Most propellant tanks are equipped with small hatches, and the company plans to add docking tunnels to these hatches to allow crews to get inside the tanks.
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Step 4: open plane hatches and jettison the living cargo.
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Along cave walls and ceilings, a fungus gnat egg hatches.
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Instead, the Lesters were battening down the hatches on Friday.
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In the wake of our loss, I battened down the hatches.
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Then as the egg hatches, the wasp devours the spider entirely.
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"I had always wanted to do something that hatches," McDonald says.
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Better batten down the hatches for the impending locust swarm, everyone.
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Your choice of shell doesn't affect which virtual critter hatches, however.
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Then, she lays a fertilized egg from which a chick hatches.
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Perhaps it is time to batten down the hatches once again.
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"Most companies were rightly focused on battening the hatches," he says.
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Though they eventually pried the hatches off, it was too late.
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He also found that Eevee now hatches from 5 km Eggs only.
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Time to batten down the hatches and brace yourself for the onslaught.
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The latter collectible hatches after a certain number of steps are taken.
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She buries hatches, but she keeps maps of where she puts them.
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Togepi, who appears in the announcement video, hatches from a 5K egg.
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About two hours later, hatches between the Soyuz capsule and station opened.
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The toy is a robotic bird that hatches out of an egg.
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But they are battening down the hatches, hoping better days will come.
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Some of the Green Berets and Marines took aim from exposed hatches.
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Better to batten down the hatches now in case the weather turns bad.
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I'm battening down the hatches for bad news, but hoping for good news.
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"Batten down the hatches, several thousand Zulus approaching from the north," said another.
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But instead of battening down the hatches, some historical trades may prove profitable.
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Drill instructor: You will walk through these silver hatches once and never again.
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Entrepreneurs are learning it's time to batten down the hatches in startup land.
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So the Decepticon leader Megatron, hatches a plan that could destroy them all.
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In the morning, discreet butlers will deliver coffee or tea via small hatches.
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Once the larva hatches, it begins feeding on the spider's blood, steadily growing bigger.
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The plane's hatches fly open, dumping out loads of people over the ocean coastline.
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Only traps are permitted, which must have escape hatches for tiddlers and be biodegradable.
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A few cross-hatches in, the phone still looks pretty much like a phone.
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But BMW also revealed updates to the more modest, entry level 1 Series hatches.
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When a storm approaches, do you batten down the hatches or uncork the bottles?
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And they need to batten down the hatches now in hopes of surviving it.
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Those rubbed-in holes, scratched hatches and loop-de-loops are emboldened with potentiality.
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They exhibited no broken bones, the drain pumps were closed, as were the air hatches.
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After the larva hatches, it attaches itself onto the spider and feeds on its blood.
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Fred Hoff, manager of Fidelity High Income fund, is also not battening down the hatches.
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Prax hatches a plan to lure it out in a scene ripped right from Alien.
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Stone's character hatches a diabolic plan to become the Queen's new trusted companioned and 'favourite.
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Paddlers wore hooded jackets, made from animal intestines that were fastened to the kayak's hatches.
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They were huge last year, but this year the Spin Master's Hatchimals Surprise hatches twins.
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Instead, young Raymond borrowed Dr. Seuss' "Horton Hatches the Egg" (1940) from a mobile library.
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When it hatches, a baby alien with a big snout emerges, and grows very quickly.
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There will be some custom elements for the cold, like reinforced hatches and extra sealing.
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He had not been trained on how to get the hatches off, but he tried.
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Trump wants an angry and insular America, to batten down the hatches and become the Alamo.
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It will still be a few more days before an actual tadpole hatches from the egg.
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Eventually, Michelle hatches a scheme to make money by exploiting Claire's talents and Rachel's age group.
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Rhoades' office ravaged Axe Capital last season, but now it's Rhoades who's battening down the hatches.
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My guess is that Tyrion hatches the plot, Arya kills the dragon, and Jon kills Dany.
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She was awaiting the birth of a Hatchimal, a stuffed animal that hatches out of an egg.
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"Batten down the hatches," she tweeted Wednesday, showing video of the protections she's done to her home.
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It typically hatches first or at the same time as the chick from the first-laid egg.
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She hatches a plan to copy everything from Kim's Christmas plans and rub it in her face.
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"I had always wanted to do something that hatches," McDonald told The Verge in a previous interview.
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Most ships do not even have basic sensors to ensure their hatches are closed before leaving port.
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With the two sides battening down the hatches, consumers on both sides of the Pacific will suffer.
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Me and my family gonna batten down the hatches and see what's left when it blows over.
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A mesmerizing birth The Internet wants to know why the baby octopus changes color as it hatches.
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With the help of his crew, he hatches a plan to help him get back in the game.
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Even when the topic is nuclear war, Republicans batten down the hatches and try to ride it out.
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"Batten down the hatches," she wrote on Twitter, showing video of the protections she's done to her home.
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"There will be another influx like this in 22 days when the next batch hatches out," he said.
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According to Persons, James has something growing in his head that could destroy the world if it hatches.
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You want investors who are hungry for growth, and not battening down the hatches preparing for a recession.
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The largest truck, Big Mama, has two hatches, and we built it to accommodate larger groups and festivals.
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Stone's character hatches a plan to become the Queen's new trusted companioned and 'favourite,' all while Weisz watches.
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Trunks and hatches are good to check too, because in some cars, they connect to the passenger cabin.
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Of those 70 doors and hatches, "there's 20 of them that are left to be done," Modly said.
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"Sanders campaign hatches comeback plan," by Holly Otterbein The possibilities of a two-way contest with Joe Biden.
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Wordplay TUESDAY PUZZLE — Is anyone battening down the hatches and/or going through a March blizzard right now?
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Most people batten down the hatches during a busy day and rarely if ever take time to relax.
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The city, known for its Victorian-meets-industrial aesthetic, is full of cast iron hatches imprinted with delightful patterns.
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"Batten down the hatches," she tweeted Wednesday, showing video of the protections she's set in place for her home.
