The researchers showed that cells kept at 37 degrees Celsius were more likely to undergo apoptosis (basically, cell suicide) than cells kept at 33 degrees Celsius.
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Vince was one of three white rhinos kept at Thoiry.
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She kept at it through her sophomore and junior years.
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I kept at it, catching Diesel's reflection in the mirror.
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He also kept at least one of his guns, a .
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But 4,000 more are kept at the refuge for research.
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Okapis have not been kept at the Epulu station since.
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Expenditure was kept at bay, even with extra healthcare costs.
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His own outrage, though kept at a simmer, is unmistakable.
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For 2018, the average forecast was kept at 3.0 percent.
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Typically, patients are kept at the facility afterward for monitoring.
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The results of the experiment tally with the results of other experiments—like the fact that anesthetized rats kept at warmer temperatures are unable to shake off the anesthesia than rats kept at cooler temperatures.
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Drinks can be kept at between 120 and 150 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Latency is kept at a low 16ms, according to Qualcomm's claims.
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And for fighters like Petchmai, training is kept at a minimal.
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The server was kept at her home in Chappaqua, N.Y. Mrs.
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We kept at it for eighteen months—you, me, and him.
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We were on the right path now and kept at it.
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Steer clear of food that's not kept at the proper temperature.
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A dog is kept at a pen at the dog pavilion.
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But he kept at his music and developed a local reputation.
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The rate for offshore wind power was kept at 36 yen.
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Employees were kept at their machines even after the alarms rang.
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It is better to be flushed away, kept at a distance.
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So I kept at it every night, usually managing around 3,000 words.
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Others may feel kept at a very long arm's length by obscurantism.
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She was kept at her traffickers' house and threatened for two months.
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Some of the fossils kept at the University of Texas at Austin.
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Fred was totally uncompromising, and Elsa has also kept at her art.
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But, today, almost 800 people are being kept at the overcrowded facility.
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But Amazon has kept at it, and with good reason, Farhad writes.
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Again, I kept at it— and started getting sober stretches in there.
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Still, I kept at it, moving much more slowly through the levels.
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Full-year shipping guidance was kept at 2000 million-2550 million tonnes.
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Another cruise ship is being kept at sea because of the coronavirus.
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Getting married and enlisting in the military should be kept at eighteen.
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His body is being kept at his Blue Roof residence in Harare.
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With enough care and attention, the invasion can be kept at bay.
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Most health codes require food be kept at 40 degrees F or below.
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"Kept at full throttle, the ride would take about a minute," says Aprile.
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Media on the Greek side of the border were kept at a distance.
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Instead of being rehabilitated and released, Bucky was kept at Dolphin Marine Magic.
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They're looking for Erik's stash of drugs, which he kept at the cave.
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He was determined to not let that passion go, and kept at it.
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That angered some politicians and Georgians who want Russia kept at arm's length.
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The Playlist The Spotify player is kept at a low volume for conversation.
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Consequently, the diamonds have to be kept at very near absolute-zero temperature.
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But the doctor kept at it, and finally Michael thought, Maybe he's right.
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Trump's encounters with MBS at the G20 were purposely kept at a minimum.
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Your cortisone levels and hormones need to be kept at a safe level.
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But he kept at it and took encouragement from his most supportive followers.
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"White ethnonationalism was kept at bay because of pluralistic ignorance," Mr. Shirky said.
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Economic growth would be kept at a medium to high level, he added.
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As IOER increases, banks "earn" more from idle cash kept at the Fed.
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A handful of protesters showed up but were kept at bay by security.
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All predicted the statutory reserve ratio (SRR) would also be kept at 5.00%.
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Lux's remains will be kept at the Museum of Vertebrate Zoology at Berkeley.
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This precision cooker uses water kept at a precise temperature to cook food evenly.
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Samantha Bee issued an apology but she is still being kept at the network.
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The baby was kept at a hospital overnight for observation and was released Saturday.
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Units are supposed to be kept at affordable prices for people with low incomes.
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Today, they're fragile, and need to be kept at temperatures close to absolute zero.
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When the trolls are kept at bay, the tech industry and its customers benefit.
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Rabbani: The one that I was kept at, it's called Polar Park Police Station.
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It is in these images, forever embalmed, that our heartbreaks are kept at bay.
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The number of awards allowed was kept at an average of three per year.
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Unlike other Disney parks, real-world tchotchkes and brands will be kept at bay.
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The Rosetta Stone kept at the British Museum, for example, is one such item.
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The 2560-month reference rate, its current benchmark BIPG, was kept at 242.8 percent.
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In some countries, budget carriers have been kept at bay by state-run incumbents.
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Let's hope he's kept at a safe distance now that he's the star again.
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"Usually, there is a list of names kept at the village level," the Rev.
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They were men and women to be kept at a distance, to be feared.
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But the reality of the royal family is that controversy is kept at bay.
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The mirror is kept at Ise Grand Shrine, the holiest Shinto site in Japan.
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According to Politico, the troops are kept at a safer distance than previous troops.
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Nobody lasted much out past the burnt edges where disease was kept at bay.
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Justice Department officials emphasized that the White House had been kept at a distance.
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After they settled, Mr. Haegert reassembled his workshop and kept at his pet project.
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And they kept at it, through the discovery of genes and many other advances.
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Often, the accusers simply want the accused expelled or kept at a safe distance.
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"You are kept at this level," she said, her hand lowering to her waist.
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I think I told him he would be arrested if he kept at it.
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Even Japan's longtime economic nemesis, persistent consumer-price deflation, is being kept at bay.
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And he kept at it until it was polished and ready to see daylight.
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All of the analysts predicted the statutory reserve ratio(SRR) would be kept at 5.00%.
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The Toyota Tacoma is kept at least 15 years by 14.5% of its original owners.
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Full-year shipping guidance was kept at 330 million-340 million tonnes, the company said.
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Binette only kept at it because she had an aunt who encouraged her — coach Eveline.
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In South American cities yellow fever was once kept at bay by mosquito-control measures.
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The non-perishable food will be kept at the White House for a future event.
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He did, however, love writing stories, so he kept at it, despite the early failures.
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McLean said that 95 percent of wildland fires are kept at ten acres or less.
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They lurk on the fringes of every punk scene, kept at bay only by violence.
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Depression and anxiety kept at bay with pills, weekly therapy, and half-hearted yoga practice.
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Reporters, as usual for this first lady and others, were kept at a far distance.
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About 53 American nuclear weapons are kept at an air base that belongs to Turkey.
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But if the value increases over time, the investment can still be kept at cost.
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Ideally, small parties could be kept at bay, and badly needed reform could be achieved.
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" Immigrants refer to temporary border facilities that are kept at low temperatures as the "icebox.
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Their defense spending kept at 1.45% in 2017, which is below 2% of NATO's standard.
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The wolf at the door can be kept at bay for a little while longer.
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And being kept at Rikers "is "certainly going to make his stay a lot more unpleasant.
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Stealth launches ensure the image of each is kept at a distance from the mothership brand.
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The gel-filled caps are stored in dry ice and kept at 32 degrees below zero.
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Most of Iceland's catch is for export, and favorites can be kept at home, fishermen say.
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Security aid to Israel, worth $3.1bn a year, will be kept "at an all-time high".
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Typically, COPVs are kept outside of a tank and are rarely kept at such cold temperatures.
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Upstarts are kept at a distance, unable to compete for the services that consumers prize most.
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The only other parchment version is the Matlack Declaration, which is kept at the National Archives.
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On Monday, Mr. Trump kept at it, complaining on Twitter that Mr. Khan "viciously attacked" him.
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About 7,000 artifacts and samples from the refuge are kept at a museum in Eugene, Oregon.
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B. mandrillaris was first detected in 1986 in a mandrill monkey kept at San Diego Zoo.
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The vaccine must be kept at between minus-60 to minus-80 degrees Celsius during transport.
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The dynamics of the Murdoch family are continuously shifting, and outsiders are kept at a distance.
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It is known as the Pilate stone and is kept at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.
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A family paid him $1,000 for 10 days of work, and then he kept at it.
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Unprecedented numbers of other rare fish species are now being kept at facilities across southeastern Australia.
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But he kept at it, producing a string of papers with findings that supported the hypothesis.
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If I started a company, I saw it through the hard times and kept at it.
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And so it went, and I kept at the beautiful box I was crafting for myself.
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Wells Adams' parents and Sarah Hyland's are being kept at distance, at least for the time being.
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Tensions with North Korea escalated during the spring and summer as Pyongyang kept at its missile tests.
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Riverside County Animal Services provided BuzzFeed News with disturbing images of dogs allegedly kept at her home.
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He was met by a large gang of fans, who police kept at bay while he ate.
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But Harris kept at it, encouraging Warren to say it's time to oust the president from Twitter.
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The overnight lending rate was kept at 9.25 percent and the overnight borrowing rate at 7.25 percent.
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He could have just withdrawn, but he kept at it and I give him props for that.
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The women are allegedly being kept at Kelly's Chicago recording studio and a "guest house" in Georgia.
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If order could be maintained and the spectacle kept at bay, normal Washington would carry this day.
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We put a lot of pressure on ourselves but we worked really hard and kept at it.
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Support for U.S. intelligence, special operations forces, and advisory efforts must be kept at a high level.
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Still, even those disappointed that the corporate rate wasn't kept at 20 percent said they were satisfied.
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Body parts were dumped in waterways, in woods, in oil drums -- even kept at his mother's house.
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Now, most production — more than 90 percent — is kept at home for domestic use, she told CNBC.
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The precise number of planes Russia kept at its Hmeymim base in Syria's Latakia province is secret.
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They are currently kept at the Peabody Museum of Archeology and Ethnography at Harvard's Cambridge, Massachusetts campus.
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In the years since, relations have improved but the two leaders have always kept at a distance.
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And at any time of day: beignets, fried swiftly in oil kept at a steady 375 degrees.
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Ask Real Estate The city rules requires apartments be kept at a minimum temperature during heat season.
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Leisure noise -- which is usually desired -- was recommended to be kept at an average of 70 dB.
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At first she refused, but he kept at it until she "gave in" (her words, not mine).
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Protesters have been kept at a distance, streetcars have sometimes been stopped and traffic has been rerouted.
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Newsday reports the plane was kept at the American Airpower Museum at Republic Airport in Farmingdale, New York.
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But it has held below the policy rate, which the bank has kept at 24 percent since September.
