Korver isn't the only Cavs newcomer James has helped out.
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"The Uighurs are being helped out of poverty," he avers.
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Kasal being helped out of a house in Fallujah, Iraq.
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That leaves two families in which kids meaningfully helped out.
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Zach Galifianakis was, ahem, on hand, so he helped out.
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"Leda helped out and I paid only $1,000," he said.
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She also helped out by modeling in the brand's ad campaign.
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And, critically, the Martian wind has helped out quite a bit.
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When that didnt cut it my wonderful sister Nicole helped out.
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In high school, I helped out at the local peace center.
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For a number of years, I helped out as a coach.
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Fortunately for me, that's where my height and age helped out.
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He helped out by selling newspapers in downtown East St. Louis.
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In stressful situations, those who helped out others were happier, Achor found.
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Newly-crowned EGOT winner John Legend also helped out with the performance.
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For those heavier trips, the seven-speed gear shifter really helped out.
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As a girl she often helped out in her parents' floral shop.
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I&aposm sure there are people that you have helped out there tonight.
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She's the "snake charmer" that helped out F.P. (Skeet Ulrich) for a price.
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"The president has helped out, and he is working hard," Mr. Luján said.
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But the photo's popularity was also helped out by Infowars writer Kit Daniels.
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He also worked for Gus Fring and later helped out Walt and Jesse.
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Farhadi's family owned a grocery store, where he often helped out after school.
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He&aposs helped out stranded motorists at least three other times since 2016.
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He helped out with our math homework (when even he didn't really understand it).
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She helped out her cousin's drug business, sometimes foregoing school to prioritize her coin.
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He always did, but there were so many that, well, other people helped out.
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He also helped out at the counter at Blazer's Stationery & Gifts in Rego Park.
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I had trouble with a few of these, but the crossings helped out tremendously.
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Sanders was likely helped out by grabbing a few uncommitted and Martin O'Malley backers.
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She helped out in a head shop, among the first in New York City.
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"Those are connections that have helped out in some of those cases," Bragg said.
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Loon balloons also helped out in Peru after a 2019 earthquake damaged cell networks.
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Their children helped out from the time they were old enough to fold napkins.
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A startled Cyrus is helped out of the crowd by her security team and Hemsworth.
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Jaime Griesemer I helped out on ODST and Reach in a kind of consulting role.
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That means Walmart's ad money could have helped out around 6,545 employees with their deductibles.
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He was offered a job at the fast food restaurant after the officer helped out.
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It was a struggle to support the family, but Abdulbari and his siblings helped out.
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No longer were Batman and Robin just those two heroes who occasionally helped out Superman.
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An AFC player helped out by restraining the fan, but Elliot wasn't done showing off.
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Luke Fischer helped out with 18 points of 7-of-9 shooting from the field.
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President Jimmy Carter helped out Senator Edward M. Kennedy, and Barack Obama helped Hillary Clinton.
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Both praised Vladimir Putin – to a ridiculous level – and both were helped out by him.
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When Forrence was in its early years, a few men from the area helped out.
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As a teen, during summer vacations, Ms. Malliotakis helped out at the warehouse in Brooklyn.
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Her mother, Thelma Payne Rodgers, was a homemaker who also helped out at the restaurant.
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" Another song he helped out on for that same "Only 17" record was called "Tumble.
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Salman's older brother, Ismail, helped out at the mosque with I.T. support and some teaching.
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OatmealDome helped out with that one and regularly makes discoveries in the code for Splatoon 2.
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Kentucky police helped out a raccoon whose head was trapped inside a plastic peanut butter jar.
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The administration realized that this was pretty great, so we helped out and ran with it.
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Lady Gaga helped out a fan during her Joanna World Tour concert in Connecticut on Saturday.
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The administration realized that this was pretty great, so we helped out and ran with it.
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But our family in Raqqa, even though it's small, helped out as much as they could.
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I recently visited for a month and helped out with shifts in caring for my mom.
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All helped out by his gone-ballistics run of four goals on the day against Bournemouth.
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Then she looked down and saw the grandmother, Patricia Green, being helped out by the police.
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The main crew is about eight people, but we have other friends who have helped out.
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It wouldn't hurt if the rest of the world rolled up their sleeves and helped out.
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Barber, meanwhile, had to be helped out of the arena because her injury was so bad.
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Along with Poer's children, Boucher helped out by sanding caskets and dyeing silks to decorate them.
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During the charity visit, the royal joined a pottery group and helped out with arts and crafts.
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"I faced him a couple of times in the past, and that really helped out," Owings said.
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In a follow-up blog post on Monday, Wright thanked everyone who helped out in bitcoin's beginnings.
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Center Andrew Bogut also helped out with 23 points (on 5-for-6 shooting) and seven rebounds.
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We just didn't have that connection that I had with other people that I had helped out.
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Center Andrew Bogut also helped out with 210 points (on 225-for-244.3 shooting) and seven rebounds.
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The man would appreciate it, though, if Lara helped out around camp — if she's not too busy.
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He takes your stuff, he makes it better, and even though you're gonna die, he's helped out.
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After Hurricane Katrina, I went down south to the affected areas and helped out doing repair work.
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"Making Smash a pleasure rather than a personal business [has] helped out my mindset tremendously," he says.