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Get an intimate look at the moment one hatches and begins to experience life in its shiny new form.
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Meanwhile, the Chinese team defies United Earth orders and hatches a plan to explode a jet thruster in Indonesia.
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"I promise I will never let anything happen to you," he vows when the egg hatches and Nemo arrives.
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He described mapping the connectome of an Italian miniwasp, a parasite that hatches inside the eggs of other insects.
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In 1956, one of the potato-eggs hatches in the desert and births a sort of frog-legged fly.
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"They have not battened down the hatches to constrain North Korea's use of the financial system," Ms. Rosenberg said.
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Others moved in together but kept their old apartments, using them as studios or offices — or potential escape hatches.
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Efforts by companies to wiggle out of deals — usually by exercising escape hatches in transaction contracts — have often failed.
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Given the choice between "adjust next year's budget" and "batten down the hatches," I'd just as soon pick the former.
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"It took about 30 seconds for Nautilus to sink, and I couldn't close any hatches or anything," Madsen told reporters.
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They would then be given a code that pops open the vehicle's side hatches so they can retrieve their items.
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An inside look on how home improvement giants Lowe's and Home Depot are battening down the hatches for Hurricane Dorian
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When acting is better than good, it hatches from a different part of the brain, a different kind of intelligence.
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Those standards require escape hatches to be at least 32 inches wide, and for vessels to have illuminated exit signs.
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After the next debate, Democrats should be prepared to batten down the hatches and prepare for an all out war.
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It's got a lot of space, can comfortably seat four, and can run with some of the best hot hatches.
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The Communist Party, Mr. Xi told the officials, faces major risks on all fronts and must batten down the hatches.
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Texans are now battening down the hatches in preparation for high winds, extreme rains, and an unusually high risk of flooding.
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His interrogatory is clever: It uses no more words than necessary, yet it's broad in scope and leaves few escape hatches.
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However, as he hatches plans for a futuristic implant to re-program brains with state-approved desires, memories ambush Ma Daode.
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She goes into hiding, and after her brother is condemned to a remote estate, she hatches a plan to save him.
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When you fire up your Tamagotchi for the first time, one of six chirping faux-pets immediately hatches and you're off.
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Michael's not happy about this so he hatches a plan to prove to Cordelia that his abilities are superior to hers.
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But if you do buy the Osmo Action, please read the user manual and be sure to close those hatches tight.
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Renault Mégane RS. Among heroic European hot hatches, the Mégane is an evergreen, its history dating back more than two decades.
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There, it lays an egg on the roach that eventually hatches into a hungry larva that chows down on the cockroach.
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We were all about to go into hiding, a civic battening of hatches against some strange storm gathering at the horizon.
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It was writing that chapter when I am on the Cape Cod with my mother and she hatches the cookbook plan.
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Things on Monday were settling in for the public hearings and folks were battening down the hatches on both sides. Okay?
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Morgan Stanley's lead stock market analyst said investors are making a mistake by ignoring his calls to batten down the hatches.
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They feature weatherproof benches, hatches that hide electricity sockets, rustproof rocking chairs, a fireplace, wood canopies, and an outdoor Wi-Fi network.
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No, she hatches a full plan when she stakes out the school and sees Gemma getting flirty with Niko in the courtyard.
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Rising antitrust risk could help unlatch more previously battened down platform hatches in a way that's helpful to even smaller Google rivals.
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An egg typically needs to be walked 2 kilometers before it hatches, and more rare eggs require players to walk 5 kilometers.
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Essentially they put as much of the craft as possible under the water, with only instruments, hatches and other necessary items aboveboard.
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She wants her own son, Brian, to sit on the throne and so hatches a murderous plan to get rid of Crimthann.
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She's brought a bunch of zucchini with her, and quickly cross-hatches those and gets them searing in a screaming-hot pan.
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Selina hatches a plan to tell Jonah to vote for O'Brien — at least that way she can run again in four years.
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A few months later, reading Dr. Seuss's "Horton Hatches the Egg" to Lily in that new apartment, I felt my throat constricting.
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But what hatches from the egg is hardly ever what we expect: the child that emerges, or the parent that is born.
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So she hatches a plan: She will pretend to be a wayward girl, and she will admit herself to the frightening institution.
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Swanage Dating from the 18th century, the Square & Compass in Dorset is singled out by its serving hatches and lack of bar.
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In September, cooler nights stimulate the fish that come to the surface for insect hatches of tricos, blue-winged olives and caddis.
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Here cannibalism is often the end result of asynchronous hatching: two eggs are laid, but one hatches several days before the other.
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Many details would need to be worked out, like escape hatches for recessions and emergencies, and balancing restraints on spending and revenue.
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Cut deep cross-hatches into each aubergine half, then transfer to a roasting tin along with the tofu and spring greens. 2.
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Instead, we hope this will be a jumping-off point for people looking to batten down the hatches on their digital lives.
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They had to be able to climb ladders, jump down, open hatches, use tools, recover from a fall, avoid obstacles, among other things.
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Arianne hatches her own scheme to trigger the war that the Sand Snakes desire, but Doran learns of her plans and foils them.
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Related: Artist Hatches Steampunk Insects Wearing Mechanical Gears Steampunk Machine Guns Made from Old Typewriters Steampunk Puppets Take Center Stage in Indiana | #50StatesofArt
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Some reasonably want private options as escape hatches if the government option is wrecked by a future Congress, or marred by incompetent administration.
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But unless you are a sea captain worried about battening hatches, wind speed is not a very useful indicator of a storm's risk.
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It's a story of flying under the radar until someone has to put on the big-boy pants and batten down the hatches.
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The grub that hatches then eats its host alive, reserving the vital organs until the moment when it is, itself, ready to pupate.
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Elgie, meanwhile, hatches a more drastic plan for his wife, arranging a psychological intervention, with the aid of a sympathetic shrink (Judy Greer).
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Before a company ships a product design to a manufacturer for production, it typically hatches a prototype through a process called injection molding.
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"I was expecting to batten down the hatches for a war of attrition with YouTube," Beckham, who has almost 280,000 subscribers, told Insider.
