The company also cited flooding and inclement weather in California.
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All flyovers were ultimately canceled, however, due to inclement weather.
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Inclement conditions are challenging for autonomous vehicles for several reasons.
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Authorities said inclement weather and excessive speed contributed to the accident.
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Their trip was delayed by a day due to inclement weather.
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At least eight people have died because of the inclement weather.
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Baltimore's scheduled game at Chicago was postponed due to inclement weather.
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The LiDARs also work in inclement weather, through fog and dust.
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During inclement weather, they can't see much at all, in fact.
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An inclement weather advisory that cancels classes or closes the office?
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There will be a contingency plan in case of inclement weather.
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Luckily, not even inclement weather could stop the trends from emerging.
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Testing Friday was postponed because of inclement weather, the department said.
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Minnesota's scheduled game at Cleveland was postponed due to inclement weather.
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If there's inclement weather, runners can huddle in nearby hotel lobbies.
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The sculpture will be deflated, for safety reasons, during inclement weather.
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Inclement weather conditions at the Capitol reportedly prevented others from participating.
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NOTES: Inclement weather resulted in the cancellation of qualifying on Friday.
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Passive buildings are also resilient to inclement weather and climatic changes.
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She said other factors to consider included inclement weather and human factors.
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The game started an hour later than scheduled due to inclement weather.
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The cameras will also have a better cleaning system for inclement weather.
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The nuns must care for their patients in this dangerously inclement weather.
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The three-day festival's final night was canceled because of inclement weather.
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Due to inclement weather conditions, DCPS schools are closed on March 21.
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Formula One is no stranger to dealing with inclement weather in Japan.
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Many of them gripped umbrellas, but not for protection from inclement weather.
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And some parts of the country have to contend with inclement weather.
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And now more inclement weather is on the way in the days ahead.
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He went on to say that inclement weather tends to favor the incumbent.
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The game was delayed 61 minutes during the fifth inning by inclement weather.
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Some airlines are offering change-fee waivers due to the inclement weather conditions.
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One update would be to make these calculations more responsive to inclement weather.
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However, this meeting was postponed due to an inclement weather forecast for Washington.
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According to Aftonbladet, inclement weather led to highway closures and an avalanche warning.
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I knew when it watered and when it skipped due to inclement weather.
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"Don't get me started," he said, referring to the late and inclement spring.
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The storm system responsible for this inclement weather is just getting started, however.
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Other schools in the area were also closed, but due to inclement weather.
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You can also opt to receive alerts about inclement weather in your area.
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The match was suspended in the third set Friday because of inclement weather.
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In case of inclement weather, the demolition will take place on Jan. 13.
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Investigators are still unsure whether inclement weather played a factor in the crash.
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Delta was especially strong in ensuring avoiding delays, particularly those involving inclement weather.
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"Canceled flights have caused minor delays due to inclement weather," spokeswoman Sue Brennan said.
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It appears inclement weather will no longer stop us from enjoying our beloved sports.
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LiDAR and cameras don't "see" well in fog, dust or other inclement weather typically.
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It's believed that inclement weather played a role in creating the bumpy flying conditions.
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But how well it can handle inclement weather has been questioned in recent months.
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Chicago's offensive futility actually extended further than the inclement weather that interrupted the schedule.
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Inclement weather in Moscow on Friday summoned an unexpected public menace: Runaway portable toilets.
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These notifications can include inclement weather reports, active shooter warnings, suspect descriptions, and more.
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Add contingency fuel for inclement weather, and the situation can become even more frustrating.
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The massive project costed $110 million, and experienced delays due to inclement weather conditions.
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The scheduled game between Texas and host Cleveland was postponed due to inclement weather.
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In inclement weather, the children amused themselves by making comic books and by reading.
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Walker's Washington office was closed due to inclement weather and not available for comment.
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The change was prompted by inclement weather in the forecast early in the day.
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So, the political situation is inclement, the room for maneuver limited, the stakes high.
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A Covered Hazard includes equipment failure, inclement weather, labor strikes, and hijacking or skyjacking.
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The series finale between visiting Chicago and Atlanta was postponed because of inclement weather.
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That guarantees that more matches than ever will be completed regardless of inclement weather.
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New York and host Baltimore had their series finale postponed due to inclement weather.
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In theory, its product could save drivers time and enable them to avoid inclement weather.
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Comcast did not comment on their cone policy, and whether it changed during inclement weather.
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The incident happened during a landing in inclement weather conditions, with heavy winds and rain.
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Shania Twain knows how to make an entrance, even during the most inclement performance conditions.
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In Bristol, NASCAR postponed the Food City 500 race Sunday due to the inclement weather.
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Good flight crews will coordinate with agents, especially in abnormal circumstances, such as inclement weather.
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Spring inclement weather has not been as much of a hindrance as in recent years.
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Helmets are available (but not required), as are rain and winter gear for inclement weather.
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But, due to inclement weather conditions, the Pentagon had to scrap that plan too. Sad!
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Gov Ball's handling of inclement weather has been a topic of conversation over the years.
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They warned that volunteers need to be prepared for swift water conditions and inclement weather.
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And while they risk an increased chance of inclement weather, temperature drops are often minimal.
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The game started 1 hour 44 minutes late because of a threat of inclement weather.
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We can, of course, see cloudy skies, flashes of lighting and other signs of inclement weather.
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Earlier, rescue and retrieval work was hampered by inclement weather, said senior police official Sanjay Gunjiyal.
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"Inclement weather on the election day could affect voters' moods and risk attitudes," the study concludes.
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The Indiana governor's return trip to New York had initially been delayed due to inclement weather.
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Officials say the animals are easily frightened and often move in large herds during inclement weather.
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"Inclement weather in Toronto caused flight delays and cancellations affecting all airline," Air Canada told MUNCHIES.
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The game was delayed by nearly an hour in the fourth inning due to inclement weather.
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Late sowing typically reduces yields and increases the risk that inclement spring weather could damage crops.
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Though you may not choose to hike in the rain, coming across inclement weather is inevitable.
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The start of the game was delayed 47 minutes due to inclement weather in the area.
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Some movies may be canceled because of inclement weather; others will go on in light rain.
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The inclement weather on Monday actually made the ardent performances of these undeterred singers more special.
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This story was updated to reflect a change in the Cuauhtémoc's schedule due to inclement weather.
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NOTES: The game was originally scheduled for Saturday night but was postponed due to inclement weather.
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Umpires stopped play with one out in the top of the fourth because of inclement weather.
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Between the freezing cold temps and inclement weather conditions, we've found ourselves in a serious winter slump.
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Tuseday's scheduled game between the Baltimore Orioles and Tampa Bay Rays was postponed due to inclement weather.
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If I was going into seriously inclement weather, the Monty is the bag I'd take, no question.
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The scheduled doubleheader between New York and Washington was postponed due to inclement weather at Nationals Park.
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That presents an inclement backdrop for the Fed, whose projections imply four interest rate increases this year.
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The area lacks its own hospital, and inclement weather can stop planes and boats from transporting patients.
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The covered bow (where fishermen once fixed their nets in inclement weather) is now a guest room.
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However, due to inclement weather, not all of the companies were able to travel to present today.
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You'll now be among the first to receive important information about inclement weather and other important news.
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He has helped dozens of captains navigate through storms and heavy rain, fog and other inclement weather.
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The game was delayed at the start by 1 hour, 21 minutes due to the inclement weather.
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With several days off because of the inclement weather, Mr. Wedge decided to try finishing the job.
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It ranked eighth for natural disaster risk, making it relatively safe from any inclement weather or disasters.
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Trump was supposed to travel by helicopter, which became impossible because helicopters can't fly in such inclement weather.
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The inclement weather was followed immediately by a lingering cold snap that's slowed down cleanup and recovery efforts.
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The Global Hawk can fly above inclement weather and winds, for more than 24 hours at a time.
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You can also show off your relationship in inclement weather as well – just make sure to dress warm.
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It has also been left on the mountain due to inclement weather and will be collected next year.
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Even the most seasoned travelers can encounter unexpected snafus, from flight delays and inclement weather to lost passports.
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We might be famed for our notoriously terrible teeth, our inclement weather, and our insatiable thirst for tea.
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There were also 1800s photographers carrying their glass plate cameras out into inclement weather to photograph swirling tornadoes.
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But it looks like you might actually reap some benefits from the inclement weather that plagues the nation.
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By all accounts, it's a brutal season with inclement weather, exhausting challenges and more than one medical emergency.
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So the move may have some legs, but it's highly vulnerable if the global climate turns inclement again.
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This flexible flashlight can help you see what's happening under your hood at night and through inclement conditions.
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Inclement weather, like typhoons, can also create natural rafts out of vegetation capable of carrying hominins and animals.
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There were teams of men, teams of oxen, big ocean ships, flat river barges, inclement weather, monthslong delays.
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Tuesday night's game between the Chicago White Sox and visiting Baltimore Orioles was postponed due to inclement weather.
