Samsung hit with yet another massive recall Samsung hit with yet another massive recall It's not just the phones.
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For the Dodgers, Turner had a hit with two out, Gonzalez had a hit with two out, Grandal had a hit.
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"You get hit with the hack, with the fact that your information has been stolen, and then you get hit with trying to make sense of the nonsense."
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According to Oregon Public Broadcasting, in the 1990s, Carpenter was hit with a handful of state and federal tax liens, and Carpenter's business was hit with 15 tax liens.
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Those purchasing bundles that include TV and internet service don't get hit with the fee, according to the report, but customers who buy the services individually get hit with the charge.
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Ultimately, here's the problem feature drops are designed to solve: Google's app updates are like getting hit with a squirt gun while Apple's are like getting hit with a water balloon.
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Utility man Hernan Perez gave up one hit with a walk and a strikeout over two innings, while catcher Erik Kratz gave up one hit with one strikeout in one inning of work.
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Those $250 billion goods currently hit with a 25% levy, will be taxed at 30%, while the remaining $300 billion worth of imports will be hit with a 15% tariff instead of 10%.
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Facebook and Google might get hit with queries about privacy.
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In 2017, McFarland was hit with a $100 million lawsuit.
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It was, surprisingly, a real hit with our youngest judges.
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According to court records, both have been hit with felonies.
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Not surprisingly, their costumes were a hit with their teachers.
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If you are hit with an intuitive notion, say yes.
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But it wasn't always such a hit with the public.
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That might happen if Netanyahu is hit with criminal charges.
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Austin: It's a huge hit with a long tail, specifically.
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Even sunny vacations spots like Athens were hit with snow.
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He was also hit with $639 in fines and fees.
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He allowed one hit with one strikeout in one inning.
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Some riders this year were hit with a brief hailstorm.
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You know, we didn't hit with runners in scoring position.
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This resulted in Broner being hit with a restraining order.
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Pink and her family have been hit with another hardship.
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Maybe your household was hit with chronic or acute illness.
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The Midwest has been hit with record floods since March.
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Argentina Argentina's ex-president was hit with corruption charges -- again.
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It scored a hit with a story about Barron Trump.
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Hit with multiple health code violations in the last year.
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Gwyneth Paltrow has been hit with the Goopiest lawsuit ever.
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McGowan's been hit with one felony count of cocaine possession.
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His brother was also hit with a bunch of charges.
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It's already proven something of a hit with the public.
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He has been hit with sanctions by the U.S. government.
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Screw up his beard, get hit with a criminal charge.
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Then she got hit with this unbelievable change in behavior.
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State colleges are being hit with cuts near 16 percent.
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The European Union would rather not be hit with ransomware.
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Pompeo is likely to get hit with a beltway ambush.
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Not to mention, they're a hit with fast food restaurants.
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Charter has also been hit with a $2 million penalty.
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Virginia's western and central areas were also hit with snow.
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Montreal, Glasgow and Shanghai were all hit with record highs.
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How many times would I get hit with overdraft fees?
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He could have been hit with legal fees and interest.
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Irma's expected to hit with a vengeance over the weekend.
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Torshin was hit with U.S. Treasury Department sanctions in April.
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Early last year, Jeff Raymond was hit with an epiphany.
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He was hit with a technical and flirted with ejection.
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But he was a hit with the crowd on Saturday.
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But Finding Dory was a huge hit with terrific reviews.
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But it hasn't been a hit with customers, Ford acknowledged.
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So far, he hasn't been hit with any criminal charges.
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They'd probably be a hit with somebody else's children, too.
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He looked like he had been hit with a plank.
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That one was a hit with both critics and audiences.
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We just got hit with a massive Request for Evidence.
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Then came a third, which was hit with more bullets.
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Madison looks like she's been hit with a sudden migraine.
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The couple's ensembles were a hit with their wedding guests.
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"It's like being hit with a tear gas," Brand said.
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He was hit with a puck Tuesday night in Dallas.
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And those being hit with the ads aren't always happy.
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Rather than address those hit with tragedy, Trump criticized Gov.
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Parents today are often hit with a financial triple whammy.
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Wallace was hit with a $70,000 lien for unpaid taxes.
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A building inside had been hit with two Hellfire missiles.
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The industry has been hit with massive layoffs and bankruptcies.
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That's a small thing that I hit with my tail.
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Mugs Cafe's breakfast burrito is a huge hit with customers.
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"These missiles can hit with great precision carriers in the sea ... These missiles are domestically produced and are difficult to intercept and hit with other missiles," Brigadier General Hossein Salami said in a televised speech.
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Part of problem for BMW is that it stands to be hit with import tariffs on sedans imported into the United States, and potentially hit with retaliatory tariffs in other countries on U.S.-made vehicles.
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"It's always a great feeling to hit with Steffi," Kerber said.
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Uncle Sam is about to get hit with higher interest payments.
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"Mayor Pete Hit with #MeToo Allegation of Sexual Assault," InfoWars wrote.
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The bank has been hit with several regulatory inquiries and lawsuits.
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Next thing you know, you're hit with a late-payment penalty.
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Heck, Facebook was still getting hit with fines for that debacle.
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A protester reacts after being hit with tear gas by police.
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They get no ... They get hit with a bottle of champagne.
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Twitter users on iOS were hit with a strange bug today.
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A security guard keeps getting hit with a giant inflatable turtle.
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Comcast has just been hit with the FCC's largest fine EVER.
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You want every paragraph to hit with a blunt-force impact.
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Naturally, Shelton and Stefani were a big hit with the staff.
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Middlebrooks was hit with the same charge PLUS a weapons charge.
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Rachel Dolezal hit with felony theft charge in welfare fraud case.
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Which singer had a posthumous hit with "Brown Eyed Handsome Man"?
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The new machine is also a hit with the factory's management.
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She needed lightening bad; she needed to get hit with lightnin!
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We are about to get hit with a novel-length tome.
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Apparently the reggaeton star is a hit with older generations too.
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The company was hit with an $892 million fine last year.
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Local papers have been particularly hard hit, with many going bust.
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Plus, they are a hit with the less interesting human guests.
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"We got hit with an ambush, plain and simple," Harris says.
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Moore said she was told he was hit with a missile.
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Kids carried knives; I saw someone get hit with a hatchet.
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Paul Pierce also got hit with a technical on the play.
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In Afghanistan, ISIS was hit with the Mother of All Bombs.
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The restaurant has been a hit, with revenues cut in half.
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Banks are stockpiling bitcoins in case they get hit with ransomware.
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Taxable bond funds were hit with a rare week of withdrawals.
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At least one unfortunate user says they're being hit with ads.
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Despite its limitations, the app has been a hit with users.
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Areas scorched by the wildfires are now being hit with floods.
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Several websites in the past have been hit with XSS vulnerabilities.
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But the Southeast will be hit with heavy winds and rain.
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C.P.C.s, under increasing scrutiny, were hit with a wave of lawsuits.
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But their distribution model is getting a hit with other competitors.
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Jack Black was a motorcyclist who Ron hit with his burrito.
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European markets were hit, with shares down 73 percent on Thursday.
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More GM workers will be hit with temporary layoffs this summer.
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Mr. Rymer's American roots rock is a huge hit with children.
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They're hit with an explicit photo of your land down under.
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Narrator: Because you're going to get hit with that interest charge.
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Playstation network's "Powers" was a hit with audiences, but not critics.
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"Spider-Man: Far From Home" was a hit with most viewers.
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Moscow has been hit with new U.S. sanctions as a result.
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They're also a hit with guests, Margie and Melissa told me.
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Database servers might get hit with around 20 percent performance loss.
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Ambrose was hit with a $400 fine for her time check.
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And now the Midwest has been hit with historic, devastating floods.
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It was like I got hit with a ton of bricks.
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Video of the strike shows a target hit with military precision.
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He has been hit with four separate milkshake attacks so far.
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It would be a big hit with children, preferably somebody else's.
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A lot of people getting sprayed, getting hit with rubber bullets.
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" And: "When you're hit with a pebble, respond with a boulder.
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But it was a hit with Mr. Trump's target domestic audience.
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At that time, Lucas was hit with one of the bullets.
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Boston was hit with 26.3 inches, and Portland, Maine, had 26.9.
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Facebook and Instagram have been hit with significant outages on Thanksgiving.
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Asia was hardest hit, with Hong Kong recording almost 300 deaths.
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I'm not and am hit with a serious case of FOMO.
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If she took longer, she was hit with an electric baton.
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Most patients are hit with expenses that insurance does not meet.
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She then was of course hit with accusatory messages and harassment.
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Teammates teased them, but the shirts were a hit with fans.
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That means Cali could be hit with flash floods and snow.
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Pineapple buns, a Cantonese pastry, are a hit with Yelp users.
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However, the tax reform push has been hit with repeated delays.
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Sefolosha charged at Anthony, and both were hit with technical fouls.
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He was later hit with a misdemeanor charge of criminal trespass.
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Still, I got hit with steep shipping fees on two items.
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He was able to hit with a couple little flaws anyway.
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The United Nations also has been hit with allegations of abuse.
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The dolls' new looks are a hit with disability rights activists.
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I've never hit with her or anything or practiced with her.