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We're talking about a Hyundai, which means it isn't priced in the same tier as the true hot hatches like the Volkswagen GTI.
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The brick and brownstone homes of Brooklyn and Manhattan tend to have flat roofs rife with obstacles like skylights, hatches, and HVAC systems.
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Back out on the streets, I see families living in shop doorways and phone credit being sold through hatches covered in wire mesh.
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When Rhonda becomes concerned about their dwindling sex life, she hatches a plan to make Bash jealous, which ultimately results in a threesome.
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Looking back now, I wish I had battened down the hatches the moment my lawyer explained that my life was going to change.
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ANZ is also battening down the hatches by giving capital-intensive institutional lending a wide berth, slowing dividends and selling non-core assets.
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In Sweeney Todd, that's the cathartic "Epiphany," in which Todd simultaneously grieves his lost wife and daughter and hatches his murderous revenge plot.
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The bow sustained most damage, but the hatches are still in the closed position, the conning tower is intact, and the periscopes are visible.
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Related: Artist Generates Hundreds of Unique Polygonal Alien Insects Artist Hatches Steampunk Insects Wearing Mechanical Gears 10,000 Stacked Photos Create Insanely Detailed Insect Portraits
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The interactive toy that hatches from a plastic egg has sold out at major retailers and will likely disappear fast when supplies are replenished.
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One YouTube user has written a video giving his own tips on how to free frozen side mirrors, door handles, and charging port hatches.
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Unnerved by the changes, Havana has allowed its domestic reform drive to grind to a halt as the Communist party battens down the hatches.
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He has reached another world, one which rests invisibly atop our own, connected to us by the vertical escape hatches that oxygenate the earth.
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The hot toy of the holiday season is an interactive, furry creature that hatches out of an egg and grows up before your eyes.
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One display case had metal hatches from a furnace in a crematory where corpses were turned to ash, then dumped in a nearby river.
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Most teams, faced with Guardiola's expansive style and swirling passing patterns, had decided simply to batten down the hatches and hope for the best.
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"All the hatches are closed in the back, and all you hear is just loud noises and you're just rocking back and forth," Sgt.
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Then they move out, and Jimmie hatches a plan with Montgomery to take it back, to recapture the only place where he's felt at home.
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And Trump's team, including the understaffed White House Counsel's Office, must batten down the hatches for an onslaught from the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue.
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It took five full minutes for the ground crew to peel open all three hatches, trading off as heat and smoke forced them to retreat.
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Mazda is recalling more than 759,000 cars and SUVs in the U.S. and Canada because the rear hatches can fall on people and injure them.
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"As people were coming forward with #metoo… I was working with a number of high profile folks to essentially batten down the hatches," says Honeywell.
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So we had great highlight-reel, coming-of-age, rom-com s— together, and then we also had like, 'Batten down the hatches, he's coming.
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"She also told me that the mommy swallows the baby to get in the tummy then the baby hatches out of its shell," Baldwin wrote.
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The youngest, Elmi Juonran, lifted a lid off one of two hatches and, muttering, disappeared to boil water for ramen in a big silver teakettle.
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Smitten by this mysterious woman he's just met, Sahil hatches a plan to host an acting class in Sweety's small town to win her over.
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Sometimes she's an egg, sometimes she's a caterpillar, her life cycle repeated over and over, as the old Mothra "dies" and a new one hatches.
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Well-to-do investors are battening down the hatches, according to Michael Sonnenfeldt, chairman of TIGER 230, an investment club for high-net worth people.
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Scientists have been unable to determine whether the hatches of the lower part of the drawing were done by a right- or left-handed person.
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Take these messages, add to them bleak surveys of business confidence worldwide, and you might decide to batten down the hatches for a coming storm.
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Picture Prompts The toy pictured above is a Hatchimal, an interactive, furry creature that hatches out of an egg and grows up before your eyes.
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Traumatized and desperate, Lydia hatches a risky escape plan: She and Luca will disguise themselves as migrants and attempt to cross the border into Arizona.
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"We're primarily battening down the proverbial hatches ... and hoping the administration will throw that Hail Mary for us," American Soybean Association spokeswoman Wendy Brannen said.
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Hatchimals, Hatchimals Wow Llalacorn, available at Amazon, $39.99The newest Hatchimal comes in an oversized glittery-pink re-hatchable egg that hatches in just five minutes.
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The atmosphere of crisis was apparent at the White House itself and in the broader Trump orbit, where hatches were battened down amid the storm.
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"Each boy is born with the key inside him to tame his own monster," she tells one, and hatches a plan to help them learn.
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Other American and European companies have attempted to identify a chick's sex before it hatches, but no other groups have been able to commercialize a method.
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The Hawaiian islands are battening down the hatches as they prepare for Hurricane Lane, a powerful, Category 4 storm barreling toward the state at 155 mph.
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"There will be another influx like this in 22 days when the next batch hatches out, and this is in every community in Florida," Holladay warned.
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Wall Street is battening down the hatches as Britons head to the polls Thursday to vote on whether to leave or remain in the European Union.
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Weighing about 450 pounds and measuring 3 feet in height, the robot—known as DRU—has storage hatches for pizza, drinks and whatever else you order.
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Danish divers who recently visited the site observed open hatches, shattered glass in the periscope, and severe destruction below the tower where the depth charge struck.
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Toyota, one of the world's largest automakers, identified aluminum plates supplied by Kobe Steel for the hoods and rear hatches of Toyota and Lexus brand vehicles.
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The Daily Express, a British newspaper, reported that rescuers had harnessed themselves to the cables and climbed along to the cars and dropping down through hatches.
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Until this week, McConnell — a veteran of past shutdowns, fiscal crises and sequestration escape hatches — had waded into the current fight only to block House bills.
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Or when first one child, and then the other, vomited all over the inside of our boat, spewing into the cracks and crevices of multiple hatches.
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He described lance corporals on fire, climbing out the top and rear hatches of the vehicle, camouflage uniforms and hair smoking up into the California sky.