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Shares of Wendy's slipped Tuesday after the company said inclement winter weather hampered sales in the first quarter.
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The series finale between the New York Yankees and New York Mets was postponed because of inclement weather.
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On the one hand, inclement weather and dangerous circumstances can put a stop to construction or renovation projects.
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He was supposed to pitch the previous day but the Baysox postponed their game because of inclement weather.
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Inclement weather could complicate the repopulation of the area, which was under a flash flood warning on Thursday.
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The Minnesota Twins' scheduled game against the host Cleveland Indians was postponed Friday night due to inclement weather.
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These options will help you trek through winter sludge, summer rains, and every inclement weather pattern in between.
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That means while the Bacalar is built for high price points, it's not quite built for inclement weather.
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Recovery efforts were suspended late on Friday because of inclement weather, and were set to resume at daybreak.
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Distractions include inclement weather, the emotional strains of the ceremony and the pressure of performing cleanly and seamlessly.
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Three NTSB investigators arrived at the crash site Monday after being delayed by inclement weather, the agency said.
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Typically, sellers assume snow and inclement weather in January and February are major barriers to winter home shopping.
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Nathan Ludwig told the outlet that seven people were killed on multiple Iowa roads Monday due to inclement weather.
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There are some airports that are rarely delayed because they don't see much inclement weather in the winter months.
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Lacrosse is a physically demanding sport under the best conditions, but inclement weather adds frozen hands to the mix.
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Happ (217-03) made it to New York Saturday after inclement weather canceled his flight from Chicago on Friday.
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At the Masters golf tournament in Augusta, Georgia, the Par 3 Contest was canceled due to the inclement weather.
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Drivers in Raleigh, North Carolina, have been advised to stay home and avoid travel due to the inclement conditions.
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Inclement weather washed away the Colorado Rockies' scheduled game against the San Francisco Giants on Wednesday night in Denver.
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The rise, which follows a similar gain in May, was due in part to inclement weather in agricultural regions.
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The various POVs, elaborate dashboard controls, and inclement weather simulations leave no stone of the public transport experience unturned.
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The vacay was delayed, however, when the Obamas couldn't land in Palm Springs due to inclement weather, reports CNN.
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CICC had a sound and stable earnings performance, with a ROE of 10.7% in 2016, despite inclement market condition.
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Despite the inclement weather, Lyme Regis itself is as pretty as an English seaside town is likely to be.
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Inclement weather delayed the ceremonial launch of the 2020 census for about five hours and cut short the festivities.
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The series opener was originally scheduled for Monday, though inclement weather led to it being pushed back a day.
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"We want to obviously keep our most important assets away from inclement weather," said American Airlines' spokesman Ross Feinstein.
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Sidewalk sheds are shelter for construction workers during smoke breaks, and a destination for dog walkers during inclement weather.
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How the jackets hold up in inclement weatherI&aposve been very impressed by Cole Haan&aposs sleek City Jackets.
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These restaurants are open on Thanksgiving, but hours vary by location (and inclement weather could play a role, too).
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Twins defeat Brewers in rain-shortened game MINNEAPOLIS — Not even inclement weather could halt the Minnesota Twins' winning streak.
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The game was postponed because of inclement weather, and it is unclear whether Mr. Pruitt attended another game instead.
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The series finale between the New York Yankees and New York Mets was postponed because of inclement weather Sunday night.
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But they must stand for years through inclement weather, temperature extremes, and naturally — being the tallest things around — lightning strikes.
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If inclement weather does preclude some from caucusing, it's likely to hurt Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders the most. Why?
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The home Vikings are perhaps more used to extreme cold, but the Seahawks typically fare well in inclement weather, too.
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In fact, the ways Google's cars respond to traction and steering issues in inclement weather are still better than humans.
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It appears the couple has a thing for inclement weather; they named their daughter, born in 2014, Summer Rain Rutler.
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Shared scooters are typically ridden a half-dozen times a day on roads of varying quality, and in inclement weather.
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Well, this method of tabulation is based on the fact that Waffle House rarely ever closes due to inclement weather.
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Modern backpacking tents need to be lightweight, durable, easy to set up, and provided plenty of shelter from inclement weather.
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It's the first bowl game in history to be canceled because of inclement weather, organizers said on the bowl's website.
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Things are looking good for the 11th, though, and the window lasts until the 19th in case there's inclement weather.
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For a second straight week, play was stopped in the fourth quarter at Raymond James Stadium because of inclement weather.
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Royals-Indians (canceled, rain) Kansas City's home game against Cleveland was called off because of inclement weather in Goodyear, Ariz.
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ASK TO BE REBOOKED If your flight is canceled because of inclement weather, don't wait for your airline to reschedule.
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I went in late autumn when the fall foliage was at peak, roads uncrowded, but when weather can be inclement.
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Track the storm with high resolution auto-updating graphics The inclement weather caused closures for much of the federal government.
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Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott struggled in the inclement weather, completing 19 of 33 passes for 232 yards and an interception.
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Despite the wear of daily hikes and inclement weather, I felt better rested than I have in a long time.
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The last time the parade's balloons were grounded due to inclement weather was 1971, according to the New York Times.
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Although summer has wrapped, thunderstorms and inclement weather are still prevalent as hurricane season is in full swing until November.
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I can think of only two ways to squeeze around this impasse, to muster political will in today's inclement circumstances.
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Russia, whose coast guards began inspecting traffic in the Kerch Strait eight months ago, blamed inclement weather for the delay.
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Another reason could have been the inclement weather — it was rainy and overcast in Washington for much of the afternoon.
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The Colombian air force had to abort a mission to the accident site due to inclement weather, according to Colombian officials.
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Many of the "must-see sites" are crowded, even in inclement weather, and it's difficult to take in the beauty peacefully.
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He said they had not heard any concerns from parents yet about managing the extra coursework for these inclement weather days.
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Despite a few minor cuts and abrasions, Aurora was found in good shape considering her ordeal, the terrain and inclement weather.
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January 22, 2016 -- Due to inclement weather, the State Department asks for a one-month extension to release Clinton's remaining emails.
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The Verge points out though that lack of redundancy and potential for interruption from inclement weather could potentially kneecap the project.
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It even gives fixed facilities like off-shore oil platforms and ocean-based wind power farms warning of incoming inclement conditions.
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"We are disappointed that tonight's show was canceled due to the inclement weather," said 98 Degrees via the band's Twitter page.
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If you have fabric shoes like canvas sneakers that you wear in inclement weather, Scotchgard Fabric & Upholstery Protector will do ya.
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Trump went on to say they no longer say his hair is fake because it has lasted during inclement weather conditions.
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The director Trip Cullman pilots a drama about what two strangers, united by an armrest and inclement weather, reveal and conceal.
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The director, Trip Cullman, pilots a drama about what two strangers, united by an armrest and inclement weather, reveal and conceal.
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The reasons for these interventions can include navigating unclear lane markings, the system overshooting a turn or driving in inclement weather.
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All of the slams, except the French Open, now have stadiums with retractable roofs that can be closed in inclement weather.
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In these cycle-friendly cities, even in the most inclement weather most bike lanes must be plowed before motor vehicle ones.
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She set sail from Dover in Me Too in 2008 but had to stop because of inclement weather and technical issues.
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The final was delayed nearly six hours by rain and the 96-minute match was interrupted twice by further inclement weather.
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The last time the parade's balloons were grounded due to inclement weather was in 1971, according to the New York Times.
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Codelco has pointed to declining ore grades, inclement weather around its northern mines and operational issues as reasons for lower production.
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Knudson says the NTSB will investigate the crash, but inclement weather in the area is making travel to the site difficult.
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A spokesperson for the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority told the NYT that inclement weather caused the shortage of security agents at Dulles.
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"Our vehicles can safely handle fog and light rain," Waymo writes, suggesting the permit does not cover other forms of inclement weather.
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We all get a notification from work that we're having a delayed opening at the office tomorrow morning due to inclement weather.
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Trump was supposed to travel by helicopter, which became impossible because helicopters can't fly in such inclement weather, an AP reporter tweeted.
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After all, the nights draw longer and the weather becomes increasingly inclement in the northern hemisphere with remarkable regularity, year after year.
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The clubs are making up the final game of a four-game series that was postponed April 28 due to inclement weather.
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However, limitations could include inclement weather and the inability for the system to target more than one incoming projectile at a time.
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"We believe her stranding was not related to the inclement weather experienced in San Diego over the weekend," SeaWorld San Diego said.
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Williams said his ability to assist was "divine intervention" since his phone is internet-dependent and often not working during inclement weather.
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Officials ended play because of darkness with half the field still on the course due to inclement weather earlier in the day.
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If you don't have a gym membership because you're using local trails, you may want to look into POPiN for inclement weather.
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For an outdoor wedding, ask the venue what their options are in case of rain or other inclement weather during the ceremony.