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Which do you think will be the biggest hit with consumers?
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Weinstein has been hit with a multitude of sexual assault charges.
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Never go into a tackle intending to hit with your head.
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Getting hit with a space rock is certainly one of them.
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He had been hit with a powerful dose of pepper spray.
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Sonoma County was especially hard-hit, with 23 deaths reported there.
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Some officers were even hit with bottles of urine, he added.
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The official, label-sanctioned Lil Wayne narrative that found him peaking pre- Carter III relied on, essentially, three data points: There was "Make It Rain," his hit with Fat Joe, "Stuntin' Like My Daddy," his hit with Birdman, and "You," his hit with Lloyd (this run extended, in 2007, to include Playaz Circle's "Duffle Bag Boy" and DJ Khaled's "We Takin' Over (Remix)").
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Some items are being hit twice by Mr. Trump's tariffs — those made out of imported steel, which he hit with a 25 percent tariff last year, and aluminum, which he hit with a 10 percent tariff.
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Asus was hit with the largest of the fines at $74.4 million.
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Disney's remake of The Lion King is a massive hit with audiences.
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Alptekin was also hit with four counts of lying to the FBI.
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He was hit with the devastating news of a testicular cancer diagnosis.
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It's just that then you get hit with an onslaught of them.
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When I met him, you do get, like, hit with the charm.
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When we get too optimistic, we get hit with days like today.
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The pair narrowly escaped being hit with a massive falling tree branch.
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One was hit with a huge tax bill, forcing it to close.
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On Tuesday, it was a failure to hit with runners on base.
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Also around this time, Singer was hit with accusations of sexual assault.
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We all have so much brain damage from getting hit with things.
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One of the skulls appeared to have been hit with an arrow.
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Season four premiered in May and was an instant hit with audiences.
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I def got hit with in the arm with firecracker in Vermont.
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Meanwhile, Evan Spiegel's disappearing-messaging service is a hit with the kids.
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He scored a big hit with funk dance track "Fashion" in 1980.
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Daniels was hit with three misdemeanor charges and released on $6,000 bail.
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The band scored a hit with "You Spin Me Round" in 1985.
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Messrs Frey and Osborne had an unexpected smash hit with their study.
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Now, two baby girls in China may be hit with these consequences.
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And then I was hit with the let's go to commercial break.
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The Russian troll farm has been hit with its first major indictment.
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One woman got hit with overdraft fees that left her absolutely devastated.
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Dyn says they are being hit with a third wave of attacks.
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It has been a massive hit with 130 million monthly active users.
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I was hit with an overwhelming feeling of sadness, anxiety, and failure.
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In January of this year, it was hit with a second lawsuit.
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Everything seems to be going well, until they're hit with a surprise.
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"You get hit with that kind of loss — it hurts," Crosswell said.
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Uber was hit with a separate lawsuit in the UK in September.
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The coffee bean has already been hit with similar, well-documented struggles.
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Azubuike was hit with his fourth foul with 11:43 to play.
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Lopez was hit with two technical fouls and ejected from the game.
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His double in the fifth inning was his first hit with Seattle.
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" Elsewhere, the tracks hit with intensity like the climactic and atmospheric "Dislexia.
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" He had a huge hit with that Buck Owen's song "Crying Time.
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The company has been hit with a class action lawsuit over it.
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Normally, when a stock is hit with a downgrade, some bruising occurs.
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As dawn broke this morning, Oklahoma was hit with another powerful earthquake.
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Breakfast has also been a big hit, with 1,500 orders so far.
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These dogs are a HUGE hit with the students (and us too).
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Since then it has been a hit with neighbor Jaime Mundal's children.
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Bell's simple and efficient hack became an instant hit with her followers.
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Both Kavanaugh and Ford have been hit with attacks on their credibility.
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Floyd said later that he'd never been hit with such soft punches.
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It was an instant hit with Area 2180's left-field crowd.
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He was later hit with a temporary suspension by Twitter as well.
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They said Jafari was hit with parts of or a whole bottle.
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Japan, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden are hit with the fewest.
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They were a hit with the rave and night-club party scene.
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Warren's flood of ambitious policy proposals has been a hit with liberals.
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Chinese shares have been particularly badly hit, with the Shanghai Composite Index .
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But the early 1970s saw the US hit with a gas crisis.
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It was like being hit with a wall of charm and legs.
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Dailey's converted coffee shop became a hit with the city's bohemian community.
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"The Mandalorian" has been a hit with critics as well as audiences.
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The Crown, a hit with critics, was another entry into that field.
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Just last Sunday, the Navy was hit with its own leadership crisis.
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For a $1,000 appliance, you'd get hit with $304.90 in that situation.
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Following "Chance," Conrad scored another hit with a twist on his formula.
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The same facility was hit with a citation days later on Sept.
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They get hit with the G-force again on landing, he said.
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The nation was hit with 16 different billion-dollar events last year.
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Schwarber was the first to hit, with Ripa pitching and Rodriguez catching.
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Judy Collins recorded it and had a hit with it in 1968.
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In January alone, 48 Jewish Community Centers were hit with bomb threats.
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Alex Rodriguez isn't the only one that was hit with a loss.
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Some will see big savings; others will get hit with large increases.
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However, not all of their projects have been a hit with critics.
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One New York community hit with dozens of cases New York Gov.
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Here are others who have been hit with this penalty, and why.
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The Seahawks were hit with a $100,000 fine for evading the protocol.
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Organizations involved in protests could be hit with penalties of $500,000. Gov.
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Mexico didn't choose the goods it wanted to hit with tariffs randomly.
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You're then hit with penalties and fees if you can't repay it.
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Then Ms. O'Connor's memo hit, with page after page of detailed accusations.
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Mongolia has been particularly hard hit, with a series of devastating droughts.
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Families are being hit with surprise medical bills for government-mandated care.
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The US military has been hit with coronavirus for the first time.
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I had been egged, and our house had been hit with vegetables.
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And on Monday, a U.S. convoy was hit with a roadside bomb.
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Nissan was hit with a $15 million fine for false financial disclosures.
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The sharing economy model hasn't been a hit with public market investors.
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These had already been hit with a tariff of 15% on Sept.
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Netflix&aposs new fantasy series, "The Witcher," is a hit with audiences.
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Another shell hit with a deafening impact just a few yards away.
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The punishment he's been hit with is harsh: a four-year ban!
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You'll be hit with fines regardless of whether your mistake was intentional.
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Backpacks, briefcases and luggage have all been hit with a 10% tariff.
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A man with a kind face invited me to hit with him.
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The company has been hit with various fines stretching back several years.
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Banks were the worst hit, with the eurozone banking index slumping 2.8.
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And the ability to hit with power, and the speed he brings.
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But eventually you're going to be hit with a temporary restraining order.
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If Facebook fails to comply, it could get hit with numerous fines.
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Police said Zwolinski was hit with a metal object and glass bottle.
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Asus has been hit with the largest fine (€303M), followed by Philips (€230M).
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Huawei suppliers took a hit, with Qualcomm falling 6.9188.31% and Micron Technology 20.3%.
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Image: Steven SaffiNot to scare you, but you're getting hit with radiation constantly.
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He can hit with power but seems to struggle to produce those connections.
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No one has created a viral hit with millions of listens on Clammr.
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Harris was hit with 3 counts of felony distribution of a controlled substance.
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Hampton Creek has been hit with numerous issues in the last few years.
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Business owners don't know when or if they'll be hit with a tariff.
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Chrissy Teigen and John Legend have been hit with a heart-aching loss.
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This handmade stoneware dock will be a hit with any at-home chef.
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Being hit with the clappers, said another woman, made her a better person.
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The US appears to be getting hit with major storms with unusual frequency.
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If you're hit with a troll suit, talk to the other companies involved.
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New Yorkers got hit with a major case of fake news on Facebook.
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"It's become a real hit with the industry," CEO John Mazur told TechCrunch.
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Wisconsin, for example, was recently hit with some "staggering," rains and record flooding.
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Patients who try this could still get hit with a large balance bill.
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Velodyne's first product, the ULD-18, was a hit with critics and consumers.
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But then Smigielski was hit with unexpected bills for car repairs, around $2,500.
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" Hit with a fusillade of dismissal, Brown's reaction is telling: "Oooh. Wow. Okay.
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Blake Shelton is a big hit with Gwen Stefani's family — especially her dad!
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It's no wonder these throwback devices are a hit with kids and teenagers.
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The show received critical acclaim was a hit with viewers in Britain. 3.
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"I have been hit with some of the most misogynistic stuff," Feig said.
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Getting hit with a Gundam-scale explosive cannonball would absolutely kill a human.
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No foul was called and a protesting Miles was hit with a technical.
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Huawei suppliers took a hit, with Qualcomm falling 6.9188.30% and Micron Technology 20.3%.
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Chaput refused to oblige so Moore was hit with 17 minutes in penalties.
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The Snapchat story was a hit, with fans tweeting their praise at Kylie.
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She steered clear of the drama, despite being hit with waves of homesickness.
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Those making over $1 billion would get hit with a 3 percent tax.
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DH Matt Holliday earned his 2,000th career hit with a first-inning single.
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While his shows were wildly popular, they were not a hit with critics.
