently denied reports that Mr. Howard was gravely ill, declined to disclose the cause of death or the city where he died.
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But picture the Reaper extending a long bony finger in your direction as a means of caution, for you, dear reader, would be gravely mistaken.
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What we're hearing: Mike Gravely, a top official at the California Energy Commission, has developed microgrids around the Golden state for more than a decade.
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Kraft continues, as gravely as one would when discussing something as important as a four-pound ring with "World Champions" written on it in diamonds.
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"My skill set as an industrial designer and the way that I think about solving problems is gravely missing from our political process," she said.
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In the decades since, however, its social and moral authority has been gravely weakened by a number of scandals, most notably clerical child sex abuse.
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The women in his wake—none of them white—suffered gravely as well, and they didn't have the option of lighting out for the territories.
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Speaking gravely, with few of the ad-libs that usually pepper his speeches, Mr. Trump recounted stories of heroism and suffering, often in graphic terms.
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In a statement sent to VICE News, McCabe also described himself as gravely concerned about the reports that Rosenstein may be on the way out.
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He fell gravely ill last year from a tick bite, he says, but recovered by praying with his ceramic cross and eating hand-picked herbs.
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But Barr and FBI Director Christopher Wray have said more encryption would gravely hinder law enforcement efforts to track down perpetrators of child sexual exploitation.
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" — RICK GLADSTONE Opening the General Assembly session, Mr. Guterres gravely warned about nuclear peril and climate change, and offered pointed reminders about "stronger international cooperation.
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There were many lingering worries on Friday, most gravely the possibility that Mr. Abedi might have assembled sufficient explosive material to produce a second bomb.
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The incident occurred shortly after a soldier gravely wounded her 15-year-old cousin nearby by shooting him in the head with a rubber bullet.
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It's unusual, though, for the Safdies, as is the site: a mine in Ethiopia, where throngs of men are scrambling around a gravely wounded worker.
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" Back then, he said that allowing Clinton's actions to go unpunished would "gravely damage the office of the president, our judicial system, and our country.
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"China is gravely concerned with the course of action taken by South Korea," a spokesman for the Foreign Ministry, Geng Shuang, said in the statement.
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The terrorist attack on a Christmas market in Berlin on Monday evening killed 53 people and wounded at least 25 others, many of them gravely.
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But today the unemployment insurance program is in far worse shape than a decade ago, with many states gravely unprepared for the next inevitable downturn.
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He told Reuters on Wednesday the abbot had not been seen since May and had not gone to the police because he was gravely ill.
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They arrived just in time to say goodbye to their son Preston, 15, who was gravely wounded in Tuesday's shooting at the Benton, Kentucky, school.
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Mr. Scalise was gravely wounded in 2017 when a gunman fired on members of the Republican congressional baseball team while they were practicing in Virginia.
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More than a year later he was released and returned to the United States gravely ill, with doctors saying he suffered a catastrophic brain injury.
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"She [Keiko] has proven that she is gravely compromised by corruption, the mafia and drug trafficking," Mendoza said in a YouTube video that went viral.
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Brown, the salt-of-the-earth, gravely-voiced free trade opponent from Ohio, seemed to have a sense of the answer in his victory speech.
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Henry Winkler's no fan of President Trump, but he's not celebrating Trump's new war with adviser-turned-enemy, Steve Bannon ... instead, he's gravely concerned about it.
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Sdoia, who was gravely injured in the second explosion and later lost her right leg, was assisted by Northeastern University student Shores Salter during the attack.
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Its seven-level flagship is now open "near the corpses of Bonwit Teller, Henri Bendel and the gravely wounded Barney's," my colleague Jonah Engel Bromwich wrote.
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"If this can happen to someone like me, an established artist, then it can happen to any young woman and that concerns me gravely," she wrote.
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After the husband of one of the owners was gravely wounded in a terrorist attack, the shop moved to a safer site in the city centre.
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But Labor party leader Bill Shorten said on Wednesday he was "gravely concerned" about the plebiscite, giving his strongest hint yet his party would block it.
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If Judge Claude M. Hilton and [assistant U.S. attorney] Gordon Kromberg believe that subjecting Chelsea to more punishment will change her mind, they are gravely mistaken.
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His case has come under an international spotlight amid allegations from his supporters that he had become gravely ill because his cancer wasn't treated in prison.
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The United Nations said last week it was "gravely concerned" about the plight of thousands of civilians fleeing the last ISIL-held areas after intense fighting.
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After visiting Capitol Hill, where we spent the entire time speaking to policymakers about the importance of copyright to the creative communities, we are gravely concerned.
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Ross might indeed have acted from principle — the principle that the conviction of Johnson would have gravely damaged the separation of powers mandated by the Constitution.
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They have also gravely damaged the rest of Europe by causing needless suffering and waste of the continent's human and capital resources with their austerity policies.
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EPA staff told us that they are gravely worried about strong directives from EPA leadership to back away from enforcement or to defer more to states.
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The state-controlled newspapers announced on March 4 that Stalin was gravely ill, creating a sensation because no such health bulletin had ever been made before.
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JIDDA, Saudi Arabia — My father was on the phone from Australia, giving gravely voiced advice on preparing for the hajj, the annual Muslim pilgrimage to Mecca.
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He described American democracy as gravely imperiled by corrosive forces: economic inequality and partisan polarization, the unsettling experience of globalization and a crippling lack of empathy.
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At meetings with superiors, he did not hesitate to speak his mind about their failures to understand how gravely the war was losing them civilian support.
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With no son or obvious successor, the announcement that Mr. Karimov, 78, was gravely ill, or perhaps dead, immediately focused attention on who might succeed him.
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"We should strongly condemn the launch by working with the international community," Abe told reporters, but said the launch did not gravely affect Japan's national security.
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The pixelated graphics, fast gameplay, gravely demon noises and repetitive soundtrack are permanently burned into the brains of gamers who grew stalking the halls of hell.
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Twenty-eight of the most gravely injured victims, some with burns covering 90 percent of their bodies, were airlifted to Royal Perth Hospital for urgent treatment.
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In a statement to Vox, ILWU Local 5, the union representing Powell's employees, said it was "gravely disappointed" with the way the company handled the layoffs.
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But many of the New York monuments presumably in the mayor's sights involve people whose overriding accomplishments merited praise, even if they were also gravely flawed.
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An investigation by Phoenix New Times found that 11 of the Phoenix officers included in the database have been accused of killing or gravely injuring people.
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Their efforts have received quite a bit of attention—with a number of people gravely tweeting that this was yet another sign of the president's authoritarianism.
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And washing your hands properly — with soap for 20 seconds — before and after preparing food "can really prevent the contamination of other things," Ms. Gravely said.
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Residents said that the playground at the Fulton Houses, whose tar surface was gravely cracked, was dangerous and that renovations, however short-lived, were long overdue.
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David Ubben, a State Department security agent who was gravely wounded, recalled reluctantly calling off the search for the body of the American ambassador, Christopher Stevens.
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He's gravely depressed, and his body seems to have permanently surrendered to his maladies, to his bad back, migraines, asthma and fits of terrifying, mysterious choking.
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Mr. Hong roiled the campaign recently by saying that Ms. Park had fallen gravely ill, while Mr. Cho claimed that she was on a hunger strike.
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Such a move would not only gravely damage both countries' economies but further inflame the racial hatred that has become resurgent because of the Trump campaign.
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" Antonio Banderas received his first Oscar nomination, with voters admiring his performance as a gravely depressed Spanish filmmaker in Pedro Almodóvar's little-seen "Pain and Glory.
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Race against time Once dubbed the "most eligible bachelor in the world," Earth's last male northern white rhino is gravely ill, raising fears of subspecies extinction.
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When Roseann Sdoia was gravely injured in the Boston Marathon bombings in 2013, Michael Materia, a firefighter, was the responder who took her to the hospital.
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On Wednesday night, an non-permitted demonstration in Downtown Charlotte was interrupted by gunfire from a protester that gravely wounded a civilian man in the crowd.
