In Eureka, marchers were rained on but not rained out.
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Well, it has rained in January and it has rained a lot in January and snowed to the mountains.
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But in most years since the late 1990s, it either hasn't rained in those months or has rained too much, said farmer Dilawar Reshi.
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It rained as he held her hand and held her hand and held her hand and it rained when his mum brought Orion to hospital.
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Rockets and bombs rained down on the streets of Tripoli.
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Unfortunately, we left it outside and it got rained on.
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And sure enough, the praise rained down on her Wednesday.
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I wish candy rained from my ceiling #Oscars #OscarSunday pic.twitter.
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The real magic occurred when candy rained from the sky.
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Hail the size of golf balls rained from the sky.
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Boos rained down as the victor hoisted his championship belt.
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For years, her sewage backed up every time it rained.
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Water would drip in through the ceiling when it rained.
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Wednesday, Day 2: It ironically rained most of the day.
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Clay ceiling tiles rained down, and dozens of people died.
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If it rained, there would be no baiting that day.
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I honestly don't remember the last time it rained here.
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The Cubs' game in Washington on Friday was rained out.
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And on Thursday, the president rained cruise missiles onto Syria.
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IT RAINED ON my first day of swimming across Martha's Vineyard.
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A heavy meteor shower rained down on central Russia in 2013.
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It rained in San Francisco and San Diego had cloudy skies.
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"I got rained on like a million times," he says somberly.
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The scheduled game between Philadelphia and host Washington was rained out.
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Condemnation has rained down from every corner of the Republican Party.
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And so a good example is we kept getting rained out.
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The Nationals also were rained out Sunday against the Chicago Cubs.
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No snow day Insulation rained down in Miami because of Irma.
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The game was scheduled after Tuesday night's contest was rained out.
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I've been hugged and hi-fived, rained, spilled, and spat on.
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A chorus of boos rained down from the Yankee Stadium seats.
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The rounds rained down next to the officers at street level.
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It had rained the whole time and I'd never worn it.
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The javelines rained down on us but couldn't puncture the kayaks.
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She caught Beyoncé smiling as purple confetti rained down around her.
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French Open results: Wednesday's matches were rained out, shuffling the schedule.
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Heavy clay tiles rained down on worshipers, and dozens were killed.
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Pink confetti rained down, and the celebratory image was instantly memorialized.
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It hasn't rained in six weeks; before that, not since spring.
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When Dawsari did not, his fans rained criticism on the club.
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Much the same in Baltics, where I was yesterday: Rained solidly.
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In November, it rained on and off, but never all day.
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But as riches rained down on the family, so did betrayal.
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An air horn blew, confetti rained and a cannon shot boomed.
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The Red Sox' game against the Cleveland Indians was rained out.
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The entrance looked like a crime scene (there's now a state-of-the-art intercom, which Mr. Shears scrolled through with fascination), and when it rained, it rained into his bedroom (presumably no longer a problem).
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When the world was good and money rained down from the sky.
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This year has been a succession of rained-on parades for Huawei.
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A rare shower of Opening Day boos rained down from the stands.
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It "rained like heck," she said, but still wasn't expecting a flood.
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The next day, the sky turned brown and rained ash on me.
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The mood was cheerful, even carnival-like—at least until it rained.
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It rained most of the week in the southern region of Divo.
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In the past two days, it has rained in parts of Yemen.
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After several months of extreme drought, it has finally rained in Somalia.
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Steiner can even lift fingerprints from items that have been rained on.
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It had rained the night before, and the sandy paths were wet.
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The storm rained down on Texas and Louisiana in late August 2017.
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""Ugh, it rained this morning, and my hair got all messed up.
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You listened as angry skies grumbled and death rained down with bullets.
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I was hoping it rained because the chances of interruption were slimmer.
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Boos rained down from many of the 52,793 people at Dodger Stadium.
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When it rained too hard, he sought shelter under a stadium roof.
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Winnie the Pooh dolls rained down from the audience in the aftermath.
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These makeshift tents acted as covers when it rained over the weekend.
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At her office in Anchorage, windows shattered and ceiling tiles rained down.
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If it wasn't raining today, you know, whatever, I'm glad it rained.
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As he went down, more bullets from every direction rained on him.
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It is true the elements well and truly rained on her parade.
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Personal Journeys It rained almost the whole time, a bone-chilling drizzle.
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A chant of "Derek Jeter!" rained down from the sold-out stadium.
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Heavy charcoal-like ash rained down on towns and villages, blanketing everything.
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"The weather was horrible and we were getting rained on," Dominguez said.
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Artillery rained down on the town, hitting houses, schools and apartment blocks.
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At first, he thought they were thunder, since it had rained earlier.
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At first he thought they were thunder, since it had rained earlier.
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"I was paranoid every time it rained," fearing falling branches, Leshawn said.
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Then, it rained and Classic Empire was body-checked at the start.
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Also, the amount they water depends on how much it has rained.
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It had rained during the day, and the air wasn't too bad.
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Ash rained down from the sky and a thick haze covered the ground.
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The night sky had turned orange, clogged with smoke as ash rained down.
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Most days last week were milder than normal, and it rained several times.
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It had not rained on that date for all five of those years.
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Some residents said debris from the explosions rained down, according to NBC Philadelphia.