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Reddick got his sixth straight hit with an RBI single in the first.
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Streaming services have been hit with controversy over the amount they pay artists.
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Southern California has been hit with a 6.4 magnitude earthquake on Independence Day.
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He was also hit with a charge of possession of an assault weapon.
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Indonesia was the hardest hit, with more than 120,000 people killed in Aceh.
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O'Brien and his team were then hit with a federal lawsuit by Kaseberg.
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Storms hit with greater regularity and the extremity of seasons is often emphasized.
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Basic resources took the biggest hit with the sector closing down 25 percent.
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The city was hit with destructive winds of up to 124mph (200km/h).
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The city was on Wednesday hit with a power blackout for several hours.
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Fellow Swedish bank SEB was also hit, with its stock down 6.5 percent.
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WR Jahcour Pearson and DL Chris Johnson were hit with criminal trespass charges.
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Seagal's been hit with multiple sexual misconduct allegations over the last few months.
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J&J was hit with a third verdict in October for $67.5 million.
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Say goodbye to that entire outfit you have on if hit with this.
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On my way back home, I was hit with a surge of paranoia.
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Creditors hear themselves called "vultures" and fear being hit with all the losses.
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But every once in a while, she gets hit with a real question.
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He has also been hit with economic sanctions from Russia, according to Bloomberg.
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I was hit with a lot of emotions: dread, shock, incredulity, and rejection.
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"I felt like my cheekbones had been hit with a bat," she says.
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Once or twice a year, Brooke Baldwin is hit with a "debilitating" migraine.
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Pensioners have been particularly hit, with many benefits pared as taxes have spiked.
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The branch was eventually hit with a wave of firings over phony accounts.
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Google was recently hit with a $5 billion fine by the European Union.
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No matter what, make sure you don't get hit with a late payment.
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Facebook just got hit with two privacy scandals in the last two weeks.
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And American consumers are the ones who get hit with U.S.-imposed tariffs.
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Otherwise, she said, she may have been hit with a wave of sadness.
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One town was hit with a month's worth of rain over 24 hours.
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When I opened the boxes, I was hit with a couple of odors.
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"Boeing did great but it got hit with a correction, too, " Cramer continued.
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Manafort was hit with the same obstruction charges and pleaded guilty in September.
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Some households will see big savings; others will get hit with large increases.
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Lombok has been hit with three major quakes in less than two weeks.
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However, Moore was quickly hit with questions over his objectivity and past remarks.
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California wildfires Could California's largest utility be hit with murder or manslaughter charges?
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I was hit with a 3% fee on every single transaction I made.
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After being hit with an uppercut from Paul, KSI fell to the mat.
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One Vine user (RIP Vine) mashed up Jackson's hit with Beckham's touchdown celebration.
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Elsewhere, a Romanian website that publishes court proceedings has been hit with complaints.
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Recently, AIG was hit with a class action suit, Ezell, et al. v.
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In September, security website KrebsOnSecurity was hit with the then-largest DDoS attack.
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If Facebook doesn't meet those standards, it could get hit with punitive fines.
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Both companies have also been hit with constant complaints about poor customer service.
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It has become somewhat of a viral hit with a strong fan following.
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"Being hit with a 120 mph serve is quite memorable," one coach said.
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It's been a hit with her stylish friends and former fashion world colleagues.
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Equifax has also been hit with a growing number of class-action lawsuits.
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The Mississippi and Missouri flood plains were hard hit, with many levees breached.
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He said he knew he would get hit with attack ads over it.
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And don't be surprised if you get hit with a few rain drops.
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Tiwari's last film, "Dangal" (2016), was a hit with critics and audiences alike.
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One month after 9/11, the country was hit with an anthrax attack.
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Texas is a major soybean producer, which have been hit with retaliatory tariffs.
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Facebook has been hit with a number of data breach issues this year.
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Expect more product solutions, or at least experiments, to hit with increasing frequency.
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Italy is by far the worst-hit, with more than 200 people infected.
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Still, Wednesday — a clear and cold December morning — hit with a special punch.
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Reta's bogus narrative of redemption was "a hit with his public," Slater observes.
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But there's one market where Xbox hasn't been a hit with consumers — Japan.
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"Shazam!" was a hit with critics and has a 90% on Rotten Tomatoes.
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Facebook has since been hit with a $5 billion penalty by the FTC.
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I thought they were being hit with bullets because their bodies were jerking.
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That quick succession plan took a major hit with the allegation from Tyson.
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In September, Facebook was hit with the biggest security breach in its history.
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It&aposs also a critical hit, with a 96% Rotten Tomatoes critic score.
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And it seemed to be a hit with other Twitter users, as well.
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"The Witcher" has been a hit with audiences despite poor reviews from critics.
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So, in a shutdown, our Reservists and Guardsmen are hit with disproportionate impact.
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Harvey Weinstein will be hit with new sex crime charges ... TMZ has learned.
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He was hit with a backlash that taught him to temper his tongue.
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Educated, white-collar workers are being hit with job cuts and shrinking paychecks.
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Buyers of some New York City homes will be hit with higher taxes.
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Trump just got hit with the worst scandal of the campaign so far.
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It has been repeatedly hit with sanctions since it began trialing nuclear missiles.
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But to be hit with a coin by your own fans is absolutely disgusting.
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Do you work at a federal agency that's been hit with a communications freeze?
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EE was hit with two security bugs and T-Mobile admitted a data breach.
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Indonesia was the hardest hit, with more than 120,000 people killed in Aceh alone.
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Airline shares were particularly hard hit, with flag carrier Turkish Airlines falling 9 percent.
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That would mean the continents are hit with more frequent shots of Arctic air.
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About 84% of the luggage, backpacks and briefcases she sells were hit with tariffs.
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Then starting in 260, Puerto Rico was hit with a series of economic misfortunes.
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Other Russian cities, like St. Petersburg and Kazan, were also hit with severe snowfall.
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Cognac has also shed its fusty image to become a hit with rap musicians.
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The phantom accounts resulted in some customers being hit with fees for insufficient funds.
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If you haven't done that already, you could be hit with penalties and interest.
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Aurora is the latest cannabis company to get hit with executive shakeups and layoffs.
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" And of Irma, he claimed Florida "got hit with the strongest winds ever recorded.
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It needed to hit with full force that you just couldn't get up afterward.
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The official Twitter account of Indian airline IndiGo has been hit with a breach.
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One of the skulls appeared to have been hit with an arrow, they said.
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In 2017, the company is looking for a hit with the more traditional G6.
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"Parasite" is a hit with not only the Oscars and audiences, but critics, too.
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A Chinese court sided with it, then Micron was hit with an antitrust probe.
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The game is a hit, with a reported 3 million concurrent players in December.
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MNUCHIN SAYS IRANIAN FOREIGN MINISTER ZARIF WILL BE HIT WITH SANCTIONS LATER THIS WEEK
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Hit with sudden rain and winds, the Americans veered off course to Sarnia, Ontario.
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This isn't the first time the burger chain has been hit with similar allegations.
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EM equities were hard hit, with the MSCI emerging market stock index down 15%.
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She appealed on behalf of prisoners hit with life sentences for nonviolent drug offenses.
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Police said the boy was hit with pellets during clashes between the two groups.
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The feature has, unsurprisingly, been a particular hit with customers who have young children.
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And a hit with the groom: "She looked like an absolute angel," Farr says.
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Go deeper: These states tend to get hit with the most tornadoes per year
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Wow kids sure do look happy when they aren't being hit with tear gas!
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He also mocked the kid for crying when he got hit with a basketball.
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Snapchat, the company's main product, has proved a hit with teens and adults alike.
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Of course, St. Louis-style strawberry milk is always a hit with the kids.
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Imports from all other unspecified producers will also be hit with the highest rate.
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But then I was hit with a stomach virus that left me nearly incapacitated.
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We're sure these brushes will be a major hit with Potter's muggle fan-base.
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So why do some people get hit with claustrophobic symptoms in the first place?
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Everything changes next month, when we get hit with the higher $9.99 subscription cost.
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Airline stocks took a hit with the Dow Jones airlines index dropping 1.43 percent.
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Airline stocks took a hit with the Dow Jones airlines index dropping 21.27 percent.
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Afterward, I was hit with a wave of euphoria that took my breath away.
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But when Reuter Hapgood read over that draft, she was hit with scientific inspiration.
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The 2017 tournament was a hit with fans, selling out in a few hours.
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YG was hit with felony robbery and he was released after posting $20k bail.
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It has been hit with five straight downgrades, yet it continues to go higher.
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On Friday and Saturday, Southern California was hit with its biggest storm in years.
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Now he is a hit with his students, whom he remembers by their voices.
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Soybeans are among the hardest-hit, with prices down 15 percent since May 22016.
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It's not the first time a security conference was hit with a security snafu.
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Like China, Mexico didn't choose the goods it wanted to hit with tariffs randomly.
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Some of these were previously hit with tariffs as part of broader furniture categories.
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Uber's app has been hit with its second major glitch in as many weeks.
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But he had no intention of getting hit with that kind of shot again.
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Other financial firms hit with similar complaints have grumbled about a shakedown and settled.