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The book's women are, like those orbiting the politicians who gravely remind us that they're fathers and husbands and sons, mainly supernumeraries of the male struggle.
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He laid broken on the ground below, alive but gravely injured, with grossly distorted limbs and torn fingers where he'd tried to grasp the gutter pipes.
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"We are gravely concerned by recent reports indicating that your company used contractors to retaliate against or spread intentionally inflammatory information about your critics," the letter reads.
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Dear Mr. Zuckerberg: We are gravely concerned by recent reports indicating that your company used contractors to retaliate against or spread intentionally inflammatory information about your critics.
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An investigation by the Phoenix New Times found that 11 of the Phoenix officers included in the database had been accused of killing or gravely injuring people.
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The U.S. State Department said on Monday it was gravely concerned about the proposed amendments to the extradition laws, warning they could jeopardize Hong Kong's special status.
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Now, let's just hope that the Academy will take a page from BAFTA's progressive playbook and institute similar and gravely needed reforms in the Oscars nomination process.
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But when his two-month-old son fell gravely ill in 2000, Soto was forced to liquidate his life savings to help pay for the medical bills.
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With the main hospital unprepared for the carnage and quickly overcrowded, the most gravely injured were moved to the nearest big city of Gaziantep, 220 miles away.
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With the main hospital unprepared for the carnage and quickly overcrowded, the most gravely injured were moved to the nearest big city of Gaziantep, 26 miles away.
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He cannot claim greater experience than the former senator and secretary of state in global affairs or politics -- areas American and world leaders are gravely concerned about.
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"With each day this Turkish attack continues, the risks increase for American personnel and our ability to get out safely at all becomes gravely jeopardized," McGurk continued.
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"I don't know what we're going to do," Rehema's mother lamented, contemplating how to take care of her gravely injured daughter in the weeks and months ahead.
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A fifth victim, a 14-year-old girl, is "severely, gravely injured," Kalamazoo County Prosecutor Jeff Getting said in a press conference early Sunday morning, per MLive.
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The new video belies reports that he was killed or gravely wounded and rebuts claims from President Trump and others that his terror organization has been defeated.
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Marianne H. Gravely, a Senior Technical Information Specialist at the U.S. Department of Agriculture, explained to us that if an egg is really bad, you'll probably know.
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The witcher picks up his gravely injured friend and takes him to the closest settlement, Rinde, a location not notably featured in any of the video games.
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One that I'm not proud of, and yet, there it is, taking the form of a gravely voice encouraging me to remain firmly atop my high horse.
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One is that the American preoccupation with competition with the Soviets gravely limited policymakers' and analysts' interest in and ability to see Africans except through that lens.
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Reports that Franklin was "gravely ill" surfaced on August 13 after a source close to the family asked for prayers for the singer in the final days.
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Ms. DuVernay is working within a familiar documentary idiom that weaves original, handsomely shot talking-head interviews with well-researched, occasionally surprising and gravely disturbing archival material.
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"Nat Turner in Jerusalem" is perhaps best regarded as an earnest, gravely lyrical gloss on a document that will surely always evoke passionate and widely different responses.
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Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.) was shot and gravely wounded by a man who opened fire on a constituent meet-and-greet at a grocery store parking lot.
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Gravely adverse findings from Mueller would also have left GOP lawmakers — especially those representing competitive districts — on the horns of a dilemma if Democrats pressed impeachment proceedings.
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Its chairman told shareholders in May the board was "gravely concerned" that the appointment would significantly damage the company and lead to very considerable, ongoing financial costs.
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President Donald Trump signed the controversial "right-to-try" bill into law on Wednesday, which bypasses drug regulators to give gravely ill patients access to experimental medicines.
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A neighbor saw suspicious behavior but didn't warn authorities, because said they didn't want to be accused of racially profiling – now many are dead and gravely wounded.
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Cumberbatch (using a deep, gravely American accent) is haggard, desperate, on his last dollar and in search of the person who has apparently reversed a man's paralysis.
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"But," he added, "We know (a) there will be international effects and consequences, and (b) the Trump presidency (including *all* his policy initiatives) is now gravely imperiled."
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In a statement on Tuesday five U.S. legislators said they were "gravely concerned" by the torture of the legislators and their supporters and described it as "unacceptable".
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The U.S. State Department said on Wednesday it remained "gravely concerned and deeply troubled" by rights abuses and "will continue to press for accountability for those responsible".
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After sharing so much of their experience, he understood how gravely war can alter the people who have to see it and fight it and live it.
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If we insist that all men have the potential in their sexuality for brutality, the result will gravely injure the nature of relationships between men and women.
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The country's carbon footprint is the smallest in the world, and yet it finds itself most gravely affected by a phenomenon it had nothing to do with.
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That result is encouraging, but for patients who are not gravely ill, it doesn't tell how to weigh the side effects of hydroxychloroquine against the potential benefits.
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Over the years, Del Rey has introduced more of her own voice, which is naturally lower and velvety — something like a counterpart to Johnny Cash's gravely bass.
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Of those, less than 8 percent have been accused of doing anything gravely perilous to the common good — killing someone, committing sexual offenses or carrying a gun.
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Even here in Colorado's 5th Congressional District, the seat currently held by Doug Lamborn (R) and which I am attempting to win, the TPP is gravely unpopular.
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"I'm gravely concerned by the arrests of those who seek to express their political views," said Maman Sidikou, the head of the United Nations mission in Congo.
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When I told Baring that my great-grandmother was a midwife in the Black Forest, she nodded gravely: "In those days, midwives also performed abortions," she said.
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"Removal of a sitting President must not be the culmination of a partisan process, fueled by tribal animosities that have so gravely divided our country," she said.
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Gravely, U.S.-Russia tensions came to a head after reports that "several dozen" Russians were killed in a U.S. counterattack in the eastern region of Deir Ezzor.
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"I have many, many logging friends, but even a lot of them are now on the side of protecting the environment," he says with a gravely growl.
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"I am gravely alarmed by the summons that U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) transmitted to Twitter on March 14, 2017, regarding the Twitter account @ALT_USCIS," Sen.
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But by sharing their stories, these women -- some mentioned above, others highlighted below -- hope they can humanize a subject that's hotly debated and, they say, gravely misunderstood.
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Sergeant Peck was on a mission to clear the devices from territory once held by the Islamic State when a member of his team was gravely wounded.
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Tim Kaine of Virginia, a member of the Senate foreign relations committee, said he was "gravely concerned" about the Trump administration "stumbling" deeper into the Syrian conflict.
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While the orchestra shows off their skills, Carly switches from long shimmering gown to long shimmering gown, propped up on high heels that gravely limited her movement.
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Ben Sanders wrote in a series of tweets that the violence was "gravely disturbing": In this country we battle with words and ideas, not fists and bombs.
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But is it actually possible to draw back the harsh, punitive criminalization of drugs in America without ending up at full commercial legalization and gravely risking public health?
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"If left unaddressed, Pagliano's conduct in ignoring a lawful congressional subpoena could gravely impair Congress's ability to exercise its core constitutional authorities of oversight and legislation," Chaffetz wrote.
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AgriSA, a lobbying group for farmers, criticised the committee's recommendation, saying it would be diametrically opposed to the protection of property rights and would gravely harm the economy.
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Inside the Maryland newspaper office where a gunman opened fire Thursday and killed at least five people and "gravely" injured several others, reporter Phil Davis dove for cover.
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According to Gravely, the major issues lie with quality — and even a darkened potato or freezer-burned bag of greens can still be salvaged with the right precautions.
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UN 'gravely worried' over human shield use The United Nations expressed concern Friday that ISIS has taken 550 families from villages around Mosul to use as human shields.
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The South Korean and U.S. soldiers who led a rescue attempt to drag the gravely injured soldier to safety have been awarded medals, according to U.S. Forces Korea.
