If she helps out, she's been playing Nash all along.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Societies work best if everyone helps out.
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She helps out with labs and analyzes and codes data.
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I have no idea what this symbolizes, what this helps out.
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Thank you for all who helps out it is greatly appreciated!
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How NASA helps out with the biggest disasters in the world.
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Teigen&aposs mother also lives with the family, and helps out.
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Certainly, living in Europe helps out from a ... I walk everywhere.
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Look how Vonleh unnecessarily helps out on this drive by Nicolas Batum.
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The company also helps out by donating to schools in mining areas.
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He helps out at his wife's store, the Flower Shop, delivering bouquets.
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Now, Al-Hasan helps out her family in any way she can.
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Seidel doesn't specialize in men's basketball, he helps out on all sports.
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And he doesn't publicly promote most of his philanthropy but quietly helps out.
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And Assistant helps out with a wide range of services with simple commands.
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Maria's 18-year-old daughter helps out by manning a small charcoal grill.
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My mother-in-law is retired so she helps out with babysitting a lot.
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Elsewhere, when Ilana needs to clear out her late grandmother's apartment, Abbi helps out.
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Of course, Sun helps out with the audition — sensates can't do anything incredible alone.
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"Kanye is around much more and helps out with the kids," says the insider.
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When either of us is a bit low on money, the other helps out.
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However, humans generally practice dental hygiene, whereas dogs do not, unless their owner helps out.
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"Everly helps out and she is excited about being a big sister," says the insider.
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A giant robo-dog that helps out around the house sounds like a dream come true.
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BD catches up on housework, and T. plays near him and helps out when he can.
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Allison helps out too, joining the cycle with her parents to take the dogs for walks.
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For emergencies, like recently needing new tires for her 2008 Toyota Camry, Strauss' mom helps out.
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"Car pools are great, and shared lodging at swim meets helps out a lot," says Hopewell.
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Or is this the kid who picks up the cones and the pinnies and helps out?
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It helps out with my migraines, joint pain, back pain, and has helped improve my sleep.
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Yeah. Be able to think on your toes, which helps out in some of these situations.
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On the weekends, he helps out at his father's restaurant in Astoria, Los Perros De Chucho.
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Instead, maybe he takes on more responsibilities around the house or helps out more with childcare.
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Rook's exposure leads to legal consequences—and the Internet helps out, too, in spreading the word.
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Oh, and she also helps out Penny, another resort dancer, lending her the money for an abortion.
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He also helps out on other productions, like Joseph Bennett and Charles Huettner's sci-fi romp, Scavengers.
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It filters bacteria, debris, and waste, returns fluid to the bloodstream, and helps out the immune system.
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When Jo's romance with a sailor results in pregnancy, a gay textile designer (Murray Melvin) helps out.
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"Harry is the most common out of all the royals and helps out poor people," James said.
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Old-timers talk up shared experiences, the town foundation that helps out the poor, the many community groups.
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By the way, CC's event raised money for the PitCCh In Foundation -- which helps out inner city youth.
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He gives them rides to the airport, helps out at shows, and acts as a one-man entourage.
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Her father Leopold Ehrenwald (54) has a wine shop, her mother Cecilia (50) helps out in the shop.
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Half a decade later, SantasLittleHelpers is an entire operation that helps out thousands of families each holiday season.
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His Massachusetts company, Rogue, doesn't have any employees, though his girlfriend helps out as much as she can.
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He has an answer ... hope it helps out ... in the meantime, enjoy some pics of his work below.
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Chen Jinrong, 67, from Zhejiang, China, runs a rubber factory which his son Chen Diyang, 38, helps out at.
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Katie helps out as a stay-at-home aunt caring for the girls, one of whom uses a wheelchair.
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I'm very appreciative of the fact that my boyfriend helps out since he stays at my place so frequently.
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We have a good team around us now that helps out, which is key in any aspect of life.