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Around the time I underwent my first treatment, Ingrid was hit with morning sickness.
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Noi Na, who had not been eating or drinking water, was hit with heatstroke.
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It's that unique style that also tends to make him a hit with artists.
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Celtics coach Brad Stevens and Wizards coach Scott Brooks were hit with technical fouls.
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The pharmaceutical company has also been hit with drug trial setbacks and generic competition.
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These same growers' crops are now being hit with the wheat streak mosaic virus.
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Ricardo Rosselló was just hit with a new round of explosive leaked Telegram messages.
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"The Haunting of Hill House" was a hit with critics and audiences last year.
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It was a career-making hit with the audience and earned her two Emmys.
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So when we are hit with these strong tariffs, can we still be competitive?
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This California town in Sonoma County will be a hit with wine-loving retirees.
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Fortnite warned 250 million players of a hack after some were hit with ransomware
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Capital One reported that it was hit with a data breach in late March.
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Adding insult to injury, we were hit with a category five hurricane in September.
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But it now has a hit with Ibrance, a blockbuster drug for breast cancer.
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He was hit with a $113,000 fine for a meltdown at the Cincinnati Masters.
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The company was hit with a $14 million verdict in federal court last year.
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HBO isn't the first company to be hit with some digital form of extortion.
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James Allsup, a far right political commentator, was hit with a ban as well.
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One moment you're hit with humor, and in the next comes gruesome physical pain.
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And then when you come back you're hit with the post-festival blues. Yeah.
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In late September, Krebs' website was hit with a DDoS attack of unprecedented scale.
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We've been hit with more technological innovations than we are capable of responsibly handling.
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For Smash Mouth, "hit with Monkees song" would not have been hit at all.
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Also, Americans will no longer be hit with a penalty for not having insurance.
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"Mom's Got a Date With a Vampire" (2000) wasn't a huge hit with audiences.
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He can run, he can throw, he can hit, he can hit with power.
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The Dolphins' Byron Maxwell was hit with a $9,115 fine for a taunting penalty.
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Puerto Rico has been hardest hit, with over 21,000 locally acquired cases through Sept.
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Alphabet's (GOOGL) Google was hit with a record $2.7 billion antitrust fine in Europe.
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Switzer lost his job only when the Sooners were hit with severe N.C.A.A. penalties.
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Boston looked as if it had a hit with two outs in the sixth.
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But it still became an instant hit, with social media lighting up with commentary.
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Then, starting in 2006, Puerto Rico was hit with a series of economic misfortunes.
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Boston shortstop Xander Bogaerts recorded his 1,000th career hit with a fourth-inning single.
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Then a year ago, the company was hit with separate lawsuits just days apart.
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I almost always get hit with a wave of nostalgia when looking at pictures.
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Every ball is hit with intent, with power, with pace. Heath. Lavelle. Rapinoe. Mewis.
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If you do get hit with a large rent hike, ask to negotiate it.
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The scourge of clerical sexual abuse scandals in the church hit with unexpected force.
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But Mr. Moore said he was not simply hit with a back-tax bill.
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Rule breakers could get hit with a $500 fine or have their scooter confiscated.
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After Mr. Watson complained about his treatment, he was hit with two additional charges.
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China remains the hardest hit, with over 80,000 cases and upwards of 3,000 deaths.
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Sacerdote warned that a business could be hit with penalties if they file incorrectly.
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Additionally, even though televisions are scheduled to be hit with a tariff on Sept.
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It starts off a little bit salty, then you get hit with the spices.
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Then, finding out that Christopher had anencephaly, she was hit with another tragic loss.
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Another told the paper they thought the neighborhood had been hit with a bomb.
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The Ordinary delivers that hit with inexpensive products that have a generically clinical feel.
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Last year hospitals in California, Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland and Texas were hit with ransomware.
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California has been particularly hard hit with several fierce blazes menacing large populated areas.
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Parts of Seattle were hit with more than 10 inches of snow on Saturday.
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Utilities that do not meet clean energy requirements would be hit with a penalty.
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Utilities that do not meet clean energy requirements would be hit with a penalty.
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British Airways's sister carriers, like Iberia in Spain, have also been hit with cancellations.
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Realty stocks were among the worst hit, with the Nifty Realty Index sliding 7.9%.
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Like Mr. Mamlouk, Mr. Hassan has been hit with sanctions by the United States.
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Eventually, all 3 people were arrested and hit with a bunch of criminal charges.
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The correction is over, "unless you get hit with some exogenous news," said Saut.
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It was Wednesday, and the day before she had been hit with food poisoning.
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Some Best Buy products were hit with tariffs that went into effect on Sept.
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It was Drury's first hit with the bases loaded in five occurrences this season.
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Some areas in the state were hit with more than 30 inches of rain.
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Paul's one-man revolt on the budget deal was also a hit with conservatives.
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UAB coach Rob Ehsan, who wanted a foul called, was hit with a technical.
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This was a huge hit with my three great-nieces aged 10.993 to 8.
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The star was marked with spray paint and hit with a sledgehammer in 2016.
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But even then, it was a hit with an asterisk next to its name.
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Tech executives could be hit with substantial fines and criminal penalties under the proposal.
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The bank has been hit with weaker earnings and legal troubles in recent years.
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Servicing that will not be a problem — unless they are hit with sanctions too.
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If he wants to hit with his lead hand, he has to free it.
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J&J was subsequently hit with a third verdict in October for $67.5 million.
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Sandwich cake was an instant hit with the customers, and its popularity spread quickly.
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Little wonder, then, that dating apps have been such a hit with urban Indians.
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According to the Gwinnett Daily Post, Varnadore was hit with a single bullet from a .
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Heat coach Erik Spoelstra, in support of Richardson, also got hit with a technical foul.
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Dearborn got hit with conspiracy to distribute a controlled drug and unlawful possession of alcohol.
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But in my experience, your browser performance takes a hit with these kinds of extensions.
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Some were punched or hit with batons or had their faces held to the ground.
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But then, I was actually hit with the realization that it did look like one.
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Now, it appears the market may soon get hit with another batch of discouraging news.
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NYU spokesman John Beckman says fights broke out and McInnes was hit with pepper spray.
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Upon opening the package, we were immediately hit with a waft of artificial fruit flavor.
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The European auto industry is also on his list and could get hit with tariffs.
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WATTERS: I&aposm going to get hit with fines for David Schwimmer running red lights.
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The student loan servicer isn't alone in getting hit with legal complaints for harassing behavior.
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Still, while they grumble about higher rates, they aren't getting hit with the full amount.
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Now, "Aquaman" can test whether Warner will score another hit with a solo superhero movie.
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One of my pant legs briefly catches fire after I'm hit with a Roman candle.
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Trump's former campaign chair was hit with not one, but two indictments from Mueller's office.
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Water that has been fortified with vitamins and minerals is a hit with exercise junkies.
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Patrick Crusius was hit with the 90-count indictment on Thursday afternoon for the Aug.
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The Oscars red carpet was hit with rain in Los Angeles, California, on Sunday night.
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Last year, WWE was also hit with lawsuits over head injuries and alleged sexual assault.
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The company recently bought smaller rival Kate Spade, whose products are a hit with millennials.
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Hodge would be the first parent hit with the additional charge to change his plea.
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Livestreaming has become a hit with teens, as apps like YouNow continue to gain traction.
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Once you're hit with these sensations, it becomes difficult to stop them, Dr. Suurna says.
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Soybeans Sv1 are among the hardest-hit, with prices down 15 percent since May 1.
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You could be hit with one as big as $25,000 for violating the FAA rules.
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Target and Home Depot were both hit with major breaches in the last few years.
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But brokerage stocks were hit, with Nomura Holdings and Daiwa Securities both down 0.8 percent.
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Targets appear for the players to hit with the ball; sensors measure the players' effectiveness.
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Miami forward Sam Waardenburg, who thought he had been fouled, was hit with a technical.
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Intel has been hit with three class action lawsuits over to the vulnerabilities since Wednesday.
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Alere has also been hit with a securities fraud lawsuit, according to a Bloomberg report.
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People in the president's inner circle have been hit with insider trading allegations as well.
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Spacey apologized and announced that he's gay, and has since been hit with more claims.
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James Corden's parents were a big hit with celebrities before they headed into the show.
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Even in "hotspots" with more radiation, mammals haven't been hit with any observable population declines.
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And the firm itself could be hit with sanctions for its connections to Mr Gertler.
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However, when she went to see a doctor, she was hit with the devastating news.
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But the new railway has proved a runaway hit with at least one group: archaeologists.
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Houston's theater district was particularly hard-hit, with almost every venue reported to be waterlogged.
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Franklin Templeton's 401(k) plan was hit with a similar suit last month, for example.
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Salt-N-Pepa has been hit with a new lawsuit by former bandmate DJ Spinderella.
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The film was a hit with critics and audiences alike and helped launch Saint's career.
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DJI was hit with its own drama after releasing its competitor to the GoPro Drone.
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A full-force hit with the satchel to the head would likely cause a concussion.
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Conan O'Brien had a huge online hit with his "Clueless Gamer" video segment in February.
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Then again, it's possible that neither SpaceX nor Spacecom will get hit with the bill.