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Inside, Bob Dole, 95, was helped out of his wheelchair, stood up and saluted toward the casket.
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Needum said he was one of many passengers aboard the flight who helped out in some way.
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So I think that helped out and meant we had a lot more touring to do [laughs].
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I helped out my grandpa and my dad, but I didn't think it was really for me.
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He's helped out with several harvests there, he knows the family and has stayed in their home.
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Stephens helped out, raising both of her arms to show Halep what to do with the cup.
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A similar sort of uncertainty is playing out now with the Zika virus, helped out by dramatic reports.
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It really helped out with me disconnecting from all the hate, everything that's in the news right now.
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He absolutely loved his job and the people he worked with, so he helped out anywhere he could.
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The pilot also helped out, grabbing his passenger while still trying to steer the thing with one hand.
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The winner: Batman, if only because Superman helped out in advance by foreseeing this kind of thing happening.
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Friedman's owner, Bruce Teilhaber, has helped out O'Neal in the past, including getting him shoes for his prom.
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He'd helped out the FBI on past investigations, and his contacts there are said to view him highly.
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For the first few weeks I was there, I helped out other scientists doing Geographic Information Systems mapping.
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Other times, his players were helped out by his legal skills if they ran afoul of the law.
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He recorded dis songs about other high schools, and helped out at the school's radio station, KBPS-AM.
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VICE: I wanted to first ask you about the survey that the Chamber helped out with last October.
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My parents helped out by watching my son several hours a day, allowing me to work nearly full-time.
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Fortunately, a nearby fan hoping for an autograph helped out and loaned the celebrity his pen, Yahoo Entertainment reported .
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She estimates they've helped out at five to seven houses a day — totaling 35 to 40 homes so far.
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The ministry took public credit for both accounts disappearing, adding that Indonesian citizens helped out by reporting the accounts.
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I wasn't really knowing what was going on in hip-hop at that time—that might have helped out.
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Kris Jenner helped out with the purchase, which is under the family trust, and it closed a week ago.
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It has helped out insurers financially, but has upset people who don't receive subsidies or who lost their provider.
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Disney star Laura Marano was so taken with the Miami event, that she helped out in L.A. as well.
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She helped out her sons by working as a receptionist at the company's first headquarters in New York City.
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Hundreds of millions of people have been helped out of poverty by an American-led system of trade liberalization.
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Joe Heck helped out at the scene of a fatal West Virginia car crash late Thursday night, Politico reported.
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Eleven people who either escaped or were helped out of the school already had been taken to a hospital.
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When Ellen asked if little North helped out with her baby brother, Kanye showed off his proud papa side.
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Z-Axis went on to develop X-Men: The Official Game and helped out on the Guitar Hero series.
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I don't think the final numbers have come out, but we've helped out at least 100,000 military kids. Right.
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Sue Giannakis, 57, also grew up in Mountainside, where she helped out at her father's luncheonette on Mountain Avenue.
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His parents, who were both immigrants from northern Italy, ran a successful grocery business, where their children helped out.
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Moore explained to me that the woman was a recently graduated home-schooler who helped out at his office.
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The duo, plus a friend who helped out for free, ended up winning the competition and the attention of investors.
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Ultimately, Cyborg says she's still VERY glad she went on the trip because her work helped out so many people.
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Then, we kind of helped out with Laura Ingraham a bit because … in our estimation, she says really racist stuff.
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SEWA USA's partner organizations in India helped out families in other parts of Tamil Nadu state including Tiruvallur and Cuddalore.
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ER24 posted a picture on its Twitter feed of passengers being helped out of a plane downed in a field.
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To start things off, the mom of three got busy in the kitchen making banana pancakes while Penelope helped out.
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Of course, Apple's been growing rapidly, helped out by music exclusives and the service's deep integration the iTunes/iOS ecosystem.
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I helped out everybody, be it to find lodging, a car, a fixer, or a best way to get somewhere.
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The Musk siblings all helped out and Tosca remembers writing letters for Maye and answering the phone, according to Loder.
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Family members helped out at home to take care of the kids and Jeremy as he continued to grow weaker.
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Costume designer Salvador Perez Jr. also helped out, even though there were very little obvious maneuvers used to hide the bump.
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Various groups of gentile Polish partisans, who often helped out, offered to join forces with them but he, for one, refused.
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One inebriated guest was helped out of the restaurant by three of his associates, according to the restaurant security video footage.
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" In a later update, on Thursday, she wrote, "Thank you for those who have helped out in words and in donations.
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Dennis McGee, the driver, explained that Flaherty has been asking to work with him and has helped out at various funerals.
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The territory also lacks the network of NGOs and private sector groups that helped out when storms hit the US mainland.
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"His way of succeeding in business did not seem to have helped out the people who worked for him," she said.
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He helped out his friends and their friends, too, wrote recommendation letters for them, dealt with their D.U.I.s, things like that.
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Mr. Kelly, in a bulky, white spacesuit, pumped his fist and smiled as he was helped out of his space capsule.
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They also helped out with translating when we needed it, although the majority of students at Mapúa spoke near-perfect English.
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They have also helped out the stock market, say financial analysts, as the government works to avert a stock market collapse.