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On Jan 7, a U.S. guided-missile destroyer sailed within 12 miles of a Chinese-occupied island, prompting Beijing's rebuke that it had "gravely infringed upon China's sovereignty".
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"We are gravely concerned that the culture of silence, intimidation and abuse will continue as soon as the media spotlight on this issue begins to dim," it added.
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"As advocates for student survivors, we are gravely concerned that rape myths like the one you articulated to the Times will motivate your office's policies," the letter states.
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The gravely stomping kick drum at the center of the stereo field is flanked by flapping, vaguely acidic synths, which come together to deliver the song's anxious velocity.
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I had never seen my brother, and now someone named Wanda was saying he was gravely ill, she'd been caring for him for 20 years, and loved him.
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"I think these are well-intentioned people and like me are gravely concerned about our planet, climate change and the things that we have to do," he said.
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She has said she will not resign but the disastrous result has gravely wounded her, and it must be only a matter of time before she is replaced.
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As Kormann explains, scientists around the world are gravely concerned about these microplastics, which take decades to break down and are becoming increasingly present in our food cycle.
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He had two sons who fought for the Union and one who fought for the Confederacy; one of them died and another was gravely wounded in the conflict.
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At least five were killed and several others "gravely injured" during a shooting at the offices of the Capital Gazette newspaper in Annapolis, Maryland, law enforcement officials said.
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Going it alone in the world is a gravely misguided approach that risks the lives of Americans as well as Europeans and millions of others around the world.
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It's possible your spouse or one of your dependents could become gravely ill, and we all know that healthcare costs can wreck a family's budget in a hurry.
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At least one appeared to have been gravely injured, but it was unclear how many of the injuries were specifically linked to violence by protesters or the police.
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But reform groups are warning that the ban would be gravely undermined by a little-noticed bill advanced Thursday by Republicans on the House Ways and Means Committee.
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One of the reasons patients find condescension from doctors especially loathsome is that it diminishes them — if you're gravely ill, the last thing you need is further diminishment.
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If you feel unsafe Of course, there's another aspect to being stuck in the house with a spouse — one that can be gravely serious depending on the situation.
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"You saw things that you wouldn't believe," he told reporters in a neighborhood gravely damaged on Sunday by the storm outbreak, which left at least 26 people dead.
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The news that her health is failing first came from Roger Friedman over at Showbiz411, and WDIV TV in Detroit says Aretha's family confirmed she is gravely ill.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — A prominent journalist and critic of Pakistan's military was attacked on Friday by an unidentified group of men in the capital, Islamabad, leaving him gravely wounded.
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The doctors, contracted experts for the Department of Homeland Security's Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties, say they're "gravely concerned" about the risks the novel coronavirus poses.
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His mother was gravely ill, and Vinny Cassidy, a friend and former F.D.L.E. agent, told how Agent Rodgers's mother died without knowing whether her son would be exonerated.
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Red leans heavily on visual flair, employing high-contrast shadow, dense fog and monochromatic hues to signal tonal shifts from upbeat, pop-friendly moments to gravely dramatic ones.
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One night, early on, when she was gravely ill and felt she might die, Gadon went up to her husband's bedroom and asked to lie next to him.
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In August 2014, Timothy Morrow visited the boy -- then gravely sick with diabetes complications -- and told his parents not to give him the insulin a pediatrician had prescribed.
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Ambulances carrying those gravely injured from sniper fire, artillery, mortars and mines are driven out of Mosul in a steady flow en route to hospitals in nearby Erbil.
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" Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker said the US was "gravely disappointed by Germany's decision" not to extradite Yilmaz for his "complicity in the murder of two American servicemen.
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Because of antiquated policies, such as those on Puerto Rico's federal funding support for Medicaid, residents' health care has been gravely limited, which has perpetuated serious, systematic problems.
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I cautioned him that complying with the demands of the President's campaign representatives to investigate a political rival of the President would gravely damage the U.S.-Ukraine relationship.
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One or two hands may not effect it gravely, but when everyone starts reaching in without consideration for the greater good, that is when the economy topples over.
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The net effect of Clinton's answer was that she would make no concessions and offer no quarter to the millions of Americans for whom abortion is gravely wrong.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said he had been gravely wounded and moved to the group's Syrian operations base in the city of Raqqa but died on Monday.
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The European Union said that by seeking life sentences, prosecutors were creating a climate of fear in Turkey, while the U.S. State Department has said Washington is gravely concerned.
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" U.N. spokesman Stephane Dujarric said Secretary-General Antonio Guterres "is gravely concerned by the resumption of the military offensive in southwest Syria and its continued devastating impact on civilians.
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In April, ISIS released a video of Baghdadi speaking with masked supporters about events that took place that month amid reports that he had been killed or gravely wounded.
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The whole of "The Creator" is reminiscent of the sweep and the enfolding darkness of the night sky, as well as the slow, gravely symphonic turning of the cosmos.
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It called the case "gravely concerning and regrettable" and stated that its Indonesian operations and subsidiaries must be managed in accordance to the law and regulations in the country.
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To start our list, we consulted USDA food safety specialist Marianne Gravely on the foods that, while not entirely immortal, won't run safety risks if consumed past their prime.
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A quarterly earnings report filed with the SEC released this week states that there is a tentative settlement in the works after the family of four was gravely injured.
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" Judge Gorsuch also wrote an opinion siding with religious organizations that didn't want to provide contraception under Obamacare, ruling that forcing religious organizations to participate would be "gravely wrong.
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Many also think he needs some personal time in the wake of the recent death of his mother in a boating accident that also left his father gravely ill.
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The meeting comes at a terrible moment of personal tragedy for Kalanick — last month, his mother was killed in a boating accident, which also left his father gravely ill.
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Someone, not TFL, has been handing out badges at London Underground stations bearing the words "Tube Chat?" in an effort that gravely underestimates the British fear of social interaction.
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The story goes: Link's mother fled from Hyrule proper into the Lost Woods during the Hylian Civil War, gravely injured, and entrusted her baby to the Great Deku Tree.
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"You may think you have done a public service, but you have gravely endangered the lives of my soldiers and all other soldiers and innocent Iraqis here," Cotton wrote.
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" Leah Greenberg, co-executive director of Indivisible, added that Collins would be one of the group's targets in 2020 and that Collins had "gravely damaged her reputation in Maine.
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Representative Adam Schiff of California, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, said he was "gravely disappointed" that Mr. Obama would leave office with the campaign pledge unfulfilled.
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Police responding to reports of shots fired near the Swiss financial capital's main railway station shortly after 14:30 (1330 GMT) found one person dead and another gravely wounded.
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At least five were killed and several others "gravely injured" during a shooting at the offices of the Capital Gazette newspaper in Annapolis, Maryland, law enforcement officials said Thursday.
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"The Council is ... gravely concerned by Iran's ballistic missile activity and calls upon Iran to refrain from these activities," the EU said in a rare joint statement on Iran.
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In works by Jean-Henri d'Anglebert, Johann Caspar Ferdinand Fischer, Louis Couperin and Louis-Nicolas Clérambault, movement after movement was indicated to be played tenderly, slowly, very slowly, gravely.
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For many of the same reasons as orcas, most marine scientists agree that cetaceans can never thrive in captivity, where their environment, stimuli, and social bonds are gravely limited.
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Perhaps more gravely, the city expects to spend roughly $130-150 million on the rollout and initial launch of municipal broadband, according to its most recent broadband business plan.
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Dalton allegedly picked up riders and pocketed fares in between the shootings, which have so far killed six people and gravely injured a 14-year-old girl Saturday evening.
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The death is believed to have occurred before the recent outbreak of the coronavirus that has gravely affected Iran and another countries, according to a statement from Levinson's family.
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Such comments will alarm governors and health care administrators who are desperately searching for breathing machines and basic medical supplies before their hospitals get inundated with gravely ill patients.
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The doctors, contracted experts for the Department of Homeland Security's Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties, wrote they were "gravely concerned" about the threat the novel coronavirus poses.