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Jacare can hit with the biggest hitters in the middleweight division, but that is it.
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Luckily, Joyce could see the funny side of being hit with a pink rubber penis.
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More from Tonic: All my experts hit with the expected Don't pick at those things.
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Or been hit with an unexpected fee — or received a product that wasn't as-promised?
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Freelancers may get hit with a double whammy during tax season, unless they plan ahead.
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Now, prosecutors say the investigation is complete and Masina will not be hit with charges.
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Kraft was hit with two misdemeanor counts of soliciting prostitution, and has pleaded not guilty.
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Nearby regions — all part of the verdant and mountainous Cevennes — also were hit with flooding.
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Popovich kept talking as he followed Ayotte and then was hit with a second technical.
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It's proven to be a hit with Target shoppers: Sales surpassed $2 billion last year.
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But be warned because you might also get hit with some random factoids about dirt.
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Kraft was hit with two misdemeanor counts of soliciting prostitution and has pleaded not guilty.
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People in first place should always be wary of getting hit with a blue shell.
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His license was suspended for 6 months and he was hit with a $1,100 fine.
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Morocco was worst hit, with more than 2,000 cervical cancer deaths each year, he said.
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One officer was injured during an arrest, police said, and others were hit with paint.
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Adams, 44, was hit with the allegations in a New York Times article published Wednesday.
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Jacksonville was hit with flash flooding as the St. Johns River rose to record levels.
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Die-hard fans of Gilmore Girls have just been hit with the best news, ever.
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Note that non-members who shop the online sale will get hit with 10% fee.
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But why is Facebook getting hit with such a huge fine in the first place?
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It's the latest Disney remake of an animated classic to be a hit with audiences.
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People who don't buy insurance are currently hit with a penalty for not doing so.
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The brand had an early hit with a small, boxy micro-wagon called the xB.
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The move has been hit with fierce backlash from both sides of the political aisle.
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Hit with a burst of rain and winds, the Americans washed ashore in Sarnia, Ontario.
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He had two competitive innings in four and five (allowing one hit with three Ks).
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"Ready or Not" hasn't just been a hit with audiences; critics love the movie, too.
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Ted Mosby's apartment from "How I Met Your Mother" was not a hit with designers.
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She was hit with a flurry of debris as bullets tore into walls and plaster.
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However, investors have recently taken a hit with the increasing number of high-cost disasters.
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You know I could get hit with a baseball bat and it don't mean nothing.
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Over the past decade, the VA has been hit with multiple scandals and whistleblower complaints.
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Evan Bayh, who has been hit with a barrage of opposition research and negative press.
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Upon opening the box of Cheezybread, I was hit with the intoxicating aroma of garlic.
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Making the wall 'see-through' so people don't get hit with flying sacks of drugs
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Less than 24 hours later, McDonald's employees were hit with news of another sudden departure.
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The exhibit had opened in early June and seemed to be a hit with visitors.
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"My guess is that the property will be an instant hit with families," she said.
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The sisters got hit with a similar suit for using Notorious B.I.G. pics on shirts.
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The class was a huge hit, with people driving over a 100 miles to attend.
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It's not just little-known species that have been hit with extinction in modern history.
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Her foot pushed through the mud, then was hit with hot water, and got burned.
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I took her to my work Christmas party, and she was a hit with everybody.
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The hidden tattoo has quickly become an internet hit, with 1.3 million views on Imgur.
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Leaving Yu Darvish to hit with the bases loaded and drawing a walk was great.
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Twins veteran right-hander Bartolo Colon was hit with the loss against his former team.
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"White kids are brought in alive / Brown kids are hit with like five," he raps.
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In total, taxpayers have already been hit with more than $2628 billion in biodiesel subsidies.
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Byrd becomes the second Cleveland player this season to be hit with a drug suspension.
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Just type #avocado into Instagram, and you'll be hit with over 10 million search results.
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Failing to comply could see YouTube hit with fines of up to $10,000 per day.
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She was hit with the same diagnosis of pancreatic cancer that my dad had suffered.
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More recently, Moore, the Alabama Republican, has been hit with a flurry of detailed accusations.
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My sobs subsided, and I was hit with the most over powering sense of gratitude.
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In recent years, the game has become a hit with a new generation of players.
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Fun fact: Thug's been hit with a lot of karma since that Alaska Air incident.
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As a result, the country and many of its athletes have been hit with penalties.
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Also hit with sanctions again were the Federal Security Service and its military intelligence counterpart.
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Hare was hit with additional charges of gang assault and criminal possession of a weapon.
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Last summer, the country was hit with weeks of unusual heat and unusually dry weather.
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Washington has recently been hit with a measles outbreak costing the state over $1 million.
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Same goes for communities that have been hit with large clusters of COVID-19 cases.
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Both companies are being hit with tariffs on high-efficiency panels they produce in Malaysia.
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Ride-sharing giant Uber has been hit with sexual harassment allegations and numerous federal investigations.
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West avoided being hit with a double-technical, which would have resulted in his ejection.
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But unlike Ostapenko, Seles hit with two hands on both her forehand and her backhand.
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Patients can occasionally get hit with unexpectedly big bills after a visit to a specialist.
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He punctuated the bucket with some words for Kansas and was hit with a technical.
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"They were like when a child is hit with a belt," she told the court.
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In the meantime, Arnold has been hit with in-school suspension, his mother told CNN.
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They also get hit with significantly fewer and substantially poorer patients than urban hospitals chains.
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Apple and Microsoft were the hardest hit, with their shares off 6.5% and 7%, respectively.
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Carew and Pujols are the only players to record their 3,000th hit with the Angels.
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Both were hit with a 12-month probation, a period that includes the Tokyo Olympics.
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One day later a storm hit, with 210-knot winds, driving rain and high seas.
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YouTube was hit with an FTC complaint over videos showing a young woman's violent murder.
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Foreign nations would be hit with sanctions for not doing enough to help the cause.
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And the industry has been hit with a wave of layoffs, corporate restructuring, and bankruptcies.
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Some guardsmen reportedly carried plastic riot shields, and were hit with rocks tossed by migrants.
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But at some point, you're hit with a terrible, inescapable feeling: You have to poop.
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Chills, nausea and stomach cramps hit with little warning, "like a lightning strike," she said.
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Arsenal's title hopes took a hit with sloppy defending at the end of both halves.
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The company was hit with various reparation costs and financial obligations related to the incident.
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Haiti and Japan both were hit with the largest earthquakes ever to strike those countries.
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The Federal Communications Commission slapped his wrist, but the gag was a hit with listeners.
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The drones have become a hit with adventure seekers, drone enthusiasts, and photographers and videographers.
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McClure wasn't the only person hit with a copyright strike when Mario Maker launched, either.
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Mali attack A village in Mali was hit with a horrible attack over the weekend.
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This is not the first time Nike has been hit with a gender-related lawsuit.
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In the past year, about 137.1 million adults have been hit with medical financial hardship.
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These add to the conspiracy to commit fraud charges they were hit with last month.
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Her good deed comes as New York was hit with unusually cold temperatures this week.
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But the U.S. obviously means business, so he was hit with a $100 penalty assessment.
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Foreign nations would be hit with sanctions for not doing enough to help the cause.
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Most of the country will be hit with snow and freezing rain sometime this week.
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He was previously hit with a $12 million lien for several years of unpaid taxes.
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We're told two men were hit with bullets, but are expected to make full recoveries.
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If late sleepers want to wake up early, they're often hit with a double whammy.
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Aside from having his driving privileges revoked, McGregor was also hit with an $1,100 fine.
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She describes the suffering as mostly psychological (besides being "merely hit with cables and electrocuted").
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The book has been a huge hit, with more than 85,000 copies sold in Germany.
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But the DA's office estimated that nearly 9,000 residents were hit with smashed windows in 2019.
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I'm not up to speed on the cancelation policy, and get hit with a $5 fee.
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The Hang Seng Index fell 1.3% while the Nikkei index was hit with a 2.1% loss.
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Then Intel was hit with the first of what will likely be many class action lawsuits.
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Cleveland 1B Mike Napoli recorded his 1,000 career hit with a home run on Sunday. 3.
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McLean has been hit with numerous hate crime and felony charges stemming from these alleged incidents.
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Jonathan Schoop got the Orioles' first hit with a leadoff single off Duffy in the third.
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Witherspoon turned the riveting novel into a box-office hit with her production company, Pacific Standard.
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According to photos shared to Facebook, the wings were quite a hit with the shelter's residents.
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Still, Braun was hit with a $266 fine from Texas police in April of last year.
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Also injured was Noya Dahan, eight, who was hit with shrapnel in the face and leg.
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Brar is just the latest tech support scammer to get hit with scrutiny from the FTC.
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There, Chandler was hit with the overwhelming smell of gas and heard a loud rushing sound.
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It launched a repair program in June after getting hit with a class action in May.
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Unfortunately, Turn Up Charlie has been hit with a string of bad reviews prior to release.
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Randall, Lilith, and Hamish are all hit with the same powder as Jack in broad daylight.
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Chris was hit with two additional charges because his children were less than 12 years old.
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He blooped into a double play when he hit with two on in the sixth inning.
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FBI data show that in 2017, 1 in 10 background checks were hit with a delay.