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Pennsylvania lawmakers have passed legislation that would allow school districts in the state to offer classes remotely in cases of inclement weather.
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Happ, who was expected to be in uniform on Friday, had his flight to New York canceled because of the inclement weather.
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Nestled amid the snowcapped mountains and glacial fjords of western Norway, the cloistered coastal city is often associated with its inclement climate.
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They even placed a line of matching raincoats in a closet for those who want to visit the piece in inclement weather.
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A studio is separated from the living quarters by an integrated carport that doubles as an outdoor dining area in inclement weather.
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Inclement weather won't be able to get in the way of playtime when your pet has a pair of these babies on.
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It's a family tradition so time-honored that one year when they skipped caroling due to inclement weather, the neighbors took notice.
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Delta said inclement weather could disrupt travel at airports in the upper Midwest on Saturday and the Northeast on Sunday and Monday.
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Trump returned to Washington from Florida, where he attended the Daytona 500 NASCAR race — which was later postponed because of inclement weather.
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It is not unusual for the Yankees — or the Mets, for that matter — to experience inclement weather at home early in the season.
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Plus, if something ever goes wrong — illness, inclement weather, crimes, you name it — you're dealing with it on a boat in open waters.
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A thought occurred to Spon: There was only one way to get to Halifax, and that road often shut down in inclement weather.
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Having shot for a couple of hours in the Swedish rain in December, I can confirm that this camera handles inclement weather well.
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But when inclement weather forced him to postpone the event, Sheppard decided to pore over astronomical data collected by his team in January.
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"We knew there was a chance of inclement weather for this game," First Responder Bowl executive director Brant Ringler said in a statement.
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Dalrymple said state officials never contemplated forcibly removing protesters and his evacuation order was mainly due to concerns about inclement weather endangering people.
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The initial plan was to launch the drone from shore, but inclement weather meant it had to be launched from a nearby tugboat.
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Amtrak announced modified service for more than 20 trains on Sunday because of inclement weather, after canceling service for six trains on Saturday.
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But unfortunately, given Friday's inclement weather we're unlikely to get comparable images with such clear resolution for the recent gatherings on the Mall.
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Mr. Hogrebe said that for those weekends, the city would use smaller vessels "in greater numbers" and that inclement weather may dampen demand.
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Knudson said the NTSB was investigating the incident, but "inclement weather in the area is making travel to the site difficult," AP noted.
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For example, think of the summer months when schools are closed, and times when inclement weather forces students to not go to school.
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Plus, walkers need to be able to cope with inclement weather (rain, snow, cold, or heat wave, you can walk through it all).
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He also says that because the hyperloop would be underground and enclosed in a tube, trains would be less affected by inclement weather.
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SpaceX won't be attempting a recovery of this rocket, in this case because of inclement weather off the coast of Florida in the Atlantic.
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The launch, which was meant to take place last week, was delayed twice after inclement weather and additional checks prompted SpaceX to hold off.
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Inclement weather on the East Coast also caused the postponement of a game between the Nationals and Atlanta Braves in Washington on Saturday night.
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Ford and the University of Michigan recently announced that they developed 3D map technology that augments lidar's capabilities when inclement weather interferes with sensors.
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When Stephanie Schneider of Brooklyn began planning her wedding eight months ago, she knew that a January event presented the risk of inclement weather.
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The star-studded concert was originally supposed to be held on the South Lawn but due to inclement weather the celebration was moved indoors.
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Not even New York City's inclement weather could keep Drew Barrymore from slipping into Monique Lhuillier for the the 74th annual Golden Globe Awards.
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Those flight delays might not actually be the result of inclement weather — for some trying to leave New York this week, it was turtles.
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The Justice Department wanted to have the hearing on Friday, after the ban is supposed to take effect, citing inclement weather in the region.
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The Nationals had off days on April 5 and Friday, and they did not play Saturday due to inclement weather in the nation's capital.
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The Mets said they would start Harvey on Wednesday, after just three days' rest, then reversed that decision, citing inclement weather in the forecast.
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But inclement weather was the furthest thing from my mind as I settled into Cameron Hut on this sunny autumn afternoon in mid-March.
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"Inclement weather in Salt Lake City delayed my departure by a day, and I ended up missing the festivities with my family," he said.
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When you see hours decline especially this time of the year, when you have inclement weather, you always wonder if it's a weather story.
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Travis blamed stiff industry competition, a promotional environment, inclement weather and the roll out of a simplified menu for the softer-than-expected sales.
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Climate: Since sensors and computer vision systems still struggle with inclement weather, expect the first AVs in markets with no snow and little rain.
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That will shake out to roughly 18 paychecks, counting off days, and possibly a few more if there are any postponements due to inclement weather.
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But since they actually camp in inclement weather, they also have to deal with wind blowing out the feeble flame of an ordinary gas burner.
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Play was moved up on Sunday due to inclement weather, with the final 215 players competing in threesomes off of two tees early Sunday morning.
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The inclement weather has sparked a massive influx of cane toads, critters with a poison so toxic, pet owners are fearing for their animals' safety.
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They get into fender benders, have trouble navigating inclement weather, run red lights, and sometimes they can't figure out what to do about taco trucks.
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In December 1931, Christie was traveling back to London on the train when it stalled in place for a full day due to inclement weather.
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From enduring inclement weather and fending off grizzly beasts, to navigating through seemingly endless (not to mention identical) forests, anything can happen in the woods.
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The game between Chicago and visiting Houston was postponed because of inclement weather and will be made up as part of a straight doubleheader Tuesday.
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And, if Waffle House closes, then the index is red — which is rare because the chain is known for being quite prepared for inclement weather.
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By age 2628, the FAA further rated me to fly multi-engine aircraft in inclement weather and furthered my pilot certificate with commercial pilot privileges.
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Smaller rival Hastings also reported higher claims costs due to the inclement weather and a slowdown in gross written premium growth in the first quarter.
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California doesn't feel a whole lot of inclement weather as far as cold, but we do need to build stuff that is more fire-resistant.
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Though there may be a clause taking into account sick days, or game cancellations because of inclement weather, there is no provision for a pandemic.
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Inclement weather (such as solar and atmospheric storms), animals, falling trees, failing equipment, earthquakes, digging, and lightning most often cause dips or losses in power.
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The reasons for these interventions can vary, but that can include navigating unclear lane markings, the system overshooting a turn or driving in inclement weather.
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On Sunday, Nadal will face the winner of the semifinal between Novak Djokovic and Dominic Thiem, which was suspended later Friday because of inclement weather.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. passenger rail operator Amtrak said on Tuesday it had temporarily suspended service between New York City and Boston due to inclement weather.
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Now, with the snowstorm season fast approaching, the threat of inclement weather disrupting the most well-laid travel plans continues to be top of mind.
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The Yankees did their best to beat both the Washington Nationals and the inclement weather on Tuesday night, but could not succeed on either count.
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The best backpacking stoves are portable, reliable in inclement weather, and fuel-efficient enough to avoid having to pack along an assortment of gas canisters.
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RHP Joe Kelly's 2016 debut was put on hold for 24 hours when his scheduled start Thursday in Cleveland was postponed due to inclement weather.
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Two years later, the federal government enacted a passenger bill of rights, which imposes steep fines on airlines that strand their passengers during inclement weather.
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The president had been in Florida earlier on Sunday to attend NASCAR's 62nd Dayton 500, which was ultimately postponed until Monday due to inclement weather.
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Data gathered will include "detailed video views" of things like traffic tie-ups, accidents, fog or other inclement weather and construction slow-downs, according to Reuters.
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Byju's has inspired investor confidence in an inclement environment for start-ups, many of whom have laid off employees or shut shop completely in recent months.
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Over 260,000 customers in the greater Dallas-Fort Worth area were experiencing power outages Monday morning after Sunday afternoon's inclement weather, according to electric company Oncor.
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The Cubs knew that inclement weather was in the forecast and moved up the game's start time by 30 minutes to try to beat the storms.
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Airlines rarely inform passengers that military exercises are the reason for late departures, instead citing generic air-traffic controls or inclement weather, even on clear days.
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It tells us nothing of the hardships that Ader surely faced — the need to stay awake for long hours, rationing supplies, and dealing with inclement weather.
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Will he be able to command an offense in inclement weather — or will he be too worried about the football slipping from his small, baby hands?
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"2016 had 15% more inclement weather than 2015 which reflects the 12.7% reduction in gross receipts," the organization said in an email to CNBC on Friday.
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ET: -- Two people died Friday night in traffic accidents linked to inclement weather in North Carolina, said spokeswoman Olivia James of the State Emergency Response Team.
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While we cannot prevent every blackout, we can certainly speed up repair time and better deal with inclement weather (and terrorism) by putting these wires underground.
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This environmentally-friendly train is quiet, uses less energy than normal trains, and still functions well under inclement weather because of the lack of moving parts.
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Allbirds's glorified slippers are most useful if all you do is pad around an office all day, and even then you should still avoid inclement weather.