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Usually, when a growing number of people in the U.S. gravely oppose their government's actions—or inaction—they take to the streets to voice their concerns and demand change.
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Fifteen months later, Mr. Warmbier — gravely ill and in a coma — was medically evacuated from North Korea on Tuesday and on his way to his parents' home in Cincinnati.
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Harwick, 38, was found unresponsive and "gravely injured" beneath a third-story balcony at her home early Saturday morning, according to a statement from the Los Angeles Police Department.
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And in the name of being safe, we are gravely jeopardizing the central task of any serious liberal education, which is not — or not merely — the transmission of knowledge.
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And 13 people were injured, one gravely, after an intense fire broke out in a 25-story high-rise building in Los Angeles on Wednesday morning, the authorities said.
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"It is gravely disrespectful," Kemp told The Telegraph, before likening the Cenotaph – which is the annual site of remembrance for Queen Elizabeth II and the royal family, to a cemetery.
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This time he was admitted to the Intensive Care Unit, his doctors telling Rory's parents Orlaith and Ciaran Staunton that their son was gravely ill and fighting for his life.
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Donald Trump, who never served his country, is gravely insulting veterans like myself when he suggests our troops wouldn't perform their duties if their commander in chief was a woman.
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On Friday, senior Chinese diplomat Wang Yi said China was gravely concerned about the situation in Kashmir, the cause of two of three wars between nuclear-armed India and Pakistan.
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And, I'm gravely disappointed that these now seemingly positive outcomes are only coming about because of pressure from the press and public rather than out of doing the right thing.
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Unfortunately, the result of this misunderstanding is a demand to force the private sector to work against public interests, which may cost us all a gravely compromised national cyber defense.
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She stoically reassured the population during escalated tension between North Korea and South Korea in 2010, and gravely wept again when second-generation leader Kim Jong Il died in 2011.
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Many large companies like Facebook, Google, and Amazon will be gravely hurt by the updated H-1B visa policies, which will have a tremendous impact on workers from other countries.
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Witnesses were quick to dial 911 too, and you can tell they were gravely concerned for Scrappy and his friend, Ca$ino Roulette, by the nature of the frantic call.
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Meaning, a judge cannot tell the Bureau how to treat its prisoner – formerly the judge's defendant – when he has been a model prisoner or is gravely or even terminally ill.
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Episode 6 - "Remorse Is the Poison of Life" Diana has violated the Anne ban, but with good reason: She's home alone and her little sister, Minnie May, is gravely ill.
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The sweeping action against the group of Bangladeshis raises questions about the Office of Refugee Resettlement's approach to determining migrants' age — a decision that can gravely affect their immigration options.
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The United Nations office in Baghdad said that it was "gravely concerned by today's developments in Baghdad," but that it was still working from its headquarters in the Green Zone.
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It's mostly plausible procedural, as respectful and detail-oriented as Paul Greengrass' 9/11 drama United 93, with the investigators gravely doing their jobs to the best of their abilities.
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The weapons seized last week by the warships Sirocco and Gravely were hidden on a small dhow and included 1,500 AK-47 rifles, 200 rocket-propelled grenade launchers, and 21 .
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The incident, which happened on December 15, occurred shortly after a soldier gravely wounded her 15-year-old cousin nearby by shooting him in the head with a rubber bullet.
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Foreign adversaries may aptly consider nuclear EMP attack a weapon that can gravely damage the U.S. by striking at its technological Achilles' Heel, without having to confront the U.S. military.
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In substance, then, these figures demonstrate that the SEC is gravely outmatched and that private industry is increasing its spending at a rate more than twice that of its regulator.
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" On Friday, Canada's official foreign policy account followed up, tweeting that "Canada is gravely concerned about additional arrests of civil society and women's rights activists in #SaudiArabia, including Samar Badawi.
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Kymriah is approved in Europe and the United States to treat gravely ill children with acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), as well as adults with diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL).
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"I am also gravely concerned by the resurgence of violence in Wau and Bentiu, which could lead to a dramatic deterioration of the security situation across the country," Ban said.
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In a report to Congress seen by Reuters, the State Department said it was "gravely concerned" about abuses against the Rohingya, but did not determine that they constituted mass atrocities.
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One day, a young nun appears and pleads with Mathilde to make an emergency visit to a Benedictine convent to save the life of a sister who lies gravely ill.
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"There ought to be no question here that Uber's payment of this blackmail — without notifying consumers who were gravely at risk — was morally wrong and legally reprehensible," charged Democratic Sen.
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In recent years a number of scandals, including clerical sexual abuse and the institutional neglect and mistreatment of women and children, have gravely damaged the church's moral stature in Ireland.
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Amazon United Nations experts say they are "gravely concerned" by information that suggests Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was involved in a hack of Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos.
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BERLIN — Germany's highest court on Wednesday overturned a ban on organized medically assisted suicide, allowing terminally and gravely ill patients to seek help ending their lives without leaving the country.
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Braden Joplin, a 25-year-old man from Lubbock, Texas, who was in Iowa volunteering for Carson's campaign, was gravely injured in the crash and taken to an Omaha, Neb.
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"We are gravely concerned that Russia may have succeeded in weakening Americans' trust in our electoral institutions through their cyber activity," the lawmakers wrote in a letter to President Obama.
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When my mother was gravely ill, there was nothing she wanted more than to watch the screeners of new films I brought her or old ones I rented for her.
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His tiny plot, located in the shadow of the 537-bed teaching hospital, helps Halloran cope with burnout from long hours and the stress of surgery on gravely ill patients.
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I've been under the weather, not gravely so, but I am going through tissues at a maniacal pace, rewatching "The Crown," and then Googling the royal family on my phone.
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ACOG is "gravely concerned" for the health and wellbeing of families and women in Georgia, David Byck, MD, chair of the Georgia section of ACOG says in a statement to Refinery29.
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The second was that, rather than radioing for medical help, police removed the gravely wounded Logan from the scene and drove him to the nearby hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
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He's more than likely looking at Drogon, but he does look somewhat shocked — could it be at all possible that what he's seeing is a gravely injured, but still flying, Rhaegal?
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These warnings are alleging that price stability will be gravely damaged by loose fiscal policies,rising budget deficits, the end of cheap imports (resulting from imaginary"trade wars") and labor shortages.
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We watch flashback Elizabeth pass by a gravely injured man without assisting, because it's what would be expected of her in America — don't stop, don't risk getting caught, for any reason.
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With his godfather departed and the presidency of Donald Trump imminent, some see Mr Rouhani's hopes not just of re-election in May but rapprochement with the West as gravely weakened.
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The West — and the U.S. particularly — consistently and gravely underestimated the dangers and implications of how China's rise changes international politics, and its ability to threaten and contest longstanding U.S. interests.
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And while in its purest form it is gravely polarizing, we think we've come up with a way to make it palatable for all the children of America — nay, the world.
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The comments came after Washington said on Monday it was gravely concerned about the proposed law and warned that such a move could jeopardise the special status Washington affords Hong Kong.
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The heavy bag crashed through the windshield of a car, gravely injuring Byrd, who was on his way from Michigan to visit friends in Toledo, family members told the Toledo Blade.
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On June 17, the Yaroslav Mudryy came within 315 yards (288 meters) of the USS Gravely, an incident U.S. officials called "unsafe and unprofessional," but which the Russian Defense Ministry disputed.
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Five people were killed and multiple others were "gravely" injured Thursday when a gunman opened fire at the office of a newspaper in Annapolis, Maryland, authorities said at a press conference.
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The weapons seized last week by the warships Sirocco and Gravely were hidden on a small dhow and included 1,500 AK-47 rifles, 200 rocket-propelled grenade (RPG) launchers, and 21 .
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Fallaci lived many lives: an adolescent anti-Fascist partisan; an intrepid correspondent, who was gravely injured during Mexico's Dirty War; and, late in life, a vehement Islamophobic and anti-immigrant voice.
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We would thus be gravely missing the mark, even setting ourselves up to be played into Kim's hands, to base our assessment purely on Seoul's current atmospherics surrounding the summit preparations.