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Lime, Uber's scooter company Jump, Bird and Spin all say they are prepared to batten down the hatches in all the cities in which they operate.
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But what really makes the hottest of hot hatches truly remarkable is this: The steering wheel doesn't twitch in the slightest when you stand on the gas.
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Similar escape hatches would also allow Mr. Trump to withdraw the United States from free trade agreements with other nations, and even from the World Trade Organization.
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As Claude and Trudy carry out their hideous scheme, the fetus hatches his own counterfoil to save his father — "my genome's other half," as he puts it.
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And with the Trump Organization's chief financial officer, Allen Weisselberg, under subpoena (and Cohen waiting in the wings), the Trump Organization had better batten down the hatches.
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The toll on our minds and bodies of being 'on' 22016/259 is such that we're battening down the hatches and staying indoors more than ever before.
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The scientists identified two parameters that could influence egg form: variations in the membrane's composition and differences in pressure applied to the membrane before the egg hatches.
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A movable robotic arm mimics the ISS&aposs Canadarm, and the set also features capsules, modules, docks for shuttles and spacecrafts, and access hatches for Lego astronauts.
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Hatchimals, the line of best-selling collectible toys, which includes the robotic stuffed bird that "hatches" itself into existence, is debuting a new, very long addition today.
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He moved onto the yellow footprints, through the silver hatches and into the chaos and sleep deprivation that would define his first 96 hours on Parris Island.
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When Omkara names Kesu his deputy over longtime ally Langda, he hatches a plan that will destroy Omkara, Dolly, Kesu, and anyone else who gets in his way.
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Finally, command pilot Michael Collins lined up the hatches of the Columbia spacecraft and Eagle moon lander so that Aldrin and Armstrong could head down to the moon.
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The HMS Terror was found in 24 meters of water with "three masts broken but still standing, almost all hatches closed and everything stowed," according to The Guardian.
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"One of the ones we were interested in was this company out in Brooklyn called Best Made and they make axes and hatches and camping stuff," says Krieger.
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Photos that emerged after the incident showed that at least one of the bomber's four cockpit escape hatches had been blown but the ejection seat had not deployed.
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According to the research, after an adult female wasp lays an egg on the abdomen of a spider, the larva hatches and attaches itself to the unlucky arachnid.
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Caught between her dangerous boss and the F.B.I., she hatches a plan with a sympathetic bondsman (a wonderful Robert Forster) to avoid prison and escape with her life.
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Nor have the regulations, with their many escape hatches, kept consumers from buying even more sport utility vehicles and pickup trucks as gas prices have remained historically low.
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Hoping to go out with Bianca, new student Cameron James (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) hatches a convoluted plan to get Patrick Verona (Heath Ledger) to date the prickly Kat.
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"The doors and hatches have to seal completely or else the elevator won't proceed through the different various decks, and there's no way to override that," Modly said.
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The wording of the implausible story Cohen offered in his statement leaves him a couple of escape hatches from the sticky situation of being the uncompensated money man.
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The Chicago Auto Show was full of interesting cars this year, from performance-oriented hot hatches to minivans that have upped their game for the new model year.
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Television broadcast images of strong wind and torrential rains brought by the year's first typhoon, whose approach had prompted Taiwan and neighbouring China to batten down the hatches.
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Spin Master's Hatchimals, an interactive toy that hatches from a plastic egg, is facing major criticism from parents who had difficulties hatching the product in the days after Christmas.
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Ahead of Thursday election, Gianforte's campaign has decided to batten down the hatches and make an appeal to the GOP base, people inclined to be suspicious of liberal journalists.
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In season two, when Amy hatches the plot to work with a muck-racking journalist named Jeff Flender (Dermot Mulroney) at the LA Times, Enlightened becomes a heist story.
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In the second episode of Showtime's "Our Cartoon President," Donald Trump (Jeff Bergman) hatches a scheme to get out of disaster-relief appearances: He hires an army of impersonators.
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With 11 clean strokes, not counting hatches for knuckles, the pencil draws a naturalistic figure of a woman's hand, raised in a position similar to what ballet calls allongé.
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Insect hatches are diverse and plentiful, and owing to the sheer scale of the area and the relative difficulty of getting there, much of it is still remarkably undeveloped.
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The story is a pure continuation from Blind Forest; at the end of Blind Forest there's an egg, at the beginning of Will of the Wisps the egg hatches.
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"Gone Boy" After receiving his seventh M.F.A. rejection, a newly hired waiter hatches a scheme to frame members of his former co-working space for his own pretend murder.
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Before the Clean Water Act, the City of Grayling dumped sewage into the river, which temporarily made the fishing even better, with heavy hatches of insects and fattened trout.
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It's no wonder state policymakers are now looking for any escape hatches they can find—whether it be through freezing enrollment, reducing eligibility levels, or adopting commonsense work requirements.
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Fresh out of prison, Debbie hatches a monumental heist: snatching a $150 million dollar Cartier necklace off the neck of an actress (Anne Hathaway) during the annual Met Gala.
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Hatchimals, an interactive toy that hatches from a plastic egg, was released in early October and has quickly become one of the most sought-after toys of the holiday season.
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In Samus Returns, the hero acquires a very unexpected child of her own: a baby Metroid that hatches from an egg and immediately imprints on her as a mother figure.
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After last year's wild highs and painful if inevitable lows, cryptocurrency's cool-off period might be here a while — particularly if the stock market keeps everyone battening down the hatches.
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On the other side of the world, Hong Kong battened down the hatches ahead of Super Typhoon Mangkhut, forecast to be one of the strongest storms to hit the territory.
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The openings to these tanks were just eight inches wide; Bella suffered bruising from being shoved inside and a tuft of blond hair was located on one of the hatches.
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Overall credit growth has already slowed since last year thanks to macroprudential measures, but banks are seen further battening down the hatches as the Royal Commission reveals dodgy lending practices.
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Lotte, which shelved plans for an estimated $4.5 billion IPO of Hotel Lotte amid the investigation, is now battening down the hatches as a difficult year draws to an end.