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There was no art in Mr. Bonovitz's childhood home in Cleveland, where he helped out in his family's wholesale fish business.
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She started with a subreddit where people helped out by sending food and eventually moved onto the popular r/Assistance subreddit.
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I was kind of the new boy, so there was so much other stuff I helped out with when I joined.
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Yeah, I mean, I had worked on campaigns, I had helped out, you know, my dad in one of his reelections.
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A lot of my celebrity friends like Danny Trejo, Jacob Vargas, Mister Cartoon, and Shia LaBeouf helped out tremendously with the book.
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Their capsule landed upright on dry land, meaning they had to maneuver themselves halfway out of the capsule before being helped out.
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All I can say is that I'm super glad that the movie is now available and thanks to everyone who helped out.
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There he had helped out in the langar (communal kitchen and canteen), where everyone gathered after services to cook and eat together.
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As a kid in Sittwe, he helped out local shops arranging and dusting books, and in return was allowed to read them.
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The father of one, 26, helped out a fan during a set at the Rolling Loud Festival in Miami, Florida, on Saturday.
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As we reported ... Hayden helped out mom and dad last year by letting Lesley live in her condo, and loaning Alan $100k.
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Vivienne's 6-year-old brother had even helped out, starting a $6,500 stand for "Heforshe," the United Nations' push to support women.
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Pete and his label made it happen, helped out when we needed it, and left us alone when we needed to be.
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Amal opened a bottle of Champagne after the meeting to celebrate with her comrades, many of whom helped out during the trial.
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Ms. Rabadi and her elder sister, Mani, helped out by working in a toy factory run by the Indian multinational company Tata.
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I can look back now and see that, while I helped out, it was usually on my schedule and on my terms.
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I was at college, worked two jobs, raised kids, helped out with my parents and am pregnant — I have faced many situations.
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Investing fees are like a distant relative you helped out that one time who now hounds you for bigger and bigger handouts.
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Trump has consistently portrayed himself as a self-made man who was helped out by a "small" $225 million loan from his father.
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Tirico previously helped out on Olympic coverage during the 2016 Olympics in Rio, when he had daytime duties and hosted the closing ceremonies.
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He helped out people in the community, and in recognition, the rebels never charged him the vacuna payments they demanded from other vendors.
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Some strangers who helped out with the filming even said they had come down to the house to do the exact same thing.
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As some families are helped out of their problems, more are taking their place, says Professor Boddy, thanks partly to other welfare cuts.
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It was the Linley family who inherited William's former nanny Jessie Webb, who also helped out with Prince George in the early days.
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Slamen also worked for the campaign in Texas and helped out with the progressive organization Our Revolution, which bloomed out of Sanders' campaign.
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There were many people who helped out, and I realized it wasn't about being racist or not, but about how scared people were.
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He told me he was between apartments, staying with friends in their gorgeous Bushwick apartment, where he helped out with their new baby.
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I took whatever classes I could, I worked in casting offices, I was a camera operator, I helped out with filming behind the camera.
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No, there isn't — if there were, he just would've given Orrin (Glenn Fleshler) that extra one million and helped out his entire law firm.
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Maddox, who was born in Cambodia, and Pax both helped out on the film, assisting with research and acting as a set photographer, respectfully.
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The artist was helped out of the room by medical team to the applauds of an audience that had gathered to witness his release.
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The parish church sometimes helped out a woman whose husband had left her, and who had turned to prostitution to feed her young children.
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Wilhelmina Jones, 74, a retired hospital worker who helped out as an usher at Friday's service, said the massacre had united the local community.
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"My grandparents stepped in and helped out by sending me to an elite college prep school," and later to Pepperdine University in Malibu, Calif.
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Kate, who is expecting her third child in April, helped out at the "Magic Mums" group, which aims to support mothers and their young children.
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On Tuesday, Dole was helped out of his wheelchair by an aide, slowly steadied himself and saluted Bush with his left hand, his chin quivering.
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Partying alongside Hailey Baldwin, Travis Scott and Gigi Hadid – who also helped out with the pizza – Jenner posed in a branded hat and t-shirt.
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Growing up in South Florida, Dominguez frequently helped out at his dad's previous restaurant, but he never aspired to work in the industry long-term.
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Though the mogul later said he knew it wasn't the real Gorbachev, a TV producer who helped out with the gag said he was fooled.
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Years ago, it was incumbent on Ksenia to look after the kids on the tournament grounds, though Nikolai Mirnyi, Max's father and coach, helped out.
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The location is significant because it's where J Dilla once lived and helped out his mom with a diner she ran on the ground floor.
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Before working on Salazar's state Senate grab, Van Auken helped out with Khader El-Yateem and Jabari Brisport's New York City Council campaigns in 2017.
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The Rays helped out Drew Smyly on Sunday and now they'll hope to do the same Monday and get a return to form from Archer.
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Bob Dole was helped out of his wheelchair Tuesday to salute former President George H.W. Bush as he lay in state at the Capitol Rotunda.
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He was helped out of two jams when Chicago grounded into double plays, including with one out and the bases loaded in the third inning.
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As one of the few Washington natives in the bureau, Eileen also monitored the police radio and helped out on the geography of the city.
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The city funds the gym, though for many years Ford helped out of his own pocket — including paying for trips to out-of-town competitions.