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Yes, the Countess Olivia (a gravely dignified Nanya-Akuki Goodrich) maintains her traditional mourning and resistance to the overtures of love from the Duke Orsino (a gallant, man-bunned Jose Llana).
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By the end of his murderous drive, when he was shot to death by the police, 216 lifeless bodies were left scattered behind him and scores of others lay gravely wounded.
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The tone of the conversation changed quickly from lighthearted to somber when one of the moms gravely warned another not to look at the new photos on the camp's Facebook page.
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At his interview, he said that he had a love of popular women's fiction, which derived from his having read it with his mother when she was gravely ill with cancer.
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The comments came after Washington said on Monday it was gravely concerned about the proposed law and warned that such a move could jeopardize the special status Washington affords Hong Kong.
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He looked at me gravely, measuring my words, my notepad, and my hat before his expression melted into what I can't quite describe as a smile, but it was close enough.
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At a time when Britain's future is gravely insecure, she may feel as though the chance to get in with the leader of the world's most powerful country is worth it.
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But Ephron, who was indeed gravely ill, did not die until a few hours later and an impending tragedy that Ephron had tried to keep secret became known to the world.
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Schubert's gravely beautiful "Death and the Maiden" sounded Mahlerian and starkly ominous, with Mr. Goerne, his voice dark and expressive, backed by a string quartet and bass instead of a piano.
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The world's coral reefs are gravely threatened, but researchers have only a rough idea of how extensive those reefs are because most airborne and satellite instruments have difficulty peering through seawater.
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When Roberts says that Korematsu was "gravely wrong the day it was decided," and not good law, this is in stark tension with his own reasoning in the case at hand.
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"Given suppression needs to happen if we are to prevent millions of lives being lost gravely, what can we do and how can we support countries in enabling suppression to happen?"
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Calling something "a matter of life and death" sounds hysterical and alarmist; "existential threat" feels more solemn, gravely analytical, as if you've been poring over classified reports with world-weary experts.
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Mr. Scalise, 51, from Louisiana who is the No. 3 Republican in the House, was shot and gravely wounded Wednesday by a gunman who opened fire on a congressional softball practice.
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The WellChild Awards, one of the annual highlights of the couple's calendar, honors gravely ill children and their caregivers, and is one of the couple's most emotional events of the year.
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"The United States is gravely concerned by the recent escalation in violence and continued dire humanitarian conditions in Yemen," White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said in a statement Friday.
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Many are gravely concerned about the impact that having a presidential nominee who backs Medicare for all at the top of the ticket would have on the most vulnerable Democratic candidates.
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"We remain gravely concerned by his presence in Yemen," Hook said, adding officials believe Shahlai was involved in delivering advanced weaponry to the Houthi rebels fighting in that country's civil war.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Kremlin said it was gravely concerned about events in Turkey, and that it had instructed officials to help Russian nationals in Turkey return home at the earliest opportunity.
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On Friday, Canada said it was "gravely concerned" about the arrests of civil society and women's rights activists in Saudi Arabia, including Badawi, the sister of jailed dissident blogger Raif Badawi.
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Investors are also tracking the Colombian peso, as hundreds of people marched in the capital on Sunday in honor of a gravely injured teenage demonstrator, on the fourth day of protests.
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"Korematsu was gravely wrong the day it was decided, has been overruled in the court of history, and — to be clear — 'has no place in law under the Constitution,'" Roberts wrote.
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"Egypt are in trouble here," a Fox commentator said gravely on the second day of the tournament, referring to nothing more than their inability to press Uruguay higher up the field.
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"Korematsu was gravely wrong the day it was decided, has been overruled in the court of history, and—to be clear— 'has no place in law under the Constitution,'" Roberts wrote.
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NPR's newscasters gravely warned listeners last Friday about the extremely offensive language they were about to hear, and the network was at least briefly rationing its "shitholes" to one an hour.
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"You'll never get it," Mr. Trump told Representative Steve Scalise of Louisiana, the House Republican whip who was gravely injured in a mass shooting last year but still opposes gun restrictions.
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This appears to be particularly common among younger men who were not present in the early days of the epidemic, when infected men fell gravely ill and died soon after testing positive.
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The USS Gravely was in the Mediterranean on a routine patrol June 17 to provide protection for the aircraft carrier Harry S Truman as part of Operation Inherent Resolve to counter ISIS.
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On October 14, 1994, Naguib Mahfouz, the writer whose novels of Cairene life had won him the Nobel Prize in 1988, was stabbed and gravely wounded in an attack outside his house.
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Few thoughts are more crushing than the idea of death at the bottom of the sea, a fear that Wiederhorn lightly pokes fun at on-screen, but that Einhorn takes gravely seriously.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - China is gravely concerned about situation in Kashmir, senior diplomat Wang Yi said on Friday, following a meeting with Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi, the Foreign Ministry said.
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The Treasury Department also cites the attempted poisoning of Sergei Skripal, a former Russian intelligence officer who in March fell gravely ill after reported contact with a Novichok nerve agent in England.
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" It seems the only architectural participant remaining is Carlo Ratti (of MIT's Senseable Cities Lab), who told the Architect's Newspaper, "Both Carlo and our team are gravely concerned about the Khashoggi case.
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The explosive 2015 report was prepared by an indigenous expert hired by WWF to review its operations in Cameroon, who found staff there were "gravely concerned" about the abuses they were witnessing.
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Violations filed with the EPA generally fall into three main categories: These are counties where known EPA violations exist and water delivery services failed to protect their customers, gravely endangering their health.
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But in a country where sectarian tensions are never far from boiling over, and human rights in general are gravely abused, life for Christians has never been comfortable or free of danger.
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Sadly, the 45-year-old Northern white rhinoceros, who lives at the Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya, is gravely ill and not expected to recover from his ailing condition, reports the BBC.
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AgriSA, an association of agricultural associations, criticized the committee's recommendation, saying the amendment of section 25 would be diametrically opposed to the protection of property rights and would gravely harm the economy.
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The moral reading view isn't so much concerned with condemning gravely unjust laws as it is with helping judges interpret the complex web, even mishmash, of laws they are expected to apply.
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Kristin Simpson, as any mother would, wished for her baby son, Omarion Jordan, to grow into a healthy boy who could venture outdoors and not live at risk of getting gravely ill.
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It added that it had provided four reports to the IOC over the last year and said it was "gravely concerned" by the indifference shown toward the process and preparation of athletes.
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We are now gravely aware of the work that needs to be done at our own publication, and call on the publishers to work with us to create radical and lasting change.
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As soon as the trophy left his hands, he was out there, off to stare gravely at the NFL shield, or whatever it is the commissioner does with his free time. 4.
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The government has "gravely injured millions of retirees... who have worked with dignity their whole lives and do not have the possibility of enjoying a comfortable retirement like your father," Moyano wrote.
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Fresh off a resounding independence referendum victory, the Kurdish people are resolute in moving to secure their rights, having proven themselves bulwarks of freedom -- and against terrorism -- in a gravely troubled region.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is "gravely concerned" by reports that prosecutors in Turkey have moved to indict 16 civil society, media and business leaders, the U.S. State Department said on Saturday.
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Lawmakers from both parties are urging the Trump administration to keep funding the Office of National Drug Control, saying they are "gravely concerned" a pause in funding could exacerbate the opioid crisis.
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In a report to Congress seen by Reuters, the State Department said the U.S. government is "gravely concerned" about abuses against the Rohingya, but did not determine that they constitute mass atrocities.
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In a tweet on Friday, the Canadian Foreign Ministry said it was "gravely concerned" by the arrest of Saudi activist Samar Badawi and other women's rights campaigners, and called for their release.
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Down to around 97,000 surviving animals, Africa's giraffes are gravely imperiled by habitat loss and fragmentation, civil unrest and overhunting, as well as the international trade in bone carvings, skins and trophies.