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They kept at even as the Soviet Union collapsed around them, ultimately reaching a depth of 40,230 feet.
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Policy sources previously told Reuters the target will be kept at "around 6.5 percent", unchanged from last year.
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"They played well as they have in awhile, but we kept at it and grinded it," Casey said.
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It said interest rates would be kept at a level ensuring demand for loans without increasing inflationary pressure.
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According to the report from Bloomberg Business, the initial rate of any tax may be kept at zero.
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So I gathered myself and kept at it, for as much of the song as I could remember.
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The overnight lending rate was kept at 9.25 percent and the overnight borrowing rate remained at 7.25 percent.
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But what if you were a bartender at a bar that was constantly kept at sub-zero temperatures?
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PIRATES, the scourge of the high seas, were mostly kept at bay during the first half of 2016.
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In a room kept at 23.5°C they found that the temperature of bare skin was 33.5°C.
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The precise number of planes that Russia kept at its Hmeymim base in Syria's Latakia province is secret.
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The sword, representing one kept at a shrine in central Japan, and the jewel are enclosed in cases.
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Apparently, the guy kept at it while Chris was in a DJ booth, and CB allegedly lost it.
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He also developed a taste for military vehicles, which he collected over the years and kept at Bonnet.
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Portraits by Mr. Kinstler of Reagan and Ford are the official presidential portraits kept at the White House.
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Records for jobs are supposed to be kept at Turner's offices, as part of the company's compliance requirements.
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Discovering that the purchase came with a liquor license, he found himself a bartender and kept at it.
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Several dozen protesters demonstrated outside the resort but were kept at a distance from the candidate and course.
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The outlines were satisfying to me, and so I kept at it, beginning to fill the drawing in.
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Doctors are not sure whether the cancer is gone or being kept at bay by his immune system.
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"I couldn't even get into the area where his body was kept at the cemetery hall," she said.
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Students kept at school Aerial video from CNN affiliates showed police appearing to search students outside the building.
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Trump constantly boasted about having "his generals" by his side; Tillerson, by contrast, was kept at arm's length.
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Though Morgan Stanley's "base case" price target was kept at $250 and the "bear case" remained at $10.
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The network itself said that it was their bad and yet she&aposs still being kept at the network.
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He was cared for the United PetSafe kennel facility which is kept at room temperature (on average 70°F).
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The item, which is kept at the Museum of London, is cracked, chipped, and generally in pretty bad shape.
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The vessel is reminiscent of the ship depicted on the Siren Vase, which is kept at the British Museum.
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They were insistent and I didn't mind because I respected people who didn't back down and kept at it.
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Her response was to gather her clothes and the other things she kept at his Manhattan apartment and leave.
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Gallup has also asked Americans if immigration should be increased, decreased or kept at the present level since 1965.
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In deference to Mr Xi, streets are being cleared of protest slogans; demonstrators will be kept at a distance.
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The third baseman felt otherwise, and he and Carson kept at it and ultimately Arenado left Coors Field content.
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To keep equipment from overheating, the room is kept at an absurdly low temperature—very close to absolute zero.
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Currently, like many other states, those operations have to be kept at a minimum "setback distance" of 500 feet.
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S. slogans were kept at bay by police and not allowed within 3 km (2 miles) of the consulate.
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"At first, it sounded like shit, but I just kept at it until I got better," he says, laughing.
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It must be kept at -60 to -80 degrees Celsius (-76°F to -112°F), creating huge logistical challenges.
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The main policy rate was kept at 4.75 percent, as predicted by all 22 analysts in a Reuters poll.
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Remember, interest rates after the financial crisis a decade ago were kept at near zero to resuscitate the economy.
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I started doing music at the age of 22 and kept at it until I was 43 or 24.
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But if there is controversy in "Five Easy Pieces," it is, like everything else here, kept at a distance.
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And just when you think things are ready to boil over, you're kept at a simmer for another week.
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Ms. Kwak's was not the take-it-or-leave-it approach of 32nd Street, and she kept at it.
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She kept at it, following the publication of "Housekeeping," with one of the more interesting silences in American letters.
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But right now, the UK and its European allies have kept, at least publicly, a united front on Iran.
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"There was room to do only one thing, but it was successful so I've kept at it," she said.
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The former student, Isaac Duran Infante, paid child support and occasionally visited, but was otherwise kept at a distance.
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Earlier, she was kept at Bangkok's main international airport for 48 hours — and on the verge of being deported.
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The vaults are kept at 40 degrees Fahrenheit and 30 % humidity to keep the film from decaying and shrinking.
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We are grateful for the poet who kept at it until he created one of America's greatest national treasures.
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The event was kept at a close hold, and most advisers were uncertain about what happened, the officials said.
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They kept at it over the following weeks, documenting their exploits on Instagram and getting a lot of likes.
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Hence why a body that would be a toasty 32°C can be kept at -196°C potentially indefinitely.
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Thirteen of 17 economists in a Reuters poll had expected the benchmark to be kept at 5.00 percent on Thursday.
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Photo: APYesterday, the Nonhuman Rights Project filed a petition on behalf of three elephants being kept at a Connecticut zoo.
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Chips need to be kept at freezing temperatures and can be disturbed by the tiniest electrical fluctuations or physical vibrations.
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Her husband has been kept at times in a very crowded cell, and has suffered extremes of heat and cold.
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"It's something that I've had since he passed away and I've kept at every house that I've had," she says.
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The sword ("Kusanagi no Tsurugi") is actually a replica of one believed to be kept at the Nagoya Atsuta shrine.
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The remains and related paperwork would be kept at Valley's warehouse in the suburban industrial park, a few miles away.
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The 7-day reverse repurchase rate was kept at 6.00%, as predicted by all 20 analysts in a Reuters poll.
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At the European Union headquarters in Brussels, the open questioning of the bloc will likely be kept at a minimum.
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Plus, it wasn't easy to make sure that the two sets of worms were always kept at the same temperature.
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When the military announced Bashir's ousting, they said he had been arrested and was being kept at a "safe place".
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But he kept at his craft, and as an adolescent drew patients at a mental hospital where his brother worked.
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The result is the worst of both worlds: Characters kept at a distance, hurdled around a story we don't buy.
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"The inflation target has been kept at 5 percent as per the agreement reached with the government," the bank said.
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He also said Lebanese were keeping dollars "under the pillow", referring to money withdrawn from banks and kept at home.
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Although pirates still occasionally probe the waters off Somalia for a vulnerable ship, they have largely been kept at bay.
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He kept at it during his undergrad and graduate years with some a capella, some barbershop, and some light opera.
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A control group of 65 males and 27 females were kept at optimal temperatures of 30°C and 35°C.
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Pistorius was taken to hospital on Thursday after falling ill and was kept at the medical facility overnight for observation.
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The minors are kept at shelters and detention centers operated by various contractors under the supervision of the resettlement agency.
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I was rummaging around in an old steamer trunk that was kept at the back of my parents' bedroom closet.
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I kept at it, and soon I was hearing approving words like "bene" and "perfetto" from the gang of grandmothers.
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He has kept at it faithfully over the years, even though he moved out of the neighborhood a while ago.
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Gardner, a team leader who has spent his entire career with the Yankees, could be kept at a different rate.
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The negotiations were conducted under conditions of extreme duress: We were once kept at the office overnight, from 5 p.m.
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But for the time being, the anti-Trump world has its own paranoias that need to be kept at bay.
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Smart has said that she was kept at a campsite a few miles from her home immediately after her abduction.
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" She continued, "Celebrating the entirety of fashion's rainbow membership is the one political message that must be kept at consistently.
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Thanks to a zipper secured with a buttoned storm flap, even a harsh, cutting wind will be kept at bay.
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Even the reflective glare is kept at a minimum So should you chuck your $1,000 (or cheaper) TV to the curb?
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Day after day she'd train, running the 400 over and over again and wondering why on earth she kept at it.
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I can also verify the air conditioners worked quite well; all the media workrooms were kept at a solid 57 degrees.
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Generators, camp stoves and charcoal grills should always be used outside and kept at least 20 feet away from windows, Ready.
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Music was kept at a background level and bartenders sometimes played full albums by musicians like John Coltrane and Tom Waits.
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Levante is being kept at a center in the Bronx while his parents are being held in Buffalo, 380 miles away.
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"I think this procedure sent her into such a dark space," Rose said, detailing the notebook Starr kept at the time.
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Many watchmakers never recovered or are now a husk of their former glory – Hamilton, for example – but Timex kept at it.
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This underplays the forces of chaos and elemental passion which were lurking in the background, and only just kept at bay.
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But I kept at it, trusting my mom when she said it would get easier and that you got more comfortable.
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Some children said they were kept at the Clint facility for weeks, NPR reports — also in violation of the Flores settlement.
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So commercial aircraft are kept at a pressure altitude of about 8,000 feet so that people can comfortably breathe the air.
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The FCC is kept at an uneven split between the two parties, ideally 3:2 in favor of the current administration.
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There was something appropriately austere about the setting, as if through architectural restraint alone the devil could be kept at bay.
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The deposit facility and lending facility rate, the floor and ceiling rates, were kept at 25.5 percent and 22017 percent respectively.
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About 16 percent of women receiving that type of chemotherapy while using cooling caps kept at least half of their hair.
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He allegedly told investigators he also left with Lucas's head, which he placed in a bucket he kept at his campsite.
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But the room, which is kept at a steady 95 degrees for the duration of class elevates those feelings of claustrophobia.
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Each U.S. state has its own unique registry of births, and most vital statistic records are kept at the county level.
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Anchorman Douglas Edwards, a pioneer in national television news, anchored the influential evening broadcast and kept at it for 14 years.
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According to a calendar he kept at the time, Baron went to the island twice: in August 2012 and October 2012.
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"We were strong-armed, we were misled, we were kept at arm's length, we couldn't do our jobs effectively," she said.
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In addition, some of the anyons' purported advantages only exist when they are kept at impractically cold temperatures near absolute zero.
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Covered in soft silt, largely shielded from oxygen and light, and kept at a low temperature, objects were unusually well preserved.
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Currently, drilling operations have to be kept at minimum 500 feet away from vulnerable locations like schools, homes, and water sources.
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I was learning techniques that I would continue to build on, and I kept at it for a decade or so.
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Mr. Boehm's cocktail book library, which is kept at the office, features first editions, cocktail recipe pamphlets and decades-old menus.
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His heart was removed from the church and kept at the headquarters of the SS commander Erich von dem Bach-Zelewski.
