"We were excited to be able to lend a hand."
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I think I could lend a hand to Mark Zuckerberg.
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Jane Fonda was also in attendance to lend a hand.
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Omo, he says, could hopefully lend a hand to his efforts.
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If you have time to help a colleague, lend a hand.
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Former President George W. Bush will lend a hand to Sen.
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Hopefully passive aggression can also lend a hand in trumping hate.
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And, as always, the community has responded to lend a hand.
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In many crises, people quickly come out to lend a hand.
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One hopes faculty members will lend a hand to these efforts.
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Sheaffer, 30, is also there behind the scenes to lend a hand.
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DJ Khaled, Nicole Byer, and Jay Pharoah will lend a hand, too.
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NFIB has asked all three branches of government to lend a hand.
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In restaurants, the GammaChef could lend a hand to the human cooks.
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Bay Area firefighters rush down to lend a hand in Southern California.
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Some made it happen solo, others had their partners lend a hand.
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Windows and macOS have tools to lend a hand with this as well.
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Mr Heitke wants some of them to come up and lend a hand.
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You don't have to physically be in Houston to lend a hand, either.
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Could he successfully lend a hand with a 320 million-citizen physical one?
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He will also lend a hand to Mr Shadary (or any other winner).
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People had once been willing to lend a hand when required, he says.
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A sous-vide machine can lend a hand, in the most delectable way.
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It's an emotional day, so ask your loved ones to lend a hand.
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It's nothing new for the children of Presidential candidates to lend a hand.
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They're always willing to pitch in and lend a hand to make things smoother.
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At the same time, be prepared to lend a hand to less-experienced writers.
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Ted Cruz is willing to lend a hand to Donald Trump, he said Tuesday.
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Also onboard to lend a hand with the music is Elton John, STX said.
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And the American government has simply not had the wherewithal to lend a hand.
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K.K.R., the private equity firm, is happy to lend a hand — for a price.
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I'm a solo worker so I learned to lend a hand and get involved.
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In the beginning, however, she was just trying to lend a hand after the Sept.
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When deputies arrived, they requested that Division Of Wildlife Officer Holder to lend a hand.
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Again, as per the Paris agreement, the developed world is expected to lend a hand.
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Foundation was created in 2012, coming home to lend a hand was a no-brainer.
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The White House is seeking volunteers to lend a hand in decorating 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
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If you know someone with this disease, or a similar issue, please lend a hand.
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As Google's Doodle blog advises, "Let's all lend a hand to someone in need today."
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Woke baes might be willing to stick around and lend a hand with the cleanup.
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To learn how you can lend a hand this Kitten Season, visit the Humane Society's website.
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Giving Tuesday is a great opportunity for us to lend a hand to someone in need.
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Kardashian West isn't the only reality TV star to lend a hand in Mexico's relief efforts.
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There were roommates and uncoupled friends who just "showed up" always willing to lend a hand.
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When immigrants are able to lend a hand in building the future, everyone in America prospers.
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It's unbelievable how they now seek to take advantage of our willingness to lend a hand.
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Still, this is the moment when the fortunate need to lend a hand to the vulnerable.
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And the federal government is doing everything it can to lend a hand to predatory employers.
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But if they seem too far away (culturally, economically) we're less likely to lend a hand.
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For example, if you realize they don't know how to use company software, lend a hand.
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Those who ask for help should realize that most people are happy to lend a hand.
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In the future, anyone who flushes a single wet wipe will be sent to lend a hand.
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For those moments, this best-selling power bank can lend a hand and it's 60% right now.
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A representative for Elton John very publicly shot down reports the British performer would lend a hand.
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Several years later, Gierth would visit Toronto to lend a hand with the development of Toronto's meshnet.
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A resident of Lake Jackson, he rode an hour out to Galveston County to lend a hand.
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The couple's neighbor then appears in the frame to lend a hand to Jeannie with the tube.
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She mapped out a route through the toughest battlegrounds, hoping to lend a hand to 34 candidates.
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The family lived in Flatbush, Brooklyn, and Schumer, growing up, would sometimes lend a hand killing roaches.
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I'm going to my ancestral home state of Alabama today to lend a hand in defeating you.
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So, John Oliver apparently just bought Russell Crowe's jockstrap to lend a hand to a video store.
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The station reports that a technical rescue team from Fort Collins agreed to lend a hand on Wednesday.
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If you want to give it a go, there are guides on the web to lend a hand.
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It will have to convince big corporations to ditch the old way and let computers lend a hand.
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Always willing to lend a hand, Kinsman, 49, came by apartment that afternoon to drop off her key.