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If in the future Congress wants its constitutional powers of oversight to be taken as gravely as they should be, then leaders need to take concrete steps to enforce those powers immediately.
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A U.S. official said the Russian Neutrashimyy ship came dangerously close to the USS Gravely, and that the Russian vessel also deployed dangerous maneuvers, according to a report published Thursday by CNN.
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It's been nearly three months since Scalise, a New Orleans native, was gravely wounded when a gunman attacked GOP lawmakers outside of D.C. while they practiced for the charity Congressional Baseball Game.
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And as in the novel, Rick and his friends gravely underestimated their opponents' response — in this case, how persistent Negan would be in tracking them down and spreading his gospel of death.
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What's next: Gravely and his team plan to release a long-awaited "MicroGrid Road Map" in the next month or two, which will help other states learn about investing in the structures.
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"Additionally, I am gravely concerned that there now appears to be a well-established pattern of President Trump dismissing officials who are undertaking investigations related to him or his administration," he added.
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The W.H.O. recommends the test only for people who are H.I.V.-positive, gravely ill and have fewer than 22019 CD4 cells — a kind of immune system cell — per cubic millimeter of blood.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada has been hit with a terrorist attack, after two men opened fire in a Quebec City mosque, killing six people and injuring 19 others, some gravely.
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Three years later, Jared Lee Loughner used a Glock 19 to shoot 20 people in Arizona, gravely wounding US Representative Gabrielle Giffords and killing six others, including a nine-year-old girl.
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Nelson's arresting and gravely evocative art punctuates the short chapters — told in the compelling voice of a fictional black woman — which stretch from the Revolutionary War to the election of Barack Obama.
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After alienating senior colleagues with legislative arm-twisting and committing his conference to a hard-line agenda that left them gravely vulnerable, Mr. Ryan announced abruptly in April that he was retiring.
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His mother was so proud when Darrel became assistant principal of Eunice High School in 1999 that even though she was gravely ill, she visited his office in her robe and nightgown.
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Beginning in September 244, prosecutors say, Dr. Husel prescribed oversize doses of fentanyl to patients — most of them gravely ill — at two hospitals in the Mount Carmel Health System in central Ohio.
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The annual WellChild Awards, one of the annual highlights of the couple's calendar, honors gravely ill children and their caregivers, and is one of the couple's most emotional events of the year.
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The annual WellChild Awards, one of the annual highlights of the couple's calendar, honors gravely ill children and their caregivers, and is one of the couple's most emotional events of the year.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) on Monday said that he is "gravely concerned" about the U.S. strategy in Syria and warned a "power vacuum" could be created in the region.
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As if the charges he's currently facing weren't already gravely serious, R&B singer R. Kelly's legal situation might be getting even more complicated with the latest developments in his personal life.
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" The parks department intends to keep an eye on the deer right where it is, in Jackie Robinson Park, "unless and until it is gravely injured or presenting a risk to humans.
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A U.S. official said the Russian Neutrashimyy ship came dangerously close to the USS Gravely, and that the Russian vessel also deployed dangerous maneuvers, according to a report published Thursday by CNN.
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"While many detainees have at last been transferred, we are gravely disappointed by President Obama's failure to shutter Guantánamo," said Margaret Huang, the executive director of Amnesty International USA, in a statement.
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"UNICEF is gravely concerned about the growing violence across Afghanistan, especially over the past week, where children continue to be the hardest hit," UNICEF Executive Director Henrietta Fore said in a statement.
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" Gabbard added that while she believes "Trump is guilty of wrongdoing," she couldn't vote "yes" because the process was partisan and "fueled by tribal animosities that have so gravely divided our country.
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"I understand that well-compensated industry lobbyists have long sought to weaken the Volcker Rule, claiming that it has reduced market liquidity and gravely damaged the prospects for economic growth," Volcker wrote.
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To do so required getting off the ark and heading across a gravely expanse to Emzara's Kitchen (the name given to Noah's wife in one of the non-canonical books of scripture).
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Widespread reports that one performer had been gravely injured when, having "inserted his head into the mouth of one of the tigers, the animal suddenly closed its jaws" turned out to be false.
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Just this month, North Korea unveiled a brand new submarine that could potentially launch nuclear weapons and conducted two missile tests for projectiles that could gravely threaten US allies South Korea and Japan.
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This is because for any law that one wishes to label as "gravely unjust," there is at least some moral reading of the broad edifice of US law that would condemn the law.
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More concerning to football fans, both in Italy and around the world, should be FIFA's gravely flawed ranking system, which played an unacknowledged role in pushing the Azzurri towards the World Cup abyss.
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At the time, Vallath had no training in long-term pain management for the gravely ill — a field known as palliative care — and no morphine tablets to give the couple when they left.
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On Monday Harry hosted a special party at Buckingham Palace for WellChild, a charity that supports families of gravely ill children so they can be cared for at home as much as possible.
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The Saudi move on Monday came after the Canadian embassy in Riyadh said Canada was "gravely concerned" over a new wave of arrests of human-rights campaigners in the kingdom, including Ms. Badawi.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - The U.N. refugee agency said on Friday it was gravely concerned about a deterioration in conditions for migrants held in Libyan detention centers that had led to riots and hunger strikes.
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Think how many times you've spent gravely sitting in a pub staring at your third pint of the night and thinking, desperately, about something to say to the person sitting opposite of you.
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ALMATY (Reuters) - Senior Uzbek officials failed to show up at an Independence Day event on Thursday, leaving foreign diplomats guessing who was running the country while its long-time ruler is gravely ill.
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So in lieu of digging into a tainted salad (honestly, don't ... more than 30 people have gotten ill, some gravely so), "lettuce" all dig into some fresh, thoroughly rinsed romaine memes and tweets.
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" It's difficult, he said, to "justify to American citizens why some countries do not share NATO's collective security burden while American soldiers continue to sacrifice their lives overseas, or come home gravely wounded.
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As a citizen, I ask on behalf of myself and the millions of others who are gravely concerned about the potential impact this legislation will have on our fellow citizens and state budgets.
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"We couldn't stay silent anymore; the trust that so many women had put in us would have been gravely wounded," she added in an open letter to Pope Francis, according to the newspaper.
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"We remain gravely concerned with the ongoing humanitarian crisis at the southern border and continue to call on the Trump Administration to take urgently needed steps to address that crisis," the lawmakers wrote.
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The Italian Society of Authors and Editors warned that Venice's book stores and libraries were "gravely damaged" by the high waters, and launched a fundraising campaign to cover the costs of the repairs.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union said on Monday it was gravely concerned by Iran's ballistic missile launches and tests and called on Tehran to stop activity that deepened mistrust and destabilized the region.
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In off-the-record conversations, Clinton's tech policy team said that her words were gravely misinterpreted and she has no plans to regulate Uber or take any positions that threaten the tech industry.
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They have a vested interest in truly autonomous grids that have longer performance in the case of extreme weather events or grid blackouts, especially at bases where grid reliability is low, Gravely said.
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If Trainor is confirmed to the commission, he will almost certainly continue to advocate for weaker enforcement and less disclosure, a step backwards at a time when we're gravely in need of progress.
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He stopped being seen in public after September 2017, and months later the party said it was investigating him for "gravely disobeying the party central leadership's strategy for governing Xinjiang," The Times said.
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In "Midsummer," the first act tells Shakespeare's story, in which Titania and Oberon fight over a Page, while the star-crossed lovers — Helena, Hermia, Lysander and Demetrius — find themselves gravely and humorously mismatched.
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It was a right-wing Israeli extremist who massacred 210 Muslims in Hebron in 222, setting off a first wave of bombings, and another who assassinated Mr. Rabin in 22015, gravely imperiling Oslo.
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"Matthew Parish gravely damaged (Petroforce's) honor and it was essential for the firm that the defamatory nature of Mr. Parish's remarks be formally established," Marc Hassberger, one of Petroforce's lawyers, said on Saturday.
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A political memo on Friday about President Trump's remarks at the White House the day after his acquittal misstated the year of a shooting that gravely wounded Representative Steve Scalise, Republican of Louisiana.