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Chicago will have an extra day to prepare for its home opener against the Seattle Mariners, as expected inclement weather caused the postponement of Thursday's contest.
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The scrapped cemetery visit sparked virulent backlash, with some of Trump's critics suggesting he wasn't willing to brave the inclement weather to honor fallen American troops.
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For Alasdhair Willis, the creative director of Hunter and the husband of the fashion designer Stella McCartney, inclement weather is a work-related subject of discussion.
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The chance encounter was only possible because the cruise ship had been rerouted from Cienfuegos, Cuba to Ocho Rios, Jamaica due to inclement weather, he said.
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Everyone should be wary when weather geeks start getting excited about an upcoming shift in the jet stream because it usually means inclement weather is ahead.
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The game between host Washington and Los Angeles was postponed due to inclement weather and will be made up as of a split doubleheader on Saturday.
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In early June, Baird analyst David Tarantino published a research note saying inclement weather became a headwind for restaurants in the back-half of the quarter.
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The only lesson the nation should derive from that story is that it's a bad idea to give an extremely long inaugural speech in inclement weather.
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Promoters and many artists typically buy policies that cover cancellations caused by things like inclement weather or an illness that affects an artist's ability to appear.
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And Matt Apter, a tour guide, has had to find refuge from inclement weather in churches around Times Square because he arrives well before his customers.
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One reason for the multinight stays, which a half-dozen staffers told Politico about, is inclement weather that prevents the crews from taking off from Prestwick.
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The high desert terrain is one of striking contrast and inclement weather: summer days soar above one-hundred-degrees, and winter nights plunge to below freezing.
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In their first 50 Tests against opponents other than Zimbabwe, Bangladesh lost 47 and drew three—two of which were thanks to inclement weather shortening the game.
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The first place we look for inspiration is the le catwalk, where outfits inhabit a fantasyland free of subways, inclement weather, and budget limitations of any kind.
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Even if you have to leave your vehicle to use the pump, ExxonMobil suggests that this will reduce your time outside in unsafe locations and inclement weather.
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" Akins, who is also chairman of AEP, also emphasized the tailwind his Columbus, Ohio-based company gets from inclement weather, saying 2018 was a "strong weather year.
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The most common is that you have worn snow or rain boots to work due to inclement weather, and now your feet are hot, wet, or both.
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According to the company's latest monthly report on its self-driving car program, tiny windshield wipers were built to help the rooftop sensors better navigate inclement weather.
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Braving the torrential rain, the cast of 13 Reasons Why has paraded across the red carpet, and kept their outfits looking pretty spiffy despite the inclement weather.
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But now, thanks to both the dangers of wrangling hundreds of people near Times Square and the threat of inclement weather, Hamilton's lottery has officially gone online.
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If you look at all the benefits—reduction in traffic, and the comfort of riding—there's really no reason, other than the one negative being inclement weather.
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Having collected lots of data on different driving environments, traffic patterns, and road conditions, Google is keen to test its systems in the inclement weather of Kirkland.
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Bartaco, in particular, is susceptible to inclement weather, including rain, snow and cold temperatures because it relies on its patio as a core part of its business.
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High-altitude launches, Branson argues, allow satellites to be placed in their intended orbit more efficiently while avoiding some cancellations due to inclement whether on the ground.
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Rescue operations were suspended until 5:00 A.M. (1100 GMT) due to dangerous conditions and inclement weather, said Cecilio Chacaj, a spokesman for the municipal firefighters department.
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Ben Rhodes, who served as deputy national security adviser for strategic communications under President Barack Obama, said the excuse about the inclement weather did not stand up.
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Afghan officials said that an initial recovery mission on Tuesday was canceled because of inclement weather and the Taliban presence in the area, The Washington Post reported.
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But in inclement weather, these apps can lead unwitting drivers like Rachael down unpaved, unplowed, or unsafe roads — turning an attempt to avoid traffic into a disaster.
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The third fourball session was moved up due to predicted inclement weather related to Tropical Storm Kong-Rey, but was unable to be completed due to darkness.
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As someone who flies often, I understand and appreciate the difficulties faced by the airlines with demanding schedules, tight deadlines, unforeseen circumstances like inclement weather, and others.
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But advocates for homeless people have long argued that the unsheltered population is likely higher, since people find temporary relief with friends and family during inclement weather.
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As such, many resort to treating their white kicks like the proverbial glass slipper — no exposure to inclement weather, no extended walking, and definitely no actual sporting activities.
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The scheduled game between the Texas Rangers and the host Cleveland Indians was postponed due to inclement weather Tuesday night, and the teams will play a doubleheader Wednesday.
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The inclement weather may have put a damper on the day, but as the sun set, snowed in teachers and kids made the best of a difficult situation.
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In the report, Steve Paul of Test Drive Technologies explained that the vessels&apos engines — and pumps that remove water from their hulls — might fail in inclement weather.
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A guided group witnessed the fall and were able to alert park rangers of the accident, but inclement weather prevented the helicopter from reaching the pair right away.
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But he was able to right himself on the back nine, birdying the par 224s, and is hardly out of it, especially with an inclement forecast for Saturday.
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This is where some have met their death -- either slipping from the cables, or falling from "Death Slabs," massive, slick rocks that are particularly treacherous during inclement weather.
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Senator Barack Obama did this in Denver eight years ago, and if not for inclement weather President Obama would have done it in Charlotte, N.C., four years ago.
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The idea is to avoid adding additional school days to the calendar due to inclement weather days, Kyle Newton, the assistant superintendent of the district, told BuzzFeed News.
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Inclement weather in the new year, however, as well as falling food prices, may have helped slow sales toward the end of the quarter, which ran through January.
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Such bots could be used to build giant stone walls that help shield man-made structures from inclement weather, or assist in the building of levees or breakwaters.
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Inclement weather may have impacted turnout in some areas, and the IEC said it would conduct an audit for certain polling stations because of reports of duplicate voting.
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The "I Want You Back" singers were supposed to reunite at last February's 40th anniversary celebration of SNL, but inclement weather kept some of the guys from attending.
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And they're durable enough to withstand dust, inclement weather, and even a trip through a car wash—if you could find one large enough for a tractor trailer.
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But after months of planning of her birthday bash, however, Kylie revealed on her Instagram Stories Friday that the party was not happening due to the inclement weather.
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City Council Speaker Corey Johnson in a tweet called for Ryan's resignation after the elections board director blamed broken machines on inclement weather, the New York Post reported.
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Mounted on your house, a camera also lets you check on your property after inclement weather, a huge help if you have large trees or suffer from flooding.
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The boots are handmade in Spain, but the brand is Nordic and its shoes are designed in Stockholm (which explains why they're made perfectly for inclement winter weather!).
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The only thing I don't like about winter is that most outdoor events are canceled due to inclement weather, and that I have to wear boots a lot.
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These workers coordinate the flight paths of thousands of aircraft, helping them to conduct takeoffs and landings, navigate inclement weather, and remain at a safe distance from other aircraft.
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Inclement weather presents numerous challenges for AVs, including sensor obstructions caused by raindrops and ice — one reason U.S. developers most often test them in states with dry, sunny weather.
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Other design flaws include a tendency for the boats' engines and water pumps to fail in inclement weather, as well as blind spots that result from their odd shape.
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The third round of the PGA Tour Championship was underway at the East Lake Golf Club on Saturday when organizers suspended play due to inclement weather, the PGA said.
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A favorite of my 20-year-old daughter, Billi Bi has a wide selection of shoes and boots designed to stand up to Copenhagen's inclement weather and cobblestone streets.
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Instead, he provided a list of proposed changes to safety regulations on the types of drugs given to horses, racing in inclement weather and the transparency of veterinary records.
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It gives you hyper-local weather information and precise forecasts so you'll know the exact minute when rain or other inclement weather will start and stop in your area.
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In addition, the industry's earliest scooters weren't built for the wear and tear of being thrown in trucks to be charged at night, or left outside in inclement weather.
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"There are a lot of things, to me, that can go wrong," Ms. Eisenstodt said, including inclement weather and the potential for allergen cross-contamination in a tiny kitchen.
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Unfortunately, the mandate's rigidity makes it impossible for drivers to respond to unforeseeable events like slowdowns from traffic congestion, inclement weather, long loading and unloading times, and so forth.
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He was trailing by two strokes after 36 holes in 1996 but never got a chance to make a charge as inclement weather washed out the final two rounds.
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Inflighto not only pinpoints where you are located on a digital map; it will also identify geographic highlights, forecast inclement weather, and indicate how soon you'll arrive at the airport.
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The Mississippi River, which effectively splits the country in half, is both beautiful and dangerous; inclement weather can cause devastating flooding in nearby areas, especially around the Gulf of Mexico.
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Low turnout is expected after the Women's March has been mired in controversy and those who do march in East Coast cities will likely face inclement weather and freezing temperatures.