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Brazil won the cup a second time; adoration rained down on the footballer.
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We get a little rained on toward the end, but it's worth it.
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Yesterday it rained all day so we weren't able to really enjoy Vegas.
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Radioactive particles choked the atmosphere and rained down on cities, forests, and roads.
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Clinton, moving west, reached Bleecker Street, a group rained confetti from a rooftop.
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Sure enough, it rained until the moment Mr. Clinton arrived at Yankee Stadium.
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As it rained the entire weekend, the shoes also repelled the water effectively.
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It had rained at some point without his noticing; the streets were wet.
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They were made to suffer in the cold when it rained or snowed.
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They were found because once it rained they were plugging the canal pipes.
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Officials believe the weather -- it had rained earlier that day -- was a factor.
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Mockery that labeled him "Robot Rubio" rained down, and his momentum melted away.
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Since then, it has rained rockets on Israel's civilian population on numerous occasions.
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It rained on the wedding day ... but it only made for cooler photos!
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It was only natural that it rained during the curtain calls: with confetti.
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When it rained — which it did constantly in southern China — everything got wet.
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He was swarmed by his teammates as whistles rained down from the stands.
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When it rained, the roof leaked and muddy water trickled through the door.
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The Times's Anne Barnard writes: It rained again in New York City yesterday.
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If we stopped doing anything because it rained, nothing would ever get done.
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When he declared that the Affordable Care Act would be repealed, boos rained.
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"Not the fact that it's raining, but the feeling of being rained upon."
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It had rained lightly through the lunch hour, but it was dry now.
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Ash rained down and red skies became the backdrop for hundreds of mandatory evacuations.
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He was scheduled to play again Tuesday night, but that game was rained out.
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The Sunday morning Japanese bombs rained down on US battleships and cruisers and destroyers.
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I know it's stuffy in here, but it's better than actively being rained on.
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Tuesday's game kicked off the three-game series after Monday's game was rained out.
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The fallout from the explosion rained down on the people of the Marshall Islands.
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He waved a Quebec flag as fireworks and confetti rained down from the sky.
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The air was chilly and it rained last night so it wasn't smoky out.
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Sure, I had been rained out of knockout vistas of Katahdin and Moosehead Lake.
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It had rained, or else it was going to rain—Kiril wasn't sure which.
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WiFi is available throughout the island, so you'd be entertained even if it rained.
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"A flood of meteorites rained over Earth then [470 million years ago]," Schmitz said.
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But then again, it's rained on almost every camping trip I've ever been on.
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It rained pretty heavily that day, but the whole town came out to celebrate.
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And I would have, if it hadn't rained torrentially for most of my trip.
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"If it rained, it would be two hours each way," said Ms. Sinclair, 219.
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A few weeks ago, it rained so hard that ponds spread on their street.
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As usual, a hail of Pooh dolls rained onto the ice after Hanyu performed.
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It had rained, and he hit a slippery patch at 140 miles per hour.
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But they were living in a tin shed that leaked every time it rained.
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"In general, it's good for swimming as long as it hasn't rained," he said.
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Just when you thought Florida couldn't get weirder, this week it literally rained iguanas.
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And after everything else, the match that Smith improperly posted about was rained out.
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He began to weep, and His tears rained down on Broadway, dousing the crowd.
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TEBOW'S ST. LUCIE DEBUT RAINED OUT If he's the world's most popular minor league .
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That debris then rained down onto unsuspecting tourists on the island, with fatal consequences.
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Iran made no effort to hide its hand behind the shells that rained down.
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They were a technological marvel, but they were prone to problems when it rained.
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That game got rained out and father and son flew out the next morning.
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Fireworks exploded and confetti rained on revelers after the ball dropped in New York.
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This is the second straight year the Astros and Yankees had a game rained out.
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He was back at it again while more than 100 missiles rained down on Syria.
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You can't sing about birds and lush forest scenes because it hasn't rained in months.
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It appears it also rained on the ice shelf and other parts of West Antarctica.
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This time Trump's being heavily rained on and he's nearly drowning in a rising tide.
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In post-Katrina New Orleans, some patients would have panic attacks every time it rained.
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When it rained, your life is on the line with hypothermia in about two hours.
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One of my friends defiantly warned he wouldn't attend the festival if it rained again.
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"Well folks, it is official…My parade has been rained on!" he wrote on Facebook.
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Last night, arguably the biggest night of SXSW, it rained — and everyone wanted a ride.
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It rained overnight and it is so muddy, but my 65-pound mutt loves it.
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RHP Nick Pivetta will make the start Saturday night after Friday's game was rained out.
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CUBS-BRAVES RAINED OUT Saturday's game in Chicago against Atlanta was postponed because of rain.
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Moments later, Syndergaard called for d'Arnaud again, and boos rained down from Washington Nationals fans.
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It was defenseless during this climb, and enemy bullets rained down, draining half its health.
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Criticism rained down on Trump, not just here in the US but overseas as well.
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A few matches in the Cricket World Cup were also rained out, which hurt revenue.
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They handed us a trophy as silver confetti rained down, great clouds of delicate parallelograms.
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More than 190 rockets rained down on Israeli cities, according to the Israel Defense Forces.