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At one point Bridget found herself sitting with an elderly uncle, telling him a long story about her father, as he nodded and listened gravely, his wife meanwhile instructing Sam in a dance.
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"Matthew Parish gravely damaged (Petroforce's) honor and it was essential for the firm that the defamatory nature of Mr. Parish's remarks be formally established," Marc Hassberger, one of Petroforce's lawyers, said on Saturday.
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They woke sooner, spilled out earlier from their winter hiding places and bit people in greater numbers than in any other year, transmitting so much virus that it made many people gravely ill.
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Instead, he dwells on everything else that Snowden took from the N.S.A. files: details of N.S.A. methodologies, overseas operations, foreign sources—revelations that, national-security officials maintain, gravely compromised our foreign intelligence-gathering.
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He was captured in a gun battle in Faisalabad, Pakistan, in March 2002, gravely injured, including a bad wound to his left thigh, and was sent to the C.I.A.'s overseas prison network.
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One night, my husband's cellphone began collecting urgent texts from his mother and sisters as we slept: His father, an Indian immigrant, had become gravely ill during a visit to his home country.
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"As large employers in the state, we are gravely concerned that any such legislation would deeply tarnish Texas' reputation as open and friendly to businesses and families," the companies wrote in the letter.
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Power is thought to be exercised by a tight circle around the gravely ill president, including his younger brother, Said Bouteflika, and Ahmed Gaid Salah, the 79-year-old army chief of staff.
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The U.S. State Department said on Monday it was gravely concerned about proposed amendments to Hong Kong laws and warned that such a move could jeopardize the special status Washington affords the territory.
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The State Department said on Monday it was gravely concerned about the proposed amendments to the extradition laws and warned that such a move could jeopardize the special status Washington affords Hong Kong.
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Minutes after that, along an interstate highway just outside Kalamazoo, four women were shot to death, and a teenage girl was gravely injured, as they sat in their cars outside a Cracker Barrel restaurant.
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UNITED NATIONS – The U.N. Security Council is urging Myanmar&aposs government to allow international investigators to help probe allegations of human rights violations against Rohingya Muslims, saying it remains "gravely concerned" at their plight.
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In just the past week, North Korea has unveiled a brand new submarine that could potentially launch nuclear weapons and tested two short-range missiles that gravely threaten US allies South Korea and Japan.
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Padua, Italy (CNN)When his daughter Angela was gravely ill, Nicola Pomaro made her a solemn promise: If she recovered, he would do all he could to help her live life to the full.
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"It troubles me gravely that Mr. Tillerson would have reason to advocate for the rolling back of sanctions because that would be the best interests of his company," said Delaware Democratic Senator Chris Coons.
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"If the U.S.' counter-ISIS achievements can only be sustained by an open-ended, illegal presence in Syria, that is a sign that the U.S.'s counter-ISIS mission is gravely misconceived," he said.
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But the drugs' side effects — drowsiness, confusion, and nausea, among others — add to the agony of gravely ill patients and their relatives, who want their loved ones to be alert in their final days.
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But it does not make the majority's decision here acceptable or right," she wrote, concluding that "the Court redeploys the same dangerous logic underlying Korematsu and merely replaces one 'gravely wrong' decision with another.
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Thus it is possible to be open to short-term success and still gravely regret Mr Trump's rejection of the world order that a bipartisan consensus in American foreign-policy circles has long embraced.
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His rapid ascent up the card -- on the strength of an 217-2217 record -- has him positioned as a fighter who could make the leap into pay-per-view headliner and gravely needed superstar.
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Like many coastal areas throughout the world, the Rockaways are on the front lines of climate change, and are gravely affected by climate change denial, the blithe and idiotic policy of the Trump administration.
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RELATED: Russian ship came within 315 yards of Navy vessel The Navy had anticipated the Russian moves because it was the same frigate that had approached the USS Gravely two weeks ago, officials said.
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Mr Mugabe's subsequent life, including the fact that he began a relationship with a much younger woman while his first wife was gravely ill, sit strangely with any claim to be a devout Catholic.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines' defence ministry on Wednesday said it believed an increased presence of Chinese vessels at the disputed Scarborough Shoal was a precursor for building man-made structures and was "gravely concerned".
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Gravely explains that scientists at the USDA have found, based on their testing, that a safe internal temperature is 165 degrees F. As to how to tell when your chicken has reached that temperature?
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While there are lots of commonly accepted methods (like seeing when the juices run clear, or looking at the color of the meat), Gravely emphasizes that there has been no other reliable indicator found.
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"It is a national health emergency the kind no country has ever known before that is gravely affecting hundreds of millions of Indians," prominent historian on the environment and columnist Ramachandra Guha told Reuters.
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" Of the men who have lost jobs, whose careers she mourns deeply and gravely, she echoed Tortorici's much-quoted tweet: they're suffering, but "they're not death sentences, they're just losing their jobs, you know?
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"A brutal act of barbarism has taken away our priest and gravely wounded a parishioner," he said, after meeting with President François Hollande and other officials who raced to the town after the attack.
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MOSCOW, Sept 26 (Reuters) - The Kremlin said on Monday it was gravely concerned by the situation in Syria where "terrorists" were using a ceasefire to regroup their forces and wage offensives against government troops.
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Indeed, a statement from China's embassy in response to the announced tariffs accused the United States of "gravely violat[ing] fundamental principles and values of the WTO," and urged Washington to reconsider its approach.
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The Philippines said on Wednesday it was "gravely concerned" that Chinese boats were preparing to build structures at a disputed shoal in the South China Sea, shattering an appearance of cordiality at the summit.
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The California Energy Commission isn't required to invest the EPIC funds into microgrid projects, but has decided it's one of the most cost-effective ways to meet policy goals of reducing emissions, Gravely said.
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In one image, a nude figure is entangled in multiple wooden chairs in an almost elegant fashion, but the situation becomes gravely disturbing once you realize that the chairs seem impossible to escape from.
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Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin, who fell gravely ill in recent days, died Thursday at her home in Detroit, Michigan, after battling advanced pancreatic cancer, her publicist, Gwendolyn Quinn, told the New York Times.
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"We are gravely concerned about all arbitrary arrests and detentions of human rights defenders in Turkey," Elizabeth Throssell, spokeswoman for the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights, told a regular U.N. briefing in Geneva.
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"People are still shocked when we tell them" not to wash poultry, said Marianne Gravely, a food safety educator at the U.S.D.A., which has been advising against washing raw poultry and meat for decades.
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Other detainees cited in the autopsy report recall that Ms. Hernandez experienced the symptoms of severe dehydration "over multiple days with no medical evaluation or treatment, until she was gravely ill," the report says.
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Rose, a 30-year-old in London, is facing that struggle now thanks to a Hinge match of hers who just traveled to Italy, the country in Europe most gravely affected by the coronavirus.
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It is disturbing to see how gravely inaccurate 19th-century depictions of the destruction of Rome are used to illustrate news stories today, particularly those that draw parallels between Rome and the United States.
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The measure would benefit people with mental illness and chronic diseases, biomedical researchers, pregnant women, hospitals, children with diabetes, people addicted to opioid drugs, children who are bullied, and those who are gravely ill.
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Edward Nyirenda, a spokesperson for the Northern Region Water Board, welcomed the involvement of soldiers in protecting forests, describing the rate at which forests are disappearing in its water catchment areas as "gravely worrying".
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The new parents also chose a few organizations that they have had previous connections with such as WellChild, an organization that honors gravely sick children and their caregivers for which Harry is a patron.
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The White House stepped gingerly in the direction of engagement this week when it sent a senior diplomat to North Korea to obtain the release of Otto F. Warmbier, a gravely ill American prisoner.
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A wild after-school brawl erupted on Monday outside a Long Island strip mall, and when it was over, a 16-year-old student was gravely wounded with a stab wound to his chest.