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" But Mother was being helped out of the room by Gilbert, and Fred pointed his finger at his head and made a face, meaning "headache.
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Of course they were nervous, but I think at the end of the day we helped out the right ones, so let's see what happens next.
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Since 2010, he has supported organizations including the Union Gospel Mission of Portland and the Jamaican Learning Center, and has also helped out families in need.
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This time around he's helped out by an all-star lineup of YouTube science stars, including Veritasium, Baba Brinkman, Helen Arney, Tom Zalatnai, and Hank Green.
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All through her 20-year medical career she helped out in sexual-health projects set up by gay men as if she was one of them.
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Before my mom got sick, she helped out a lot with the kids, especially when Gannon was a baby and I was still living at home.
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TMZ Sports spoke with a rep for the NBA team who told us several members of the organization helped out at the OneBlood Center on Sunday.
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Gronkowski: I always say more of a strict diet and also doing exercise too, but more of a strict diet definitely helped out to lose it.
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To make ends meet, one daughter worked in a dress shop, and his oldest son worked at a shoe store and helped out at El Nour.
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One of the other things they helped out with was giving us access to parts of New Zealand that had never been captured on film before.
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Her study proved that Sparx, when combined with other forms of treatment, did no harm and in some cases actually helped out kids suffering from depression.
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James attended worship on Sundays, went to Bible study on Mondays and Wednesdays, planned church events on Thursdays, helped out with a youth group on Fridays.
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"Billy was the main artist on that first major Black Panther series," said Mr. Simmons, who helped out when Mr. McGregor was designing maps of Wakanda.
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As he grew, he studied the cello and helped out at the opera house as a production assistant, learning how a company operates behind the scenes.
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"The family would like to thank all that volunteered, shared social media posts and helped out in the search," she said of the father of four.
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The Cy-Fair Fire Department Search and Rescue helped out after the explosion and posted photos to Twitter that showed the destruction caused by the explosion.
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"I feel pretty good just knowing that I helped out and did everything I could in my power during this tragic event," he told the news station.
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And we also like to think that Martin helped out his friend by stocking it with his five travel beauty essentials before he sent it her way.
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North Caucasus security officials deny that Islamist radicals were intentionally helped out of the country, but agree their absence helped to solve security problems in the region.
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Oakley points out that his longtime friend, Michael Jordan, got involved and helped out -- and since NYC is Patrick's city, he REALLY felt Ewing should've done SOMETHING.
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The video shows the band touring around the country, and how their progressive-instrumental music works in a live setting (which is helped out by weed, naturally).
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The organization has helped out with relief efforts ranging from treating water and combatting ebola in Liberia to working with UNICEF Malawi in response to extreme flooding.
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By the time we got there, the man, who appeared to be in his early thirties, had been helped out of his vehicle and into an ambulance.
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The funeral was held at a local community center; Elvira's church in Winnipeg helped out, though by that time she had stopped going there, out of principle.
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Mr. Deputter, who lived behind the store and helped out the owner, walked in on the holdup, pulled his own gun and exchanged shots with the robbers.
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He was considered hardworking and affable, the kind of man who coached his kids' sports teams and helped out his elderly neighbors and others who needed him.
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J.P. Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said Monday that President Donald Trump's tax cuts, along with some of his other efforts, have helped out the U.S. economy.
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Tiffany Trump helped out a friend who wanted to get married in Vegas -- sans the romance -- so she picked up a basket baggie and started tossing petals.
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Winston says the doc helped out with his grandma's type 2 diabetes and his dad's "terrible feet," and he developed a strong relationship with her over the years.
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He helped out hard-up families at the Presbyterian church, and brought household goods to the two-bedroom apartment he shared with his 77-year-old mother, Amanda.
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Bob Dole (R-Kan.) on Tuesday was helped out of his wheelchair so that he could stand in front of the casket of former President George H.W. Bush.
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A few years earlier it might have sounded very different: You jerk, you never helped out or did anything for the family, can you at least do this?
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My mom told my aunt that I had helped out, so then my aunt asked me to look over her coursework when she was doing her own BSN.
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Patel seemed hesitant about throwing his hat in the ring for Sexiest Man Alive, but DeGeneres helped out by creating a faux PEOPLE cover to get the ball rolling.
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The more surveys Hozoji helped out on, she says, the queasier she felt, like that day at the nudibranch mating grounds, which happened to overlap with a geoduck tract.
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It helped out on Heartbreak Hill, and there's a few other ones where I was like: 'Oh, this is just like a normal bump in the road for Colorado.
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Herrmann helped out during the 9-2 win over Philadelphia on Saturday night with a pair of hits, three RBIs and a run-saving defensive play at the plate.
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Many patients for whom no other treatments work are helped out of their misery by a placebo—be it a sugar pill or a mock procedure that mimics surgery.
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Davis and his best friend, José Aguilar, helped out after Hurricanes Harvey and Irma and got the first flight they could to Puerto Rico, after Maria hit the Island.
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He continued to live in Las Vegas, where he helped out at his son's personal-injury law firm, and found some modest action at a local sports betting operation.
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"Halsey's vocals blended flawlessly alongside those of band members Hillary Scott, Charles Kelley, and Dave Haywood, who also helped out with harmonization on the stripped back verses of "Graveyard.