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Find out what uncontrollable circumstance might have rained on his parade in the clip above.
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It rained before the garbagemen came, and the creases on the bags filled with water.
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When it rained, water would naturally flow to the town and seep into the soil.
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The next time the glass broke, in 2015, large shards rained down into her home.
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Every time they would plan on it, we'd either get rained out or snowed out.
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Then one night, airstrikes rained down, destroying apartment buildings just blocks from Ms. Mahyoub's home.
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Wednesday's game was delayed at the start for 24 minutes, even though it never rained.
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Activity dipped when it rained, of course, as nobody wanted to mess up their hair.
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Nonetheless, the criticism that has rained down on him for this is off the mark.
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"Yesterday, it rained a little bit and water came in on my children," he says.
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For nearly 15 minutes shots rained down on the attendees, who had nowhere to escape.
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It was an awful two days in which it rained without respite until the end.
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"I wished it was going to rain, so it rained," she said with a grin.
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It had rained too much in 1315—sometimes every day for weeks at a stretch.
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The sight was even stranger since it hadn't rained in New York City that day.
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One silly season, I found I'd packed four pairs of suede shoes, and it rained.
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Confetti and red, white and blue balloons rained from the ceiling, floating down to the delegates.
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"The universe kind of rained it on down," she told Refinery29 in an interview last August.
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It rained lightly, drizzling off the fronds of the umbrella onto the sand around our chairs.
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Boos rained down from the Garden crowd as the Celtics fell behind 92-84 after three.
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We planned on hiking the whole time, so of course it rained for two days straight.
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Police said Paddock rained sustained gunfire on the crowd for at least 9 to 69303 minutes.
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The crowd sweated, cheered, trod on each other's feet and rained rose petals on the parade.
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It rained fiery debris onto her shed, which spun embers onto the frame of her house.
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It's true when I go there, people will still talk about that I said it rained.
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Two days later, dozens of American tomahawk missiles rained down on the regime's Shayrat air base.
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Jason Aldean was in the middle of a performance late Sunday night when bullets rained down.
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NGOLIBA, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - It hasn't rained on John Mwema's farm in over a month.
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He was scheduled to start against Oakland on April 16, but the game was rained out.
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And then, according to Isabel, soon after settling in, it rained for a full 12 months.
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When their engagement photoshoot location got rained out, they took romantic photos at the grocery store.
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When playing Long Island City High, opposing players rained Bengali taunts on him as he pitched.
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Whenever it rained, water would collect in the abandoned row house and seep into Mitchell's basement.
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To kick things off, the drive up was completely rained out so the convertible stayed up.
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Although Instagram soon rained on its video party, albeit with a slightly less super-short form.
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It rained the following day, but thankfully it didn't rain anymore in the months that followed.
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These scaly beings rained supreme for over 270 million years until the extinction of the dinosaurs.
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Growing up, my summer day camp showed this movie on a grainy projector whenever it rained.
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"Please, Madame, whip me until I cry," he croaked as the lashes rained upon his back.
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The ceiling leaked when it rained, and many of its cheap tiles had long ago fallen.
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They rained water from the tops of ladders; they doused the building with foam fire retardant.
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Even so, it hasn't rained nearly as much as the previous year, which was extraordinarily wet.
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Then, by the Gergel book's account, Shull rained blows on Woodard so ferociously the blackjack broke.
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When it exploded, dark gore and body parts rained out of the night and everyone laughed.
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But in the pebbledash, gray concrete, rained-on estates of Northern Ireland, Unionism is slowly dying.
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For the better part of the second half, they rained 3-point shots from every angle.
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It's so peaceful, it hasn't rained here in a while and I love my lazy Sundays.
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He told Agora that the sky looked especially stunning that day because it had rained earlier.
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About New York One June evening in 2009, shots rained like hail on a Bronx street.
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It rained in New York last May 6, and music completists felt the downpour the heaviest.
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It rained often, and now the city was covered with fat, dark clouds about to burst.
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If it rained, he rode an exercise bike in the backyard shed until the weather cleared.
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They would have a tougher time keeping up if it rained 20 inches over 12 hours.
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In the end, paper rained down from balconies as if pages had been torn from books.
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The strongest winds in eight years rained burning pines down like missiles as the fires spread.
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I asked why and they don't have gutters, and apparently, it hadn't rained in 116 days.
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"AC: "It never rains in L.A., but the one day it rained, it just ruined the speaker.
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On a cool March day in Kentucky in 1876, hunks of meat rained down from the sky.
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An actor ripped open his shirt as the air vent above rained Skittles down his bare chest.
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Rebel officials and rescue workers said incendiary bombs were among the weapons that rained down on Aleppo.
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Texas had not been rained out on the road since April 17, 2013, at Chicago's Wrigley Field.
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For the dozen years between 1974 and 1986, he rained down terror across the state of California.
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Ash rained down on the men, on the American troops, the Iraqi detainees, the Iraqi correctional officers.
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RHP Tanner Roark was supposed to start Wednesday before the game with the Mets was rained out.
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I don't know anybody in a position of responsibility that doesn't know if they're being rained on.
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Blood rained down on the punters but there was no Achilles heel to be found or exposed.
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Terrified, she huddled with her 93-year-old son as the bullets rained down around their home.