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Rather, the Europeans have sought workarounds that would keep Iran within the terms of the deal, and they have argued that Mr. Trump erred gravely by scrapping the agreement rather than building on it.
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The aptly named "Extremis," by Dan Krauss (on Netflix now), plunges the viewer into the midst of gravely ill patients and the doctors who must help their families decide whether to continue life support.
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House conservatives hinted gravely that they had learned unspecified new information that is connected to the FBI's handling of investigations during the 2016 election — but provided no evidence or specifics to substantiate their claims.
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"I am gravely accepting the voices of the people and the National Assembly, and I sincerely hope that the confusion will come to a satisfactory end," she said in remarks broadcast on national television.
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Mr. Gowen said his client falsely listed the property as a primary residence in an effort to quickly transfer money to relatives in Pakistan to assist his father, who was gravely ill in Virginia.
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In June 2017, 66-year-old James T. Hodgkinson III attacked Republican members of Congress who were practicing baseball in Alexandria, Virginia, injuring five, including House Majority Whip Steve Scalise, who was gravely wounded.
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"This group of representatives of the governments of Mexico and Spain have gravely damaged the sovereignty and dignity of the people and the government" of Bolivia, Ms. Añez said Monday at a news conference.
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On the computer, they bring the voice to life, matching it visually and vocally with "the tone, the gravely-ness, the breathiness, the gender of the voice, and the roughness of it," Ward says.
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Peru's top immigration official, Eduardo Sevilla, said Peru will exempt some Venezuelans from the passport requirement, including parents with children seeking to join the rest of their family, pregnant women and the gravely ill.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is "gravely concerned" by the recent developments in Israel and the Gaza Strip and urges all sides to exercise maximum restraint, U.N. spokesman Stephane Dujarric said.
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United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon responded to the launch by calling on Pyongyang to "cease destabilising acts," his spokesman said, adding that Ban remained "gravely concerned" by the situation on the Korean peninsula.
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Writing for the majority, however, Circuit Judge Diana Murphy said the three-month terms were "relatively short" and did not violate the DeCosters' due process rights, and the convictions did not gravely damage their reputations.
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Besides the millions trapped inside Syria whose lives are at risk daily, 75,000 Syrians are stranded in the Berm – a no-man's land on the Jordanian border – including children, pregnant women, and gravely ill patients.
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Current law in California allows authorities to confine those who are gravely disabled or present a danger to themselves for, at first, 72 hours, then an additional 14 days and then a further 30 days.
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But as The New York Times reports, the image has been gravely misunderstood:"This is not a mushroom cloud," said Richard L. Garwin, a noted bomb designer and longtime adviser to Washington on nuclear arms.
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"This action gravely undermines the president's ability to address the crisis at the border with the tools Congress has authorized and disrupts the conduct of our foreign affairs," the White House said in a statement.
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In 1972, Mr. Wallace seemed to have the wind at his back in pursuing the Democratic presidential nomination, until he was gravely wounded by a would-be assassin's bullets at a campaign stop in Maryland.
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In the past year, "one-state reality" has been intoned gravely by everyone from UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon and Secretary of State John Kerry to both left-wing and right-wing Israeli activists.
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But in 2016 the law was amended to make the health exceptions so narrow, it meant that a doctor would have to wait until her patient was gravely ill before performing a medically necessary abortion.
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Almost 150 members of Congress wrote to HHS Secretary Tom Price on July 25 requesting an explanation for the grant cuts, saying they were "gravely concerned" about the Administration disrupting the five-year grant agreement.
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"In Europe, they vaccinate chickens against salmonella, so fewer of their eggs run the risk of salmonella inside the egg," explains Marianne H. Gravely, a Senior Technical Information Specialist at the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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Five people died, 17 more were made gravely ill, thousands were put on preventive antibiotics and policy makers confronted, as they never had before, that the country needed to be protected against deliberately caused diseases.
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KABUL (Reuters) - The United Nations said on Wednesday it was gravely concerned about reports indicating 11 civilians had been killed in an Afghan security force operation in an eastern province near the border with Pakistan.
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"I am seriously, gravely concerned that if this man were to be extradited to the United States, he would be exposed to a politicized show trial and grave violations of his human rights," he added.
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A recent TV documentary on the USS Gravely, one of the U.S. Navy's new high-tech class of destroyers that cost $28503 billion per ship, inadvertently revealed a potential vulnerability to electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attacks.
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Last month, despite the new-found bonhomie, the Philippines said at a summit of Asian nations in Laos that it was "gravely concerned" about Chinese boats preparing to build structures at the disputed Scarborough Shoal.
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I also see a stronghold imperative in the effort to prevent the construction of a massive open-pit mine at the edge of Alaska's Bristol Bay, which could gravely endanger America's largest natural salmon run.
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"The Supervisor of Banks views gravely the fact that Bank Hapoalim did not notify the supervisor of this employee's alleged sexual harassment complaint against a bank executive," the Bank of Israel said in a statement.
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Trump asks Americans not to besiege supermarkets Hospitals and medical staff are awaiting a spike in patients unsure whether they have sufficient breathing machines and intensive care beds for a rush of gravely ill patients.
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Ms Halappanavar, who was already gravely ill, had asked for an abortion to save her life but was reportedly told that her nonviable fetus could not be removed while it still had a heart beat.
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" The former CIA director criticized the news Wednesday on Twitter, calling it "part of a broader effort by Mr. Trump to suppress freedom of speech & punish critics," and saying it "should gravely worry all Americans.
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Whether it's domestic violence and access to reproductive health care or other pressing issues that are tangentially related, it is imperative that we see the parallels between these issues that so gravely impact people's lives.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli intelligence experts are gravely concerned that U.S. President Donald Trump's sharing of classified information with Russia may have compromised an Israeli agent, but don't expect any long-term consequences for intelligence cooperation.
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Jeff Flake of Arizona, survived a mass shooting at a congressional baseball practice last June that left House Majority Whip Steve Scalise gravely wounded and several others with injuries, including two Capitol Hill police officers.
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"Representatives Pocan and Jayapal are gravely misreading the situation if they try to stand in the way of the overwhelming hunger for HR3 within the House Democratic Caucus and among progressive Members," the aide said.
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This line of reasoning is not only deeply problematic, it also gravely misses the point: If we are as American and human as you, we are unconditionally entitled to the exact same rights as you.
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The Mexican government has told the United States that "if the announced deployment of the National Guard turned into a militarization of the border, that would gravely damage the bilateral relationship," Mexico's Foreign Ministry said.
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"I am seriously, gravely concerned that if this man were to be extradited to the United States, he would be exposed to a politicized show trial and grave violations of his human rights," Melzer said.
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In a statement later marking North Korea Freedom Week, the State Department said it was gravely concerned about human rights abuses by what it called one of the most repressive and abusive governments in the world.
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Ned Stark, the virtuous hero of Game of Thrones, had been gravely mistreated — imprisoned not for crimes he committed but for discovering the truth of the incestuous affair the queen was having with her twin brother.
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Rupert Colville, spokesman for the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, said the body was "gravely concerned" both for those "being squeezed into ever-shrinking areas" as government forces advance, and for those who have fled.
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Every single state in the United States have mental health laws that basically the elements of taking someone into voluntary custody is that they&aposre gravely disabled, a danger to themselves and a danger to others.
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"As large employers in the state, we are gravely concerned that any such legislation would deeply tarnish Texas' reputation as open and friendly to businesses and families," the tech CEOs wrote in their letter to Abbot.
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On Thursday, a day after the North Korean vice foreign minister said Pyongyang would test missiles weekly and use nuclear weapons if threatened, Lu said Beijing was "gravely concerned" about these recent nuclear and missile activities.
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange on May 1, 2019Photo: APJulian Assange failed to appear via video link for an extradition hearing in a London court today after WikiLeaks said that it was "gravely concerned" for Assange's health.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe returned home from abroad in a jovial mood on Saturday, poking fun at the latest online media speculation that he was gravely ill and had sought medical help in Dubai.
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