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Whenever inclement weather threatens to delay or postpone Yankees games, all eyes in the organization turn to the owner Hal Steinbrenner, a licensed pilot and a self-professed weather nerd.
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I've personally not found particularly great kebab in England but should our inclement clime prove irksome I can heartily recommend Al Sediq, Al Qanawat in Damascus for a splendid shawarma.
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SYDNEY, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Gold miners in Australia, motivated by a weak currency, are overcoming inclement weather to dig deeper for more bullion, quarterly production figures released on Sunday show.
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Scott's team also had the misfortune of hitting some inclement weather, including a particularly a wet snowstorm that hindered their progress along the Ross Ice Shelf towards the Antarctic Plateau.
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Thanks to recent inclement, freezing weather, I managed to binge the entire eight-episode third season, which launched on Netflix on New Year's Day, over the course of a weekend.
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Inclement weather — conditions like heavy rain, snow, hail, and the like — have long been viewed as one of the final unsolved technical challenges to bringing self-driving cars to market.
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One of the organizations the ASPCA is working with to help the pups is Guardians of Rescue, which specializes in making sure animals are provided proper protection during inclement weather.
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"March will compensate a lot for February," she said, noting that inclement weather and the loss of a workday on the calendar contributed to underperformance in sectors such as construction.
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In 2008, his semifinal match against Andy Murray had to be suspended because of rain, the first of five consecutive years in which inclement weather wreaked havoc on the draw.
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In inclement weather, take cover at Cerveteca Lisboa, a quiet beer bar across the street pouring hard-to-find brews from Portuguese craft breweries, like Dois Corvos and Passarola Brewing.
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The theater also has to cancel three to four performances a summer because of inclement weather, a rate that is expected to increase, given predictions of a warmer, wetter city.
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Reds-Cardinals postponed The game between the Cincinnati Reds and St. Louis Cardinals was postponed because of inclement weather, setting up a pair of doubleheaders this weekend in St. Louis.
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NEW YORK - Game 22 of the American League Championship Series between the visiting Houston Astros and New York Yankees has been postponed because of expected inclement weather on Wednesday night.
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However, the lens is not — so you'll have to get Fujifilm's adapter and stick a lens filter on if you want to shoot in the rain or other inclement conditions.
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It will come as no surprise that, as the trip wears on, the pair comes to admire each other's contributions, particularly in the face of inclement weather and other complications.
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Her restaurants were closed for two to three days, she said, but her team is used to losing a few days each year due to inclement weather or restaurant renovation.
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Even its fanciest and most expensive phone of all time, the iPhone X, is already getting a decent share of flak from its first buyers (especially those in, uh, inclement weather).
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Because The Office fandom is somehow as strong as ever, the #WinterStormToby hashtag is littered with tweets accusing Michael Scott's humble foil Toby for the inclement weather currently plaguing the northeast.
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But weather isn't the same kind of issue on a road course that it is on an oval since Goodyear provides rain tires to the teams in case of inclement weather.
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"The containers are very strong and made to withstand inclement weather, even hurricane force winds," said Bared, adding that the sustainable and eco-friendly building concept is also easy to maintain.
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But in an effort to avoid being branded the flaky friend during this event-packed (and freezing) season, we crafted an outfit guide for fast-and-easy consultation in inclement weather.
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Davidson, 39, tells PEOPLE that she was forced to make some last-minute adjustments for the bash due to the inclement weather, but that it was smooth sailing in the end.
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A Fed spokesman said that despite the inclement weather that recently gripped Washington, D.C., and the rest of the East Coast, all FOMC members were present for the two-day meeting.
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Without ice roads, mining companies would have to rely on helicopters to get their gear north, which would obviously cost much, much more, and be far more subject to inclement weather.
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People tend to assume that the weather one day will be similar to the weather the previous day, and therefore, they won't take necessary precautions to shield themselves from inclement weather.
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There were other big expenses along the way, like spending thousands of dollars on tents to protect outdoor sessions during inclement weather, only to see the tents destroyed in wind storms.
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While fireworks and Trump's speech could likely continue in the event of light rain, inclement weather could put a damper on turnout and complicate the president's plans for an elaborate flyover.
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The inclement weather caused the Senate's first week back from the holidays to sputter out, but both chambers of Congress are slated to be back in town in the coming week.
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Job growth slowed sharply in March amid inclement weather, and as layoffs continued in the retail sector, but the unemployment rate dropped to a nearly 10-year low of 4.5 percent.
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In the 36-hole sectional qualifier seven years ago, Romo opened with a 71, but had to withdraw because delays due to inclement weather led to a conflict with Cowboys' practices.
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In my 16 years of living near Yosemite, I've seen the park, and its gateway communities, adversely affected by wildfires, flooding, inclement weather, and occasional hour-long lines at entrance stations.
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Saturday's television ratings were the highest for the third round of a tournament since 2015, and Sunday's viewership was solid considering start times were moved up hours to accommodate inclement weather.
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The Old Quarter and Croix-Rousse neighborhoods are full of traboules, secret, covered passageways that were used by silk traders to transport goods in inclement weather and as shortcuts across town.
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Friday night's game between the visiting Atlanta Braves and the Cleveland Indians was postponed due to inclement weather and will be made up as part of a traditional doubleheader on Saturday.
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"Inclement weather was the primary culprit for the slowdown in the pace of job growth in March," said Joseph Song, an economist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in New York.
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"Due to the inability to properly assess schools and roads tonight following the inclement weather, all schools in the Laurel School District will be closed," the district said in a statement.
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Meanwhile, investments in projects such as concentrated solar power (CSP) mean that thermal energy can be stored and used to produce electricity at any time — even at night or during inclement weather.
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The launch itself was delayed several times over the past week—including once when the Falcon 9 rocket's first stage displayed unexpected sensor readings and twice for inclement weather, according to Space.com.
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The system, implemented in 2012, allows first responders around the country to dispatch short, loud, text-message-like bulletins to warn mobile users about inclement weather, abducted children or criminals at large.
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Travis blamed stiff industry competition, particularly when it comes to value promotions, inclement weather during the winter months and the roll out of a simplified menu for the softer-than-expected sales.
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Students in Boston marched from the city's Park Street Station to the state house in protest of gun violence, participating in the national walkout despite their schools being closed for inclement weather.
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White House officials feared in the days leading up to the event that inclement weather and late-developing logistics could cap attendance, presenting a problem for a president obsessed with crowd size.
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It was an odd choice — many of skaters had never trained outdoors before, and the Sochi races were indoors — and it looked even worse after the camp was marred by inclement weather.
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Nearly 100,000 fans attended the past two years, a record for a golf tournament in Italy, despite inclement weather during the first two rounds in 2016 that prevented an even larger turnout.
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Sheep here outnumber people by 20 to 1, and inclement weather on the islands has encouraged the local sheep to grow a softer and lighter weight fiber that makes Shetland wool unique.
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On that day, he was going to give a lecture called "Beyond Pluto: The Hunt for a Massive Planet X," but it was delayed until the next day because of inclement weather.
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The Euro 2016 also risks being disrupted by the ongoing strikes and protests over the country's much contested labor bill, and by the inclement weather, which has left parts of France underwater.
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The most common sensor, LIDAR—which uses pulsed laser light to determine proximity and depth of objects near a self-driving vehicle—is still being tested for its usefulness in inclement weather.
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Belmont Stakes officials are hoping inclement weather doesn&apost rain on their parade during Saturday&aposs big horse race, featuring fan favorite Justify — the undefeated colt hoping to win the coveted Triple Crown.
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Days after heavy rain drenched the Meadowlands for the game between the Jets and Atlanta Falcons, fans headed to the AFC East clash will not have to worry about inclement weather Thursday night.
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Across the industry, development on self-driving tech is ongoing, and substantial challenges remain: automakers have only recently begun testing in inclement weather, for example, and the regulatory picture is still pretty murky.
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One way it does so is by protecting crop insurance, a crucial tool for our farmers who face challenges such as natural disasters or inclement weather that can wipe out an entire operation.
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It's also a time when carriers face inclement weather, which can affect shipping times, and this year there are fewer days between Thanksgiving and Christmas, meaning more volume over a shorter time span.
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According to law enforcement, the roadway is covered in snow and ice, but they have not confirmed that the accident was caused by the inclement conditions and have not reported any deaths or injuries.
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"We know that fans often suffer through inclement weather for their favorite acts, but this was an unusual event and our thoughts are with those who were injured during this storm," the casino said.
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Of course, driving in Michigan in the winter is bound to bring a little snow, so the cynical may suggest that Ford had little choice but to soldier on in the inclement weather conditions.
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Well, a 70-person company that's been quietly establishing an avid following by merging gaming, indoor cycling and social elements and changing the way that people get fit during colder months and inclement weather.
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Having said that, you'll still want those Fidlock snaps clasped to keep the flap in place in inclement weather (the top zipper isn't taped) and to give the backpack a clean and tidy look.