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Neither manager or any players were available to the media after the game was rained out Wednesday.
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But in Las Vegas, gunfire rained down on a crowd that numbered in the tens of thousands.
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For days, the sky rained ash; low-flying firefighting planes made every glass in my cupboard sing.
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The Tuesday election comes less than a week after Senate Democrats rained down calls on Minnesota Sen.
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Israeli soldiers rained teargas and fired live ammo into crowds of Palestinian protesters amassed along the border.
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The staff transferred the victims to an underground bunker, where doctors treated them as munitions rained down.
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For example, he says it rained for much of the 10 race, his third at Le Mans.
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Chunks of debris rained down on the platform at the Barclays Center stop in Brooklyn last week.
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"I missed them, especially when it rained or snowed or when the sky was overcast," she said.
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"As usual, it rained in Bournemouth," Davidson said in a telephone interview from his home in Houston.
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A barrage rained down on them: six 81-millimeter mortar rounds arrived in just over a minute.
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Gold dust and pink feathers rained down from the glass-roof atrium that day as thousands gathered.
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"We were getting puddles of water in there every time it snowed or rained," Ms. Diani said.
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It rained most of the time; the three men passed the time playing the card game hearts.
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The writer-director Louise Archambault's "And the Birds Rained Down" does this too for women even older.
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Every time it rained, our neighborhood flooded because the pipes were bad, because the sidewalks weren't paved.
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Their hunches were right since roughly eight hours before the scheduled first pitch, Saturday's game was rained out.
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Night after night, salvos of missiles rained down indiscriminately on our neighborhood, sowing unimaginable death and destruction. 5.
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"I hope I don't go down in history as the curmudgeon that rained all over this," Greenhill says.
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"The universe kind of rained it on down," she said, momentarily trading her comedic timing for quiet sincerity.
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Had it rained, the couple would have traveled in the Scottish State Coach, which was built in 1830.
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Police clashed with the demonstrators, who rallied against deep cuts to state spending, and rained down tear gas.
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Families with young children were living in ramshackle homes: The dirt floors turned to mud when it rained.
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When it rained and they were quiet I was happy, for a time, but they would come back.
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The army tents were cold at night and stiflingly hot in the day; when it rained they flooded.
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It is just over a year since the gravel from our demolition rained down on the same apartment.
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The brand new BFF star's parade gets rained on when he Skypes Francesca to tell her good news.
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It's no wonder that in Minneapolis on the April Thursday he passed, it rained palpable, paisley-purple tears.
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It has rained, and we can see individually delineated local showers pouring down way off in the distance.
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But he stayed on through the barrel bombs that rained down from helicopters of Bashar al-Assad's regime.
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An elder later told me that it soon rained on his cornfield, a result from this spiritual exchange.
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Items rained down from shelves and ceilings at the station, news director Tracy Sabo told CNN's Sara Finch.
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It rained in New York City on Thursday, which meant the subway system flooded, as it usually does.
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Priebus has avoided the intense criticism that rained down upon the head of his Democratic counterpart, Florida Rep.
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There they all were, ready to be inspected in dizzy zoom, as showers of cartoon pills rained down.
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We begin with the bountiful—an apple being rained upon, and a baby drinking from a full breast.
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It was audible on Thursday night, in the boos from the audience that sometimes rained down on Clinton.
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That afternoon it rained ten inches, filling the streets and Gregory's U-Haul with several feet of water.
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The Sentinelese rained arrows down on the wreck, while the unarmed crew waited a week to be rescued.
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"We hardly noticed the shrapnel which rattled and tinkled as it rained down on the wings," he wrote.
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Sunday's game could have been an exception, but one of the many rained-out Yankees games complicated things.
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The militants rained missiles on the town almost daily, killing 24 people in the area in early 2016.
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When it rained, tree frogs would scale the wet cement walls, as if to gain access to us.
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It rained so much that hardly anyone showed up, and Grand Junction was awarded the tournament in 1959.
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The scheduled game between the New York Yankees and the Tigers was rained out Wednesday night in Detroit.
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Then it dropped to 159,635 last Friday, before hitting a low of 81,050 on Monday, when it rained.
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But it didn't matter after the Golden State Warriors rained down threes in overtime to take Game 1. .
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The finale of the Yankees' four-game weekend series with the Baltimore Orioles was rained out Sunday afternoon.
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As happens on social media, a stranger rained on Ms. Linton's photo op by posting a mean comment.
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But as soon as the photographs were published, criticism, condemnation and laughs at the governor's expense rained down.
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He explained that decades ago, tourists used to get hurt by flash floods when it rained at Petra.
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At one point that October, it rained 17 inches in eight days, leaving the grapes swollen with water.
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Fast forward to this month: Sturch's daughter Bryanne had planned a lemonade stand, but it got rained out.
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There were the huge sets like Caesar's Palace or the Caribbean holiday where it rained the whole time.
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Hours earlier, more than a dozen Iranian missiles had rained down on two U.S. military bases in Iraq.
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A team from the Lick Observatory in California did make it to the Crimean eclipse — but it rained.
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"It hasn't rained here for months — like everywhere else in Europe," said the former world champion Philippe Gilbert.
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And then the punches rained down from McGregor as Cerrone sagged to the canvas, the bleeding speeding up.