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Then: Andy helps out a sickly Emily by identifying guests for Miranda at Runway's annual gala at the museum.
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Although he didn't reveal how much he earns every year, Pamajewon said that he helps out his family financially.
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A former engineering student who speaks several languages, he helps out at the migrant center and assists aid groups.
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He helps out people who have had the same health issues as him and he writes to give them advice.
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"She is a very sweet big sister and helps out with the twins," the source says of the little girl.
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Who helps out when you run out of money to purchase groceries or need an emergency car repair or whatever?
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Today, she employs local women as seamstresses, teaches sewing, and helps out as a first aid volunteer in the community.
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"The property taxes there are just astronomical," said Ms. Fine, 41, who helps out with her husband's education business, ConnectPrep.
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Sometimes my husband helps out, but his work schedule is a lot more demanding than mine, so it's almost always me.
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"She has a calming factor that helps out in tough situations that we had to take on during this entire journey."
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He also helps out with an educational program called Boston Partners in Education, a program designed to help Boston school children.
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The web tech company regularly helps out smaller projects, and this round in particular favored ones aimed at safety and security.
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"I think it's good on the small scale and it helps out people who are doing small-scale things," Weir said.
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Having comics in prominent roles also helps out with the film's lighter side, providing welcome balance to the angst and drama.
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Her only help is her father, who serves as a deliveryman, and her mom, who helps out in the kitchen on weekends.
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Big business loves big government intervention as long as it intervenes in favor of their business and it helps out their interests.
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It occurred to me that HEARING AIDE could be clued as a person who helps out at a trial, perhaps {Court stenographer?
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"Whenever you have the opportunity to sign guys like that, it helps out the team," Hicks said of the recent contract extensions.
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At dinner, the average teen also helps out in the kitchen three times a week, assisting mom or dad prepare the family meal.
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If armageddon arrives and your escape route doesn't include paved roads, the Velar helps out with driving modes for all sorts of terrain.
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If armageddon arrives and your escape route doesn't include paved roads, the Velar helps out with driving modes for all sorts of terrain.
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She also helps out her fellow pop stars, giving Kesha $250,000 to help with legal fees during her lawsuit against a music producer.
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Guys are doing a great job keeping them on the outside and clearing the rebounds for the most part, so that helps out.
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He helps out at the farmer's market and spends three days per week assisting with growing and harvesting shitake, lion's mane and other mushrooms.
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Miao Yuhuai, who helps out at a watch stall in the Dandong mall, said the number of North Korean shoppers has recently dropped off.
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ClassPass would argue that it actually helps out boutique studios by filling up classes and introducing these studios to a new set of customers.
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Em's wife, Supanee "Mam" Changpradit, helps out as well, teaching Muay Boran to interested students, holding pads for younger fighters and some local kids.
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Win or draw we are still going to be donating money to a local charity that helps out street kids who don't have parents.
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They moved to Bensonhurst in 2001 after the birth of their daughter, Cindy, who is now 20 and helps out behind the scenes at Mama's.
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Ms. Serwaa relies on a brother-in-law, who helps out with Alfred, bathing him and getting him ready for school, and her church community.
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Heidi also helps out Barb (Socorro Santiago), who presides over the one-room Montana schoolhouse in which the second part of "Of Government" takes place.
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As the oldest, he helps out with the others and takes them each day to the bus, letting each take his turn as line leader.
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Although the individual sponsors have to provide the content themselves, Pocket says it helps out with headlines and ensuring that the stories reach the right audiences.
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Cooper stars alongside Lady Gaga in the latest version about an aging music star who helps out a young talent, who then begins to eclipse him.
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FYI, Harvesters is a food bank that helps out the needy in the Missouri/Kansas area ... and it's a cause Hill is clearly happy to support.
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So the answer isn't someone who helps out in a laboratory; it's a Lab who is assisting a person, and that would be a GUIDE DOG.