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Mr. De Laine began organizing the parents of Clarendon County in 1947 and kept at it for the next seven years.
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The quiver of butter, wine and vinegar is a delight — if it's emulsified correctly, then kept at the exact right temperature.
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The femcee kept at it though, partaking in freestyle cyphers and battle raps, until eventually ... broke through the mainstream in 2019.
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And unlike a quantum computer, a supercomputer does not have components that must be kept at temperatures colder than deep space.
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For almost a decade, the artist has been living with cancer, kept at bay with monthly chemotherapy treatments at Mt. Sinai.
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The United States and Russia have thousands of nuclear warheads, many of them on missiles kept at high states of alert.
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As water evaporates from the sand, it removes the heat thus keeping the pot above, where food is kept, at cooler temperatures.
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During World War II the rate on T-Bills was kept at 0.375 percent and long bonds were set at 2.5 percent.
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The fossilized remnants of a shastasaurid species, Shonisaurus sikanniensis, is currently kept at the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology in Alberta, Canada.
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Cuban spies would empty water tanks diplomats kept at their homes in case the water shut off in Havana, which happened frequently.
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Healthy animals are put into a database and kept at least four days before being put up for adoption, Action News explained.
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That chip must be as isolated from noise — thermal, electrical, and magnetic — as possible, and as such is kept at 10 milliKelvin.
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When women were historically denied the opportunity to use public bathrooms—because of claims of indecency—they were basically kept at home.
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While Annie reported on people who had gone looking for naloxone, and contacted pharmacy chains, activists and officials, I kept at it.
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The jurors, chosen from near Pittsburgh, were bused in to the area and are being kept at hotels away from their families.
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The logistics of transporting and deploying it in remote areas are complex, since it has to be kept at very low temperatures.
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In 2015, Reed was indicted on hundreds of charges related to the collection, which prosecutors alleged he kept at the city's expense.
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For the full year, the copper output target was kept at 685,000-720,000 tonnes, while cost and spending estimates were also unchanged.
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Just as vampires in gothic fiction can be kept at bay with a brandished crucifix, so too, it seems, can evil bosses.
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Guidance from the board is vague and kept at a minimum to allow the team to respond flexibly to daily market moves.
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But as Tim was just saying, it didn't get the result that some of the Republicans wanted, so they kept at it.
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He was kept at a CIA "black site" for a period and has been at the Guantanamo Bay detention facility since 2006.
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Women, children and families are kept at Ventimiglia's starkly modernist church of Sant'Antonio da Padova, in the shadow of a highway overpass.
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" He and Goldsmith kept at it, testing and adjusting the growing regimen until they had "perhaps the finest commercial strawberry ever developed.
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After United States eggs are washed, they must be kept at a surrounding air temperature that does not exceed 45 degrees Fahrenheit.
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The chambers that she kept at the court as a retired justice, scarcely occupied in recent years, will now go to him.
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The third, which has twice crossed the Pacific, is kept at Camp Red Cloud, a United States Army facility in South Korea.
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They've also become more comfortable making food ahead of time, and don't worry about whether it's kept at the absolute safest temperature.
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There, most of the museum's artifacts were packed tightly into a freezer truck, kept at about 21970 degrees to hinder mold growth.
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The tea on the street, however, is frequently kept at a rolling boil, making it safer than some of your other options.
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Kennedy's inauguration dress, by Ethel Frankau of Bergdorf Goodman under her direction, is kept at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History.
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I saw a feminist mid-dissociation, perhaps practicing what Fleabag preached: the virtues of living with the world kept at arm's length.
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At first, he found the language nearly impossible to understand, but he had nothing else to do, so he kept at it.
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Qubits fail a lot, and they need to be kept at extremely cold temperatures — a fraction of a degree above absolute zero.
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The rate has now been kept at 22.7 percent for 13 months, tying the longest such streak for holding by the BOK.
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The reporters kept at him, but Mr. Spicer pointedly and repeatedly refused to offer personal assurances that the president's statements were true.
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Then, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau held an outdoor news conference in front of his official residence, with journalists kept at a distance.
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His first was rejected, but he kept at it, returning to Talent Associates twice a week for tutoring from a story editor.
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In the excerpt above, Ms. Tolokonnikova recounted a meeting with Madonna, whom she described as a "crocodile" best kept at a distance.
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And the trolls didn't quit after the votes were counted — they doubled down and kept at it to resounding success, researchers said.
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The logbooks, kept at the National Archives in Washington, D.C., were transcribed and digitized by citizen scientists, making the data available for research.
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This summer she turned over an office she had kept at the Supreme Court to the court's most recently retired justice, Anthony Kennedy.
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It becomes really important, then, that foods like sandwiches be "kept at a temperature that will discourage the multiplication of pathogens," Saulo says.
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Specifically, the chip itself is kept at a frigid 15 millikelvins, or -459.6 degrees Fahrenheit through use of a liquid helium cooling system.
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In HSBC's view, headline consumer price inflation (CPI) could rise by 0.2 percentage points if the GST rate is kept at 18 percent.
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The Wildcats kept at least a five-point lead the rest of the game but never stretched it to more than 103 points.
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According to the Egg Safety Center, eggs should be kept at room temperature for no more than two hours before being refrigerated again.
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Circulation is when units are kept at operating temperatures and oil or other feedstocks circulate within the unit but no product is made.
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History's shadow of rabid nationalism and xenophobia — kept at bay since the end of World War II — is already lengthening across the Continent.
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Even as aides swore all was well within the White House, Trump was noticeably kept at arms-length for much of the day.
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In one, it was stretched out over part of a styrofoam cooler that was kept at a constant temperature by an attached heater.
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The central bank, however, has yet to act on borrowing costs, which have been kept at a record low of 1.5% since 2015.
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Though he was eventually fired by Mr. Robertson — "probably because it was a terrible screenplay," Mr. Goldman later said — he kept at it.
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The ship was kept at sea until diagnostic kits were flown to the ocean liner by helicopter on Thursday to test ill passengers.
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He argued that the U.S. military should be kept at home rather than abroad and that "we're not law enforcement" for the world.
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But in this case, he said, they did not use the Turner-issued devices and job records were kept at Bloomberg work sites.
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Others made in the 1850s–60s are kept at the Chido Museum in Tsuruoka and the Homma Museum of Art Sakata, Yamagata Prefecture.
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Drug lord Pablo Escobar was reportedly very fond of the four hippopotamuses he kept at the illegal zoo on his luxurious Colombian estate.
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If we want to conserve these populations, we have to think how the frequency of such events can be kept at a minimum.
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What Blanche had was her work, and she kept at it even as her health deteriorated and she went half blind with glaucoma.
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It was the second instance in which authorities said fetal or infant remains were improperly kept at a Detroit funeral home this month.
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I kept at it, though, even though both our Sims kept trying to escape the conversation to play video games (honestly, also accurate).
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But linguists involved in the work say that even if Taushiro dies with Amadeo, a record of it will be kept, at least.
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Not only were a handful of determined protesters kept out of sight; with no presidential walkabouts, even ordinary folk were kept at arm's length.
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A truck pulls up to its red brick lab outside of Boston to load box after box, all kept at a cool 39 degrees.
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In the past few months, the volatility index has been kept at one of the lowest levels since the global financial crisis in 2008.
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These signals were then linked to the distinctive maternal behaviors observed in brooding octopuses, specifically captive California two-spot octopuses kept at Wang's lab.
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Sausages and pies punctured with little flags denoting their contents are being kept at steady temperatures under lights, while lunch-goers eye them eagerly.
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Near the door sits an enormous freezer, filled with thousands of brightly colored, frost-covered boxes of drug samples kept at -247 degrees Fahrenheit.
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The hyperloop is a train that moves along a tube that is kept at a thousandth of the normal atmospheric pressure at sea level.
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Such as those who pass away far from home — or in situations where the body couldn't be kept at home, like a car accident.
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Polydactyl cats are often called Hemingway cats, a nod to the extra-toed kitty the author kept at his home in Key West, Florida.
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"I also got rid of the gun I kept at home, after repeated searches by Shi'ite militias" who had helped recapture Kirkuk in October.
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Mercieri claimed that none of these items were things she had kept at work and that she still hasn't received the requested personal items.
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Capital expenditure guidance was kept at about 200 million pounds, but year-end net debt is now expected to be about 100 million pounds.
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These problems will not be kept at bay by a strong military, nor will they be solved by using force, threats, coercion or intimidation.
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The mother had rented a Jacuzzi tub and filled it with tap water, which she kept at 98 degrees for a week before delivering.
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The rate of the so-called Tobin tax could be kept at zero initially while the new rule awaits central government approval, Bloomberg reported.
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Egged on by my friends, I kept at it for four to five minutes and then finally he started to move his eyes, slowly.
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Meanwhile, photographs of the sculptures, which are kept at the examiner's office, have been posted online to the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System.
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In the film's wide panning shots, she's often kept at the center as the family enacts their drama about the house on the outskirts.
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Still, President Gurbanguly Berdymukhammedov allowed international reporters to record his encounters with Mr. Kerry, though local Turkmen journalists were kept at a far remove.
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The fountains dispense the magic bubbly water is both cooled and carbonated with CO2 kept at 44 degrees Fahrenheit, Conde Nast Traveler also writes.
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After Evita's death, in 1952, President Juan Domingo Perón ordered the embalming of her body so that it could be kept at a mausoleum.
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Congress believed, correctly, that private insurers could offer seniors a wider range of medicines at lower prices if federal bureaucrats were kept at bay.
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" On Tuesday, Mr. Erdogan kept at it, giving a speech in which he said that in standing by the putschists, the West supported "terrorism.
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The effort fell short at the time—but he's kept at it and, in the aftermath of El Paso and Dayton, he's trying again.
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But Will liked the theme and other entries, so I kept at it, aiming more for "chuckle value" in the theme answers than complexity.
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For months, the couple watched their only son grow up in videos while he was kept at a U.S. government-contracted shelter in Phoenix.
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Since dyeing my hair apparently made me "less Asian" and, the implication went, whiter, I kept at it, bleaching my scalp raw for years.
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Post-Jobs, especially after his successful return to Apple, now we're seen as invaluable to the DNA and should be kept at all costs.
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This group, which includes 2300 Somalis, 2400 Ethiopians, 237 Egyptians, and a Sudanese national, is now being kept at Kalamata in Greece's Peloponnese peninsula.