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The memorial sits on the Outer Banks, and is directly in the hurricane's path ... so on Monday they shut down all operations to, as they say, batten down the hatches.
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Two of the hatches are still closed, but one was open; Mr. Termote said it had allowed him to see that the submarine was filled to the ceiling with sand.
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"This is when we get the best waves," he said, but added he would be bringing in his outdoor tables and "battening down the hatches" to ride out the storm.
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As it turned out, the tech bubble was already in the process of bursting and the economy duly slid into recession the following year, as consumers battened down the hatches.
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To do so you perform various tasks such a digital agent would do, such as unlocking and opening hatches, checking for system errors, collecting information from damaged laptops and so on.
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Bobo (Dylan Bruce) hatches a plan to bust the Sons of Lucifer because the cops aren't doing it quickly enough for him — despite Fiji (Parisa Fitz-Henley) urging him not to.
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As a Christian, I am certain that battening the hatches, erecting stronger barriers and higher walls, gating our communities, and staying home is not the revolutionary love that Jesus talked about.
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Sean can apparently smell when bad news is heading towards his boss and hatches the creepiest plot in history to figure out what Angela and the rest of the team knows.
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But during hours of questions at his confirmation hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Barr afforded himself some escape hatches and refused to give in to Democratic demands for total transparency.
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The lifespan of the virtual pet, from when it hatches out of an egg to when it grows wings and "returns to its home planet," is just a few days long.
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With traders battening down the hatches ahead of the monthly payrolls numbers, bank-heavy Madrid and Milan-listed stocks were marginally larger fallers, as the pan-regional banking index dipped 0.2%.
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Even if their current solution isn't a good one, the sales pitch for change is much harder in a "batten down the hatches" world than a "shoot for the stars" one.
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Besides the testing of a common docking system, the mission served a primarily public relations purpose with a famous handshake in space when the hatches between the two vehicles were opened.
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Still harboring a grudge towards the white supremacist organization, the wheels in Will's head start turning, and he hatches the plan to capture Judd and kill him using the Cyclops hypnosis.
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"This equity offering appears to be a 'batten down the hatches' defensive move by Devon that is aimed at combating a 'lower for longer' pricing scenario," said Capital One analyst Phillips Johnston.
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In order to save the Millennium Falcon and its crew, Han hatches a plan: Ignore the unsafe environment around Kessel to plot a shorter course through the spaceways to the nearest refinery.
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When Sophie learns that the Big Friendly Giant has spent his entire long life watching his much bigger, dumber, and more aggressive siblings eat children, she hatches a plan to stop them.
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"The ex-foreign secretary added: "No to time limits, or universal escape hatches, or all these kind of elaborate devices, glosses, codicils and so on that you could apply to the backstop.
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And set into that hull is a pair of secure, watertight storage hatches perfect for my phone and keys, some snacks, a camera, a hat and sunglasses, and all that good stuff.
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The world's largest retailer on Thursday night said it had started restocking the popular toy — an animal that the owner raises after it hatches from an egg — at about 1,700 of its stores.
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Belter captain Klaes Ashford (played by David Strathairn) hatches a desperate plan to destroy the ring with his ship's powerful communications laser, which would protect Earth from the station, but leave them stranded.
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Critic score: 92%Audience score: N/ANetflix description: "When an NBA lockout sidelines his big rookie client, an agent hatches a bold plan to save their careers — and disrupt the league's power structure."
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And it's battened down the hatches in some ways, forcing users to shortcut from Spotify into the real Facebook Messenger rather than giving third-parties any special access to offer Facebook Messaging themselves.
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It begins its life as a tiny red egg, hatches into an enormous orange-speckled caterpillar, and then — after a gestation period of up to two years — emerges as an iridescent blue beauty.
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Many of the ship's cargo hatches were broken, or just plain missing, so the crew wouldn't be able to keep water out of the hold if they hit rough seas or bad weather.
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"The Koreans have spent some money to batten down the hatches before this summit," said Mike Green, the former director of Asian affairs at the National Security Council under President George W. Bush.
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Like many of Mr. Guzmán's homes, this one was equipped with elaborate escape hatches: a decoy beneath the refrigerator, and another behind a closet mirror, which he used to flee as the battle raged.
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While much of the focus of this weekend's storm is on the Washington, D.C., to New York City corridor, Charlotte, North Carolina is also battening down the hatches in advance of this weekend's storm.
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Perhaps the windows could double as escape or access hatches; as you can see above on the existing test track, there are already such holes, so this may be easier than expected to implement.
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Jason Schwartzman voices a bumbling postman, who hatches a scheme to get the community to loosen up, and in the process inadvertently inspires the annual Christmas traditions that so many people know and love.
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SUZUKA, Japan (Reuters) - Valtteri Bottas led Mercedes team mate Lewis Hamilton in practice for the Japanese Grand Prix on Friday before Formula One battened down the hatches and awaited the arrival of typhoon Hagibis.
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We can prepare for its caprices, batten down the hatches and harness its winds, but we can never really protect ourselves, not fully, if it suddenly decides to swell and rise and drown us all.
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Copper, however, is particularly vulnerable because of its exposure to the Chinese economy, already showing signs of losing momentum and now apparently battening down the hatches for a trade stand-off with the United States.
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And it's not to downplay the warning Republican congressional candidates should take away: if there's any significant suburb in your district, it's time to batten down the hatches and prepare for an unfriendly turnout matrix.
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Many analysts say that by taking a tougher line on Cuba, Trump is pushing Havana to batten down the hatches rather than continue its economic and social opening, thereby achieving the opposite of his stated aim.
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Everywhere I went, I found the makeshift staircases and bridges I had made with the GLOO Cannon, the open hatches and unlocked security doors left by earlier passages, the hacked security turrets ready to be reactivated.
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Its first production is a podcast story called Steal the Stars, in which a security officer named Dakota "Dak" Prentiss guards an alien spaceship in a top secret facility and hatches a plan to steal it.
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The interactive toy that hatches from a plastic egg was released in early October and has quickly become one of the most sought-after toys of the year, selling out at major retailers across the country.