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Writing music and talking about it is obviously a good way of expressing it, and it helps out everything, and people can connect to it as well.
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She has a small team that helps out, but she's putting in many hours making sure her site is fun, educational and features brands that she loves.
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He has since become her full-time caretaker at their East Hampton home, where Lerner, 54, also stays and helps out when she is visiting from Manhattan.
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She scared the family by dropping out of high school and dabbling in drugs but got it together later in life and helps out whenever she can.
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She is still in a relationship with her children's father, who was not working then, but he "helps out as much as he can," Ms. Andujar said.
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He helps out, but honestly, it goes a lot faster if I just do it, so it starts with us both cooking and ends with me taking over.
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Briar comes along to the Canadian city of Vancouver, British Columbia, when they film, and though Bilson doesn't have a nanny, her mom helps out when she's working.
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I'm lucky they got a great mom, and she helps out a great deal with making sure that we co-parent in as good a way as possible.
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I'm lucky they got a great mom, and she helps out a great deal with making sure that we co-parent in as good a way as possible.
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When the company called and asked if she wanted to become a "ninja" — someone who helps out branches or locations around the country — she leapt at the opportunity.
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Now, one of the startups that helps out at a key point in that trajectory is announcing a round of growth funding to help fuel its own rapid growth.
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I am usually the one that's away and not with the baby so it is kind of tough on me but we FaceTime a lot so that helps out.
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I am usually the one that's away and not with the baby so it is kind of tough on me but we FaceTime a lot so that helps out.
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The correspondences continue: her avuncular boss, his disaffected older son (who develops a crush on the female cop), an egotistic reporter, a strange guy who helps out undocumented immigrants.
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She earns about $1,300 a month and has little left after paying $750 in rent (her son sometimes helps out), a $400 car payment and the $50 cellphone bill.
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His younger brother James, 25, serves in the Singaporean navy, which he says he chose as a more stable means of income, but helps out at the stall on weekends.
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Blood doping, on the other hand, helps out on an athlete's endurance by increasing the oxygen carrying red blood cells in the blood through blood transfusions or injections of Erythropoietin.
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"There's a sentient hat that helps out when stuff is super bleak for Harry," said Danny, a bearded gentleman in his thirties, who thinks that Lord Voldemort is Harry's brother.
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For Isozaki, managing a beer conglomerate is like tending the family orange farm, where he still helps out twice a month: prune sick branches first, and only then planting seedlings.
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Trump helps out a friend And from CNN Chief National Correspondent John King: Trump this weekend made yet another effort to help Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu before Tuesday's Israeli elections.
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The X1 also helps out with the unique in-panel speaker that Sony uses on this television, which literally turns the entire surface of the TV into an audio output device.
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It was a way out for me to do something, to feel like I'm achieving something, and honestly, it helps out the Air Force as well, because I'm able to fight.
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Miller has a lot less time to spend on the farm now that she represents West Virginia's third congressional district, but she still helps out with the work when she can.
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At the end of the day, just repping how to talk, how to do certain things, taking certain classes when I needed to, doing improv, which helps out a lot, right?
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Bernstein's husband had been selling camp labels in a Brooklyn variety shop but it failed and now he drives a bus for a Hasidic yeshiva and helps out with the cooking.
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A gluten-flour base is mixed with herbs, spices, and tofu "to lighten it up a little bit," says McGuinness' husband, Pat O'Shea, who helps out with the stall and now the shop.
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And when Mowgli helps out the elephants, there's a suggestion that humans can play their part in their rescue, which is a comforting moral for the children who are this movie's main audience.
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President Trump made a strategic miscalculation by telling China's President Xi that he'll get a better trade deal if he helps out on North Korea, says Richard McGregor, an authority on Chinese internal politics.
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For a good example, look no further than ABC's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. The show is far from a ratings powerhouse, but its continued existence helps out both ABC Studios and fellow corporate sibling Marvel.