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This group, which includes 23 Somalis, 11 Ethiopians, 6 Egyptians, and a Sudanese national, is now being kept at Kalamata in Greece's Peloponnese peninsula.
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Trump kept at it on Twitter, until basically campaigning for Moore at a rally in Pensacola, Florida — near the Alabama border — on Friday night.
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We are kept at arm's length from them, and the sporadic use of an interpreter doesn't bridge that distance so much as accentuate it.
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There were people in class who were on TV, and I thought, Oh my God, this could be possible, so I kept at it.
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Mr. Purkayastha's tank is filled with natural salt water brought by a tanker truck from Long Island Sound and is kept at 0003 degrees.
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Around 10 fire cats have been found without any clues as to their owners; they are being kept at Sonoma County's animal services department.
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Her work was not honored for a long time in the way that many of her peers were, but she just kept at it.
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He kept at it long past the age when most people retired and kicked back, a steady presence in a rapidly changing media landscape.
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As research for a novel, sure, but I kept at it long after the research for the novel could have come to an end.
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Scientists long suspected that deer and related species developed chronic wasting disease by picking up scrapie from sheep flocks kept at Colorado State University.
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As with many fintech start-ups, customer deposits are kept at separate FDIC-insured institutions; Aspiration listed eight partner banks that held users' money.
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Alten's profitability was kept at a stable level, resulting in full year net profit group share growing by 5.7 percent to 112.4 million euros.
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Kilmeade asked Ryan if Republicans are having second thoughts about embracing Trump, who much of the establishment GOP kept at a distance in 2016.
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Depriving the boys of recreational opportunities because the girls are kept at home does look like punishing children for something that's not their fault.
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He kept at it, playing in a dance band in the Catskills for a time and entering New York University as a music major.
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Since then, the duo has been kept at the facility's lynx house away from public viewing so they can bond with mom and each other.
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The House and Senate intelligence committees are perceived by many in Silicon Valley as leaky and partisan—and perhaps best kept at a slight distance.
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The move reversed the course the US had been charting under Barack Obama's administration, when Riyadh, the Saudi capital, was often kept at arm's length.
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Roger McNamee, an early investor in Facebook, thinks the company needs the sort of regulation that kept AT&T in one piece in the 1950s.
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A thin red line of blood, which streams along the ground, spelling doom, is kept at bay by a hastily drawn boundary of white chalk.
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I have come to hate entering cinemas and shopping malls on a sweltering August afternoon because the inside temperatures are kept at goose-pimpling lows.
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Atomic clocks kept at different altitudes on Earth, for example, get out of sync with one another because they are subjected to different gravitational forces.
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The export tax for CPO will be kept at zero for the thirteenth month as prices are seen below a threshold of $750 per tonne.
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The system would be less onerous than tracking cattle throughout their entire lives, during which they can be kept at up to four different locations.
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Being away from home meant they were easy to control and being close to the stadiums meant that transportation costs were kept at a minimal.
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According to two retired SEAL Team 6 operators, Bissonnette's name has been added to a rock kept at the Virginia Beach SEAL Team 6 base.
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Rio Games spokesman Mario Andrada said on Tuesday: "Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and Brazilian flags will be kept at half-mast".
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But Smith, whose predilection for recording eventually developed into something like a mania, started shooting and taping, and kept at it for almost a decade.
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Captured by Border Patrol agents almost instantly upon arrival, Johan&aposs father was deported — and the 10-month-old was kept at the Arizona shelter.
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Medications that require refrigeration are now kept at the government hospital on the other side of town, and immunizations are available only once a week.
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This area is kept at 34 degrees and holds all of the pre-portioned items, of which there are between 170 and 200 each week.
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The projections for India were kept at 28 percent for this year and 2300 percent for 2017, driven by strong consumption and an investment revival.
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The charcoal sketch is part of a collection that came out of da Vinci's studio and has been kept at Deldicque's Conde Museum since 1862.
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Tariffs will be kept at 2.5 percent for raw materials used by the manufacturing industry because of the important role in domestic production, Indrawati said.
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The internet, long kept at a snail's pace by the authorities, is noticeably faster — enough to watch videos online, something that never had been possible.
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No longer can the world be kept at bay with the closing of a door; Woolf's room of her own is now wired for internet.
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The list, distributed to aides in his entourage and shared with hotel employees, stipulates that his room must be kept at an arctic 60 degrees.
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In between jaunts in the rooms, you can take a dip in the plunge pool, which is kept at frigid temperatures for maximum shock effect.
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" Trump kept at the U.N. on Monday evening, calling the organization "just a club for people to get together, talk, and have a good time.
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He is reportedly exhausted but very pleased with the results of his 23-day stay in the glass vitrine, which was kept at 98.6˚ Fahrenheit.
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And any new social network competing with Facebook, Instagram and Twitter will need to consider, from Day 1, how propaganda can be kept at bay.
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Mr. Bell's client, Anthony Pitch, an author and historian, had sued for the release of the records, which have been kept at the National Archives.
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Mr. Bell's client, Anthony Pitch, an author and historian, had sued for the release of the records, which have been kept at the National Archives.
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The results suggest that fans will consume more if prices are kept at more reasonable levels, with potentially no effects on the team's bottom line.
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If kept at home, employees can keep their skills sharp with hands-on tutorials which previously may have only been available in a workplace setting.
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"Children need support and togetherness, and should not be kept at a distance from the person who is ill," she said in the Facebook post.
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The ceiling and floor rates in its interest rate corridor will also be kept at 3.5 percent and 2.5 percent, respectively, according to the poll.
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It was kept at the shop by a private owner who was in failing health but would stop by once a week to visit it.
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You'll need to visit a butcher for that, since it is a somewhat special request, a cut of meat not normally kept at the ready.
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Sundance film Festival It covers pressure not to speak out politically and an eating disorder kept at bay as she questions her eagerness to please.
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Assange has been kept at Belmarsh Prison since May 2019 after he was found guilty of skipping bail, which got him a 50-week sentence.
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Because the plane is not made of aluminum, which is more susceptible to corrosion than carbon fiber, the cabin can be kept at higher humidity.
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But a crowd of Palestinian onlookers rushed forward to try to recover it, and rather than retreat, the front-end loader kept at its task.
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The cells are fed with nutrients in a solution and kept at a temperature of 28 degrees Celsius (82 degrees Fahrenheit), which helps them multiply.
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The cells are fed with nutrients in a solution and kept at a temperature of 28 degrees Celsius (82 degrees Fahrenheit), which helps them multiply.
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Most of the current residents came from Guatemala and seek asylum in the U.S. They do not face any criminal charges while kept at Berks.
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Soon, its legs — which have been kept at the South Brooklyn Marine Terminal since their arrival from Italy in October — will be delivered as well.
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He also kept at the consulting firm he opened after leaving the mayor's office in 22018, where he advised foreign clients on security-related matters.
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In many countries, girls are kept at home for one week every month because they lack the means to look after themselves during their menstruation.
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And a separate collection of about two dozen portraits made from shells is still kept at his childhood home in the Arezzo region of Tuscany.
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Vance replied that his office never said Manafort should be kept at Rikers or placed in solitary confinement, according to a copy of his letter.
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The proposed law would imposed a 10-ounce limit for marijuana kept at residences and mandate that amounts over 2.5 ounces be secured in locked containers.
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They must be kept at a certain temperature to be effective, so a family member, friend or technician has to change the cap every 30 minutes.
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The aircraft, named the Cessna 208 Caravan, was acquired by the NYPD in 2017, and is kept at MacArthur Airport on Long Island, The Post reported.
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The targets for this year, next year and 2021 were kept at 4.25%, 4.00%, and 3.75%, respectively, all with a 1.5 percentage point margin of error.
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Although highly effective, it is still experimental, has not been licensed, and must be kept at -60 to -80 degrees Celsius (-76°F to -112°F).
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The internet trolls who thrive on abusing women in the public eye tend to be kept at bay, because listeners seek things out based on interest.
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The aircraft is kept at Ohio State University hangar, but the passengers aboard aren't affiliated with the school, a U.S. Coast Guard official told Associated Press.
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As for the safety of the astronauts aboard the ISS right now, NASA assures us the bug will be kept at a high level of containment.
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European art, culture and trade were in vogue, but European liberalism was kept at arm's length and would remain so for hundreds of years to come.
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While the pet store was spared from severe fire damage, two canines being kept at Doggie Style died from smoke inhalation before firefighters could rescue them.
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Both were spotted at the Tommy Hilfiger show on Monday, but Rinna says she just saw Yolanda and the two kept at bay from one another.
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Mr DeWine kept at least some distance from Mr Trump by, for instance, not turning up when the president visited Cleveland, three days before the primaries.
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A Third of Syrian Children Have Lived Their Whole Lives Amid the Chaos of War At least 50 aircraft and helicopters have been kept at Hmeymim.
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The seed collection, currently numbering between 800,25.9 and 242.6,216.1 samples, is kept at a chilly temperature of minus-23 degrees Celsius, or about 219 degrees Fahrenheit.
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The approved law will impose a 10-ounce limit for marijuana kept at residences and mandate that amounts over 2.5 ounces be secured in locked containers.
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She was so determined to write for a living that she kept at it, even after the first four novels she had written were turned down.
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However, the linkage of denuclearization to the Kim-Moon summit document could mean that the United States might be kept at arms-length in that process.
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The transistor radio he had given her they kept at low volume, but when they tired of readjusting the dial they left it to broadcast static.
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Instead, the Labor Department's report showed that inflation was being kept at bay, with average hourly wages rising by only 8 cents despite the job boom.
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This is why structuring an entire 10-hour story around a secret that must be kept at all costs is such a tricky thing to do.
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Gradually, she abandoned economic principles such as inflation targeting and balanced budgets that for two decades had kept at bay high inflation and boom-bust cycles.
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Manufacturing was already in recession when the virus hit and will likely fall further into negative territory as factories are shuttered and workers kept at home.
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He also must do a better job than he has thus far to make sure campaign donors are kept at arm's length — even two arms' length.
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But the reporters kept at it, and their persistence was rewarded, albeit in a small way, when Ryom responded to a question about how she felt.
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But after being kept at minimum wage for a couple of years, Torres grew disheartened when Tartine reduced its health insurance benefits for part-time employees.
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Even Kerouac told Mr. Lord to stop submitting it, but Mr. Lord kept at it, and finally got an offer from Viking for a $900 advance.