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You'll need to automatically step up to lend a hand and take care of things without being reminded.
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From mashed potatoes, to homemade rolls, to desserts, the 10 speeds and 12 attachments can lend a hand.
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And somehow, the Ba'ul and Klingons are able to come lend a hand, but no other Starfleet ships?
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Finding and testing new hypotheses will help us understand why some animals have evolved to lend a hand.
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But even if you aren't trained emergency personnel, there are still ways for you to lend a hand.
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Although I don't have a spouse, I have so many people who are willing to lend a hand.
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And Mr. Lang asked his 14-year-old protégé Maxim Lando to, well, lend a hand (actually two).
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In my experience, most people in Silicon Valley will lend a hand when you need it, regardless of gender.
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Spike Diabetes lets family and doctors lend a hand by sending them real-time alerts about the patient's stats.
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At the same time, she continues to look for opportunities to lend a hand in small and large ways.
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The willingness of the local Muslim population to lend a hand is in stark contrast to local government officials.
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But when a local business manager heard about the students' plan during church, he decided to lend a hand.
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Y.), the influential newcomer to Congress and member of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), could lend a hand.
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We brought our truck to lend a hand, and they bought lunch at the Lower Tavern ($0.00, for us).
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International students can enjoy studying without paying tuition fees, while some universities lend a hand in covering transport costs.
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Luckily, Amazon's deals on Shark vacuums can lend a hand in making that next cleaning spree a little easier.
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With a central bank willing to lend a hand, the repercussions from the outbreak could be much more manageable.
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An hour after watching the video, rich people were as willing to lend a hand as were poor subjects.
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Dads are usually all about projects, and today's deals can lend a hand on whatever he's obsessing over this summer.
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Emma says Bruce's daughter's with ex-wife Demi Moore – Rumer, Scout and Tallulah – were also eager to lend a hand.
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The department posted about the theft on Facebook, urging anyone with any information to lend a hand in the investigation.
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To those of you who are already doing this, reach out to your money-confused friends and lend a hand.
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Spike lets family and doctors lend a hand to diabetes patients by sending them real-time alerts about their stats.
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That's when Bruno stopped his Subaru Outback at the crash scene to lend a hand, Garrow explained, Fox 5 reported.
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Upon hearing that Hidden Figures was given the green light to start filming, NASA employees hoped to lend a hand.
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But he insisted that if Trump becomes the next commander in chief, he would be willing to lend a hand.
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Machine operator and rescue volunteer Ivan Ramos, 34, said he's always been one to lend a hand when he can.
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Perhaps because they were my songs, it was my musical choice; they were just there to, ahem, lend a hand.
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So to actually push what he wants through, he's willing to reach out and get somebody to lend a hand.
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Dozens of American firefighters arrived in Sydney, Australia on Thursday to lend a hand in fighting the country&aposs bushfires.
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But often circumstances turn around because their positivity is noticed and appreciated by folks in a position to lend a hand.
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The outpouring of support for the victims demonstrated Americans' compassion and willingness to lend a hand in a time of need.
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Within days, the list grew to include other women who work in tech, politics, and communications looking to lend a hand.
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"Fundamentally, I think we have an opportunity to lend a hand," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in a recent interview.
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Now a team of scientists is taking a first step toward finding out whether rock-chowing bacteria can lend a hand.
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Nor do you always know what other departments or companies can provide or who is actually willing to lend a hand.
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The government can lend a hand in speeding up mergers between regional banks to help them survive, noted IHS Markit's Taguchi.
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This wasn't a heartless place after all, I thought; Americans were more than willing to lend a hand to a stranger.
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Make sure that throughout your successful career you always lend a hand to other ball-busting babes with growing social media footprints.
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Firms like Chinese electronics retailer Gome and small businesses have been eager to lend a hand, linking Huawei phones with patriotic support.
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Thankfully, Best Buy is here to lend a hand when it comes to selecting the perfect tech accessory for that special someone.
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Every summer, Deacy visited Ireland to lend a hand on his Uncle Paddy's farm in County Leitrim in the village of Drumkeeran.
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On Saturday and Sunday, you can head to the archive, at 54 White Street, and lend a hand in organizing the inventory.
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I will not lend a hand to a civil war ... Knesset members, citizens of Israel, in these days our people need unity.
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Even Jim Carter's Mr. Carson -- that bowler-hatted symbol of an old order -- is called up from retirement to lend a hand.
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It started earlier this week, when Stephen King discovered he'd been blocked by Trump — and Rowling stepped in to lend a hand.
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Keeping your smartphone and laptop protected from digital miscreants is no easy task, but Apple is here — albeit belatedly — to lend a hand.