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Now, with Mr. Portman holding a slim lead over Mr. Strickland, he will have to call in a few favors from the candidates he's helped out over the years.
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All day, there came warnings that the police were near, and a man carrying a baby became so panicked that he had to be helped out of the building.
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Elbert helped out in the family candy business and eventually ran a catering company, and Maurine opened a bridal shop — but the couple also had an interesting side hustle.
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Still, Democrats are optimistic that they've recruited candidates who have the chance to pull off some surprises here — particularly if they're helped out by a national anti-Trump wave.
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And their efforts are also helped out by groups like MaleSurvivor, which are much more like support and recovery sort of networks for men who have experienced sexual violence.
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I think that Apple was likely in the process of doing its investigation, but it wasn't really helped out by the fact that there were considerable delays at the beginning.
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For the study, 192 women and 105 men answered a survey about their altruistic habits, which included how often they donated blood, gave to charities, and helped out their neighbors.
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"The bulls will run the table and are going to be helped out by random events that will come out of left field and keep this thing going," Kilduff said.
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EditorsNote: Updates wild-card standings Orioles overcome four-run deficit to beat Rays BALTIMORE — Michael Bourn helped out on offense and defense for the Baltimore Orioles late in Friday's game.
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The telephoto lens is also helped out over the iPhone 224 Plus by having a brighter aperture at f29, about a half stop more light or 211 percent more brightness.
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Fortunately, I signed on for a remote working position a month before my show which helped out in a huge way as things got even crazier toward the end. 9.
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Ken Jeong often plays a doctor on TV, but his real-life medical training helped out tremendously when a woman suffered a seizure during his live show ... TMZ has learned.
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For them, the best way to deal with even high rates of unemployment is usually to let the market function, helped out by central-banking wizards and modest government nudges.
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Prince Harry may be preparing for his royal wedding to Meghan Markle later this month (May 19!), but he's helped out at least one of his army pals find love.
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As CNBC has reported, Todd Combs, an investment manager at Berkshire, has been the lead recruiter for the venture, and venture capitalist John Doerr has also helped out with recruiting.
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He was a priest who ponced around academia all week, dealing with unhealthy and distasteful subjects, and helped out at a local parish on the weekend — how graceful of him!
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While many white people have stories of being helped out by officers, even after they've clearly committed a crime, black people are usually not given the benefit of the doubt.
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And it wasn't the only time she helped out a symphony – Swift also donated $50,000 to the Seattle Symphony Orchestra in 19893 after hearing a recording of one of their performances.
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Whitman called these visitors Tumbleweeds and let them come and go so long as they read a book a day, helped out at the shop, and wrote a one-page autobiography.
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In an emotional scene on Tuesday, the former Senate Majority Leader, 73, was helped out of his wheelchair to salute the 27st president, who laid in state for the second day.
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The Matrix star shook his head at his signature and was helped out by a volunteer who used a spreader to give the actor a clean slate to try again on.
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We got Memphis-bred DJ Paul -- who produced "Talk Up" on "Scorpion" -- at LAX, and asked if his highly praised song with Drake and Jay has helped out his bottom line.
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She traveled regularly to textile hubs in Turkey to source high-quality fabrics for her clients and her children helped out in the family business on busy days during December festivities.
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"Someone that had been helped out of his car ran out shouting that he still had people in his car, that they couldn't get out of the car," Mr. Collins said.
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They have also helped out the stock market, say financial analysts, as the government works to avert a stock market collapse like the one three years ago that shook the world.
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The shoot was a team effort, she says, and there were about a dozen volunteers—made up of stylists, assistants, friends, and family—who helped out in different aspects of the project.
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On Sunday, the 22-year-old college student helped out her good friend, Just Drew designer Andrew Warren, modeling a navy double-breasted blazer and tights in the brand's fall 2016 presentation.
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Trey appeared alongside Will in the music video for 1998's "Just the Two of Us." And while we're sure that dad helped out, each kids' talent shined through in every role.
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An Egyptian interpreter who helped out frequently at the refugee camp connected Mardini with nearby Wasserfreunde Spandau, and Sven Spannekrebs, a longtime trainer for the club, agreed to give her a tryout.
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Quid pro quo confirmed, again According to The New York Times, Trump told Bolton directly that he didn't want any US aid flowing to Ukraine until Zelensky helped out with the investigations.
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He'd done that from the age of five, helped out on the stall from nine and taken it over at 21, with no training save what he'd picked up at the dinner table.
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It was the early days of the internet, so the cosplay community was not what it is now, and Simon really helped out a lot of young Jack Sparrows starting along their paths.
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The Islanders' pugnacious fourth line helped out Halak by shoving the puck away from him immediately after the opening face-off, firing three shots at Schneider by the time 14 seconds had elapsed.
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Earlier this week, the Duchess of Cambridge helped out with a pre-Christmas party at a local community center which has been supporting young people and families who were affected by the fire.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Most of the 29 whales trapped in an Indonesian mangrove swamp on Thursday managed to free themselves or were gently helped out to sea as the tide rose, fisheries officials said.
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"I would say they were more on the cautious side of getting me out there right away with the bye week and everything in between which definitely helped out big time," said Gronkowski.