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It took a long time to feel that I knew enough to write it, and so I let months go by as I kept at it.
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During this time, and while the exhibit is in session, the space is kept at a constant 9 degrees Fahrenheit to ensure the ice is intact.
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The second worry is, will I be rejected at the airport or would I have to go through extra checks or be kept at the airport?
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Instead of a railing, visitors will find an outwardly tilting nine-foot-high glass wall, also best kept at a distance by those who fear heights.
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They kept at it for ten minutes or so, until they had a couple of different melodic ideas, which they texted to Shod to work on.
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Like surfers everywhere we nursed a quiet pride born of plunging into what everyone else kept at a wary distance — the ocean at its most dangerous.
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The forecast for gross domestic product (GDP) growth was cut to 2.25% for 2019/20, from an initial 2.75%, though 2020/20193 was kept at 2.75%.
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Gavrilov addressed delegates in his native Russian from the Georgian parliamentary speaker's seat, angering some Georgian politicians and citizens who want Russia kept at arm's length.
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She kept at this until her death in 2012 — in a tragic sign of the times, her final recordings captured coverage of the Sandy Hook school shooting.
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"Some 500 of them entered the house," the asylum managers reported on July 25, 1863, in a record book now kept at the New-York Historical Society.
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The whales are being kept at a facility made up of small enclosures on the Sea of Japan that was also recently charged for breaking fishing laws.
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You'll be pleased to hear that it stays locked until you enter a code that gets sent to your mobile, so pizza thieves are kept at bay.
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Turbulent Rayleigh-Bénard convection (RBC) is a type of heat transfer in which a fluid cell is kept at a constant temperature difference between top and bottom.
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Knowing this, Nixon strategist Rebecca Katz requested that the debate hall at Hofstra University be kept at a reasonable 76 degrees in an email to WCBS-TV.
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The problem, says school teacher Alain Mulonda, many of whose pupils were being kept at home by anxious parents, is that locals have little understanding of Ebola.
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Koufodinas, an amateur beekeeper known as 'poison hand' for the precision of his aim, has been kept at a high-security jail in Athens for 15 years.
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To make the table, Tripp printed out two copies of the table, laminated them and attached them to file folders, which she kept at 90-degree angles.
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Making sure fresh food is kept at the right temperature during transit is a harder problem than one might think — but the Swiss are on the job.
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One theory is that the mass is another cancerous tumor, but it's being kept in check by medications Devaney takes, and could be kept at bay indefinitely.
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With inflation still kept at pay, interest rates can go up in a gradual manner without causing the economy to overheat, Chicago Fed President Charles Evans said.
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Fourteen percent of respondents said the minimum wage should be kept at $85003, and 5 percent said that the wage floor should be reduced or eliminated. Rep.
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So she kept at her usual job for as long as she could, as did a fellow officer, Samantha J. Riley, who became pregnant soon after her.
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"The initial rate of the so-called Tobin tax may be kept at zero to allow authorities time to refine the rules," Bloomberg said, citing the sources.
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Meanwhile, Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) — who many members kept at arm's length during the campaign — walked into a closed-door caucus and reportedly received a standing ovation.
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After putting on hairnets and butcher coats, we walked into a vast, refrigerated factory that is kept at forty-five degrees in order to prevent bacterial growth.
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Many other detainees, who were initially kept at a Ritz-Carlton hotel in Riyadh, have been released, including Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, the well-known international investor.
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And in Wisconsin, which President Trump won by fewer than 23,000 votes, a strict voter-ID law kept at least 17,000 voters from the polls in 2016.
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Mr. Lacy said he kept at it because he saw a chance to broaden Meredith's digital audience and add balance to a roster heavy on lifestyle titles.
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Next to the dining room, facing the factory's remains, is a separate, glassed-in workshop where the temperature and humidity are kept at consistent dough-friendly levels.
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"One can always do better," Mr. Macron told the journalists, whom he has kept at arm's length, waiting until two years into his mandate to meet them.
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Dating to 300 BCE and once kept at London's Royal College of Surgeons, the so-called Capua leg was destroyed during a World War II air raid.
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When it's not on the road, the ball is kept at Mr. Perschke's studio in Asheville, N.C., where he moved after living in Brooklyn for 15 years.
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Her tibia length and body dimensions were measured using some of her clothing kept at the George Palmer Putnam Collection of Amelia Earhart Papers at Purdue University.
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I didn't make it into NYCC the first year or two I applied either, but kept at it and did other events until my work matched up.
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He kept at it to the end, promising to "bedevil the Democrats" with Republican-friendly voting districts shortly after receiving a likely fatal medical diagnosis in 2016.
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But Mr. Netanyahu never followed up, and Mr. Liberman heard rumors that Netanyahu aides considered Mr. Liberman an "electoral liability" who should be kept at a distance.
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Twenty-seven pairs of the boots he made for former President George H.W. Bush are kept at the George Bush Presidential Library and Museum in College Station.
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Big foreign banks, for example, begged not to have to pay taxes on money kept at American subsidiaries to comply with capital regulations — and they got that.
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"I had to honor him and his commitment, that he just kept at it," said Mr. Carlson, who is 59 and a musician, carpenter and music teacher.
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Because a data center contains so many facilities, each with specific cooling needs, there are billions of settings combinations to ensure equipment is kept at an optimal temperature.
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Almost one in four participants with firearms at home kept at least one gun loaded and unlocked - the type of storage most associated with accidental injuries and suicide.
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"We've got a specifically developed medi-drone that has got an [incubator] in it, which ensures the blood is kept at the right temperatures and conditions," he said.
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It's only been in the past two years that the rate showed signs of life, last observed at 2.4%, according to data kept at the New York Fed.
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The bank will create excess reserves, a mechanism in which the bank pays interest on excess reserves kept at the bank, to increase the efficiency of monetary policy.
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It can be kept at two different temperatures for red and white wine, and each bottle is accompanied by a chip to track which have already been opened.
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My older brother arrived a couple hours before we ate; he was already pretty drunk and he kept at it, drinking wine, beer, and whatever he could find.
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The length of the California program was to be kept at one year, and reassessed after, but the documents show the partnership has been renewed every year since.
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The Turkish central bank's independence remains under attack by the country's president and, despite a pickup in inflation, Turkish interest rates are being kept at artificially low levels.
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The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals made the ruling while rejecting a claim from Hawaii officials that the right should only apply to guns kept at home.
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Doctors wanted to make sure she and the babies were safe, so Evans was kept at Medical City McKinney in McKinney, Texas, for two weeks for close monitoring.
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Ms. Grinberg asked that Ms. Rahman be kept at the Rikers Island jail complex while she awaits trial, in part because she has relatives outside the United States.
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Many migrants were temporarily kept at Palanebiolo, a makeshift camp in a former baseball stadium on the outskirts of Messina, before being distributed among other centers throughout Italy.
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The instrument sits inside a large 500 pound case kept at -370 F and is comprised of nine mirrors, five filters, two prism assemblies and a microlens array.
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The bodies are then cooled to -130C before being transferring to a storage facility where they are lowered into a tank of liquid nitrogen and kept at -196C.
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Technological innovations, like sensors, can help make it easier for McDonald's to ensure that the beef has been kept at the right temperature throughout its journey, said Rogers.
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The government wants natural gas sold to power plants to be kept at a maximum of $6 per million British thermal units (mmBtu), Minister Arifin Tasrif told reporters.
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Since many of us are being kept at home right now, Hyperallergic is ramping up its recommendations for good art and entertainment you can get without going anywhere.
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But I kept at it: For two weeks I spent at least 20 minutes a day scrambling my cube and solving it the way Mao had taught me.
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The cabin is pressurized to 6,000 feet versus the typical 8,000, and humidity is kept at 20 percent, which is 10 percent more than on a traditional plane.
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It was not long before Ms. Geissler, the chief of the extremism unit, detected the first signs that Austria was being kept at arm's length by allied agencies.
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I kept at least one eyeball on "French Christian" at all times while I was solving, because my first thought was HUGUENOT, but I knew it was wrong.
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He kept at it, he said, crisscrossing the state with an aide at the wheel of his black Chevy Suburban, because he knew what he wanted to accomplish.
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His attorney, assistant public defender Amy Brennan, asked that his bond be kept at $25,000, saying Maynard had no prior convictions and lived with his mother in Landover.
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This tendency is based on the human inclination to define one's identity in contrast to someone cast as a different, an untrustworthy Other best kept at a distance.
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Many of these millionaires achieved that goal the tried-and-true way: They started investing when they were young and kept at it the rest of their career.
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But the officials ruled that the ball wasn't completely out of Richardson's hand in time, so the shot was nullified and the Sixers lead was kept at eight.
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He said he told the detectives again and again that he didn't know who the shooter was, but they kept at him for hours, according to his affidavit.
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The shed is kept at about 40 degrees, which allows it to double as a walk-in cooler for food as well as kegs and cases of beer.
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Mr. Choi kept at it, picking up pattern-making and sewing skills at the factory and learning about design while selling fabrics at a wholesale market in Seoul.
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Now, more than a decade in, bombing is much less frequent, but the prospect of a sweaty, flailing performance is kept at bay only with practice and vigilance.
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Fences encircle Yellowstone, bears must be kept at bay from camping grounds, and trees were tunneled through for winding roads in Yosemite, just part of their human management.
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This is where songs that have been disowned by their ostensible homes but provide uncomplicated pleasure often land — embraced widely even as they're kept at arms length locally.
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Pathogens are kept at bay by putting multiple "hurdles" in their way, such as reducing water activity in the food, increasing its pH, and using natural or artificial preservatives.
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So I just kept at it, but I think it did help that I always knew I had this fallback of a magazine career, and I've always kept writing.
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A previous G8 summit in Deauville, France was noted for its absence of demonstrations as protesters there were also kept at a location 40 km (25 miles) away. reut.
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I emailed Cheslak, a former TSM staff photographer, for confirmation, and while he didn't remember the specific situation with Torgerson, he said gear standards were kept at the magazine.
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The plane is kept at a hangar at the university, but the passengers do not have any affiliation with OSU, a U.S. Coast Guard official told The Associated Press.
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At online brokerages such as Monex, in contrast, the separation of assets is strictly enforced, with customers' cash and stocks kept at third-party custodians such as trust banks.
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Food that has been sitting out too long, is not being kept at the proper temperature, or has been mishandled by other patrons can be hazardous to your health.
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The reference rate "must be kept at high levels to contain the transfer to prices of the depreciation of the peso," a statement issued by the central bank said.