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Chasing Trane explores the life and music of jazz legend John Coltrane, and it gets some big names involved to lend a hand.
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America, which eventually intervened to help manage the Latin American debt crisis, will probably be slower to lend a hand under Mr Trump.
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Clarifying shampoos and leave-in conditioners can also lend a hand, particularly if you travel frequently to areas known to have hard water.
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Jolie Pitt often uses her platform to both speak out about the global refugee crisis and personally lend a hand to those displaced.
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Macall said she wanted to lend a hand to these incoming refugees, to show them that those viewpoints did not represent all Americans.
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We revisited many of these in a post, collecting some of the best projects that could lend a hand in disaster relief efforts.
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With Joanna Gaines as your neighbor, you might have to step up your home decor, but she'd probably be willing to lend a hand.
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A laid-off factory worker might lend a hand on the family farm, become a casual day labourer, or sell trinkets on the street.
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Nor can the working-age population ask future generations to help share the burden, because they are not yet around to lend a hand.
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Taliban fighters were just around the corner to lend a hand — and to receive their share of wages and taxes, in cash or kind.
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Within hours, Morrow said he received thousands of replies from people across the country offering to lend a hand in re-homing the birds.
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In addition, Ford rolled out a program, "Build to Lend a Hand," to provide customers with vehicle-payment relief for up to six months.
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Be specific with your request Most people are happy to lend a hand -- but no one likes to feel used or taken advantage of.
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From a local nonprofit to a national organization, there are many ways to lend a hand that often come with flexibility and even training.
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So he climbs into the back with the other tourists, hoping they can assist him, hoping they can lend a hand, but they do nothing.
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What I've learned is that if you can forgo materialism, there's the opportunity to meet real, honest people, willing to lend a hand when others.
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Banks are eager to lend a hand to first-time homebuyers, but that doesn't mean you should borrow as much as they'll loan you. Why?
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Your favorite beauty brand, AERIN, is getting into the accessories business (and tapped the reigning queen of the accessory, Olivia Palermo, to lend a hand).
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"GoFundMe is proud to be a place where people come together to lend a hand to those they care most about," said spokesperson Katherine Cichy.
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Developers often get the first look at new phones and other hardware, since they will lend a hand in building apps and platforms for them.
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Below is a list of events in major cities on both Friday and Saturday that you can attend to lend a hand to the cause.
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If you plan everything out, something will go wrong, but if you need help, there's always someone who will come by to lend a hand.
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But there's plenty you can do to lend a hand during this outbreak that doesn't involve putting your own health or other people's at risk.
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In a little section she likes to call "Gift Basket," Singh wants to lend a hand those who've had a bit of a hard time.
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Mohammed's niece and nephew come by regularly after school to lend a hand and the mingling sounds of English and Arabic often fill the air.
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This offended a lot of people, who saw Silicon Valley executives touring the ruined landscape without actually bothering to come in person and lend a hand.
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Volunteer Florida is trying to mobilize members of the community (or those from other states who want to lend a hand) to provide relief for victims.
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Women who shoulder this burden alone report having more conflict, less satisfaction and worse sex with their partners than those whose significant others lend a hand.
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Janet L. Yellen, the Fed's chairwoman, and the heads of other major central banks have repeatedly urged lawmakers to lend a hand — albeit with considerable diffidence.
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It's time for the president to answer the call and help lend a hand to the recovery and rebuilding of our country from three powerful storms.
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ISPs are engaged in a last gasp effort to scuttle California's looming net neutrality law, including a zero hour request for employees to lend a hand.
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It also helps that Doyle's parents are custom home-builders who fostered her entrepreneurial spirit and are willing to lend a hand on the business side.
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"I'm trying to cope, keep moving, keep going," said Lenaus Bowman, who said his wife was a loving woman and always willing to lend a hand.
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These tragedies call for a leader willing to lend a hand to his people without hesitating, without humiliating, without re-victimizing and without blaming the people.
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That lesson applies to office jobs, too— when a colleague is stuck on a project and asks for your input, you offer to lend a hand.
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She spent a decade preaching her version of the good word and creating charities to support AIDS patients long before most were willing to lend a hand.
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And isn't it obvious that we should all want to lend a hand to those citizens who make the societally essential, forward-looking choice to become parents?
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Terry McAuliffe, rushed to Dulles Airport to lend a hand to those being detained by Customs and Border Patrol, Stewart released a fiery statement supporting Trump's policy.
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Once, upon seeing me struggle to rub in sunscreen on my back, a bystander offered to lend a hand, and we ended up becoming friends on Facebook.