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"Every time it rained, the raindrops would fall on other people, but never on me," Raniere tells India.
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As cool as the glass looked, it always felt like a disaster waiting to happen whenever it rained.
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He was scheduled to start Sunday night against the New York Yankees but the game was rained out.
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Women and children and innocent citizens were being burned alive while the wreckage of buildings rained down on them.
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Moments earlier, the TCU fans rained down an air-ball chant on Lecomte, but he had the last laugh.
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It lifted the solidified gunk at the bottom of the containment vessel, snapping photos as water rained around it.
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The Tigers and Pirates were rained out twice during their season-opening series in Detroit earlier in the season.
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Lopez pointed to the screen behind her just before glitter and faux dinero rained down on the excited crowd.
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So much glitter rained down on Gingrich at a book signing in Minnesota in 2011 with his wife, Callista.
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I'm a bit pricklier about rain because I'm made of cloth — don't you hate when you get rained on?
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The humidity is low since it rained already and the sun went down, so it feels really nice out.
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The series opener was rained out Tuesday but the Braves just pushed everyone in their rotation back a day.
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The Rangers and Braves were rained out Tuesday night, necessitating a split doubleheader on Wednesday at 1:35 p.m.
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Rio's closing ceremony ended the Olympics with, what else, a big party, and no one cared that it rained.
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It was early evening, and the sidewalk was glossy, reflecting the street lamps as if it had recently rained.
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Sunday night's game against the New York Mets was rained out and will be made up on Aug. 13.
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"When we used the pit latrine before, and it rained, sometimes the water would come out," Rartjarasoaniony tells me.
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But the clouds that have rained on healthcare's performance so far in 2019 are not expected to dissipate soon.
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Molten rocks and steam rained down on hikers, journalists and a scientist, who scrambled to escape the volcanic firestorm.
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Hailstones the size of eggs rained down on the streets and cars parked along the side of the roads.
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Lopez pointed to the screen behind her just before glitter and fake dinero rained down on the excited crowd.
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If you're getting married in August in Florida, there's a good chance your beachfront ceremony will be rained out.
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He asked for their stories of how they survived as the hail of bullets rained down from the gunman.
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But when it rained, water seeping into the tent from above and below made these a hazard, he said.
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"If it rains (and it has rained each Halloween for the last three years), it will destroy the props."
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It sat there, on its side, getting rained on, hailed on, fouled by birds, for more than 21868 years.
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We see the news footage, the crying children, the flowers and Teddy bears in a pile getting rained on.
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RHP Tanner Roark will start Game 2 of the NLDS on Sunday after the game was rained out Saturday.
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One member of Fornieles' crew started literally tackling people to the ground, while more fluff and confetti rained down.
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When it rains, we need to protect ourselves— though these days we get rained on and don't even care.
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Day Wave, whose Governors Ball set was rained out for the day, stopped by to chat and hang out.
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In Santa Cruz, it rained 6 inches in 32 hours, just less than the average for the entire month.
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The 2003 festival was a financial and physical washout, rained out for five days and running a large loss.
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It rained during part of the weekend, forcing Mr. Trump to cancel golf with Greg Norman, the Australian golfer.
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It rained during the marches, so much of the city center turned into a sea of slow moving umbrellas.
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The city of 80,000 west of San Juan flooded multiple times, each time that it rained after Maria passed.
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Knicks fans rained vitriol down on Porzingis from the moment he took the ball during the pregame layup line.
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The teams played their full three-game series in less than 24 hours after Tuesday's opener was rained out.
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It rained here the night the president pretended to be an environmentalist during the State of the Union address.
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That was farther south, though, down around Chino, where there was more green and it actually rained a little.
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But at University of Phoenix Stadium, they could finally bask in the confetti that rained down from the rafters.
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It had rained a lot the day before and all the water dissolved the upper crust of the lake.
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Missiles rained down on Khurais from 0331 until 0348, said Fahad Abdulkarim, general manager for southern area oil operations.
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Missiles rained down on Khurais from 0331 until 0348, said Fahad Abdulkarim, general manager for southern area oil operations.
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The show culminated with a performance by James Brown as confetti rained down and male go-go dancers gyrated.
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And we've even got some classic dry-rub oven ribs, just in case your backyard party gets rained out.
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He threw a 75-pitch simulated game indoors on Sunday when his scheduled rehab start for Pawtucket was rained out.
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From there, the Iranian quickly moved to side control and rained down short punches and hammerfists while on the mat.
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But as of Thursday afternoon, hundreds of civilians were fleeing the area as bombs rained down around the port city.
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Fans set off fireworks as confetti rained down, creating a carnival-type atmosphere on the streets of Canada's biggest city.
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She then rained down blows on her child's alleged attacker, whose pants were down around his ankles, according to authorities.
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Knowing how much it has rained seems basic to those of us in data-dense countries like the United States.
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As the colorful confetti rained down around me, I put my hands up and wiggled in a small victory dance.
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People who were attending the concert below hid, crawled, and ran to dodge the bullets as they rained from above.
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HURT: -- with an all-access look at tonight&aposs MLB all-star game, if it doesn&apost get rained out.
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I text M. to let him know I made it to work and that it rained on my way in.