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It seems a planned delay of two tax refunds and inclement weather took a serious bite out of Jack in the Box sales during the first quarter and could carry over into the second.
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The actor revealed early Saturday morning that he was stuck in Atlanta due to inclement weather —the Georgia city was hit with up to a foot of snow in some areas, grounding many flights.
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Kerry Haigh, the chief championships officer for the P.G.A. of America, had said Saturday night that he did not think the tournament would allow preferred lies, even with more inclement weather in the forecast.
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A $110 million Nigerien air base constructed by the US will finally begin counterterrorism operations using intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) drones after delays due to inclement weather conditions, the military announced on Friday.
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The NHL even scrapped a World Cup viewing party outside the arena hosting the final on Thursday, citing inclement weather, after only a handful of fans had gathered for the event two nights earlier.
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A's-Angels (canceled, rain) After the start of the game was initially pushed back because of rain, the game between Oakland and Los Angeles was later canceled because of inclement weather in Tempe, Ariz.
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More and more, as seas rise and spill into coastal cities, property owners who signed up for the water views but not the flooding are being forced to recalculate the risks of inclement weather.
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In the end, there are things Arrive doesn't do for you — like remind you to take playing cards, extra-strong garbage bags or a rain cover for your pack in case of inclement weather.
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It's a hefty price tag... especially in the case of inclement weather, when you have to abort mission and rent a last-minute tent instead of dancing under the stars like you initially planned.
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Many Australians live in bushfire-prone regional areas and know all too well what it&aposs like to deal with not only smoke but also the inclement threat of loss of life and property.
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Peterson is as perplexed as everyone, but, like Southern California drivers unaccustomed to driving in wet conditions, he suggests the trainers and track officials may be unaccustomed to dealing with so much inclement weather.
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Walk down a city street in late February, after months of spotty trash pickup due to inclement weather, and you will be hard pressed to find a tree that isn't covered in plastic bags.
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The accident Thursday evening on Table Rock Lake also is raising questions about whether storm warnings in the area went unheeded and whether any agency can keep boaters off the water when inclement weather approaches.
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After inclement weather puts a damper on their day, Captain TJ Ott and his crew break their dry spell to cash in on a payday of more than $12,000 after catching two giant Bluefin tuna.
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On Saturday the company said inclement weather in the port city of Tuxpan and various thefts on the highway between the cities of Salamanca and Leon in the state of Guanajuato had reduced its inventory.
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John DingellJohn DingellMcCain and Dingell: Inspiring a stronger Congress Pelosi should take a page from Tip O'Neill's playbook Alaskan becomes longest serving Republican in House history MORE's (D-Mich.) funeral service Tuesday by inclement weather.
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Today, tourists flock there — despite a difficult, 26-mile hike that typically lasts four days, as well as generally inclement weather, and the altitude they have to contend with as they ascend over 13,000 feet.
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Political analysts and party officials attributed the decline to several reason: increasing disillusionment with South Africa's political system; apathy, especially among younger voters; and inclement weather on Election Day in many parts of the country.
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Commercial tour guides will be permitted to conduct "a brief site orientation" for their group in a first-floor area of the Ellis Island museum, from November to March and during periods of inclement weather.
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"Due to inclement weather, technical problems that led to the cancellation of his flight, and other logistical issues, Secretary Ross regrets he is no longer able to attend ... in person," a Commerce Department spokesperson said.
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And they have to make their newly stripped-down companies appear so stripped down that they can survive even in a more inclement environment, which means they have to ditch as many obligations as possible.
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The trip got off to a shaky start Saturday when Trump did not attend a World War I memorial service near Paris on Saturday because of inclement weather; his absence drew a slew of critiques.
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Senate Bill 440 would create an opt-in program for school districts to establish "flexible instruction days," using technology to fill the gap rather than have students and teachers take the day off for inclement weather.
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The 100 children are in addition to the more than 2,300 who were separated, the 522 who have been reunited, and the 16 who were scheduled to be reunited but were delayed because of inclement weather.
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The Anderson School District 5, which primarily consists of elementary schools in the Anderson, South Carolina, area, is adapting an e-learning program that hopes to completely eliminate snow days and other inclement weather makeup days.
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The last time 11 or more people died while climbing Everest was during a 2015 avalanche, according to the New York Times — but the latest deaths seem to be the result of overcrowding, not inclement weather.
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"Failure to have a family emergency plan for inclement weather can undoubtedly add unnecessary stress when a storms hits, especially if routine communication channels are down," said Martha Mitchell Meade, a spokeswoman for AAA Mid-Atlantic.
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With voters along the Eastern Seaboard getting wet heading to the polls this Election Day, political scientists and meteorologists are attempting to game out whether the inclement weather could be an issue affecting voters this cycle.
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John Deere is equipping the VoloDrone with a sprayer and tank array mounted to its cargo connection points, which will be able to dispense pesticides, liquid fertilizer, anti-frost agents for unseasonable inclement weather and more.
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Users on the Twitter-like service Weibo, citing witnesses who were at the scene, said there was no official warning in Phuket against sailing when the ship left port, before it encountered inclement weather at sea.
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Cyanotech Corp: * CYANOTECH REPORTS FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR THE THIRD QUARTER AND FIRST NINE MONTHS OF FISCAL 2020 * INCLEMENT AND COOL WEATHER THIS QUARTER IMPACTED PRODUCTION WHICH AFFECTED GROSS MARGINS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Peterson is as perplexed as everyone else -- but, like Southern California drivers unaccustomed to driving in wet conditions, Peterson suggests that the trainers and track officials may be unaccustomed to dealing with so much inclement weather.
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Duterte was scheduled to meet with their families in City Hall where the coffins have been placed, but cancelled the trip "due to inclement weather," assistant secretary of presidential communications, Mia Reyes, said in a text message.
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Still, Waymo's head of self-driving tech Dmitri Dolgov says that there's a lot to work on, including building out better maps, making rides smoother overall, and improving navigation in inclement weather like heavy rain and snow.
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"In addition to the disruption from inclement weather, the uncertainty of the government shutdown also caused some customers to delay their purchases," said Thomas King, senior vice-president of the data and analytics division at J.D. Power.
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The craft spent a total of 2000 hours — more than 240 days — in the air, stopping at airports across Europe, North America, and Asia to avoid inclement weather, and to give its two pilots well-deserved breaks.
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Even so, there wasn't much media braving the inclement weather, so, at VICE, we felt almost like we were alone with the hundreds of protesters as they directed all their attention, words, and movements toward our lens.
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Over 60 people have died trying, many of them slipping from the metal cables meant to help hikers reach the top, or falling off the "Death Slabs," huge, slick rocks that become increasingly dangerous during inclement weather.
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"Inclement weather has made it difficult and at times impossible to access the vessel, and conditions have been too dangerous for external underwater inspections — a key assessment ahead of salvage operations progressing in earnest," the statement read.
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The previous sets of doors have been damaged for years, according to an Interior official, to the point where wind and water come into the office during inclement weather, which in turn damaged the historic hardwood floors.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on Tuesday canceled a visit to Sagay City, where he was scheduled to meet with the families, "due to inclement weather," assistant secretary of presidential communications, Mia Reyes, said in a text message.
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When farmed fish escape - which frequently happens, due to inclement weather, predators causing damage to pens, human error or equipment failure - they can spread disease and parasites and out-compete wild fish for food, habitat and mates.
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Most AVs use a combination of lidar, radar and cameras to survey their environment, but these technologies can fall short in even mildly inclement weather, and few AV systems meaningfully incorporate external data on weather and road conditions.
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Dozr sees itself as differentiated from these marketplaces because it provides insurance directly to equipment owners with every rental, allows renters to book talent not just equipment, and because it has deep experience in markets with inclement weather.
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The Orioles, who belted three homers in the three-game sweep of the Minnesota Twins, registered four solo blasts in a 6-1 victory over the Rays on Friday before Saturday's scheduled contest was postponed by inclement weather.
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EditorsNote: updates with details and quotes The Servpro First Responders Bowl goes into the books as a "no contest" after Wednesday's game between Boston College and No. 25 Boise State was canceled due to inclement weather in Dallas.
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Finlay also spent considerable time presenting the weeks of night shoots -- prompting one crew member to mutter that he felt like a vampire -- amid inclement weather that pushed the production, and those working on it, to their limits.
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"Inclement weather is a drag on payrolls, but nonetheless we should have certain rebound above the threshold of some 100,000 you need to absorb new entrants to the labor market," said Bernd Weidensteiner, U.S. economy specialist at Commerzbank.
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The Pittsburgh office gives them a new testbed, where they can prove their tech in inclement driving conditions and adverse winter weather, and it also puts them in close proximity to Carnegie Mellon and Pittsburgh's robotics talent pool.
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Without travel insurance, you could be out all or part of the money you've spent if you wind up not being able to go on the cruise for some reason, including inclement weather that's out of your hands.