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Then the coins are bought and sold for dollars or other fiat currency in an account called a wallet, kept at a cryptocurrency exchange like Coinbase, Bitstamp or Kraken.
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It is worth noting that interest rates were kept at near zero for the establishment's beloved President Obama, and he still could not get the economy to stop sputtering.
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The networks that defined IRC back in the day, mainly EFnet and Undernet, are still online, even if they've perhaps kept at it thanks to their old-school charm.
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It is kept at 1 Times Square (in the building with the Walgreens at the bottom.) We ship in the new panels on whatever airline is flying that day.
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Locked in a trunk kept at the composer's home in Sant'Agata, in northern Italy, only select specialists were allowed to peruse them, mostly at the discretion of Verdi's heirs.
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Mr. Roth, who also heads the tent as its grand sheikh, provided the evening's copy of "Sons of the Desert" from his collection, kept at his house in Yonkers.
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Prime Minister Viktor Orban has been at the vanguard in casting refugees as an insidious menace, best kept at bay by barbed wire and locked up in detention centers.
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Those we've lost Mr. Obey was a veteran school principal who took to marathoning and kept at it — 231 times in a row in the New York City Marathon.
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In 2015, the China National Petroleum Corporation, which operates the pipeline to the North, said that the amount of oil sent through it had been kept at 520,000 tons.
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For seven years, she has been fighting to have her husband kept at distance from her and their four children, who say their father has repeatedly sexually abused them.
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But we're giving people false hope if we are telling them to disease is going to simply be kept at bay as a story happening in far-off places.
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Its interest rate on the main refinancing operations, the interest rates on the marginal lending facility and the deposit facility were kept at zero, 0.25 and -0.40 percent, respectively.
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Chris Murphy from Connecticut to prevent the Trump administration from using funds in the bill to arm school teachers, which many Republicans wouldn't support, was also kept at bay.
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Victims and their lawyers say that the Boy Scout files, which are kept at the Scouts' national office in Texas, hid the problem and left young scouts at risk.
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Some of India's most talented young students are now being kept at arm's length from the country's startup scene after dozens saw job offers pulled with little or no notice.
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The city's health department allows cheeses to be kept at room temperature for hours as long as certain procedures are followed; it does not require that cheeses be served cold.
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Mobley claimed in the lawsuit that she was sickened by Bacillus cereus, also known as "fried rice syndrome," a type of bacteria often found in foods kept at room temperature.
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The caller was concerned that Cruz "will kill himself one day," adding that he wanted to join the army and that his weapons were being kept at a friend's house.
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But it also appears like she has the Mirror Key, Music Box Key, and Plant Key — all of which were in the little plastic bag Dodge kept at Ellie's house.
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The vaccine normally needs to be kept at 80 degrees Celsius below freezing (minus 112 Fahrenheit), although it can be stored for a couple of weeks at just above freezing.
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This week in the primaries, Donald Trump planted his victory flag in three more states, while Bernie Sanders kept at Hillary Clinton's heels by logging an unexpected win in Michigan.
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Gillreath‑Brown stumbled upon the artifact in 2017 while inventorying and re-evaluating archaeological items from Turkey Pen, which were kept at a Washington State University storage room for decades.
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The jaguar, a 17-year-old female named Juma, was kept at a zoo that is part of a military base in Manaus, the largest city in the Brazilian Amazon.
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The problem should have been kept at the highest level of state, where it is easily understood that China's $375 billion annual trade surplus with the U.S. is unacceptably large.
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Mike Litterst, a National Park Service spokesman, said items from the memorial were kept at a site in Maryland that houses objects from about 40 parks in the Washington region.
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B-2s are generally kept at specific bases, including Fairfoird and Whiteman, partly because only a few bases have the necessary capacity to protect the bomber's radar-absorbing stealth covering.
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And I just kept the dream alive, just working hard, practicing, trying to figure out what was wrong and be smart about it as well and just kept at it.
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But the Trump administration has kept at least one newer designation active — for Syrian nationals fleeing the country's civil war — suggesting a potential openness to maintain the program in effect.
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Two sample chairs are made for every order: one is shipped off to the client for inspection; the other is kept at the factory as a model to work off.
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Her audiences were mainly active volunteers for the Trump campaign, and the news media was kept at a distance as Ms. Trump was whisked in and out of her appearances.
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"He should have been in a negative-pressure isolation room," the worker said, referring to rooms that are kept at a slightly lower pressure to prevent airborne pathogens from escaping.
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She knew it to be only a dream, for she was trapped in a room, her only companion the light-blue blanket she kept at her side at all times.
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Finally, the government contended, the Constitution does not prevent the president from profiting from commercial transactions conducted by his businesses, which Mr. Trump maintains he has kept at arm's length.
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Her trademark clarity is there, but her voice is more modest, kept at a muted glow throughout — like a gentle sunrise, wrapping each phrase in a ray of warm light.
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If that's too much, for about $600 you can also place ashes in a smaller reef ball that can be kept at home in a fish tank or water feature.
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If the records weren't the sort of thing that people usually kept at home, the agent would need to explain why they believe Manafort kept those records at his home.
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The show that started with a Funny or Die concept bringing Twitter to television deviated from that original pitch, but kept at its core an ingrained interdependence with social media.
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And things like the wonderfully spiced, milky tea, which is kept at a rolling boil at the many street-side tea stands, are likely to be safer than raw items.
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The last point here is most notable, particularly for the United Kingdom and France, which are democracies with limited conventional forces and nuclear arsenals kept at a "strict sufficiency" level.
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Kim gets the growth he wants, while the nuclear threat to the US homeland and to vital American allies like Japan and South Korea is kept at a relatively low level.
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Should the amount of money a person can earn without tax be kept at the same level, this will in effect be a tax as inflation should be driving wagers higher.
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By 2020, it hopes to spend close to £5 billion on protecting local communities from extreme weather, in addition to running the business — while ensuring bills are kept at affordable rates.
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The generation born into a democratic Chile that are now demanding change are children of the discontent that the expansion of the middle class, and with it consumption, kept at bay.
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"The revolution is here, and women will no longer be kept at bay," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation at an awards ceremony in London to mark the initiative's tenth anniversary.
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So many fossils were collected during these three years that scientists have yet to make their way through the entire collection, which is kept at the University of Texas at Austin.
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Image: Gianni CiofaniCeramic lab-designed nanoscale particles, dubbed nanoceria, will be added to a living cell culture and kept at a balmy 30 degrees Celsius (80 degrees F) for six days.
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A source close to Bush told CNN's Jamie Gangel the former President was receiving IV antibiotics and will probably be kept at the hospital for a few more days for observation.
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Crude output is kept at about 4.45 million bpd, in line with a deal between OPEC and some other non-OPEC producers to curb production in order to bolster crude prices.
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As suggested in the documentary, activists have said that it is inhumane to keep the large, marine animals in such small enclosures suggesting they be kept at sea in pens instead.
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Amazon hopes its employees will host meetings in the tree houses, but the greenhouse will also be kept at 72 degrees and 60 percent humidity — not ideal conditions for cranial stimulation.
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"Worley fits the profile of a serial offender and could potentially have additional victims who could have been kept at [his property]," a sheriff's sergeant said in one search warrant affidavit.
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The earrings, a crystal tea set and a large rug were at her home in Washington, the report said, and another tea set was kept at her home in New Mexico.
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Also, two coolers were not doing much cooling at all, with chicken being kept at 49 degrees, duck and raw beef at 50 degrees, and ham at a balmy 57 degrees.
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The mucus layer in their guts was healthier than in mice that didn't get fiber, the scientists found, and intestinal bacteria were kept at a safer distance from their intestinal wall.
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Over all, more than half of the women with early-stage breast cancer who wore cooling caps kept at least half their hair, and about 5 percent kept all their hair.
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Ferry services to Britain suffered delays and at least 20 bulk carriers waiting to export cereals were kept at anchor outside France's major ports, data from financial data provider Refinitiv showed.
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Jeffrey Epstein used money he kept at Deutsche Bank to pay lawyers, models, and other associates in his orbit as recently as this spring, a monthslong investigation by Business Insider found.
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Still, even after the park occupations had ended, working groups like Occupy the SEC kept at it, taking the change-it-yourself ethic of Occupy into places where activists are rare.
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Consider a recent study by the Mercatus Center's Patrick McLaughlin showing that if federal regulation had been kept at 6900 levels, America's economy would have been 2628-percent larger by 28503.
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He's been criticised in the past for sticking his oar into political matters, and if he kept at that it would highlight the problematic royal prerogative powers monarchs still technically have.
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Unfortunately, it's fairly common for under-performing products to simply get closed down entirely on a given date (hopefully, after a brief "data export" period), rather than kept at least partially online.
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For the study, an international team of researchers from the UK, Netherlands, and Russia took a closer look at 23 Elasmotherium specimens, including a pristine skull kept at the Natural History Museum.
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However, while starred emails do stay on the Primary tab, they're not kept at the top of the inbox or at the top of the label they're assigned to for easy viewing.
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It calls for the 100 hectares of the walled old city of Cartagena – declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1984 – to be kept at least 200 meters from the sea.
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After Theon sacks Winterfell in Season 2, Bran and his brother Rickon escape with the help of Osha, a wildling kept at Winterfell, and Hodor, the son of Bran's nanny, Old Nan.
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The events in Chemnitz appear to be pushing the party into a new phase, where it's now seemingly unafraid to stand shoulder to shoulder with groups it once kept at arm's length.
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Thus, a very material source of structural credit enhancement for this tranche could be in the form of cash reserves kept at the relevant bank account (BNP Paribas SA; A+/Stable/F1).
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President Donald Trump's "zero tolerance" immigration policy that has led to the separations, as all adults who cross over are referred for criminal prosecution and their children are kept at holding centers.
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"I think certainly during the early and even middle part of that investigation ... a lot of our people were kept at arm's length," U.S. House Intelligence Committee member Adam Schiff told MSNBC.
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He was ordered to give back $110 million of his money, yet recent court records show that the allegedly kept at least $9 million he made from speeches between 2013 and 2015.
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In some ways Bringing The Backline resists our tendencies to treat music as a canvas to be projected onto, which can make it feel as though you're being kept at arm's length.
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Guaido did not explain how the ad-hoc board would function, but the opposition has previously sought to prevent Maduro's government from accessing central bank gold kept at the Bank of England.