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Drake presided behind the deejay booth inside the city's Toyota Center arena, ensuring that dollar bills rained down on revelers.
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It was also synched with the local weather patterns so when it rained in Berlin, the tequila poured down, too.
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The authors argue that a cloud of organic material likely rained down upon the Earth about 500 million years ago.
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He rained down on Bekah M., and got slurpy with Sienne, who took home the rose from the group date.
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Survivors told The New York Times that helicopters rained down fire on civilians and troops cut off families' escape routes.
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OF/C Kyle Schwarber was out of the leadoff spot Saturday against the Brewers before the game was rained out.
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The ceilings rained fake marigold petals and the audience nodded their heads to what's sure to be Disney's newest earworm.
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OF Howie Kendrick (oblique) took ground balls at Nationals Park before Friday's game was rained out, manager Pete Mackanin said.
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It took the crowd a second to recognize him, but once they did the chants of "Jimmy Jacobs" rained down.
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Shipboard expeditions to the South Pacific near Oeno atoll in the Pitcairn chain were generally clouded if not rained out.
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Sunday's explosion rained soot over the popular tourist destination and other villages in the Sacatepéquez state, covering them in ash.
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Their backbones cracked as they tugged at one another with their mighty arms—and sweat rained from them in torrents.
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Rebel officials and rescue workers said incendiary bombs were among the weapons that rained from the sky on the city.
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That night it rained hard, so the next afternoon a logistics team spent all day towing vehicles out of mud.
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Wepner earned his nickname, the Bayonne Bleeder, in 1969, when his fight against Sonny Liston rained blood on the spectators.
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As nuclear fallout from the bombs rained down like snow over the Marshall Islands, some children played in the powder.
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Jacobs was rapidly tried and sentenced by a public jury; a fusillade of comments rained down on Instagram and Twitter.
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The event included donated fireworks, a military flyover, and Trump's speech to a rained-on crowd at the Lincoln Memorial.
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It was deep in the middle of the Oregon woods, up on a mountainside, and it rained all the time.
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Disbelief quickly gave way to reality as volley after volley of rapid gunfire rained down on the Route 91 Festival.
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Those balls of iron could have been hail that rained down during a severe storm, according to the study authors.
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Epstein said the circuit took a big hit financially, ironically because it had not rained enough when it really mattered.
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Four days later, more American airstrikes rained down 100 miles southeast of Surt, killing several more fighters, the Pentagon said.
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Every time it rained after the hurricane it was a nightmare, and we actually had a roof over our heads.
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Now she got nervous whenever it rained, and she cut the conversation short and politely rushed me off her lawn.
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"Contradictory thoughts rained down like Tetris blocks, and I struggled to sort them out—to make them disappear," he writes.
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Artillery rained down on Ras al-Ain and Hassan loaded his wife and five children into a car and fled.
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A turning-point came on September 14th, when missiles rained down on two oil facilities in Saudi Arabia's eastern desert.
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"We were rained on last night but this is a must - we must pay our respects to father," he said.
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When it rained, she and the children pulled on their matching Camper wellies and went mushroom hunting in the forest.
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As the playoffs progressed, thousands of plastic rats rained on the ice as opposing goalies took cover inside their nets.
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I don't think Spain has been rained on by a lot of future in the last 30 to 0003 years.
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Others have expressed their disgust with the mania of public celebrity mourning, as shells rained down on Syria, Yemen and elsewhere.
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EditorsNote: tweaks wording of lede The scheduled game between the Philadelphia Phillies and host Washington Nationals was rained out Monday night.
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But when his cell opened, he recalled, two officers wearing black leather gloves rushed in and rained down blows on him.
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TODAY'S NUMBER $175,000 The amount of cash that rained down on an Atlanta interstate after an armored truck's door unexpectedly opened.
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She remembers a trip to Costco and the last time it rained, and I hear the sounds of Costco and rain.
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This immediately means that ecosystems and people living somewhere else where it would have rained will no longer get this rain.
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In an interview, Radie recalled hearing screams from the crowd, followed by sudden silence as bullets rained down, kicking up dust.
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Some neighbors in South Philadelphia said debris rained from the sky into their neighborhoods after the explosions, according to NBC Philadelphia.
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It rained and snowed all last night and the temps are now below freezing, so the roads will be pretty unsafe.
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Late-night hosts rubbed their hands at the pure comedic blessing that rained on them once Trump announced his presidential bid.
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" Trump said with a smirk as the crowd rained down a chorus of boos on their not-so-favorite son. "Wow.
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Yoo's balcony, his family's car and the streets were covered in soot, as ash rained down from the fires across Koreatown.
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He suggested a device that would measure the energy spectra of charged particles as they rained down on the lunar surface.
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The air strikes that had rained death and destruction on Hodeidah have also paused, although they have continued in other regions.
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DeGrom will be pitching on two extra days of rest after Wednesday's series finale against the Washington Nationals was rained out.
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I know how hard it rained last night — I was up all night worrying about you guys, but I was covered.
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It rained a lot for a couple of days so I want to thank everyone for helping to organize the tournament.
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The shooter rained down bullets on country music concert-goers from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay hotel and casino.
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I was worried about them when the wind picked up or when it rained or when there was thunder and lightning.
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The building itself gets used by people and rained upon by the sky, and relies on human beings to maintain it.