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S.B. 440 would create an opt-in program for Pennsylvania school districts to establish "flexible instruction days" that use technology to allow for remote instruction, rather than having students and teachers take a day off for inclement weather.
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While a majority of the Riveters were to fly out Thursday night (with no serious inclement weather in the forecast), Battaglino said seven players or staff members would travel separately from the team to better accommodate their schedules.
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The two-hour trip, on hard benches, is a bumpy, sunburning voyage that you'll wish was quickly over (note that depending on the weather the trip can be pleasant or nightmarish; in truly inclement weather, boats don't run).
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Perhaps it's the popularity of quilted outerwear trickling down below the ankles, the increasingly blurred lines between high fashion and inclement-weather gear, or some kind of need for extra comfort as we face a tumultuous upcoming decade.
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The inclement weather comes as part of two large storm systems which are bringing a mix of rain, sleet and snow across the Midwest and Northeast, leaving over 50 million people under some type of winter weather alert.
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With the Coast Guard having to abandon missions due to the inclement weather, it's unclear how the crewman will fare or if Wild Bill and his men will be able to pull him back aboard before it's too late.
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IN THE litany of bosses' gripes about Brazil's inclement business climate, rigid labour laws vie for pride of place with its convoluted tax laws and its licensing rules (on everything from health and safety to protection of cultural heritage).
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The reason so many companies are testing their vehicles in places such as Arizona is it's relatively flat and dry — in more varied landscapes or inclement weather, vehicle detection and other autonomous capabilities become more complex and less dependable.
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The risks are many, from people camping and congregating in places that aren't designed for those purposes, to large crowds caught in inclement weather or other natural disasters striking when hundreds of thousands of people descend on isolated areas.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross has canceled plans to visit India this week for a business forum due to "inclement weather" and other logistical issues, a spokesman for the agency said in a statement on Wednesday.
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The confirmation hearing, delayed a few hours because of inclement weather in Washington, touched on a wide range of trade policy issues from the renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) to China policy and trade enforcement.
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Although the exact cause of the blackout is still being investigated, Argentina experienced heavy rains over the weekend and there is reason to believe that the inclement weather played a key role in the largest blackout in recent history.
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Fashion people and random New Yorkers alike often spotted Cunningham in his element: biking, always (or riding the subway in the most inclement weather), or camped on the posh corner outside Bergdorf Goodman on 57th Street and Fifth Avenue.
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Argentines and others around the world have been following the search for the San Juan since Friday with growing angst, as inclement weather, and the absence of a distress signal from the crew, dim hopes of a safe return.
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Up next for Djokovic, who has won four of the last five majors, will be either fellow Serbian Dusan Lajovic, the 27th seed, or American Denis Kudla, who were unable to play their match earlier because of inclement weather.
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Their response to the hurricane might include "pausing our service when weather does not permit safe riding, and can sometimes lead to removing Birds from the road during periods of inclement weather such as hurricanes," a Bird spokesperson said.
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The reality is, laying your edges will make an old twist-out look that much better, but sweat, inclement weather, or a sweaty NYC subway can easily take your freshly-pressed hairline from fly to frizzy just as fast.
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Summers in Texas can be dangerously hot; indeed, inclement weather has forced the cancellation or evacuation of at least a half dozen major festivals in the past couple years, including the debut of Something Wicked's sister event in Dallas, Something Wonderful.
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Buttigieg, who would be the first openly gay president, staged Sunday's festivities inside an old Studebaker factory, a backup location pressed into service because of inclement weather, but one that allowed Buttigieg to show off city redevelopment on his watch.
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Although the pilot, Ara Zobayan, was himself licensed to fly in low-visibility situations, he should have been restricted to fly in inclement weather because of the license status of the company, Island Express Helicopters, on the day the crash occurred.
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Because of what Air Canada called inclement weather, the cargo plane was forced to land in Toronto and then redirected to Edmonton, only getting to Grande Prairie the next day at 10 AM, roughly 18 hours after the festival had ended.
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The company, which sells asphalt and cement as well as house-construction supplies, said it no longer expected earnings growth in Australia this year and that inclement weather there and in South Korea and the United States had hit sales.
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And if there's a day or two of inclement weather, you can do what you'd do if you were away at the beach: Find a fun indoor activity to pass the time, like going to a movie or playing board games.
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Other companies pursuing self-driving technology, including GM through its Cruise acquisition, have expressed their intent to also test in Michigan, where inclement weather conditions will help them focus in on that difficult area still in need of exploration and improvement.
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Baird analyst David Tarantino published a research note Tuesday backtracking on his initial outlook for the industry's same-store sales in the month of May, saying inclement weather became a headwind for restaurants in the back-half of the quarter.
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The big picture: Home energy storage systems commonly use batteries to store the electricity generated by rooftop solar panels, which can then be used during peak times and on demand to reduce utility costs or for backup power during inclement weather.
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"Marines can carry an all-black, plan, standard or collapsible umbrella at their option during inclement weather with the service and dress uniforms," according to a new All Marine Corps message, which is expected to be posted by tomorrow evening.
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On Wednesday, Kory L. Honea, the Butte County Sheriff, announced that next week, residents may be allowed to return to certain sections of the town in phases providing there were no "setbacks," like inclement weather, which can lead to mudslides.
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Despite inclement weather most days and several newcomers making their debuts, manager Bryan Price's club has won five of six and could be unbeaten had it not been for blowing a three-run lead in the eighth inning on Friday.
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To urge people not to save parking spots with cones or household objects during inclement weather, which they astutely labeled "Game of Cones," the department shared a post from its Facebook page featuring everyone's favorite back-from-the-dead character, Jon Snow.
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These are impressive because inclement weather and nighttime driving are particularly challenging for autonomous driving software, owing to factors like reduced visibility for optical sensors and a lot more interference with sensors in general because of the added noise created by the rain.
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It was the third successive day that inclement weather on South Africa's Highveld had prematurely ended play at Glendower Golf Club with the field being summoned off the course at 3.25 pm local time (1325 GMT) because of the threat of lightning.
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"Visitor safety is always a top priority and we are working with our interagency and law enforcement colleagues to ensure the safety of all who attend, including in the event of inclement weather during the day," Molly Block said in a statement.
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Waffle House is known for its 24-hours-a-day, 365-days-a-year hours and for being an unofficial measure for just how bad a tropical storm or hurricane really is, as most locations will remain open even in inclement weather.
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Each will have a safety driver on board, as they do in the current San Francisco test, but now they'll be tackling inclement four-season weather, as well as other drivers and pedestrians who are less laid back than their west coast counterparts.
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Lawmakers say the part-time designation is inaccurate considering the regular work they do back in their districts; many also note that they travel back and forth to Albany from hundreds of miles away, in often inclement weather, to do the people's business.
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EditorsNote: updates with Gray being announced starter for G22.92 on Saturday The game between the Cincinnati Reds and St. Louis Cardinals scheduled for Friday night was postponed because of inclement weather, setting up a pair of doubleheaders this weekend in St. Louis.
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Trump had been eager to visit the DMZ, as other presidents have, to show strength in the face of North Korea's provocations, White House officials said, but was forced at the last minute to abandon the trip Wednesday because of inclement weather.
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Mark Tribe's "Balsam Lake Mountain Wild Forest, Ulster County, New York," from the series New Nature (13–17), allows us to linger more than we might in the wild, where fellow hikers, inclement weather, or mosquitoes compel us to be on our way.
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Together, the companies were also able to conclude that delivery sales were often near hospitals and universities, that most orders typically increased during dinner time or on days with inclement weather, and that 90 percent of the orders included the restaurant's menu-favorite waffle fries.
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The standard requires no cages or crates of crowding be used on farms, which is aimed at improving the living environment of the animals, allowing outdoor access, and adopting a "pasture-centered" farm, where animals are removed from the pasture in times of inclement weather.
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If there's a different weather app that you particularly like and have grown attached to, check inside the settings or across the tabs to look for weather warnings—most will now give you a heads-up if inclement or even life-threatening weather is approaching.
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Make believe you're flying around the dry desert climate as Aladdin and Jasmine or enjoying the comfortable ocean temps as Ursula — or maybe you're trapped inside a glass claw machine where inclement weather can't touch you anyway as a Space Alien from Toy Story.
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CST) * Feeder cattle end firm * Hog market closes lower By Theopolis Waters CHICAGO, Feb 264.200 (Reuters) - Chicago Mercantile Exchange live cattle futures rose modestly on Tuesday, helped by inclement weather in the western corn belt that delayed delivery of livestock to packing plants, said traders.
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"While the students will be able to do their work offline on their Chromebooks during the inclement weather day, if they do have internet access they can communicate with their teacher during predetermined times that the teacher establishes online office hours," said the assistant superintendent.
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"Mariners are advised to transit the main channel, reduce wake and use extreme caution while transiting the area in the vicinity of the Tappan Zee Bridge, especially during inclement weather and darkness, and pay particular attention to vessel movements," said the notice, dated March 3.