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While other copies and printed versions of the Declaration exist, the only other ceremonial parchment is the Matlack Declaration, which dates from 1776 and is kept at the National Archives in Washington.
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Of Romania's overall gold reserves of about 103.7 tonnes, about 61 tonnes is kept at the Bank of England - the world's second-largest custodian of gold after the New York Federal Reserve.
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Fudge, a former head of the Congressional Black Caucus, has called for Trump's impeachment — something liberals are clamoring for, but which Pelosi and other Democratic leaders have kept at an arm's length.
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"Apple did the right thing in apologizing and acknowledging that they are kept at a higher standard due to their focus on privacy," says Carolina Milanesi, a tech analyst at Creative Strategies.
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Caitlin remembers one female friend who was raised in a physically and sexually abusive household and had no recourse, since she was kept at home and denied access to comprehensive sexual education.
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He must have felt he had something special within his grasp because even after the play's copyright holders withdrew the adaptation rights (they were restored a decade later) he kept at it.
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CHICAGO — For weeks, residents of Davenport, Iowa, looked warily toward the flooded Mississippi River as it encroached on their downtown, the water kept at bay only by temporary barriers lining the street.
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He was kept at arm's length by allies, perhaps most surprisingly even by those from the far right whom he has tried for months to pound into a Europe-wide populist rebellion.
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After a month, the family got ready to return to the city, and the girl put the stone in her backpack, which she kept at her feet for the whole long drive.
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More than anything, though, a handshake in the White House for Mr. Sisi would offer a stamp of legitimacy to a leader who had been kept at arm's length by Mr. Obama.
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Today, not only will the issue of sovereignty not go away, it keeps roaring back with a vengeance, just when populism in Europe's core countries seemed to have been kept at bay.
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Thailand has some 22002,21 tigers in captivity, the majority of which are kept at popular attractions like Tiger Temple, where tourists pay to take photographs and play with cubs and young adults.
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The price of 95-octane fuel was kept at 8.75 Egyptian pounds ($13) a litre, 92-octane fuel at 7.75 pounds a litre and 80-octane fuel at 6.50 pounds a litre.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The dividend payouts of state-controlled Russian companies should be kept at no less than half of their profits until 503, with no exceptions, the finance ministry proposed on Saturday.
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All food that was exposed to flood water (even if it's in a can or bottle) should be thrown out, as should anything perishable that was not kept at the proper temperature.
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Organic peroxides were one of the materials used to craft bombs for ISIS attacks in Paris and Brussels, and need to be kept at a safe temperature or will catch fire and detonate.
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One 17-year-old Korean male who was kept at the juvenile detention facility in Brampton, Ontario for 45 days in 2011 because CBSA determined he wouldn't appear for his next immigration proceeding.
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One 214-year-old Korean male who was kept at the juvenile detention facility in Brampton, Ontario for 22000 days in 218 because CBSA determined he wouldn't appear for his next immigration proceeding.
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It dates back to the last emperor of the Byzantine Empire, Justinian II, and bears a nearly identical inscription to that of the real-life Crux Vaticana, currently kept at St. Peter's Basilica.
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For these types of megaprojects, Dubai and many other wealthy Gulf countries have been accused of using undocumented migrant workers who are kept at the sites in what are essentially slave labor camps.
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According to earlier experiments on animal sickness and temperature, cows are more likely to get sick, lose weight, and stop producing milk after eating toxic fungi if they were kept at warmer temperatures.
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Stieg recommends that anyone — but especially workaholics — should regularly visit their physician to monitor their blood pressure and cholesterol to make sure all their "markers for stress are kept at a low point."
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But Howe, who learned the game on the frozen ponds of Saskatchewan, could do it all, and he kept at it after his hair had turned silver and he had become a grandfather.
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I'd rather be naïve and hopeful than face the alternative: the howling terror, the sensation that danger is kept at bay only by that familiar weight, those familiar clicks, and what comes after.
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Over the last few days, I called a number of people who've been hooked to Twitter this year to ask why they kept at it, and whether they may stop after the election.
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The minister did not say when the pilot might have practiced that route, and he emphasized that it was one of many found on the simulator, which the pilot kept at his home.
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"I don't really do anything with the internet, ever, and it's always been this thing that I've avoided or kept at a distance—interacting with fans or having comments on anything," says Oberst.
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Police said they expected the demonstrations to continue in coming weeks and had to strike the right balance between allowing the right to peaceful protest while ensuring disruption was kept at a minimum.
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Rather than make the switch to sustainable goods and packaging, which tend to be heavier than plastic, the aviation industry has kept at this — and annually generates millions of tons of plastic waste.
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The pieces shown in the film are part of a larger collection of survivor artwork kept at the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum in Japan, which gave Motherboard permission to republish the selections below.
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Barcelona did not play at all well for long stretches, and yet emerged with a lead, an away goal, and a sense that United had been kept at arm's length with comparative ease.
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People see her as permanently tainted by trauma, to be pitied with a whispered "there but for the grace of God go I," but always kept at arm's length for fear of contamination.
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The Story of a Thing The artist, poet and activist, who died on Friday at 82, spoke to T last week about a Buddhist statue he kept at his home in New York.
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Vanessa's lawyer says on the day of the crash, Vanessa went to the Sheriff's Department and requested the crash site be designated a no-fly zone so photogs would be kept at bay.
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BOSTON, Oct 3 (Reuters) - Tiffany & Co is sending more of its priciest jewelry to mainland China to reach consumers kept at home by a weak currency, Chief Executive Alessandro Bogliolo said on Thursday.
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A 19843 poll found that a plurality of Republican voters considered immigration to be the country's top problem, and most Americans want immigration to be restricted or kept at current levels, not increased.
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We'll never know the extent of the fraud because internationally-recognized election observers were not allowed into the country to monitor the voting, and reporters were kept at a distance from polling sites.
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Caller advised Cruz was no longer living at the listed Parkland address and is now living in Lake Worth, FL. Believes the weapons are kept at a friend's house at an unknown location.
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Even many of those "who claim sympathy with BLM's purpose have used the civil rights movement to decry their tactics," Theoharis writes in her elegant introduction, her rage kept at a controlled simmer.
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Individuals who pass the exam and sign up for financial counseling receive a $1,000 contribution from TCI Foundation to a Roth individual retirement account, which is kept at an institution of the participant's choice.
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The Japanese daily Asahi Shimbun adds that the manuscript had been kept at the Okochi family's home since 1743 when it was gifted to them by another feudal family in the area of Fukuoka.
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My mother was the tenuous connection to our family, a family she kept at a distance from herself and, subsequently, to me, connected by the thinnest of bonds that simply broke when she died.
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The written revelations in journals kept at Alexander's bedside were discovered by Armour and the sisters' mother, Dalfinne Lassiter, after Alexander died from an attack at her Grand Prairie, Texas, home on Sept. 21.
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Gavrilov, president of the IAO's General Assembly, addressed delegates in his native Russian from the Georgian parliamentary speaker's seat, a move that angered some politicians and Georgians who want Russia kept at arm's length.
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China's retaliation list was increased more than six-fold from a version released in April, but the value was kept at $50 billion, as some high-value items such as commercial aircraft were deleted.
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At such times the bleak anonymity of the human race is muffled; the vanity of human wishes signaled here by the cheap, campy bust of Shakespeare and the faded poster kept at a distance.
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A royal correspondent is claiming journalists are allegedly being kept at a distance from Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle during official engagements so that they can't overhear any remarks that might breach royal protocol.
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This makes a lot of sense: People I've talked to in this sector have told me that the problem isn't a lack of data but a surfeit of it, and poorly kept at that.
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Instead, decades before social media, he documented the events of his daily life on film, deploying either a compact point-and-shoot camera or a Hi8 camcorder that he always kept at the ready.
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While she scrambled to find caretakers for her Russian jeep and motorcycle that she drove around Kabul, and the pet turtle she kept at her home, it was not clear whether she ever left.
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By the 1970s, groups like the Aryan Nations had arrived, spinning out the idea of a mythic Cascadia where the old flames of racial purity would be kept alive and multiculturalism kept at bay.
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"Rating agencies will be kept at bay for at least the next six months or so, as it would take meaningful slippage versus the plan to trigger downgrades," they said in a research note.
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The volume of outstanding money market debt register claims will be kept at around 6 billion francs and auctions for these will be conducted on a weekly basis, the FFA and the SNB said.
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She also explains that the handle of the cup should always be kept at 3 o'clock and you should try to take sip from the same spot to avoid getting lipstick stains around the rim.
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The ice-cold heart and soul of Cryoport's main facility is its 15,000 gallon tank of liquid nitrogen, which has to be kept at an extremely low temperature (its boiling point is -320 degrees Fahrenheit).
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Most have since given up due to the high costs and defect rates, but smaller equipment makers in the supply chain have kept at it, largely helped by growing sales to Samsung and LG Display.
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O'Rourke also brought attention as a Texas Senate candidate last year to the swelling population of migrant children who had been separated from their parents and were being kept at a detention facility in Tornillo.
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Energy Star, a program run by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Department of Energy that promotes energy efficiency, recently recommended that thermostats be kept at 20193 degrees on average during the summer.
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A staple of the fair since 1854, the sculpture requires an amount of butter that could be spread across 19,200 slices of toast, and must be housed in a showcase that's kept at 40 degrees.
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But CEO Jack Dorsey seems to endorse the notion: Twitter started playing around with the idea in September, when Dorsey was interim boss, and has kept at it since he took the title for good.
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"It's still super pure—not even stored in a fridge," he beams, adding that all he and his colleagues have needed to preserve the drug is a sealed, dark-tinted bottle kept at room temperature.
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The presidential decision, which would boost government revenues, kept at zero the so-called BSMV forex sales tax on transactions between banks, those to the Treasury, and for those repaying to banks foreign currency loans.
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Maria Spiropulu, a physicist at the Large Hadron Collider and CalTech, used Lockheed Martin's D-Wave device kept at the University of Southern California in order to identify Higgs bosons in Large Hadron Collider data.
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The unconscious head would be kept at a very cold temperature (50 degrees Fahrenheit) to mitigate against brain damage, and be hooked up to two pumps — one supplying continuous blood flow and the other oxygen.
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Although it probably wouldn't be long before, as a reporter in the Senate, you were ushered back into your holding pen to be kept at a long arm's length from the proceedings and their participants.
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The benchmark 7-day reverse repurchase rate was kept at 5.00%, where it has been since Bank Indonesia's (BI) last rate cut in October, as predicted by the majority of analysts in a Reuters poll.