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We know machine learning is already proving its worth in the financial services sector, so there's no reason why it can't lend a hand to enterprise technology.
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Enjoy being surrounded by many other fellow artist who can give suggestions and lend a hand if needed, it is a good little community to work within.
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In an effort to help alleviate the Flint, Michigan, water crisis, more than 300 union plumbers assembled in the devastated town on Saturday to lend a hand.
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While White House press secretary Sean Spicer was answering a question from a reporter, the football player poked his head around a corner to lend a hand.
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The most promising opportunity for the Trump administration and Congress to lend a hand to Rust Belt communities would be to enact a sweeping infrastructure renewal program.
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Those could either represent the campaign's ground game in the state or, at the least, California talent that could lend a hand for his West Coast push.
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If you don't know a lot about a museum you're visiting with friends and don't want to look like a dingus, let Apple Maps lend a hand.
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With an eye toward helping young women and people of color break into the entertainment business, the city of Los Angeles is hoping to lend a hand.
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Serena Williams and her new husband hopped on a private jet to zip off to their honeymoon ... and he was more than happy to lend a hand.
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Wouldn't it want a student who could lend a hand to all the perfect résumé children who may not have yet committed a disgrace, but who will?
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"I'm trying to cope, keep moving, keep going," said Lenaus Bowman, who described his late wife as a loving woman and always willing to lend a hand.
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The dialogue — overly earnest with the exception of some not-quite-timely slang and plenty of mean-girl fat-shaming — doesn't lend a hand to the characterization.
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But, one woman has devised a pretty foolproof test to lend a hand to men who don't know how to behave appropriately around the women they work with.
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As head of Panama's secret police and head of all its defence forces from 1983, he could capably lend a hand, as he offered, with sabotage and assassinations.
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"Given this staggering decline, we may start to hear more rhetoric about the fiscal stimulus, which could lend a hand to the higher dollar/yen argument," he said.
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Users can search political and issue ads by keyword or other ads by Page name, and Facebook will lend a hand with auto-fill suggestions and previous searches.
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Andoni got out of his 2015 Hyundai to lend a hand as his act of generosity was recorded by a camera in his car, NBC affiliate WFLA reported.
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Just in case you still need some help putting a Cady, Regina, or Janis look together, we've rounded up the best beauty tutorials that will lend a hand.
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Video shows him grappling down the balconies and railings of several floors until he got to the ground level, where anxious authorities jumped in to lend a hand.
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Once they were safely out of the house with their dog, she ran around telling her neighbors to call 911, and continued to try and lend a hand.
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Now Weil will lend a hand to Strava, which lets runners and cyclers post maps of their routes, track their physical activity and connect with potential workout buddies.
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We don't want to lend a hand to make the crowd look better than it was and help foment a confrontation that gives them what they're looking for.
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I had been following the issue and contributing to various friends' GoFund me campaigns, but suddenly a door opened for me to actually lend a hand in person.
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We re proud of how our team members responded and thankful that we have the kind of customers that are willing to lend a hand in a difficult situation.
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Fitzpatrick believes this will eventually become a "cottage industry, where more genealogists who hopefully have the expertise will be asked by law enforcement to lend a hand," she said.
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But for the foreseeable future, more sperm banks will be advertising for donors who "have what it takes" and are willing to lend a hand to modern families everywhere.
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They called 911, the fire department and animal rescue groups, according to a post on the Blue Pearl Vets website, but they couldn't find someone to lend a hand.
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On Monday, the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer announced his inaugural concert to benefit VetsAid, his new non-profit to lend a hand to veterans and their families.
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Today, they said they are often called away to pitch in at the cash registers, work the customer-service desk, and even lend a hand on the sales floor.
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It's not part of my job, but if I see someone struggling with a box or a suitcase, whether a co-worker or a guest, I'll lend a hand.
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Now, one group of University of Minnesota (UMN) Medical School students has decided to lend a hand -- not at the hospitals, but in the homes of health care professionals.
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Increasingly, businesses are playing a leading role, as more and more corporations and small businesses, alike, focus on sustainability and how they can lend a hand to the planet.
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While Mr. Noor urged his supporters to protest civilly, he also made not-so-subtle references that strongmen in the north would lend a hand if force were needed.
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And some community physicians, who may not have been in an ICU since their training but want to lend a hand, say they haven't gotten a lot of guidance.
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So fasten your Sharkbelts, Jimmy's back with The Kid Cone, a full-size, wearable traffic safety cone for kids and he brought his pal Guillermo to lend a hand.
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During the memorial, Detective Simonsen was remembered as a stalwart friend and a pillar of the neighborhood who was always quick to lend a hand or open his home.