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"Due to inclement weather, technical problems that led to the cancellation of his flight and other logistical issues, Secretary Ross regrets he is no longer able to attend the CEO Forum and Commercial Dialogue in person," the spokesman said, noting that Ross would participate remotely.
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Earlier this month, it was reported that although Zobayan was himself licensed to fly in low-visibility situations, he should have been restricted to fly in inclement weather because of the license status of the company, Island Express Helicopters, on the day the crash occurred.
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The "Zero Deck is the underground walkway that provides an avenue for traversing the entire below-grade level of all six barracks and [dining area] Delano Hall in a safe and secure environment, especially in the event of inclement weather," according to a government website.
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For the fall test drive, an Off the Grid employee drove the Cubert to Fort Mason on a flatbed truck, unfolded it, extended the flap that shields customers from inclement weather and made sure that the self-contained sinks and refrigeration unit were working.
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Even though their road trip was cut short by inclement weather in Colorado, where they have won eight in a row, the Pittsburgh Pirates return home on a high note as they prepare to open a three-game series versus the visiting Cincinnati Reds on Friday night.
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Busy area fees, which are analogous to surge pricing in its ride-hailing business, tend to pop up for various restaurants on the Uber Eats app when there's inclement weather or if you try ordering food at 4AM and there are only a few restaurants open.
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Even when it rains (which isn't often: Goodwood has a reputation for being rather lucky when it comes to avoiding the often inclement British summer weather) people still arrive en masse, complete with their wellies if they remembered them, or plastic bags if they did not.
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"Our AVs must be able to drive from any point A to any point B, which means driving through all edge cases they experience on the road, such as inclement weather, road work, and any other road obstructions," NEVS CEO Stefan Tilk said in a statement.
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"We used the opportunity of the inclement weather on the East Coast to take the opportunity for a Republican and a Democrat to get in a car, spend a significant amount of time together, and talk about the issues," Hurd said on the livestream Tuesday afternoon.
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"Thousands of people in New York City are able to order anything they want from our partners online and know that they can return home to their packages without the threat of theft, inclement weather, or the dreaded 'sorry we missed you' door tag," says Schoenfelder.
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The House Budget Committee announced Monday evening that it had rescheduled its markup of the GOP's healthcare bill because of inclement weather expected in Washington, D.C. The markup was originally scheduled for Tuesday, but the committee announced Monday evening that it will now take place on Thursday.
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Staying indoors during inclement weather is another respectable solution, but unfortunately, many people are obliged to leave their homes despite drizzles and downpours; for those who choose to live in North America's Pacific Northwest, electing to remain inside on rainy days results in full-blown hermit mode.
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Aviation and security officials in Costa Rica told local news media on Sunday that the cause of the crash was unknown but that the Nature Air plane encountered inclement weather on Sunday when it first tried to land in Punta Islita to pick up the American passengers.
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What's more, Southern parts of the country, including some 13 million people, will also be affected by inclement winter weather: In Texas, southwestern Arkansas and western Louisiana, there's a risk of strong winds, thunderstorms, large hail and isolated tornadoes Wednesday afternoon and evening, according to The Weather Channel.
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One can even imagine a world in which insurers and customers benefit mutually from coaching about specific routes that might improve safety, or perhaps notifications on days in which inclement weather has increased the risk of accidents to such high levels that the consumer might prefer to stay home.
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New Jersey, which had its game against Winnipeg on Tuesday postponed due to inclement weather, went 0-7-4 during its 11-game skid in 23-91 and scored as many goals Saturday in a 5-4 loss at Arizona as it did over the previous five contests.
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Mother Nature may have handed an unexpected present to Cleveland, as inclement weather in Detroit forced the postponement of the series finale and allowed manager Terry Francona to push each member of his starting rotation back a day with ace Corey Kluber (back) on the 10-day disabled list.
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There, residents were frustrated by the delivery of electricity; inclement weather would cause blackouts, maintenance requests were delayed or even unanswered, and perhaps most importantly, they didn't really understand what exactly it was that Electric Company of Ghana actually did or how to get in touch with them.
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Students from grades 3 through 12 in the school board are already given Chromebooks to use at home, so in the event of a snow day or other inclement weather that causes a shutdown, kids will be expected to log on from home, communicate with teachers, and complete assignments.
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I would remember the unrelenting windy unpleasantness of that first trip to the city often after I moved to it more than a decade later, walking from work past tourists by the hundreds who were similarly underdressed, unable to fathom that there could be inclement weather in California.
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How is one to know that inclement almost always goes with weather; that aspersions are cast but insults hurled; that observers are keen; that processions are orderly; that drinks, as someone apparently decreed sometime in the early years of this century, must be grabbed and e-mails shot?
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Two reconnaissance helicopters were sent to comb the missing Eurocopter AS350 Ecureuil helicopter's planned flight path from Toncontin international airport in capital city Tegucigalpa to Comayagua, some 50 miles (80 km) northwest, but because of inclement weather conditions land teams were sent in, the Honduran armed forces said in the statement.
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The vast majority of people who drive them do not need the space or towing capacity nearly as much as they think they do, and despite popular conception, they do not handle inclement weather better than a smaller car with similar technology—such as all wheel drive—which many have.
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In a sign of his enduring fascination with inclement weather, colleagues at the White House say he often calls them to the window when a storm hits D.C. "As a professor, one of my top-line goals was just helping students achieve their goals and dreams in life," Droegemeier said.
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The North Korean hagiography Great Man and Cinema recounts unbelievable tales of Kim flying his crews through snowstorms in helicopters, carrying their gear up mountains, and even hunting animals for medicine when one scriptwriter's wife got sick: The officials said the weather was very inclement and advised him to go when it abated.
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Other sites like Michigan, which is building a massive 335-acre test facility, offer similar road conditions, but Ontario could prove unique in just how intense it can get in terms of inclement weather systems – and any road in the province is fair game for testing under the rules put forward by the province.
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In Google's most recent self-driving report for the month of December, the company noted that it is using the rare rainy weather in California to test inclement weather in its own autonomous test fleet, but the company's two current testing markets — Silicon Valley and Austin, Texas — don't do much good for trying out snow.
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Hopes from recent weeks that the level of violence was finally tailing off as winter set in seemed dashed with another upturn over the past week, when at least 139 members of pro-government forces and 15 civilians were killed as both sides increased the tempo of violence despite cold and inclement weather throughout Afghanistan.
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From another angle, Russia is also very conscious of its long-shared (and, in the past, disputed) border with China and the growing economic influence of China in Russia's own Far East, at a time when the Kremlin's influence there is being tested by shrinking national budgets, ageing infrastructure and the sheer distances, time zones and inclement weather involved.
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During situations that frustrate some passengers but are out of workers' control, like a delayed arrival at a port due to traffic or inclement weather that forces passengers to remain on the ship, it would have been nice to be honest with passengers rather than having to coddle them, said a former cruise director for Holland America Line.
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Speaking of falling debris, Tschapellar is a Cornell alumnus, and designed the wide-open space with his firsthand knowledge of the low-light months in upstate New York, but declined to consider how the slush of the inclement weather seasons might be transmitted through open-grate flooring onto library patrons OR the precious, precious books for whom the space was expressly designed.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE canceled a planned visit to a neighborhood impacted by Hurricane Dorian in North Carolina due to inclement weather Monday afternoon.
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At this point, it may seem like Governor's Ball is under an inclement-weather curse: For five of the past six years, the NYC music festival has been hit with torrential downpours, muddy fields, and thunderstorms, making any talk of the three-day concert more about ending up soaked — and how the hell you dress for such conditions — and less about the actual performances.
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NASCAR announced on Sunday afternoon that it would be postponing its 62nd Daytona 500, which kicked off with a visit from President TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE earlier in the day, due to inclement weather.
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It will offer $25 off "Comfort Rides," or UberXs with more legroom and headroom, to all riders taking an Uber on Wednesday to certain airports: San Francisco International, Los Angeles International, Chicago's O' Hare International or Dulles International near Washington, D.C. Inclement weather threatens to throw another wrench into Thanksgiving travel plans, with heavy rain and snow expected across the central U.S., plus northwest California and southwest Oregon.
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Blue Origin is about to take the next leap towards launching humans into space: making sure they don't die if things go wrong In what could be their most explosive test yet, the aerospace company is conducting an in-flight test of its crew capsule escape system and you can watch it live beginning at 10:45 am ET. (The test was originally scheduled for Tuesday, but postponed 24 hours due to inclement weather).
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If you put these two together — an intensely hostile and dishonest conservative movement combing every word and act for anything that can be distorted, plus a mainstream press endlessly credulous toward each new faux scandal — and then add, in 2015, an intensely hostile and only moderately more informed Bernie Sanders coalition feeding in their own faux scandals from the left, you have, to put it mildly, a inclement information environment for Clinton.
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