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While she first seemed to be set up as the Cordelia Chase (a la Buffy the Vampire Slayer) mean girl who occasionally helps out with the team, that designation has been given to Cheryl.
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As well as establishing a brewery, he flies miners to and from the Svea mine, scientists up to remote research town of Ny Alesund, and occasionally helps out with coastguard duties when the weather's bad.
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Blue helps out here with an included Mini USB to Lightning cable and requires no app to use, so you can just plug it right into an iPhone or personal computer without having to install anything.
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Yes, over time, technology will give us opportunities to potentially provide additional services on our platform, whether that is a concierge service, whether that is an in-vehicle experience where a driver helps out in that capacity.
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Cristiana Costantini, a journalist who was born and grew up in Assisi and helps out in the restaurant, says that the city must do its part to curb emissions and the already evident changes in the climate.
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It's a neat trick that makes audio seem to emanate from the top half of the phone (both front and back), while a standard speaker on the bottom of the device helps out to deliver full stereo audio.
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Lynch is super charitable when it comes to causes affecting his hometown of Oakland (and he helps out in other cities and countries as well) ... so it wouldn't be too big of a shocker if this was him.
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But putting the work in someone else's hands hasn't necessarily been easy for Chip, who still helps out as much as possible on the construction sites, and worries his absence might cause others to label him a fake.
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She was waiting for another beekeeper to arrive — Andrew Coté, an independent beekeeper who works for Andrew's Honey and sometimes helps out the city — so that the swarming bees could be scooped up in a bucket and carried to another beehive.
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They are that pitcher on our kid's softball team, that first responder who helps out his community after a disaster, that cadet in ROTC who wants nothing more than to wear the uniform of the country that gave him a chance.
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Our housework duties aren't really split up or assigned to anyone; it kind of just happens depending on who is home (this is usually me, fine), but if one of us is feeling lazy about something, the other helps out.
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For example, I got into "The Florida Project," which was a crazy, fun project, and it led me to a website that helps out the sort of kids, the Halleys and Moonees [the young motel-dwelling characters in "The Florida Project"].
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Counseling him through this crisis — and driving him, since Dalton's license has been suspended — is Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt), Dalton's longtime stuntman who now mostly helps out his old boss by doing odd jobs, running errands, and, above all, lending moral support.
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"They are that pitcher on our kid's softball team, that first responder who helps out his community after a disaster, that cadet in ROTC who wants nothing more than to wear the uniform of the country that gave him a chance," Obama said.
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Whereas Dewdney's Little Excavator wastes no time trying to prove his worth, the little bulldozer in Candace Fleming and Eric Rohmann's Bulldozer Helps Out (Caitlyn Dlouhy/Atheneum, $24; ages 28 to 43) has to watch and wait before he can dig in.
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Whether the system slows the car all the way to a stop or just helps out by reducing speed, AEB is intended to prevent rear-end crashes, which account for 2,000 deaths and more than half a million injuries annually, according to the NHTSA.
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Maxi Kleber is the NBA's Most Underrated Rookie Maxi Kleber's skill-set is noiseless, but every now and then he makes a compelling play that shifts the game's momentum in Dallas' favor; it's hard not to appreciate all the smart ways he helps out.
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Mr. Dietl declined to detail his work for Mr. Imus other than to say he often helps out friends who get into trouble by talking to the other people involved and telling them that if they mess with his friend, they mess with him.
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It helped build out Instagram's Boomerang feature earlier this year; the team is working on stabilizing technology around live video; it also helps out on Masquerade, a startup Facebook acquired in March that creates the kind of face-distorting features that Snapchat made popular.
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In scene after scene, both friends and strangers offer to carry Daniel's shopping and teach him how to work a computer, while Daniel himself helps out Katie (Hayley Squires), a single mother having even more trouble with the Department for Work and Pensions than he is.
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This documentary series is six stand-alone episodes, set in different countries and profiling very different people and their pooch companions, including service dogs and working dogs (like Ice, who helps out on a fishing boat in Italy and also sits at the dining room table).