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I put feelers out for freelancers who can lend a hand at my current office for a month or so while they search for a new full time team member.
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Days after she was forced to flee her Malibu home due to the raging Woolsey Fire, Lady Gaga stopped by a shelter to lend a hand to those in need.
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Those who do not realize the truth of that statement, or do not wish to believe it, will never be able to lend a hand in helping Truth to prevail.
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"His only complaint was 'it makes me sad that people would rather fly by and honk at a disabled person rather than to lend a hand," Gilleylen told the station.
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Ronald Felton wasn't a member of the New Seasons Apostolic Church, but pastor Samuel Washington could always count on the 60-year-old Florida construction worker to lend a hand.
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As Assad's administration faces growing economic pressure from U.S. sanctions and the war, it is likely to look for even more support — and China is poised to lend a hand.
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The White House and several agencies offered to lend a hand, but Potts said they would only have slowed the process down, because his team would've had to train them.
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And after 9/11, millions of Americans stepped forward to serve their neighbors, as volunteering soared and national service opportunities grew to lend a hand both at home and abroad.
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In an interview, Mr. McMurray discussed the race, how he hopes to capitalize on Mr. Collins's woes, and how he is still waiting for national Democrats to lend a hand.
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Industry workers eager to lend a hand could have the most impact by working with governors, mayors and local officials as they emerge as key leaders in the country's response.
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Washington is all too ready to lend a hand, but in doing so it could — as it has so many times in Latin America's history — cause more harm than good.
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Here's how our two wonderfully nice winners thanked their deserving friends When Noelle Smith (left) was unemployed, her BFF Lauren Ehrler stepped in to lend a hand during the job search.
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If you've been having a hard time putting thoughts into words, Mercury in Gemini will lend a hand with communications so that you can express what you want to do next.
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"(Italian Interior Minister Marco) Minniti has told us Italy is ready to dispatch mobile hospitals, but we need other countries and the European Union to lend a hand too," he said.
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You can lend a hand by helping to train the algorithms that run these spam filters—even if you only flag a few emails a week, it can make a difference.
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"President Obama and Deval are very much alike in terms of their core values, what drove them into public service, their willingness to lend a hand, the responsibility to give back."
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Lisa steps out of Cinderella's pumpkin carriage; Marge uses her vacuum as a broom while Snowball and Santa's Little Helper lend a hand to the strains of "Whistle While You Work".
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With smartphone ownership rising rapidly in India, bringing more of the country's billion-plus population online in turn, home services have emerged as a category where tech can lend a hand.
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As the federal government shifts into an all-hands-on-deck fight to battle coronavirus, President Trump and his White House have increasingly called on tech companies to lend a hand.
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I'd like to lend a hand and help the right better grasp why it's bleeding market share, and why the "socialist" brand has caught fire with the "anxious young American" demographic.
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There are a number of factors that converged at a key time to lend a hand to some of Europe's most troubled banks, S&P Global Ratings analysts said in a report.
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It's hard to say if it'll be any good, since anthologies can be hit and miss from episode to episode, but there are some big stars on board to lend a hand.
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While directly dealing with fake news and its overt power over journalism is complicated, the best Facebook can do is try to lend a hand to publishers and readers in other ways.
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Check out the video ... officer Norman dropped a long list of celebs also looking to lend a hand, and says he plans to use the support to set up a non-profit.
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The host duo, Mel and Sue, weave in-between benches to lend a hand or dip a finger for a taste of custard, offering cheeky sexual innuendo and encouragement in equal doses.
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Senators Edward J. Markey of Massachusetts and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut, both Democrats, have called on airlines to lend a hand in reducing waiting times by waiving the fees for checked baggage.
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Pittenger had sought to push back by highlighting a voting record he described as in sync with Trump's agenda and wooing prominent Republicans into the state to lend a hand with fundraising.
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Donors "feel they can lend a hand given their skill set, and they have a desire to do it," said Marguerite Griffin, director of philanthropic advisory services at Northern Trust Wealth Management.
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"His only complaint was, 'It makes me sad that people would rather fly by and honk at a disabled person rather than to lend a hand,&apos" Gilleylen told the news outlet.
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Combining an easy-to-use subscription payment model with food donation, the organization hopes to make it more accessible than ever to lend a hand to feed the city's growing homeless population.
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Yiannis Chatiris and Eleni Vareli have called upon their buddy, the marquee New Orleans chef Emeril Lagasse, to lend a hand in their spacious Greek restaurant named for the island of Rhodes.
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She takes a look around at the parents, college students and members of local advocacy groups who have all gathered at the church to lend a hand, and reminds everyone why they're there.