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Schwartzman saw two set points come and go but at the third time of asking, after a delay while a spectator was helped out after feeling ill, the Argentine ripped a forehand winner.
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On Monday, in honor of Memorial Day, her mother Joan also shared a message of love and hope dedicated to the victims of the event and those who helped out during the tragedy.
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Despite being helped out of the arena to get medical attention, the 17-year-old was back in action 15 minutes later and executed two soaring vaults as Britain finished fourth in qualifying.
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St. Louis had chances to add to their lead, but Jones made a point-blank stop against Sundqvist and was then helped out when a shot from Colton Parayko went off the post.
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Mr. Andrés helped out after Hurricane Sandy, but his first big lesson in emergency food relief came in August, when he rallied local chefs in Houston to help feed survivors of Hurricane Harvey.
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The author of "Hidden Figures", Margot Lee Shetterly researched the history of NACA and NASA's "human computers" – a group of female mathematicians, scientists and engineers, who helped out with the organization's space programs.
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He helped out at his family-run pub in Ballarat, the Cattleyards, and after high school, he signed a contract with a professional Australian Rules Football club before leaving to join the priesthood.
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We got French leaving Le Jardin in Hollywood Saturday night, where he helped out a teen selling sweets by handing him cash -- looks like a $100 -- and giving him props for working hard.
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He helped out Whitfeld when she was working on the start of her clothing line, She by Sherée, giving her insight on how to approach design, fabric and the launch of a new brand.
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The company sells phones across all price points, helped out by its lower-end Honor brand — which Yan says makes up 45 percent of Huawei's shipments — so it can't quite be described as exclusive.
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There are more women writing and producing now, but it would be great if men also got with the program and helped out, which I think some do, but there's definitely tons who don't.
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" CNN anchor Jake Tapper helped out and gave "context" to the president's remarks, noting accurately that they "came as a sheriff was complaining about restrictions placed on ICE databases, and MS-13 gang members.
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Stories about how these men helped out a smaller band or how humanely they treated members of road crews (not always the case with bands) were the standard tales coming out of my interactions.
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Bourke, in a recent interview with VOA and ProPublica, sought to downplay how often Diallo helped out on the truck and denied that he had ever tried to get him placed on the books.
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The Paris crowd did not just appreciate Wawrinka's tennis and warmly applauded after his match against Garin when he helped out a child who was getting crushed by autograph-seeking fans in the stands.
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The second inspiration story contained in this video is that of Tara Christensen, one of the undergraduates who helped out on the project and the person who put together this 1:57 of drama.
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Bob Carey, who led the Office of Refugee Resettlement under the Obama administration, said he would have never helped out or even communicated with a former employer during his time at at the department.
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BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As a child, Kenyan meteorologist Saumu Shaka helped out on her parents' small farm growing maize and pigeon pea - and learned how the weather can hold food producers hostage.
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BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As a child, Kenyan meteorologist Saumu Shaka helped out on her parents' small farm growing maize and pigeon pea - and learned how the weather can hold food producers hostage.
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Right fielder Curtis Granderson helped out Harvey with a grand slam, a solo home run, a single and five R.B.I. in the Mets' rain-delayed 6-3 win over the Braves at Turner Field.
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Peralta helped out on offense, putting the Brewers on the board with an RBI single in the second, but Wainwright wiped away the deficit with a one-out, two-run home run in the third.
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On this episode of FRINGES, VICE sat down with the folks behind Left Hook to hear why they started the gym, how it's grown over the years, and who they've helped out along the way.
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New York State helped out by arranging for the City University of New York to buy the campus for $62 million and turn it over to Bronx Community College, a far different kind of institution.
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Pro-Brexit politicians had expected to divide and rule among the 27 members of the European Union, and to be helped out by allies around the world, eager to strike trade deals with the British.
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Touring local businesses during a campaign visit to a Christmas market, Johnson visited a local butcher and helped out behind the till at one stall, serving up sweets in front of a phalanx of cameras.
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He added that, later on, he would take me up to the special attic viewing platform, but only after his mother-in-law, Viola, who helped out in the motel office, had gone to bed.
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A spirit of come-what-may is helped out by a belief in the wisdom and ability of commanders and decision makers to avert a crisis, which many people in the shops expressed in interviews.
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TMZ Sports spoke with a rep for T.T. who says the Tim Tebow Foundation Celebrity Gala and Golf Classic in Jacksonville was a rousing success ... thanks in part to the huge stars who helped out.
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From friends who helped out by cooking dinner and those who stepped in after a friend's surgeries, to stories of willing dog sitters, house cleaners and shoulders to cry on – we certainly were feeling the love.
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The Scottish musician specifically helped out with creating unique scales, sounds, and sequences as part of the monophonic synth's micro-tuning function; you can hear his contributions starting at about 4:35 on the video below.
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Friends and former colleagues start arriving to pay their respects, and everything seems fine, until Jean sees one old, feeble man helped out of a car by an attendant, and bolts off running into the woods.
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If there's no operator, the robot can just make a guess (when just guessing, MIT's test robots were successful 87.5 percent of the time, as opposed to 100 percent of the time when humans helped out).