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Google has been hit with a new antitrust fine from the European Union totaling €63 billion.
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If you don't follow the rules, you will get hit with penalties and permanently higher premiums.
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And I know I will be, I will be hit with criticism to talking about cyberbullying.
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This year, Fox even had a new scripted hit, with Ryan Murphy's procedural 22009-25.2-218.4.
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Facebook has since been hit with a lawsuit accusing it of violating federal anti-discrimination laws.
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Georgia has been the hardest hit, with gasoline prices rising 4.5 cents from Monday to Tuesday.
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It wasn't busy at check-in, and Murray was a hit with the whole Delta crew.
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Back in April the rapper was hit with a $391,056.55 lien for unpaid taxes from 2014.
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Shares in Taiwan were among the region's worst-hit, with the broader index losing 295.263 percent.
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In the West, San Francisco would be hard-hit, with San Francisco International Airport completely submerged.
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Dany, desperate to prove herself after being hit with failure upon failure after arriving in Westeros.
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Major U.S. airlines were hit with systemwide ticketing outages on Monday, which have since been resolved.
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Prosecutors and defense lawyers said last month that he could be hit with a new count.
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"When we are hit with tariffs, that's what I mean by impact to employees," he said.
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The 2017 Bachelorette was hit with allegations of racism due to the casting of Lee Garrett.
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Typically, Florida is hit with a hurricane every 1.4 years, according to hurricane expert Brian McNoldy.
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He then collected his 1,500th career hit with Baltimore in the eighth, an RBI infield single.
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Facebook was hit with yet another damning story about its treatment of user data on Tuesday.
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The crackdown on fake five-star reviews begat the five-star bomb Plansky was hit with.
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But pay them too little and you could be hit with a surprising bill next year.
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Military officials said Juma was hit with four tranquilizer darts, but they didn't slow her down.
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Wells Fargo was hit with $185 million in penalties for opening fee-generating accounts without authorization.
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Sahara said the technology has been a hit with both fans and the on-air announcers.
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Richard Gates , Manafort's business associate and former deputy campaign manager, was hit with the same charges.
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India was one of the countries America hit with tariffs on steel and aluminium last year.
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Individuals who fail to recycle could be hit with fines of up to 200 yuan ($29).
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Some, including the eastern Amazon, are getting hit with the combined effects of deforestation and fire.
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Deutsche Bank, for example, has been hit with fines worth at least $827m this year alone.
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Sutherland is a twice-married father of two who was hit with divorce papers on Dec.
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Fatal crashes peppered other parts of the country hit with plunging temperatures and rain and snow.
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The feature has been a hit with Instagram's users: 150 million people use Stories every day.
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"It was unfortunate because it got hit with so many injuries in rapid succession," Bryant said.
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Every time he stood up, his body was hit with a rush of sharp, tingling pain.
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Footwear imported from China is already being hit with upwards of 21% duties, the group said.
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The bad news is that it isn't just predators who are getting hit with the debris.
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But before the viewers had to long to celebrate, they were hit with a major cliffhanger.
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Today Facebook was hit with more allegations its distribution of fake news helped elect Donald Trump.
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The parent company of Snapchat just got hit with another sell rating, and shares are tanking.
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And thus far, SoFi's business has been a hit, with total equity financing of $1.9 billion.
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But despite being a hit with its community of thousands of users, Slack had other ideas.
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The service is still weighing its decision, but the brewery could get hit with a fine.
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On September 28th, two senior security officials were hit with American financial sanctions, freezing their assets.
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With installations that include a machine that makes excrement, it has proved a hit with visitors.
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Pittsburgh was hit with heavy rain on Wednesday night, causing severe flooding on a local highway.
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When you're hit with inspiration to write you usually can't help but type away at lightspeed.
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Then, the taco would make quick stops to be hit with piles of cheese and lettuce.
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Android tablets, on the other hand, haven't been quite the same hit with administrators and teachers.
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Nurkic was fouled with 4.4 seconds left, but he and George were hit with matching technicals.
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As that happens, some American companies are likely to be hit with a renewed tax burden.
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In May, Hawaii was first hit with the eruption of Kilauea volcano — which is still erupting.
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You won't be hit with any early withdrawal penalties, but don't yet have to take RMDs.
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Just three days later, Google was hit with a contradictory claim during a Labor Department hearing.
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Especially if the nation and the news media are hit with social media fatigue by Trump.
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Many analysts expect U.S. crude to be hit with tariffs eventually should no solution be found.
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Cook had actually been hit with a bottle and the metal ice bucket which housed it.
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It became an almost overnight hit, with a reported 40 million viewers of the first season.
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In addition to the year in jail, he could also get hit with a $1,000 fine.
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" White says both guys could be hit with suspensions and community service -- "It's gonna be ugly.
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Remember, TB12 was hit with a green light during the wild 4th quarter of the Jan.
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Then you exit the building and so are instantly hit with the packages, whoops, and floods.
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The company has also been hit with lawsuits alleging that it pays women less than men.
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" In 1980 the band had their first No. 1 hit with the Owen-penned "Tennessee River.
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Carey did it back in 1995 with "One Sweet Day," her hit with Boyz II Men.
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It's the first time in five years the city was hit with a T-10 typhoon.
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By its own accounts, on the other hand, DJI had a hit with the Mavic Pro.
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From there, the game went on to become a major — and sometimes controversial — hit with players.
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That compound becomes a photocatalyst that produces hydrogen peroxide (a disinfectant) when hit with visible light.
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Shares in Taiwan were among the region's worst-hit, with the broader index losing 295.207 percent.
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Facebook was also hit with a lawsuit over its plan to issue new stock last month.
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Brokerage stocks were hit, with Nomura Holdings down 1.3 percent and Daiwa Securities down 0.9 percent.
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Rodriguez wasn't activated until July 17 and didn't get his first hit with Atlanta until Saturday.
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Workers face reduced compensation or even layoffs while consumer wallets are being hit with increased costs.
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The little girl was hit with a stray bullet from a wooded area near their home.
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The store opened to the public on Friday October 18, and was hit with overwhelming demand.
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The prosecutor said Manafort, a day after being hit with a revised criminal indictment on Feb.
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Gold stocks were worst hit with most major producers adding to the losses on the index.
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Kelly was hit with 13 federal charges from an indictment served in Illinois on July 10.
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A ball is being hit with a bat, and the batter is running around the bases.
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H-E-B's brands, like Hill Country Fare, are a big hit with the chain's customers.
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Arlanxeo Singapore has been hit with a 23.1 percent tariff and other Singapore firms 45.2 percent.
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Meanwhile, America was hit with another splash of news about possible corruption by Trump and company.
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Amazon Prime Video's new fantasy series hasn't been a hit with critics, but audiences love it.
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Earlier in the day, he was hit with something that could have been urine, she said.
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The 27-year-old gave up one run on one hit with two walks on Friday.
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Customers who don't qualify for subsidies will be hit with the higher prices, in many cases.
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Temperatures will plunge Tuesday as the city gets hit with up to 2 inches of snow.
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After showing off the truck for a bit, Musk directed it be hit with a sledgehammer.
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The Associated Press report did not indicate if Canada would also be hit with the tariffs.
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Congress must act now so employers, families and seniors are not hit with this harmful tax.
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Both of them were hit with the same charges and are being held on $13,000 bail.
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Ngannou was considerably more plodding then, but he got hit with almost every jab Blaydes threw.
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The products will be hit with a tariff of between 15 and 25 percent, Politico reported.
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Mouncey was hit with a barrage of abusive online messages in the wake of the decision.
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Siver was also hit with a couple of jumping knees off of a faked side kick.
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But, surrounded by an eclectic group of thinkers at TEDxWellington, Eccles was hit with new inspiration.
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On Sunday, Haley said Russia would get hit with more sanctions by Monday at the latest.
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Alibegovic was hit with a Flagrant 1 technical for his two-handed foul across Peak's shoulders.
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In fact, some consumers with these plans have complained that they've been hit with unexpected expenses.
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All of Iran's 31 provinces have been hit with the virus, the health ministry announced Thursday.
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Its harsh, dramatic themes and cinematic gameplay made it a hit with critics and fans alike.
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"If we do get hit with a storm, I know I will be safe," she said.
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Utah was hit with a 5.7 magnitude earthquake on Wednesday, its strongest since 1992, officials said.
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CreditCreditGus Powell for The New York Times It's like being hit with a ton of … blossoms.
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Though no one is actually getting hit with an ax, it can sure sound like it.
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Instead of being hit with fines, women should be made to attend educational workshops, she said.
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The ousted 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' star has been hit with a federal tax lien.
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Google was hit with a record antitrust fine in Europe for improperly exploiting its market power.
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That year it was also hit with a $1.2 billion penalty for improper mortgage lending practices.
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The island of 72,000 was hit with maximum sustained winds of nearly 160 miles per hour.
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But Gurriel was hit with a five-game suspension by Commissioner Rob Manfred the next day.
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Yet we've been hit with disasters and devastation before, and the market has always bounced back.
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Other consumer goods, including luggage, baseball caps and bicycle parts, have already been hit with tariffs.
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But 91.6% of Chinese apparel imports will still be hit with a 15% tariff beginning Sept.