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Rather than battening down the hatches in more traditional battleground states, Clinton this week will take her campaign to Arizona, a red state that is a luxury for her in the race to 270 electoral votes.
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Driven by envy and greed, Dez hatches a wicked scheme: Chloe will pose as the long-lost daughter of a morally upright best-selling author and seduce him, revealing him to be a fraud and hypocrite.
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The rescue workers reached the area by snowmobile before flying by helicopter over the cable cars, harnessing themselves to the cables, climbing along to the cars and then dropping through the car's hatches, French authorities said.
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He also hatches a plan to have Thirsty and his cronies steal the Antony and Cleopatra clothing line from Lyon Dynasty, and plant drugs in Mirage a Trois' tour bus, halting the show from going on.
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Biologist Mark Dodd, who leads Georgia's sea turtle recovery, told the AP that the increase in nesting could be due to more stringent monitoring and a requirement that shrimp boats have escape hatches for sea turtles.
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The only thing most people know of the space, since no photo of it has been publicly released, is that it is reached through one of two hatches, one inside the house, the other out front.
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They'll meet up with the ISS just six hours after launch and dock around 6:50PM ET. About two hours after that, the spacecraft's hatches will open and the crew will be greeted by their new roommates.
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In the film, the intensity of his emotions consumes Sumon, who hatches a morally aberrant plan involving a deadly piece of meat that would permit him to get closer to Nirmali without crossing the boundaries distancing them.
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He hatches an idea for something — say an enemy, or a boss — and then a group of artists plots out a rough set of moments that capture different animations: attacks, idle states, intros... that sort of thing.
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Workers at the Marquis Los Cabos hotel in San Jose del Cabo spent the last three days battening down the hatches — anchoring palm trees and using tarps to cover large windows that had all shattered during Odile.
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"It's tin hats on and battening down the hatches for a fair bit of volatility for the next few months," said Tony Cousins, Chief Executive of Pyrford International, the global equities arm of BMO Global Asset Management.
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Read on for some hacks to help you harness the power of constant learning: As entrepreneurs, it's tempting to batten down the hatches and try to work for hours (or days) on end when learning something new.
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Plot: Some scientists on Mars bring back a rock that's an egg that hatches into a crystal and then some goo comes out of it, and the goo loves the crystal and then the goo kills everything.
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In Europe, baby boxes common enough that the United Nations has commented on their proliferation, voicing concern that the hatches are in contradiction to the right of a child to know its parents, according to The Guardian.
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"It's tin hats on and battening down the hatches for a fair bit of volatility for the next few months," said Tony Cousins, chief executive of Pyrford International, the global equities arm of BMO Global Asset Management.
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A male and female will jointly build a nest, incubate a single large egg and, when the egg hatches, churn out the rich crop milk on which the flamingo chick will feed for nine very long months.
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His latest victim is Nanette, who's trapped in the Starfleet game mod to serve as Robert's love interest for all eternity, until she hatches a plan with the other prisoners to notify the outside world of their dilemma.
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In need of cash, the latter hatches a half-baked plot to recover a long-lost item, but as so often happens in "Fargo," good help is hard to find, causing events to gradually spiral out of control.
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The New York City Fire Department requires a clear path of six feet from the perimeter of the roof, as well as from all doors, skylights and hatches, so firefighters have enough room for themselves and their equipment.
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Mike TurnerMichael Ray TurnerHouse questions Volker as impeachment probe ramps up Republicans show signs of discomfort in defense of Trump GOP battens down the hatches after release of Trump whistleblower complaint MORE (Ohio), an Intelligence member, and Rep.
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For instance, when the ISS was at risk of hitting space debris, which would have destroyed the station, killing everyone on board, Kelly was ordered to close and check all the hatches on the US segment of the ISS.
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When Ethan Hawke and Lena Headey battened down the hatches in 2013's The Purge, the movie ended up making almost $90 million against a relatively tiny budget, and 2014 sequel The Purge: Anarchy was an even bigger success.
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Narrator: On day one of boot camp, new recruits arrive at the receiving barracks, where they take their first steps toward becoming Marines by walking through these silver hatches, symbolizing the threshold between the outside world and Parris Island.
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The 63-year-old Romanian world number one, still seeking a first grand slam title, trailed 3-0 but battened down the hatches to reel off the next nine games on her way to a first Melbourne semi-final.
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Kings and queens appear in stories as escape hatches for the common person, a way of imagining what your life would have been like if you could truly transcend the destiny of the social class you were born in.
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Young Kareem isn't feeling the new masculine energy, so he hatches a plot to get Coffee out of his mom Vanessa's (Taraji P. Henson) life for good — by hiring a group of gangsters to rough up the police officer.
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Two years ago, the creative and design teams at the toy company Spin Master came up with a big idea they called "Hatchimals"— an interactive, furry creature that hatches out of an egg and grows up before your eyes.
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Worried about his razor-thin majority of 61, particularly as he confronts the issue of passing the budget this fall and about growing pressure from the Europeans and even the United States on the peace process, he's battened down the hatches.
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The company had to batten down the hatches around its chilled rooms, ship out as much product as it could at once, and push their food production schedule ahead to prepare shipments for buyers early, for days ahead of the switch.
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Carlyle clues Barnum in to who she is, and he hatches a plan on the spot to tour her around America, sell tickets, and make bank — and, it's implied, gain some respectability that hanging out with society's misfits can't provide.
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It's not that artificially limiting this type of upgradeability incentivizes car buyers to buy new cars more frequently, either, especially as most major car companies batten down the hatches for a new era of car sharing and other alternative usage models.
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In fact, a number of (very unofficial) third-party apps have hacked into Tinder's API in order to offer a similar feature to their own users, though their functionality was always hit or miss, as Tinder battened down its hatches.
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The system does provide enough time, though, for a crew to batten down the hatches, both literally and metaphorically, and to brace for impact before they are hit, thus increasing the chance that both they and the vessel will survive.