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It was a pleasure to see the pooch, who keeps Kathryn safe, recognized — "He is as much a part of the student body as all the rest, lol," she says in an email — and it's clear there's a deep appreciation for all the ways the dog helps out everyday.
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But even if you can't show up with a pentacle and a rat's skull or whatever, you can't still support the cause: Catland is taking donations, and giving 50 percent of the proceeds to Planned Parenthood and the Ali Forney Center, a nonprofit that helps out homeless LGBTQ youth.
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He still helps out at his local dental surgery and, incidentally, had to put his dental expertise into practice last season when he was watching a women's match between IBV and Fylkir – one of the players had to receive treatment after a challenge left her with a cracked tooth.
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Her straight-shooting prose captures the intimate moments between AIDS patients — a grandmother who contracted the virus from a blood transfusion, a man who always asks for cinnamon rolls — and the narrator, a home care worker who helps out by doing chores, running errands, and sometimes simply with the gift of company.
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So when he landed a job at The Lost Colony as an actor-technician — basically, a chorus member who also helps out backstage — Martin was thrilled to join a show that many regard as a noteworthy stepping-stone to standing on a Broadway stage, especially with someone of Long's rarefied pedigree involved.
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I think it's good on the small scale and it helps out people who are doing small-scale things, but if you want to talk about something that's large, that's scalable, you can't ... I mean, you couldn't have something like this for a large company that employs 0003 people or something like that.
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Stuever followed three sets of folks through the holiday frenzy — including Jeff and Bridgette, a young couple whose massive illuminated front-yard display draws a line of cars around the block, and Caroll, a divorced single mom who counts Black Friday among her favorite days and helps out with A/V at the local mega-church.
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And that means that somebody like a Khan Academy, who is trying to be a website that's a resource that helps out with all of this, when they talk about 6th grade math, it makes sense to kids in all the Common Core states exactly what's there, the way they do the notation, the way they order things.
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She also writes for the newspaper, coaches swimming, is a substitute teacher and bus driver, competes in ironman triathlons, works at the Y, helps run a concert series, helped organize the building of the dog park, helps out with the high school discipline program and seems to sit on every spontaneous civic organization that pops up.
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Routine government meetings are not covered, for example..." Stephen King helps out Maine's main paper "This is a hoot," Dan Kennedy writes, and he's right: "After the Portland Press Herald made it known that it would drop freelance-written reviews of local books as a cost-saving measure, Maine's favorite author, Stephen King, lodged a protest on Twitter and urged his followers to do the same.
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From The Good Wife creators Michelle and Robert King, the new "political thriller" follows Laurel (Mary Elizabeth Winstead), a disillusioned Washington, DC, native who tried to build a career out of making searing documentaries until her scheming father and senator brother drew her into the fraught world of polarized politics, with the promise of paying off her student loans if she helps out her brother during a government shutdown.
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They offered to help me out with half the mortgage, which helps out A LOT, especially because my children's father refuses to pay child support on time, or even at all.) Student Loan Payment: $0 (I just graduated not too long ago, so this hasn't kicked in yet.)Utilities: ~$80-$93 for electricity, ~$80-$118 for water, $85 for sewer401(k): $0 (Since I'm a contract worker, I don't get benefits until I'm permanent, which should be soon!)Car Payment: $242 (I'm leasing my car, and I can't wait to get rid of it
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The panel includes LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman, who is a partner at venture capital firm Greylock and has served on the boards of companies such as Mozilla and Microsoft, and Tim O'Reilly, founder and CEO of O'Reilly Media, a pioneer in trends such as open-source software and defining Web 2.0 who also helps out at Indie VC. The discussion comes as "unicorn" start-ups are seeing valuations climb well past $1 billion, and technology giants such as Facebook and Amazon continue to compete with upstarts across industries, raising questions on how entrepreneurs can best compete.
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