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He was then punched in the face, struck on the head and hit with his helmet.
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The fish sandwich had a limited debut in 1963, and was an immediate hit with customers.
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During Hurricane Sandy, Phase 1 of the project was hit with a four-foot-high surge.
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She was also hit with a realization: Columbia University was warned about the gynecologist decades ago.
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They are a particular hit with younger customers, who tell pollsters that they fear credit cards.
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She had her first big hit with the romantic ballad "The Chapel at Moonlight" in 1937.
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At Akron, Kluber pitched five scoreless innings on one hit, with one strikeout and no walks.
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There have been a number of scandals with CBA being hit with the most recent one.
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The show received 12 Tony nominations, and has been a hit with critics and audiences alike.
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Ella Mai is all 'Boo'd Up' Newcomer Ella Mai has a hit with her new single.
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It was a big hit, with 40 percent of the audience finding it through internet searches.
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And they waited for the offense to get a hit with a runner in scoring position.
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Since then a crackdown has seen dozens of adherents detained and hundreds hit with criminal charges.
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In some zoos, tigers have been trained by handlers to fear being hit with a stick.
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Retail, catering, tourism and hotels had been severely hit, with some 600,000 people affected, she added.
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Ms. Lopez Ochoa's 2018 piece, "Last Resistance," was a hit with Amsterdam audiences, Mr. Bransen said.
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"We are always getting hit with extra costs, and that's something we absorb happily," she said.
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Andrew Cuomo announced the deployment of state resources to regions expected to be hit with snow.
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"Our apple producers have been hit with responsive tariffs," Inslee said in a "Squawk Box " interview.
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Home surveillance company Ring and its parent company Amazon were hit with a lawsuit on Dec.
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The second time "Carmen Sandiego" got the animated series treatment, it was a hit with critics.
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We've got about half of the imports coming from China going to get hit with tariffs.
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Wall Street banks were also hit with fines for hiring the children of Chinese government officials.
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Blue Apron was also recently hit with a potential threat in the meal-kit delivery business.
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Countries hit with sanctions are not alone in considering the possibility of their own digital currency.
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And early Sunday, an Amtrak train hit with a stationary freight train, killing two Amtrak employees.
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You'll get hit with a failure-to-file penalty, plus interest, if you miss the deadlines.
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Shares in petrochemical producers were particularly hard hit, with the sector's sub-index shedding 2.2 percent.
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And from the looks of the first reviews, it should be a hit with Downton fans.
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I was hit with a wave of nausea, and my whole body went cold, then numb.
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Within just hours of its Netflix release, Marriage Story is already a big hit with viewers.
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Alistair Overeem was hit with a punch so hard it burst a hole in his face.
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Covenant Life and its parent, Sovereign Grace Ministries, were later hit with a child abuse scandal.
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Others that were hit with penalties were Co-op Bank Kenya, StanChart Kenya and Diamond Trust.
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"I don't want to get hit with not having the foreign currency to pay," he said.
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Rodriguez was busted last week and hit with 3 felonies, including computer tampering and computer trespass.
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If residents fear they'll get hit with a $5,000 bill for speaking up, they may not.
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The first business tech IPO of the year is a smash hit with a 50% pop.
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The Catholic Church has been hit with a string of sex abuse scandals in recent years.
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That is, until I was hit with a massive penalty for not paying my estimated quarterly taxes.
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Google and Facebook were hardest hit, with their stocks tumbling as much as 7% and 9%, respectively.
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Maybe even billions, should it avoid a direct hit with an asteroid or a collision with Mars.
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China may run out of U.S. imports to hit with tariffs but can retaliate with other measures.
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But under the Ryan plan, that person would get hit with a annual premium bill of $14,600.
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But the company that runs it says the pipeline has been hit with a wave of vandalism.
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Akamai's client, a multinational hospitality company, was hit with traffic from hundreds of thousands of IP addresses.
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Atlanta starter Max Fried left after two innings after getting hit with a shot from Spencer Kieboom.
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He was hit with a pitch on the finger on June 222 in his final at-bat.
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But it's possible to make a case against other artists should be hit with the same punishment.
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I get hit with an ad for a body scrubber that's antimicrobial, and there's a promo code.
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If you're looking to buy a home in BC, you'll be hit with 15% foreign buyer tax.
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" The food was a hit -- with Clemson's star QB Trevor Lawrence telling TMZ Sports, "It was awesome.
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But all of that has been forgotten, as Fadell has just been hit with some disturbing news.
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She noted that business sentiment is improving but manufacturing is getting hit with a rising U.S. dollar.
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PayPal was hit with a proposed class action lawsuit on Tuesday over its treatment of charity donations.
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Before Burmeister took his first snap, the Ducks were hit with back-to-back false-start penalties.
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Protestors also reported being hit with rubber bullets, teargas, pepper spray, and percussion grenades during the clashes.
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PwC was also hit with a record 10 million pounds ($13.37 million) penalty over the inquiry. bit.
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He's also been hit with a restraining order barring him from contacting the victim for 10 YEARS.
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The BBC tracked down a number of customers who were hit with pricier charges than were expected.
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The phone's $999 starting price isn't the only place consumers are hit with a hefty price tag.
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Machinery makers took a hit with Okuma down 2.0 percent and Makino Milling Machine tumbling 3.6 percent.
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Central Italy was hit with more than 10 quakes, four of them stronger than magnitude 603. 3.
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Avoid cash advances, for which you'll be hit with high transaction and interest fees, at all costs.
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Lee's not alone — twenty-seven other Samsung employees and partners are also being hit with similar charges.
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Indie designers got hit with a few uncomfortable (and unfortunate) déjà-vus while shopping this year, too.
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Some Cairenes were hit with bills close to 1,000 pounds ($56), a quarter of the average salary.
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The boy was such a hit with Kabbani that the Amazon executive jokingly offered him a job.
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The company was also hit with a $259 billion fine from the European Commission in the quarter.
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Six days later, Black Thursday hit, with 12.9 million shares sold in a rush to cut losses.
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In the video, the targeted panel moves around quite a bit after it's hit with the harpoon.
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He was never charged in the case, but was hit with sanctions by the U.S. Treasury Department.
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A fiery blasts rocks the World Trade Center after it was hit with a second commercial airliner.
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Another option is to observe how Uranus or Neptune oscillate when hit with light from the Sun.
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The health care real estate investment trust was hit with various analyst downgrades and negative newspaper articles.
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Johnson was hit with a misdemeanor domestic battery charge ... and faced up to 1 YEAR in jail.
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Users who had been to embargoed countries no more than one time were hit with account closures.
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When I tried keeping Do Not Disturb on, I was hit with an overwhelming sense of FOMO.
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Why it matters: President Trump has been hit with criticism for how he's responded to Khashoggi's death.
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By using rap lyrics, your captions will be cool, relatable, and an instant hit with your followers.
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The emotional outburst came after he was hit with questions surrounding a negative report of his career.
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Merlin predicts that The Legend of Tarzan will be a big hit with Logan fans for example.
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The "After" photos show a sleek, stylish pad that will no doubt be a hit with shoppers.
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Those high quality phones were a hit with consumers because they didn't cost an arm and leg.
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Since the election, Najib has been hit with 42 criminal charges, most of them linked to 1MDB.
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The order was hit with more than two dozen lawsuits, many that claimed it discriminated against Muslims.
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When the new Google Pixel 2 came out, I was hit with a wave of Pixel envy.
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Mauer got his 29,24th career hit with a first-inning homer and went 22-for-4 overall.
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But if they work as well as Huawei claims, they could be a hit with productivity junkies.
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Cases rarely go to court and, when they are settled instead, executives are hit with gagging orders.
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The set also integrates each hit with lights and projections, creating a hypnotic, rhythm-based multimedia experience.
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We both had trouble clicking the buttons, which apparently required a sewing needle to hit with precision.
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Markets were hit with further turbulence after protesters managed to close down Hong Kong's airport on Monday.
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Slain rapper Tupac has done some concerts this way, and it's been a big hit with fans.
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Spotify has already been hit with numerous lawsuits for failing to find and pay all rights holders.
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As we told you, Verne's estate recently got hit with an invoice from his final ambulance ride.
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But the 2015 series champion came onto pit road hot and was hit with a speeding penalty.
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I kick off my trek in Waterloo, and am immediately hit with a slew of new Pokémon.
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Subscribers are the ones taking the hit, with elements of their subscriptions swapped, changed, or revoked outright.
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Google was hit with a $5 billion fine from the European Commission over Android app bundling yesterday.
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Shortly after, then-CEO Omer Waddles resigned and the company was hit with several class action lawsuits.
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A Star is Born has been a hit with (weeping) audiences ever since its October 5th release.
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LabCorp was first hit with 7.7 million patients affected, then 11.9 million Quest Diagnostics patients were next.
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When you walk through the front doors, you're hit with that all-too-familiar pet shop smell.
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Both companies have been hit with numerous lawsuits related to injuries that riders claim to have incurred.
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If someone has a hit with a green jacket, they're gonna look for people with green jackets.
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They were also hit with tariffs from Canada and Mexico because of Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs.
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Tori and Dean were hit with a tax lien for $259,108.23 for unpaid state taxes from 2014.