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Well, part of the reason, of course, is that Trump was helped out by an anachronistic Electoral College system, FBI Director James Comey's interference, and a better coordinated and long-lasting effort by Russia and WikiLeaks.
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SO WE HAVE REALLY HELPED OUT LOWER INCOME EARNERS BY DOING THAT IN THAT PACKAGE IN ITS ENTIRETY AND THEN YOU LAYER ON TOP OF THAT THE CHILD CREDITS THAT WE'RE INCORPORATING, THE INCREASED CHILD CREDITS.
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The Nationals' Wilson Ramos helped out with four singles and two R.B.I. Scherzer (1-0), who went six innings, won despite allowing two-run doubles to A. J. Pierzynski and Nick Markakis in the first two innings.
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An eyewitness said the car Philip was driving was overturned, the BBC reported, while others who observed the crash told the news outlet that Philip was "very, very shocked" as he was helped out of the vehicle.
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The videos are the brainchild of Jacob Graham (co-founder of the band The Drums), who called in while on the road touring with Sound of Ceres (he's their visuals guy, and helped out on the album).
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"I just kind of got frustrated and after that I told myself I'm going to be better and I think that the penalty, even though it was bad, it kind of helped out my game," Vanek said.
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At the time, Blumenthal -- who is a former state attorney general who helped out with a major antitrust case against Microsoft -- expressed disappointment that "this result may well leave unresolved and perhaps unremedied" some of the allegations.
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Kate is a longtime supporter of the Scouts and has helped out as a volunteer at her local group when she and Prince William lived in Anglesey in north Wales in the first couple years of their marriage.
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"You never want to let a team mate down and to feel you helped out the team to victory, that was huge," said Horschel of winning his fifth tour title, one better than Piercy's career tally of four.
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""I haven't been as active since it's the dead of winter, and it's not exactly the weather for spending hours outside at a time, but my usual 3 miles/day have been helped out by wearing these orthotics.
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But rather than be a dad who just helped out on the sidelines, he wanted to be involved with the business aspect of a relatively new but successful sports training facility in Thousand Oaks called the Sports Academy.
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If anyone from the Trump campaign can be shown to have helped out with that operation, or to have coordinated the release of the emails, they could be added to Mueller's existing list of defendants as co-conspirators.
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Still, as Recode previously reported, Whitman was an early investor in Uber and has helped out with coaching from time to time, especially with Kalanick, so she did have some familiarity with the unusually juvenile management style there.
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After the success of Paradise, which included a solid year of post-release support, the studio moved on to the Need for Speed series and most recently helped out on Star Wars Battlefront II, crafting the game's vehicular sequences.
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"Too bad I didn't get a hit, but still got a couple RBIs and helped out the team, finally, in the box," said a grinning Gsellman, who couldn't swing as a rookie last season because of a left shoulder injury.
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"We knew that there was the potential for a beautiful, airy, magical space, but we would need to strip things down and unify the whole house," Rosenthal told The Studio at One Kings Lane, who helped out with the decor.
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Bredenhof played basketball, ran around with his three younger brothers and helped out on his family's farm — not to mention he just went through a significant growth spurt — so some pain in his left knee didn't seem out of the ordinary.
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This Is What a Dolphin&aposs Vagina Looks LikeA couple of months ago, I helped out in Patricia Brennan's lab when she made casts of dolphin…Read more ReadUltimately, there is a whole lot we don't know about cetacean vaginas.
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"We have to separate those elements who are peaceful from the elements who are picking up weapons," said retired Lieutenant General Amjad Shuaib, adding that such groups should be "helped out to create a political structure" to come into the mainstream.
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His father beat him, but that was standard; he was poor, but relatives and neighbors helped out; he was an outstanding student, and a leader at his school, but he did not stage show trials of any of his classmates.
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There's an additional 10 percent if you include guys who witnessed it or helped out after, like at Vanderbilt [where football player Chris Boyd admitted in 2013 to helping to cover up an on-campus rape by moving the woman's body].
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Asked if he had thought about what a first professional defeat would feel like after 18 straight knockouts, the 27-year-old Joshua looked nonplussed and was helped out by Klitschko who was clearly more used to the big fight build-ups.
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The curse of La Llorona is not something that was investigated by The Conjuring's Ed (Patrick Wilson) or Lorraine Warren (Vera Farmiga), though it does seem like a thing that they could have helped out with had Anna known to call them.
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Gifford, 65, is opening up about her longtime friendship with Kris Jenner, joking about how she helped out the matriarch years before her family made it big on reality TV. "Kris was having financial problems," she tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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"For the better part of four to six months, I had to be helped out of bed every day," Woods said in an interview with ESPN in March 2018, after finishing tied for fifth and 10-under par at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
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I imagine that maybe poses a challenge for you occasionally because you've got to figure out, "Okay, I can't talk about this on camera …" I was pretty open about the fact that I helped out a little bit with the convention speech.
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The production, which Lennox handled alongside Rusty Santos (and old friend who'd previously helped out on the beloved Person Pitch and has recently been working on pop and reggaeton), favors a sort of clarity that Lennox has never embraced in his solo work.
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"I talked to some of the companies that helped out over there (in New Orleans) just to kind of get a glimpse of what went wrong, what went right, and how do you think we can do it best this time," Watt said.