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Thus far, the wrangling over this year's Worldwide Threats briefing has been kept at an informal, staff-level discussion because neither the House nor Senate Intelligence panel has issued formal invitations for leaders to appear.
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Read: She filmed sharks for 'Jaws' -- then she dedicated her life to protecting them Males receive as much food as they want, but females are kept at a sweet spot of around 3.3lbs (1.5 kg).
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The benchmark 7-day reverse repurchase rate was kept at 5.00%, where it has been since Bank Indonesia's (BI) last rate cut in October, as predicted by the majority of analysts in a Reuters poll.
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Russia's finance ministry, looking for ways to cover budget shortfalls, said earlier this month that dividends payouts of state-controlled companies should be kept at no less than half of their profits until 2019, without exceptions.
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But nor do many want a re-run of the poll, and so the likelihood is that an extension will be arranged so that the parties can be kept at the negotiating table, probably for months.
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When his remains were kept at the Grand Palace awaiting a royal cremation, 11 elephants decorated to look like white elephants crouched down before the palace walls in a symbolic gesture to honor the "people's king".
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Xinhua stated that because China would stick to its prudent monetary policy, there would be no changes in the way the government adjusted liquidity, which would be kept at a reasonable and flexible level, it said.
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Rescuers have come from all over the country: I met Red Cross volunteers from Rome, firefighters from Milan, and civilians who were trying to help the best they could while being kept at a safe distance.
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He has found sponsorship from a restaurant and food company for some of the hives kept at the Ectagono community project, which promotes urban farming and watershed conservation on its sprawling site in the city's southwest.
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Along its journey, the elbow fragment will be temporarily reunited with a piece of Becket's skull — normally kept at Stonyhurst College in northern England — before stopping at Rochester Cathedral on Friday and Canterbury Cathedral on Saturday.
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In the camp, most of them were kept at a distance from Ms. Power's security-surrounded entourage, as proud officials showed off the clinic, classroom and the outdoor kitchens with coal pots hanging over fire pits.
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The FBI, authorities in Dhaka and private forensic experts are investigating the February cyber heist in Bangladesh where thieves raided a central bank account kept at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, stealing $81 million.
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He kept at it as the censorship screws tightened, writing even last year about a businessman who was seeking compensation for wrongly serving seven years in prison after himself being swindled by a provincial police chief.
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Murray, who enjoyed great success in the two decades prior to her death from cancer in 2007, kept at her colorful and often enigmatically figurative paintings on formed canvases through the years when Minimalism was king.
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After Cristiano Ronaldo's hat-trick in Portugal's 3-3 draw with Spain on Friday, all eyes were on Messi to respond but he was generally kept at arm's length by the rugged but controlled Iceland defenders.
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Through an informant, Detective Desormeau heard of a gun kept at an apartment in Washington Heights in Upper Manhattan, far from where he usually worked, according to the version of events that prosecutors have pieced together.
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While that meeting didn't seem to change things, Trump kept at it with Paul -- understanding, rightly, that an unfavorable report out of the Foreign Relations committee could endanger Pompeo's chances at confirmation by the full Senate.
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Together with a mirror called Yata-no-Kagami, kept at the Ise Grand Shrine, the holiest site in Japan's Shinto religion, the ancient sword and jewel comprise the regalia that symbolizes the legitimacy of the emperor.
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"If the participation rate of women in the United States kept at the same pace as what happened in Norway, we would have today, as of 2016, an economy that is $1.6 trillion larger," she said.
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Though he had doubts, and wore out his office carpet with anxious pacing, he kept at it: not just because expectations would leap back up if he relented, but because persistence was a virtue in itself.
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Colleagues recounted her returning to the on-site salon visibly distressed, the report says, and she told others Wynn pressured her to take her clothes off and lie on the massage table kept at his office.
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The can that exploded was the Equate Beauty Tea Tree Dry Shampoo, which has warnings on its label that the container may explode if heated, and that it should be kept at temperatures below 120 °F.
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Unfortunately, Daphne's story proves a little scattered, in part because she is kept at such a remove from the reader that she never emerges as a complex, coherent character, only as an object of God's fascination.
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The end of his presidency left him exposed to numerous criminal investigations that he had kept at bay by availing himself of the legal protections afforded to elected officials in Brazil while they are in office.
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Or perhaps technological advances will instead take inequalities to new extremes by separating a biomechatronically and genetically enhanced elite from ordinary mortals, the latter perpetually kept at bay by the ever more superior capabilities of their overlords.
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Fourteen out of fifteen analysts in the poll expected Bank Indonesia's (BI) 7-day reverse repurchase rate IDCBRR=ECI to be kept at 4.25 percent, where it has been since a 25 basis point cut in September.
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Local celebrity Born in the wild, Jia Jia was rescued in 1980 and kept at Wolong for over a decade before being given as part of a pair to the Hong Kong government by China in 1999.
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For now, the alligator, who allegedly loves sitting on laps, is being kept at a wildlife rescue center in nearby Greenwood, which is home to several other illegal pet alligators that got too big for their owners.
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Superconductors have found an important use generating the intense magnetic fields required by MRI machines and high-energy particle physics experiments, but they must be kept at temperatures far colder than those we naturally experience on Earth.
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He said the Rohingya women and children were being kept at shelter homes under the protection of the state's social welfare department while police were in talks with Bangladesh to send them back to the refugee camps.
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The humanitarian tragedy these policies were creating was kept at bay, for much of the decade and a half, by sky-high oil prices, which buried Venezuela — a big-time oil exporter — under a tsunami of petrodollars.
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All 22018 economists a Reuters poll forecast the Bank of Thailand's one-day repurchase rate will be kept at 225 percent - where it's been since April 22018 - when its monetary policy committee (MPC) meets on Dec. 20.
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Unlike at REWE's existing warehouses, where employees walk up to 15km per shift to pick products from shelves, the new center has products brought to workers by an automated shuttle system from zones kept at different temperatures.
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Ricky rapidly bonds with the woman, who goes by Aunty Bella (Rima Te Wiata as the nurturer), but he's kept at arm's length by her gruff, taciturn husband, Uncle Hec (Sam Neill, perfect as the house geezer).
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But she kept at it, and her and Ben's efforts started a chain of events that, last fall, led the state's attorney's office to dismiss the convictions of fifteen men who had been arrested by Watts's team.
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BI, however, maintains that it will monitor external market conditions and the current account balance before it makes any move to cut its benchmark 7-day reverse repo rate, which has been kept at 6.0% since November.
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During those years, when my children were in preschool, at the beginning of each semester we were asked to send a care package that was to be kept at the school in case of a catastrophic earthquake.
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The 70,000 bpd fluidic catalytic cracking unit has been kept at operating temperature and circulating gas oil feedstock while Shell works to repair the leak of naphtha in an overhead line on the FCCU, the sources said.
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The creak in your left knee is like the voice of an old friend; you can never entirely forget the specter of a dormant inflammation in your hip, kept at bay only with meticulous stretching and icing.
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Much of the conversation around the album, however, was centered around Monáe's sexuality—a topic she kept at a distance with aliases and love stories about cyborgs in albums like Metropolis: The Chase Suite and The Archandroid.
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Aden's refinery criticised the sale, saying President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi's government had promised to give it a portion of the crude that had been kept at Dabbah port on the Gulf of Aden to resume operations.
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White was a photographer and aviator who captured some of the first aerial views of the city in 1921 and kept at it, producing countless images of New Zealand from above as well as from the ground.
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He's certainly still capable of competing at the highest level, and as one of the game's most consistently exciting fighters, it would be to the benefit of every fight fan on earth if he kept at it.
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The Wall Street Journal, which reported the detention on Thursday, said the pilot is a United States Air Force veteran, Todd A. Hohn, who lives in Hong Kong but was being kept at a Guangzhou-area hotel.
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The Wall Street Journal, which reported the detention on Thursday, said the pilot is a United States Air Force veteran, Todd A. Hohn, who lives in Hong Kong but was being kept at a Guangzhou-area hotel.
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Today, applied within firms, such planning is used to maximise profit—and the tendency of such centralisation to produce corruption and other adverse effects is kept at bay through all manner of law and corporate-governance mechanisms.
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"For a half-hour on a Saturday, when most everyone else had prepped enough and moved on, Brees kept at it: a new play, how the defense might react and reactions and adjustments at game speed," said Strief.
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Their families were being kept at a distance because of fears of infection and some of the emaciated-looking boys were eating a rice-based porridge because they were still too weak to take regular food, authorities said.
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For example, the lengths of her humerus and forearm were extrapolated from old photos of the pioneering pilot, and her inseam length and waist circumference were estimated by measuring a pair of Earhart's trousers kept at Perdue University.
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It took a YouTube video, a walk-in freezer kept at negative 20 degrees Celsius, and some very cold-tolerant engineering students for researchers to finally figure out why freezing soap bubbles resemble glitter in a snow globe.
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Foreign ownership caps on companies operating in "sensitive and important" sectors such as security, defence, telecommunication and insurance, will be kept at 34.2 percent, according to Nguyen Quang Viet, an official in the State Securities Commission's legal department.
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Fourth-quarter gross domestic product in 2017 was kept at 1.3753 percent, the same as preliminary figures, putting full-year 2017 GDP at 2.86 percent compared with 2.84 percent earlier as there were revisions in the previous quarters.
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While many of the biggest firms on Sand Hill Road don't have explicit rules against putting their money into cyberweapons, investors compared it to investing in cannabis or guns — risky fields that are better kept at a distance.
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The tubes are kept at what is widely referred to as shuttle control, which is little more than a table by the side of the court where a volunteer watches over the shuttles, stored in a cardboard box.
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In fact, federal agencies have claimed that 22019 emails in more than 50 chains contained sensitive information at the time they were sent or received by her private setup, which she kept at her home in New York.
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Rather than rushing toward him and putting themselves in a position where they had to use deadly force, the officers followed the suspect down the street, kept at a distance and arrested him when he dropped the knife.
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Preston Strickland, who works at the Sky Chefs kitchen serving Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, said he typically prepares over 1,500 cold entrees in a shift, which he spends in an area kept at 40 degrees or below.
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The athletes responded with memorable performances in the air-conditioned Khalifa Stadium, with temperatures kept at 21 degrees, highlighted by local hero Mutaz Barshim on Friday soaring to victory in the men's high jump for Qatar's only gold.
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