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If we had acted, Bashar al-Assad would have been hit with a massive American military strike.
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Cousins was also hit with his 219th technical foul of the season when he argued the call.
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Tesla owners quickly put the app to use when their vehicle's software got hit with the update.
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Trey Mancini recorded Baltimore's lone hit with a solo homer with two outs in the fourth inning.
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The proposed rule comes after Jewish community centers (JCC) across the country were hit with anonymous threats.
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Google was hit with another fine from EU antitrust regulators Wednesday, and investors didn't bat an eye.
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On a family trip to the beach last July, Helling was hit with another moment of clarity.
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After she was hit with the flying water bottle, she said she remembers falling to the ground.
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News Monday that it was being hit with a seven-year export ban sent the company scrambling.
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Maybe it's the creepy smiles everyone wears like they've been hit with some of Joker's laughing gas.
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The Nationals starting pitchers have gone 27 games in a row without being hit with a loss.
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"The punch you're most vulnerable to is the one you'll be hit with most often," he began.
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So if you're susceptible to left hooks, that's what you're gonna be hit with all the time.
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TSMC's customers also took a hit, with Apple Inc down 214.3 percent and Qualcomm off 220.1 percent.
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Most regions have been hit with an internet shutdown lasting anywhere from a few hours to weeks.
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The east is hardest hit, with large areas of New South Wales and Queensland seeing extreme deficiencies.
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"You will be hit with all of that immediately once the nomination has been announced," he added.
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The seventh installment of the beloved sci-fi franchise has proved a massive hit with audiences worldwide.
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The city was hit with a wave of retail marijuana applications spread across seven types of licenses.
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Beasts a hit with the audience Surely it has to be that audiences didn't like the film.
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The Nationals' starting pitchers have gone 21 games in a row without being hit with a loss.
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They'll print the part, and just dust off (hit with CNC) the few critical dimensions that matter.
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But at a counter-protest, Gorcenski was hit with pepper spray by one of the rally's speakers.
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WTAE says their sources claim Revis is expected to be hit with FELONY criminal charges any minute.
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Mr. Eppolito was suspended and hit with internal charges, but he was cleared after a departmental trial.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is getting hit with two lawsuits that accuse her of blocking people on Twitter.
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However, some customers will get hit with the full effect of the price hikes identified by Kaiser.
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Insurers have been hit with the tax before, but a one-year moratorium was enacted last year.
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He was also sentenced to 160 hours of community service and was hit with another $1,200 fine.
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In 2008, once his ban on political participation was lifted, he was hit with further sodomy charges.
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E. has been in business for 124 years, and we've never been a big hit with socialists.
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Meanwhile, Senate Republicans are being hit with a steady barrage of damaging revelations from the House investigation.
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Trump responds by pointing out that.... [checks notes] ..... women can get hit with misconduct accusations too. pic.twitter.
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Shares of the electric automaker have fallen under pressure as it is hit with headline after headline.
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Agriculture has also been hit, with economic losses amounting to 510 million yuan ($79 million) so far.
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With 316 reviews on Nordstrom, The North Face Laney II Trench Raincoat is a hit with shoppers.
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I swung, I ran in a straight line, I got hit with the ball and I'm out.
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If you dip into an IRA before age 4013 ½ you'll get hit with an early withdrawal fee.
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The Orolay Thickened Down Jacket is a hit with Amazon fans and a number of fashion experts.
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If the pizza was a hit with the Italians, it would most certainly be with us too.
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Right-hander Michael Lorenzen followed Finnegan and allowed a hit with four strikeouts in two scoreless innings.
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Airbus and Dubai's Emirates, the largest A380 operator, say its roomy cabin is a hit with passengers.
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A shoving match broke out between Adams and Danny Green, who were hit with double technical fouls.
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Farage is one of several far-right British figures to be hit with milkshakes in recent weeks.
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He was one of dozens of Russian oligarchs hit with sanctions by the Treasury Department last month.
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Sure, they have a big hit with "Avengers" this week, the thinking goes, but will that last?
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Huge swaths of the central US will be hit with snow, strong winds and heavy rain today.
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Pai was sure it would be a hit with tour operators in Bangkok - but he was wrong.
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Generally, if you dip into an IRA before 59½ you'll get hit with an early withdrawal fee.
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If you dip into an IRA before age 59 ½ you'll get hit with an early withdrawal fee.
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This one's a hit with my fiancé and there are even enough leftovers for his lunch tomorrow.
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The seaside town of Heng Fa Chuen was particularly hard-hit, with rapid flooding and wind damage.
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Young Greeks, aged 15 to 24 years, are hardest hit with an unemployment rate of 47.7 percent.
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Mashal Khan, a student at Abdul Wali Khan University, Mardan, was stripped naked and hit with planks.
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Although I've had relationships with all of them, I've never had a hit with any of them.
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I really like it when the Bee Gees get hit with acid and then turn into Italo!
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Without actual porn, the subtler voyeurism of guitar stood a chance of becoming a hit with viewers.
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Which means 220 could result in some very well known tech giants being hit with major fines.
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With great fanfare, the latest version of their deal was rolled out and hit with a thud.
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Shipments went unfulfilled across Europe when household goods maker Reckitt Benckiser was hit with the same bug.
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On Tuesday, we were hit with reports from Bloomberg and Reuters that Walgreens is considering going private.
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The therapeutic exercise proved an unexpected hit, with lines down the block during the bar's first months.
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China markets were the worst hit, with the Shanghai composite sinking 1.78 percent to close at 2,777.20.
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But the glass cracked like a spider web when hit with a metal ball during a demonstration.
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These are areas that the government never lost, so they were never hit with the heaviest firepower.
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The internet giant was hit with the record penalty for abusing its power in the smartphone market.
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Tesla vehicles shipped to China are now hit with a tariff of 40 percent, the company said.
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But the filing's specific mention of crimes suggests that Manafort may be hit with yet more charges.
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Chinese-made rosaries and religious medals, however, will still be hit with 15% tariffs on Sept. 1.
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Details of the arrest are currently unclear, but the rapper was hit with 7 charges in total.
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The UK's economy will take a serious hit, with potentially major disruptions to trade, travel, and business.
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Ohtani has been compared to Babe Ruth because he can pitch and hit with almost equal skill.
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Ms. Nickles said it's been a big hit with local families, who sometimes stop to snap photos.
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Jefferson tried to climb into the stands after being hit with what looked like a plastic bottle.
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Although they're typically not legally binding, the ceremonies have become a big hit with adventure-seeking couples.
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That drives up costs for Medicare and, perhaps most important, patients are sometimes hit with surprise bills.
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Whether it's as big of a hit with potential subscribers as with advertisers remains to be seen.
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In recent weeks, Mr. Buhari's All Progressives Congress party has been hit with a wave of defections.
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Russia has been hit with wave after wave of sanctions as a result of its election interference.
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Question the conventional wisdoms of the "Iron Triangle," and you will be hit with serious political repercussions.
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Smaller rooms also mean cheaper prices, which is why it's such a hit with budget-conscious travelers.
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Sergey was first hit with a seven year sentence, then another court raised it to 13 years.
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She was also hit with misdemeanor counts of criminal attempt to commit retail theft and disorderly conduct.
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"Sonic the Hedgehog" is a surprise hit, with $132 million in the US and $273 million worldwide.
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When was the last time Puerto Rico was hit with a storm as powerful as Hurricane Maria?
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Imagine a situation where you're in a building that's just been "hit with a hurricane," Mysore said.
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He picked up his fourth hit with a solo home run to make the score 6-3.
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In 2008, once his ban on political participation was lifted, Anwar was hit with further sodomy charges.
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In May 2019, all four carriers were hit with a class action lawsuit for selling the data.
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The group has been hit with the departures of Mastercard, Visa, eBay, Stripe and PayPal this month.
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Singer Akon is hoping for another hit with his self-named Senegalese city and accompanying cryptocurrency, Akoin.
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Quarterback Tom Brady was hit with a four-game suspension at the beginning of the 2016 season.
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He ends up driving the motorcyclist to the hospital, whereupon he's hit with one bill after another.
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Consequently, the U.S. has also been hit with additional duties as those countries retaliate against Trump's decisions.
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Helping countries hit with balance-of-payments crises is the job of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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Mr. Puzder's boss, Morris A. Shenker, was hit with a $21989 million judgment and filed for bankruptcy.
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The show, "America's Next Top Model," became a hit, with Barris as its co-creator and producer.
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She was hit with the same backlash that comes after any perceived narcissistic attempt to virtue-signal.
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When United States visitors exchange dollars they are hit with a fee of at least 10 percent.
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The European Union has also drawn up a provisional lists of products they could hit with tariffs.
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The cannabis company MedMen has been hit with plenty of setbacks that have sent its stock tumbling.
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Sacramento's been hit with protests since he was shot and killed by police in his grandmother's backyard.
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One of them was journalist and activist Antonio Bertran, whom López Ríos hit with a water bottle.
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Late last year, she was hit with tax evasion charges; she's out on bail on those charges.
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Finally, video game porn was a hit, with Apex Legends, Overwatch, Fortnite, Pokemon, and Minecraft all trending.
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