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Yet Boxer's feverish impasto maps a lengthwise network of visual pathways through the paintings' color fields, in the form of hatches, creases, ridges, and crinkles, including a long, unifying central seam that encapsulates all of the painting's coloration and brushstrokes.
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Near the end of the movie Joseph hatches a plan in which he and Célestine will steal the Lanlaires' silver, run away together and set up a cafe in Paris that, as described by Joseph, sounds a lot like a bordello.
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The Evidence Room is an installation of three reconstructions and 65 plaster casts reproducing various blueprints, documents, hatches, and doors from the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp used by Lipstadt's defense team to debunk Irving's conspiracy theory that the Holocaust never happened.
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"I'm not attracted to time limits or unilateral escape hatches or all these elaborate devices, glosses, codicils and so on that you could apply to the backstop," Johnson said during a leadership debate organised by the Sun newspaper and TalkRadio.
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The two largest home improvement retailers in the world have set up command centers to coordinate relief during disasters and ensure that their stores are stocked with the right products to help communities both batten down the hatches and bounce back.
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The urge to batten down the hatches may actually feed the cultural patterns that enabled the election of Donald Trump: the impulse to associate only with people like ourselves and grow even more certain that evil forces are persecuting us.
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When the buyer turns out to be a fae named Agreus (David Gyasi), she hatches a Jane Austen-esque plot to save her family from financial ruin by having him pay her to ingratiate him into The Burge's high society.
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Then they streamed toward the building, up the few short steps and toward the silver hatches, a pair of large metal doors that only recruits are allowed to pass through, and only once, the day they arrive on the island.
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LONDON, Nov 2 (Reuters) - European shares hovered near two-year highs on Thursday, with trading muted as investors battened down the hatches ahead of the Bank of England's policy meeting, though a profit warning from Playtech punctured the calm in early deals.
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TAIPEI/BEIJING (Reuters) - Taiwan and China began battening down the hatches on Thursday ahead of the arrival of super Typhoon Nepartak, the first of the year, with fears in China that storm could worsen already severe flooding in the east of the country.
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The first season of The CW's Riverdale was like being handed a surprise bowl of that oatmeal that hatches candy dinosaur eggs when you microwave it: disgusting, delightful, and a possibility so bizarre, most people's brains would never arrive there without help.
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In a sequence parodying the rogue computer Hal from 2001: A Space Odyssey, Gypsy lip-reads the mad scientists' plan to sacrifice Joel and hatches a renegade plan to get him off the Satellite of Love, just in the nick of time.
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Faced with grounded flights due to a storm, Winslet's Alex, desperate to make it home from Idaho to New York in time for her wedding, hatches the idea of commissioning a small plane to ferry her to Denver to catch a red-eye.
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And I think of Republicans lose this seat it will confirm that they are in a boatload of trouble come November and they should batten down the hatches because it will probably signal that a Democratic wave is coming if not already there.
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At WIRED's Gadget Lab, we're battening down the hatches in preparation for all the September launches—whether that's a slew of consumer electronics launches out of IFA 803, or eagerly awaiting the announcement of new Apple phones, watches, and iPads next week.
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Idiosyncratic touches included a large format photograph of a cowgirl in a leopard print shirt, and a coffee table with secret hatches that opened to reveal two carefully selected books of poetry: "Mountain Echoes" by Jim Whilt and "American Primitive" by Mary Oliver.
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There really would need to be a wholesale and radical reconfiguring of Silicon Valley business models to securely batten down the hatches… May seem trivial, but its my corner: tech companies should immediately go to end-to-end encryption and ponder alternative financial models.
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In order to combat this "growing trend," Google is battening down the hatches around kid-friendly content in a handful of ways: Hopefully that prevents a few parents from having to answer awkward questions about butchering methods or why a banana would need a hammock.
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FROM PEN: Former Bachelorette Emily Maynard Johnson Says She Wants 2 More Kids to Up Her Total to 5 "She also told me that the mommy swallows the baby to get in the tummy then the baby hatches out of its shell," Hilaria continued.
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Not only for its bonkers premise — a newly-rich recent divorcee hatches a plan to kidnap his best friend as a way for force cancer treatment on him — but because the Brit comedy will introduce you to Nadia, a new character for the books.
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One of the two back ceiling hatches, which hover over either the offensive or defensive weapons systems officer (WSO) depending on mission set, was open, although all four crew members were shown sitting on the Midland flight line in photos after landing the aircraft.
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The Real Story Behind Canada&aposs Sudden Interest In Arctic ArchaeologyCanadian prime minister Stephen Harper was absolutely gushing yesterday when he announced the…Read more ReadUnderwater footage shows the ship in excellent condition, with all three masts still standing and nearly all hatches closed.
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"The pressure on industrial, consumer staples and property trusts stocks was due to domestic issues and that points to investors battening down the hatches ahead of event risks rather than concerns about growth in China," said Michael McCarthy, chief market strategist at CMC Markets.
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Traditional narrative and gaming conventions are thrown out the window As I slowly poked around the forest, I realized the trees around me were actually the camouflaged home of some creature; small doors, hatches, and makeshift bridges connecting them into a sort of miniature Ewok village.
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"The yen's drop today is probably the most reflective of the excessive short bets built up against the dollar in recent days though investors are battening down hatches before the G20 meeting this weekend," said Neil Mellor, a senior FX strategist at BNY Mellon based in London.
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Located in the sub-Antarctic islands, king penguins (Aptenodytes patagonicus) work together to incubate their young; if a female lays an egg, the male will place it on his feet and cover it with his belly fold until it hatches while his partner feeds at sea.
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Though Coogan has the gestures down pat, you really need to see the egg in its rightful place—in "County Hospital" (1932), where Stan's visit hatches a furor of unintended chaos that ends outside, on the streets of Los Angeles, with his automobile almost split in half.
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Michelle works best when she goes full-bore entrepreneurial hellion and hatches a scheme to sell Claire's brownies on a mass scale, an enterprise that leads her to recruit members of a girl-scout-like troop and engage in corporate warfare with an amorous foe (Peter Dinklage).