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And to celebrate the milestone anniversary of the brand, Ferguson asked the most talked-about cast on TV to lend a hand in designing his new collection, the cast of Will and Grace.
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Internationalization is certainly an area where Singtel Innov8 and Mubadala Ventures — located in Southeast Asia and the Middle East, respectively — can lend a hand, and the company itself is weighing up international offices.
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And all of us, rather than shaming and blaming, can use our resources to lend a hand to people who don't have access to that information to be able to transform their lives.
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" She added, "President Obama and Deval are very much alike in terms of their core values, what drove them into public service, their willingness to lend a hand, the responsibility to give back.
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Reid is going to do everything he can to keep that seat, and if he asks the president to lend a hand, I have no doubt he would be happy to do it.
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But I will say the stuff does lend a hand to poundcake, making it glossy-crumbed and high-risen, the soda providing zip and loft above the regular sugar, flour, eggs and oil.
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That opens the door to some of the most potent loot in the game almost right away, and it gives newcomers a reason to badger their Destiny stanning friends to lend a hand.
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Simons collaborated with the English indie band and filmmaker Alasdair McLellan on the group's latest music video, "I Dare You" and called on some of Calvin Klein's most famous faces to lend a hand.
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We're there to lend a hand in a crisis: Muslim Americans donated 30,000 bottles of water to the Red Cross in Flint, Michigan, to help Flint residents suffering from the water contamination crisis there.
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Since we know firsthand that ballin' on a budget isn't easy when you're of the fashion-girl persuasion — no thanks to impulse buys, trend alerts, and beckoning storefronts — we're here to lend a hand.
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The young man said he decided to lend a hand after going with no food and little water for eight days during the sea crossing from Turkey that last year brought him to Italy.
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When his mom asked for help on social media, O'Neal (who is over seven feet tall and wears a size 22 shoe) decided to lend a hand because he could relate to Keith's story.
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The official start of NFL free agency is mere days away, meaning it's time for fans and the media to lend a hand to the league in its ongoing mission to suppress player wages.
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AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka said Trump is full of "baloney and bluster" and has shown through his actions that he is an anti-union candidate who won't lend a hand to struggling workers.
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"I think that they need to stop and speak directly to community members and figure out what way can he leverage his influence and star power to lend a hand to meaningful PrEP awareness."
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Complete with chips and wine, the Today show hosts lend a hand as sisters Danielle and Laura Kosann – founders of the food and lifestyle website The New Potato – try to find a date for Laura.
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Petty Officer Ingram, 28, was an information systems technician, second class, from Poughkeepsie, N.Y. "He was very outgoing, always willing to lend a hand," a fellow sailor, Chris Eaton, told The Straits Times of Singapore.
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Where conservatives empathize foremost with family members and country, liberals extend the bounds of empathy to include friends, the socially disadvantaged and citizens of the world, to whom they'd like government to lend a hand.
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All the effortless friends and hook ups who were happy to lend a hand for nothing more than beer and pizza have dried up and you're left reading TaskRabbit reviews hoping you don't hire a psychopath.
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All kinds of shortcut scripts and macros can be built, so whether you want to resize a whole batch of images at once or speed up the process of merging PDFs, Automator can lend a hand.
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As we continue to debate how to best lend a hand to the millions of Americans who have yet to enjoy the fruits of our improving economy, government and social service providers need to work together.
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But for now, try signing up to make calls reminding people to vote, go knock on doors, or help drive (or call Uber for) your neighbor to the polls if you want to lend a hand.
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Why Airbnb bought it: Airbnb wanted to continue making it easier for hosts and guests to communicate about bookings, and it thought Pencil Lab's founders could lend a hand given their experience building messaging and scheduling tools.
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When asked what other legal issues besides the Mueller probe the couple could help Trump with, a source familiar with the matter told CNN there were myriad issues, like emoluments, in which they would lend a hand.
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Ivanka Trump has sought to cast herself as a reluctant member of the Trump administration, as a figure who has been swept up in her father's surprise political ascendance and is just there to lend a hand.
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Android being Android, plenty of other apps can lend a hand—Hands-Free SMS will set you back $4.99 but automatically reads out your texts as they come in, and lets you reply using your voice as well.
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As for Rick himself, he managed to earn Jadis and her people's' respect by decapitating yet another Winslow, and reminding her he planned to kill her once his people defeated the Saviors if she didn't lend a hand.
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It's been confirmed that Beast Mode 16, Future's full length follow-up to 2015's Beast Mode is ready, so naturally for its first single he has enlisted his longtime collaborator and BFFL Drake to lend a hand.
