Orders around boiling water remain in effect in Puerto Rico.
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Some traders said large buy orders around $1.13 offered support.
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It was just an avalanche of orders around 3 o'clock-ish.
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Small businesses are being crushed by "shelter in place" orders around the country.
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Mother Courage joins forces at various times with a chaplain whom she orders around blithely.
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After opening up pre-orders around 2 weeks ago, they've sold over $85,000 worth of clothing.
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Traders attributed the decline in stocks largely to late-day sell orders around the month-end.
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Traders attributed Monday's decline in stocks largely to late-day sell orders around the month-end.
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Back and forth with Iraq ICE began detaining Iraqi nationals with deportation orders around May 15, 2017, according to court documents.
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Factory shutdowns throughout China kicked off a widespread supply shock, and demand faces a growing threat from fresh quarantine orders around the globe.
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On Wednesday, officials at Cal Fire lifted some mandatory evacuation orders around the Kincade fire, allowing thousands of people to return to their homes.
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Funky is a verbose fraud who orders around a Roy Thomas pastiche named Houseroy and constantly declares his own greatness without ever producing anything.
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Every day, we fulfill thousands of orders around the country with items from retailers in dozens of areas that have different sales-tax regulations.
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So if the trade war happens, we don't have a big impact because we have sufficient capacity around the Group that we can shift orders around.
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And under Francis' predecessor, Pope Benedict XVI, he had helped lead the Vatican office that oversees the roughly one million men and women in religious orders around the world.
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Once we get past the excitement of the pre-orders around the iPhone X, I think there'll be naturally some concern about the March quarter and June quarter look like next year.
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And yet in 2017, with sea levels rising because of climate change and established political orders around the world teetering under the strains of populism, seasteading can seem not just practical, but downright appealing.
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"If you look at all the future orders, around 40 percent of the new aircraft orders are coming from airlines in Asia," Andrew Herdman, director general of the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines, told CNBC.
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To the south, firefighters battled flames roaring through dry brush and chaparral near the Mexican border for a third day, prompting authorities to expand evacuation orders around the desert community of Potrero with 1,000 structures under threat.
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The company did see a boost in orders around last month's Dubai airshow, bringing the number of orders net of cancellations or conversions this year to 2346 at the end of November from 77 a month earlier.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - A satirical TV show avidly watched by millions of Poles depicts a Poland ruled by one man who never leaves his office but orders around the prime minister and sycophantic aides, while the Polish president is kept waiting endlessly in the foyer for a meeting.
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The bay'ah of Rizwan, a collective initiation of thousands of Muslims at the hand of Muhammad, is mentioned in the Qur'an. The tradition was continued by the caliphs. In subsequent ages, it was associated with Sufi orders, and spiritual masters would initiate their followers. The practice still exists in Sufi orders around the world.
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The apartment was divided by curtains with a different Jewish family behind each one. Nobody was ever refused: friends, strangers, acquaintances. Zofia got involved with the underground press and also, helped the Jewish Committee find hiding places for the children. As a courier, she distributed underground newspapers and relayed orders around the General Government.
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Conversely, criminals have been known to arm themselves with an array of homemade or improvised clubs, generally of easily concealable sizes, or which can be explained as being carried for legitimate purposes (such as baseball bats). In addition, Shaolin monks and members of other religious orders around the world have employed cudgels from time to time as defensive weapons.
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The press became well known on the West Coast for its quality work and prompt delivery of printing orders. Around the start of the 20th century, the subscription list of Signs of the Times was nearly 50,000. Retail sales of the book department amounted to $94,000. However, commercial work continued to occupy an important place in production.
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John Keegan, The American Civil War. Reno–Benteen defensive position Despite hearing heavy gunfire from the north, including distinct volleys at 4:20 pm, Benteen concentrated on reinforcing Reno's badly wounded and hard-pressed detachment rather than continuing on toward Custer's position. Benteen's apparent reluctance to reach Custer prompted later criticism that he had failed to follow orders. Around 5:00 pm, Capt.
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The son of Charles Hoole of Wakefield in Yorkshire, he was born there. He was educated at Wakefield free school, and at Lincoln College, Oxford, where he proceeded B.A. on 12 June 1634 and M.A. on 7 July 1636. Robert Sanderson, a relative, helped him get a place at Oxford, and continued through life to support him. Hoole took holy orders around 1632, and through the influence of Sanderson was appointed master of Rotherham free school.
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In the 1780s, he had three churches built at Teigh, Stapleford and Saxby. On 23 February 1770, upon the death of his older brother, who had married four times but was without surviving male heir, he inherited the earldom of Harborough and the family residence, Stapleford Park. Although he gradually relinquished his clerical preferments, he never resigned his Holy Orders. Around 1772, he purchased the Lordship of Wymondham, a township on the verge of the Sherard estates.