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An unveiling of Israel's newly-developed operating suites for ground fighting vehicles made clear it plans to keep soldiers at the controls, albeit entirely insulated from the outside: Hatches battened, the cabins will have smart-screens, fed by outside cameras and sensors, instead of windows or ports.
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There, as the waves of the Gulf of Guinea crashed against the shore, the first lady wandered the passageways, poking her head into hatches that offered a view into the depths of ancient dungeons where slaves were kept in hellish conditions until they were sent abroad.
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When Tomas Termote, a marine archaeologist, plunged 21 feet into the sea near Belgium this summer, he could barely believe his eyes: In front of him was a German submarine from World War I, with two of its hatches closed and, he suspected, 2100 bodies inside.
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The Soyuz and ISS hatches will open about two and a half hours later at 7:35PM ET and the new astronauts will officially come on board, joining the three-person crew already living on the station Check back here at 2:30PM ET, when NASA's coverage of the launch begins.
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Unlike the other inhabitants of the castle who want to be human, Forte loves being a pipe organ and doesn't want Belle to fall in love with the Beast, so he hatches a plan to use his sonic powers to destroy the castle and kill everyone inside of it, including himself.
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With an angry insurgency of white, working-class voters propelling Donald Trump's agenda to wall off Mexicans, ban Muslims and batten down the hatches against products made in China and elsewhere, even the most articulate champions of the liberal trading order wonder whether Washington's globalization campaign may have finally overstepped.
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To do so, Kyun-Chome (consisting of artists Eri Honma and Nabuchi) hatches a plan to position an American national inside a US base and an Okinawan on the outside and have them fry up their respective snacks on the spot and then merge them through a hole in a base fence.
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There are four major narrative developments this week: Tom harasses Greg into destroying (most of) the Brightstar Cruises paper-trail; Logan, we learn, is having an affair with Rhea; Rhea hatches a plan to rid Logan of his obligation to Shiv; and Logan decides to start looking outside the family for a successor.
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"A sophisticated political player would know that the smartest thing to do when the storm is brewing is batten down the hatches so to speak ... let the storm pass under its own terms and you don't basically expose yourself in the storm to what ever uncertainties there are," said Hall, of Hall, Lamb, Hall & Leto.
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Raids basically involve you and a team of up to 20 players taking on a super badass Pokémon that hatches out of a giant egg above a gym: if you beat the Pokémon, you get rewarded with the new items and you get a one-off chance to catch a smaller version of the monster.
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While Jenny cannot deny that the price is right, she ridicules the idea as pie in the sky, and as the deal goes into motion, hatches an alternative plan: a "liquidation play" that would involve stripping the company's assets and ending production, or, as Rick suggests, maybe just moving production to Mexico or Bangladesh.
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Battening down the hatches and seeing what's left after the storm blows over is clearly not the wisest plan, but until we directly tackle both the financial and cultural factors that lead residents to stay behind, the nation will be ill-prepared for hurricanes at a time when they are destined to become more frequent.
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For example, the utility of the forward hatches on the Churchill tank was that it allowed sappers or infantryman to dismount while protected, and this is incidentally the exact capability that Israel has developed on some of its specialist engineering vehicles derived from Centurion tanks, where there is a forward dismounting in the glacis plate.
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With Valentine's Day on the horizon, it's time to batten down the hatches and prepare yourself for all the thoroughly unsolicited DM slides from deeply whatever people you went on equally whatever dates with over the past six to eight months, people whose last names are still saved on your phone as the app you met them through.
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So the robot hatches a plan.... Just a Shiba Inu puppy gently wrestling with a feisty kitten Stephen Colbert busts out his best Bon Jovi impression to roast the Democratic candidates Hasan Minhaj's dad once hilariously destroyed him over a high school cheating scandal 'The Farewell' offers a different kind of fish-out-of-water story
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A Naval expert concluded that "the holes in the hull under the forward hatches are unexplainable as structural failures due to the working of the vessel or as a result of a collision ... I cannot think of any items that would accidentally cause similar holes in both hulls at roughly the same time," according to the affidavit.
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LONDON — As leaders on both sides of the English Channel batten down the hatches for the coronavirus, Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain is coming under rising pressure to ask the European Union for an extension in its negotiations to reach a trade agreement — in effect, putting off the next stage of Brexit until the virus exits.
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Mike TurnerMichael Ray TurnerRepublicans show signs of discomfort in defense of Trump GOP battens down the hatches after release of Trump whistleblower complaint Five takeaways from Trump whistleblower hearing MORE (R-Ohio) used a public hearing to knock the Democrats for moving forward with impeachment but also called out Trump during the wall-to-wall coverage.
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"It's time to look at the potential of GM's supercar brand," Jonas said, citing it would be "more than a needle-mover for GM." Jonas said the upcoming mid-engine Corvette could "halo a sub-brand that hatches" an all-electric Corvette SUV that would increase Corvette volume fivefold to 80,000 units by the mid-2020s.
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I'm excited, with the WFP, to lay out the case for a generational vision and contrasting that with apocalyptic vision the right is offering, where we have to batten down the hatches and isolate ourselves and turn on the rest of the world and turn on anybody who might not fit a very narrow, white, male, right, or center-right identity.
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Andrew Yang says identity politics is a &aposcounterproductive&apos way for Democrats to campaign&aposWe&aposre riding a century-old measurement off a cliff&apos: Andrew Yang tears into GDP as an outdated metric to gauge national well-beingAndrew Yang opens up about his awkward high-school years and the &aposescape hatches&apos he used to distract himself from not fitting in
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Republican lawmakers are battening down the hatches on Capitol Hill as they face a barrage of questions about President TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE's communications with Ukraine, and whether the White House tried to cover it up.
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The notion must cross Tillerson's mind that Trump's inaccurate tweet is needless provocation of a friend; that simultaneously infuriating Asian and European allies may not be smart; and that his task will be a thankless one as Trump's White House coterie hatches seat-of-the-pants policy and leaves his already restive State Department to deal with weighty issues in Luxembourg and the Solomon Islands.
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