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But because the Tigers' game against Cleveland was rained out Thursday, they now have an extra game left on their schedule.
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Fans gathered in the FCC Bank Stadium, ready for the celebrated artist to take the stage, and were nearly rained out.
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The teams were due to play four times at Nationals Park this week, but contests were rained out Monday and Tuesday.
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It hadn't rained for so long, that all the water stored for the Harvest as the time was called, was insufficient.
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I walked carefully while under the canopy because it had rained the previous night and the steep path was still slippery.
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Of course, Hane lives in Florida, where it rains almost every afternoon, while here in California it hasn't rained in months.
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If it rained all night, she would gather her children close, sit under an awning and wait for it to pass.
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After getting rained out in May, many New Yorkers got to take "the best sunset picture of the year" on Friday.
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There was a leak in my roof that resulted in a light shower in my living room any time it rained.
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The men in the trenches were obsessed with the enemy — those anonymous creatures across no man's land who rained down death.
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Some boos rained down from the stands, where fans headed toward the exits after Familia's first blown save of the season.
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For his next stop, our 52 Places Traveler was rained in, so he ate his way through Vietnam's beach city, Danang.
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The frantic police audio during the Vegas massacre underscores the terror at the venue as bullets rained down into the crowd.
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It hasn't rained enough for the family to grow corn and beans, and the few coffee plants they had recently started dying.
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Fifty-eight people died and hundreds were injured when gunfire rained from the high-rise Mandalay Bay into the outdoor concert crowd.
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Here's what else happened: -The headlining speakers rained heavy blows on Trump, beginning with a passionate speech from Vice President Joe Biden.
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RHP Miguel Gonzalez will be pushed back to a Friday start after the Thursday night game at Kansas City was rained out.
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Gunman Stephen Paddock rained a hail of bullets from his 32nd-floor Las Vegas hotel room, killing 58 people at a concert.
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I had to do one take where I was being rained on and playing harmonica, and it was, it was a moment.
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Artillery shells filled with mustard gas rained tiny droplets onto the battlefield that didn't need to be inhaled to inflict mass casualties.
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"We knew this storm was coming so we were prepared, but it rained harder than I was thinking it would," Carhart said.
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It was manageable until it rained and the metal pole across your knees wasn't doing much to hold you in your cart.
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The researchers found that in places where it rained that day, rallies were half the size of places where it stayed dry.
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The win raised the Red Sox's lead over the rained-out New York Yankees to four games atop the American League East.
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When Saudi jets last year bombed a presidential palace complex close to Ishaq's club in Sanaa, shrapnel rained down on the courts.
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Jacobs strung Jay Briscoe up by his feet, stood underneath him, and delivered a promo while Briscoe's blood rained down on him.
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As is MUTEK tradition, it rained on the final day, forcing the cancellation of the outdoor Piknic Electronik at Parc Jean-Drapeau.
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The A's won the first game 8-6 before Texas won the second game 8-7 — with the middle game rained out.
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Aldean was performing when the gunfire erupted, forcing him and his band to flee the stage as bullets rained down on concertgoers.
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A small squall of publicity finally rained down on her in 2014, when she opened Via Carota with the chef Jody Williams.
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It rained, and then the rain passed over, leaving roiling clouds and a silver light that intensified the colors of the landscape.
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Clinton were in marked contrast to the steady stream of boos that rained down at the mention of her name on Monday.
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No other wild animal in American history has suffered the kind of deliberate, and casual, persecution we have rained down on coyotes.
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Rockets rained down for days on the northern Israeli countryside, with the Iranian proxy exchanging fire with Israeli forces near the border.
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It had rained earlier, a sudden and unseasonable downpour, as if by lucky miracle… as if Borscht was watching over us all.
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And my heart began beating every time it rained, even after the pumps came back online just days before Harvey hit Texas.
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Dime probably spent nearly as much money on the 20-minute confetti shower (main image) that rained down after JS landed it.
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Last month, at least twice, the sky opened up and rained poo down upon the residents of a nice British Columbian town.
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It rained on and off all day, forcing us to eat lunch under an overturned canoe at the end of a portage.
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But we had dual sets of cameras, dual sets of screens, so if it rained we could switch out the whole set.
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Movie stars and power brokers rained down, but not the rain itself, though all day storm-gray clouds had lain low overhead.
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Escaping through the alleyway, the fighters retreated to safety in a nearby outpost as coalition airstrikes rained down on the besieged house.
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Four days later, another round of American airstrikes rained down 100 miles southeast of Surt, killing several more fighters, the Pentagon said.
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As confetti rained down on the field, an announcement in the press box identified the game's most valuable offensive player as Chubb.
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We were all drenched and cold, and it looked as if the concert had been rained out just before the biggest act.
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We thought it was going to be a sunny day, but it rained the whole time, which could explain the somber expressions.
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Their home opener was snowed out, and two games in Detroit were rained out, along with one and a third games here.
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That August, he rained dollar bills onto perplexed—and then madly grasping—traders on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
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"Seems like when I was a kid, in the summer it rained at least every other day in the afternoon," he says.
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For a while, as the initial vitriol rained down on the Astros and their players, there was only sporadic criticism of Manfred.