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Kallikratis' inhabitants were dragged from their homes and herded to the church, threatened with death upon disobedience. Some men were shot outside their homes under the eyes of their families, after refusing to comply with orders. Around 30 civilians were executed in total, some shot sporadically and most of them in an abandoned house in the northern neighborhood of Pipilida (Πιπιλίδα).Giorgos Kalogerakis Μνήμη των Καλλικρατιανών, θυμάτων των ναζί, Τα Σφακιά, τριμηνιαία έκδοση της Ένωσης των Απανταχού Σφακιανών, issues 154, 155.
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Allegory of chastity by Hans Memling Periculoso attempted both to "standardize" the lives of nuns from different houses and orders around the practice of "enclosure" and to demarcate distinctions between nuns and monks.Salih, 2001, p. 138. The severity of the enforcement of the directive varied considerably across Europe,Power, 1988, p. 354. in part because the strict enforcement of the practice of enclosure would have "undermine[d] the economic stability" of many convents because of the way they generated revenue and solicited contributions within their communities.
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Tyler's initiatives and methods become dehumanizing; he orders around the members of Project Mayhem with a megaphone similar to camp directors at Chinese re-education camps. The Narrator pulls back from Tyler and arrives at a middle ground between his conflicting selves. Fight Club examines Generation X angst as '"the middle children of history". Norton said it examines the value conflicts of Generation X as the first generation raised on television: this generation had "its value system largely dictated to it by advertising culture", and was told one could achieve "spiritual happiness through home furnishing".
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On Amazon's bestseller list, the Lumia 920 has, as of November 2012, become the best-selling phone of the week, with different colour options taking the number one, two and four spots. In the UK, it topped Expansys' chart during the same period. On its October 15, 2012 release, it topped the charts in France, beating the already- available iPhone 5, LG Optimus L3, Sony Xperia U and Samsung Galaxy Ace. On November 23, 2012, it was reported that the device has had 2.5 million pre- orders around the world in just three weeks of availability.
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Gai feared that Li Hanzhi would be resentful, but when he spoke with Li Keyong, Li Keyong stated that the reason why he did not want to give a circuit to Li Hanzhi was that he feared that if Li Hanzhi had a circuit, he would no longer follow Li Keyong's orders. Around the new year 899, one of Li Keyong's subordinates, Xue Zhiqin () the military governor of Zhaoyi, died. A replacement was not quickly announced. Li Hanzhi decided to preempt Li Keyong; he entered Zhaoyi's capital Lu Prefecture (), taking it over, and then submitted a report to Li Keyong asking to be made military governor.
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The remaining windows were supplied by Sydney firm of Lyon, Wells Cottier & Co. and were chosen to reflect the use of the room, English farming scenes and traditional meats in the dining room, for example. Andrew Wells, of the aforementioned firm, designed and painted the interior decoration and Booloominbah is an excellent example of his ten-year Australian career. A second element of the building's State aesthetic significance is the northern elevation, which includes finely detailed brickwork consisting of a three-ring arch and four receding orders around a doorway of cathedral proportions. Detailed, carefully executed brickwork is a hallmark of Hunt's designs and attention during supervision of the construction.
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The Treatise on the Reintegration of Beings into Their Original Estate, Virtues and Powers both Spiritual and Divine () is a book written by Martinès de Pasqually—a theurgist and theosopher of uncertain origin—in 1772–1773. Initially, the book was intended as an internal document and doctrine for the Order of Knight-Masons Elect Priests of the Universe, which was founded by Martinès de Pasqually. After the death of Pasqually, the book outgrew the narrow framework of the Order, having influenced the spiritual and philosophical life of its time. It continues to influence occultism, mysticism, and spiritual philosophy as several Martinist organisations and orders around the world consider it one of the fundamental books of their tradition.
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But Migi gradually evolves over the course of the series, he becomes more human while able to temporarily separate from Shinichi's body. After the final battle with Gotou, having been absorbed by the Parasite prior to his defeat, Migi's composition is greatly altered to the point that enters a deep sleep though he briefly woke up to save Satomi without Shinichi's realization. :Iwaaki explained that while Migi appears to be Shinichi's weapon, in fact Migi is in control of the battle and orders around Shinichi. Iwaaki explained that Migi is easily able to order Shinichi since Shinichi is young and "needs guidance", while Migi would find difficulty if he became a part of a politician or a president of a company since in that scenario Migi and his host would argue a lot.
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