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This busy and multifaceted environment also brings many different types of people into one ecosystem -- hopefully preventing us from lapsing into reliance on stereotypes, because neighbors lend a hand -- despite not looking, living, or praying the same way.
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While health care workers put themselves at risk on the front lines of the pandemic, everyday people are finding creative ways to lend a hand, share resources and reach out to others in their own communities and beyond.
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Mr. Malone, the executive director of the San Diego Organizing Project, said San Diego municipal and county officials have suggested to him they have been waiting for the state to officially declare a crisis to lend a hand.
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Prime Minister Erna Solberg did tell Reuters that Oslo could lend a hand, but there would be little support from others in her governing coalition or the opposition Labour party, Norway's biggest party, on a major issue needing consensus.
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Don't be afraid to ask for help, and don't hesitate to lend a hand with whatever needs doing, whether it's moving gear or handing out water or checking in with the sound person to be sure everything's running smoothly.
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But, with the upcoming release of EA's sophomore UFC game on the horizon getting the MMA community in a frenzy, I hope I can perhaps lend a hand to anyone who wishes to beat people up via the Internet.
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But they also say that Ms. Clinton is likely to lend a hand around major events and holidays, at least by phone and email, and to help her father with some of the traditional duties of a president's spouse.
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As you may know, public schools in Florida are shut down until at least April 15, and we're told Kodak's team got word children were in need of learning tools ... so the rapper was happy to lend a hand.
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Since then, U.S. uranium output has bumped around historic lows, and the question of whether to lend a hand now rests with a president fond of tariffs, angered by trade deficits and eager to bail out the mining industry.
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This time ScreenJunkies, the gang behind the viral parody series, have fixed their sights firmly on the lovably twisted Roald Dahl tale Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory — and they've even drafted in singer Michael Bolton to lend a hand.
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Unlike Stephens or Weiss who are writing specifically for the Opinion section (and therefore the Times can distance itself from its writers' views), Norton is someone the newspaper wanted to lend a hand in steering its editorial direction as a publication.
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If you've got problematic gender roles on the mind as you're trying to figure out what to give the little ones in your life for the holidays, allow me to call on my experience dismantling the patriarchy to lend a hand.
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Beauty lovers can lend a hand and support the cause by shopping a wide range of products donated specifically for the sale from 35+ prestige beauty brands like Buxom, M.A.C Cosmetics, Jouer, SK-II and more on QVC while supplies last.
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Especially since.... Great news for medics and helpful squadmates alike: When you see a teammate bleeding out on the ground, you can lend a hand and drag them off to a safe location before you get to work on reviving them.
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A GoFundMe page established for Hodo's son describes her as "a character, a very happy mother," and "someone who would give her last to just always lend a hand — Iyonna was a very special person and was loved by everyone."
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Bryan Cranston even popped in to lend a hand at one point, although the main emotion on his face was anger — anger at Corden for not letting him pop to the bathroom, even though the show had only just begun.
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With divided control of Congress requiring a pragmatic approach to the many pending legislative issues facing lawmakers, community banks are ready to lend a hand with policy proposals that offer practical solutions to real-world problems and attract bipartisan support.
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"To the municipalities affected by the fire and the island of Gran Canaria, we're committing that we're going to help, we'll lend a hand so that day-to-day life on the island returns to what it was before the fire," Sanchez said.
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And as the Girls stars point out, there are lots of ways to lend a hand to support: giving someone a phone call, calling out something hurtful, offering a ride to get someone access to medical attention or counseling, or even just listening.
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"With nearly one billion people in lockdown across the world because of the coronavirus pandemic, it's important that we lend a hand and provide them with an enjoyable way to pass the time," Pornhub Vice President's Corey Price said in a statement.
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But in the modern world, the real concept is that we will each be at risk for this event occurring sometime in our life, and if we're not prepared to at least lend a hand, we're going to put people at risk.
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"He was sort of a weather rock star at the time," said Joseph D'Aleo, whom Mr. Coleman recruited out of academia to lend a hand at "Good Morning America" and to help him develop his idea for a 24-7 weather channel.
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After Jennifer Lopez revealed Thursday night that she still hasn't heard from her family in Puerto Rico — two days after Hurricane Maria ravaged the U.S. territory and left millions without power — she is describing the level of destruction and imploring people to lend a hand.
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But with the film undergoing extensive reshoots this summer — and filmmaker Tony Gilroy reportedly stepping in to lend a hand — many have taken the changes as a sign that Disney was unhappy with the dour tone, and hoped to lighten the film up a bit.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve will lend a hand to Bangladesh's central bank as it sues to recoup losses from one of the world's largest cyber heists, even while the Philippine bank targeted by the lawsuit on Friday called it baseless and beyond U.S. jurisdiction.