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But I also saw it in the $125 tasting, where blackberries helped out a braised pork shoulder paved with crackling hazelnuts and where a supple hunk of halibut sat over warm summer tomatoes given a briny, oceanic intensity by scraps of kombu.
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And in its invocation of the past, the EP as a whole also brings back good memories for Zac—"so many friends helped out with it and performed on it, so it holds a special place in time for me," he says.
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Bob Dole, 95, her husband and former Senate majority leader, went to the rotunda on Tuesday and was helped out of a wheelchair to his feet so he could salute the man who defeated him for the Republican presidential nomination in 1988.
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This kind of bailout can apply even to companies that have some culpability in their difficulties — like the auto companies that made plenty of mistakes, and were helped out anyway because the cost of not doing so would have been so great.
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Fleeing Nick, Lisa is helped out by Tom (Nick Zedd), a slickly cynical art-punk, and then by Paul (Richard Hell), a compassionate bohemian, all the while enduring a calvary of miseries, including illness and injury, in her descent from bright promise to flailing desperation.
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FROM PEN: Grammy News and Notes: Album of the Year Nominees Other celebrities have helped out following the Grenfell fire in different ways, including Adele, who recently visited a fire station to meet firefighters who were on the scene at the time of the incident.
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Several members of the gang then allegedly helped out by renting storage space for the mass of iPhones, and arranged for several bulk sales to buyers: 100 iPhone 63Ss for $12,500, 80 of the same model for $9,800, and then 40 iPhone 6Ss for $10,000.
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According to one survey of millennials, more than half said their parents helped out around the house in a typical week; the average got 24 hours of childcare a week, from babysitting to chauffeuring the kids, and an additional 21 hours of cooking and cleaning.
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Edwards spoke of faith and God's plan, as his wife backed him up on the piano and another son helped out with the drums, just a few hours before Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders came to town for a nationally televised debate in their city.
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Abraham-Joseph's lawyer, Charles Kuck, argues that the rapper never hid his immigration status from the federal government, and even applied for a U visa — a government program for immigrants who claim they suffered crimes in the U.S. and helped out law enforcement — in 2017.
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He may even have helped out the dude behind him, who also had designs on making a one-handed grab, but judging by the placement of his hand, and his face, relative to the ball's trajectory, it might not have worked out so well for him. [ESPN]
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Maybe they were helped out of depression by your works, maybe they drew strength from the knowledge that Neville grew up to be a hero against all odds, maybe you taught a bookish boy that there are friends to be found between the pages of a novel.
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He worked for Kenneth Starr's investigation of Bill Clinton; helped out in the Florida recount that brought George W. Bush to power in 2000; served in the Bush White House; and finally became a judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit.
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He's helped out many friends, and in the show's fourth season, he was a surprisingly stable rock for the woman eventually revealed to be his half-sister, who found herself trying to track down her roots (she was given up for adoption) and instead found... BoJack.
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During the emotional scene, Dole was helped out of his wheelchair with assistance from an aide, lifted into standing position and steadied at the casket's side before paying his respects to Bush, who died in December at age 94, with a salute to his fellow World War II veteran.
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And when playing with the games' original scripts, Trevino often sees the dubs as an opportunity to fix some of the series' more awkward plot points and scenes: " Hyrule Warriors is a mess of a story at times, so I think the ad-lib really helped out," he said.
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Photo Credit: (NASA/Bill Ingalls) Expedition 46 Commander Scott Kelly of NASA is helped out of the Soyuz TMA-18M spacecraft just minutes after he and Russian cosmonauts Mikhail Kornienko and Sergey Volkov of Roscosmos landed in a remote area near the town of Zhezkazgan, Kazakhstan on Wednesday, March 20163, 2016 (Kazakh time).
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If enacted, this action would reverse several Obama orders that helped out the spouses of H-1B workers and people ineligible for green cards because they were once in the country illegally, review the impact of a bevy of programs on US workers, and increase monitoring on all foreign students and employees in the nation.
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FROM PEN: Raising a Little Princess: All About Charlotte's Amazing Childhood Kate, 35, wasn't able to go to the two engagements she had planned on Monday — the cancellation of which forced the palace to make the pregnancy announcement — and Tuesday, when she was slated to accompany William and Prince Harry as they met victims and those who helped out at the Grenfell Tower tragedy.
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In fact, without knowing it, we've already helped out the next set of constructors: The harder letters (think high Scrabble scores, like J, Q or Z) in our theme answers are tucked away, which means we can deal with them more easily — it would be much more constraining if both Z's of PUZZLE PIECE were in the middle of the grid, where they would interact more with other theme entries.
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The final shift in defenses by all but the most conservative of Mr. Trump's allies came last week, when The New York Times reported the first in a series of articles revealing that in August, Mr. Trump told John R. Bolton, the former national security adviser, that he would not release the military aid for Ukraine until the country helped out with investigations into Mr. Biden and other Democrats.
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At the end of the Marvel comic book event known as Civil War II, Stark is badly hurt, but then we find out he created an AI of himself — with his consciousness and his vast knowledge and intelligence — in case his body stopped working: The AI, which mentored and helped out the Avengers, appeared to be a sort of holographic figure — not unlike the hologram message that Tony left for his daughter at the end of Endgame.
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