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Garcia and his family are going to keep trying to get him back to the U.S., but while he's out of the country, Seriki wants to lend a hand with finances — Garcia's family has apparently already spent $125,000 on attorneys and filing fees, according to Warikoo.
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The fruit of those efforts should pop up next week, when the website is expected to release more than 10 billion YouTube video metadata files, and the launch of a new service that should allow the public to lend a hand in organizing vast troves of data.
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The 51-year-old actor has teamed up with the UN Refugee Agency to lend a hand to the scores of refugees fleeing war-torn Syria, as well as to research the crisis as a whole in the country that hosts over one million displaced and uprooted individuals.
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Bestselling management author Suzy Welch says it's never too early in your career to lend a hand to other employees, even those more senior, and that finding a way to provide that support is a great way for early-career employees to develop a reputation as a team player.
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It was a chaotic collaboration: Athena Currey, a model who was one of his best friends and muses, would not only appear on the runway and volunteer for Mr. Cho's hair and makeup tests, but also would lend a hand before or during the shows if the need arose.
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" The school chancellor described George -- whose friends called her "Ruthie" -- as an honors student "who dreamed of becoming a physical therapist to heal people and who was always there to lend a hand to her peers, many of whom would seek her out because of her compassion for others.
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If regulators don't give the bank more time to find a different private-sector solution after BlackRock pulled its interest, then the country's banking system may be called on to lend a hand via a compulsory deposit protection fund alongside the voluntary one, La Repubblica and Il Sole 24 Ore said.
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The government shutdown may be entering its second month with no clear end in sight, but one noble cannabis website has decided to lend a hand to some of the 800,000 furloughed federal workers who aren't getting paid—by offering them free medical weed for as long as the shutdown lasts.
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Yet to see the attacks only that way is to miss the one element that might buoy the national spirit: In nearly every terrorist episode here, ordinary individuals risked their own safety to try to halt the attack or to lend a hand to the wounded rather than running away.
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If you want to lend a hand or offer a show of support to America's Muslim communities as Donald Trump takes office in the coming weeks, here's some practical advice from advocates and activists who have been on the front-lines of this fight long before Trump left the reality TV scene.
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SINGAPORE/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve's return to higher interest rates could lend a hand to beleaguered counterparts in Japan and Europe and signal the end of a long cycle of monetary stimulus across Asia, as central banks from Beijing to Ankara to London reacted on Thursday to the U.S. policy change.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.) will lend a hand to Democratic Senate candidate Katie McGinty, bringing his progressive star power to Pennsylvania.
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Either way, one set of voters will be left feeling put upon by the EU. Dealing with the migrant crisis, as we have seen, will involve difficult choices about how and whether to help those southern countries bearing the brunt of the problem, and how to distribute the burden among those willing to lend a hand.
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Ben Carson says he will lend a hand to President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE constructing a substitute for ObamaCare.
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First, the Environmental Protection Agency under President TrumpDonald John TrumpJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Trump defends shift of FEMA funds, citing Dorian's change in path Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively donate M to help migrant children, social justice MORE announced the rollback of methane regulations to lend a hand to oil and gas companies.
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These are pretty dark stories, with major characters dying and plenty of robotic gore on display—but they're excellently designed (as you might expect, given High Moon would go on to lend a hand in the production of Bungie's Destiny), and a riot to romp through, so long as you can suck up all the tragedy that befalls a few all-time favorites.
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Many Berliners have found ways to lend a hand: Local volunteers have stepped in to distribute food and help refugees find shelter; some of the city's nightclubs have raised money to sponsor the cost of housing, food, and German language classes; and a few young Germans even started a website to connect migrants who need housing to Berliners with vacant rooms.
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A dreadlocked stranger from the future falls through the portal to lend a hand, while fantastical characters who personify different aspects of time wrangle for dominance — among them, the Golden Hours ("responsible for the best light of the day"), the Clock Watchers (who no longer have jobs now that time is still) and the Time Sucks (described as Platypus-type creatures that distract you, "running in galloping strides more suited for a racehorse than a furry, potbellied, face-licking thing").
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It's true that today, 61 percent of Americans tell Gallup they like the idea of a third major party—but in 2007, 58 percent said so, and in 2010, 58 percent said so, and in 2013, 60 percent said so, and no such party broke through, not even Ackerman's, which had plenty of money to get on the ballot and the support in the same class of "politically orphaned political strategists, academics and donors" who Glover says are now, once again, ready to lend a hand.
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