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Two classes were outside in the school&aposs playground when the liquid "rained down" just before noon, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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Those two days, the weather was fickle — the rain gave way to sun, the wind to calm, and then it rained again.
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There was no running water, and when it rained the refugees' tents filled with mud and the camp's rudimentary roads became impassable.
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"All of a sudden, bullets just rained from above, from on top of a hill, down on top of them," Langford said.
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The Blue Devils rained a bunch of early long-range shots and that helped carry them in Friday night's first-round game.
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Detroit saw a 4-2, fourth-inning lead wiped out when the opening game of a doubleheader at Chicago was rained out.
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Dozier had two hits for the Twins, who had won three straight before getting rained out in their past three scheduled games.
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The former Titan FC champion took an easy takedown in the third and rained down shots until Herb Dean stopped the contest.
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"Inside he rained bullets brutally, mercilessly over innocent people who were there just to celebrate the new year and have fun," Sahin said.
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The 34-year-old sacrificed his life to shield, protect and assist people from danger as bullets rained down on the 20,000 concertgoers.
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A blood red sun, blazing through a massive, ominous cloud of smoke, hung above Los Angeles on Saturday, as ash rained down below.
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The initial impact sent thousands of chunks of debris flying in all directions, and some of these would have eventually rained back down.
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As the flames swept closer to the city limits, ash rained down and red skies became the backdrop for hundreds of mandatory evacuations.
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Haula struggled to get off the ice and went right to the dressing room as boos rained down on Upshall and the officials.
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A thought also occurred of construction sites in some Western countries being closed down whenever it rained, or when temperatures fell below zero.
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In the eastern region of Abengourou, farmers said it had rained so much it was difficult to get cocoa out of the plantations.
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RHP Chris Young threw 20 pitches in the bullpen and was about to throw a simulated game Thursday, but that was rained out.
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While Yeezy himself didn't immediately share his reaction to being rained out, his wife Kim Kardashian West expressed her own disappointment through Instagram.
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"As soon as it rained I knew there was an opportunity," said Hamilton, whose only other Monaco win was in 2008 for McLaren.
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"Together we left it all on the field in Indiana," Mr. Cruz told supporters here as cries of "Nooo!" rained from the crowd.
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Nuclear fallout quickly rained down on 86 people there, and 167 more on Utrek, who were all evacuated for medical care, days later.
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The game wound up being rained out, but would-be World Series viewers balked at the idea of checking out Ball Four, instead.
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Luckily for everyone—since they were all terrible at it and Evan was certainly going to get another nosebleed—it gets rained out.
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Some tried to dash to the water and brave the currents, hoping they could swim to safety while bullets rained down on them.
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But I loved the crowdedness of New York City, how when it rained it seemed like the buildings were raining, not the sky.
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It rained lightly here last week, and I stared at it with the same awe with which I watched the recent solar eclipse.
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In addition to the derailments, trains have been stuck in tunnels, and last week a broken pipe rained wastewater onto the station's concourse.
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Bokhary wrote of divergent community views on who was "to blame for the blows now being rained down on the rule of law".
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McGregor closed in and rained down strikes as Cerrone covered up, prompting referee Herb Dean to stop the fight after just 40 seconds.
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As it rained on Monday, officers spent hours at the scene of the crash in East Harlem, surrounding the intersection in police tape.
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Curry rained in a trey for a 103-163 Golden State lead, but Lillard converted a driving layup to make it 103-102.
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Ash rained down on the 405 Freeway in Los Angeles, and a handful of homes in the exclusive neighborhood of Bel-Air burned.
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Last week, as shouts of "MVP" rained down from the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas, Ding Yanyuhang was clearly lost for words.
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The boos rained down, and while some people shouted for him to keep going ... most of the crowd wanted him to get the hook.
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Shane Turpin, the owner and captain of the boat that was hit, said he never saw the explosion that rained down on his boat.
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In typical Counter-Strike fashion, confetti rained down on the stage in Dallas, Texas as G2 Esports hoisted its giant trophy into the air.
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And even as the opprobrium of the nation rained down on Baraboo, or maybe precisely because it did, very few Barabooians criticized the boys.
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One day it rained, and I saw them take a ticket to the valet stand for a woman who didn't want to get wet.
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The contest was supposed to be the finale to a two-game series, but Tuesday's opener was rained out and rescheduled for July 21.
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"He is probably our backup long guy," manager Dusty Baker said of Thursday's home game with the Baltimore Orioles that was eventually rained out.
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Walking to the bus stop after a long day at work was exhausting, especially when it rained, as it occasionally does in Los Angeles.
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The storm prompted gusts of wind up to 87 km per hour (54 mph) and hailstones which rained down in parts of the state.
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Named after former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger* who rained bombs on millions of people from half a world away, the device is simple.
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It also rained... a lot: average precipitation was 34.47 inches, or 4.53 inches above the average, making it the third wettest year on record.
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"Amazingly in Arizona, it rained the entire week leading up to the Super Bowl and it became an issue with the field," Quenzel says.
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And barrels bombs rained down on population centres in the south just as in the north, turning hundreds of thousands of people into refugees.
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In round two, that trend continued, until Mousasi grounded the fight, secured full mount, and rained down the ground and pound for the TKO.
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And now, there seems to be another, more timely cause for concern: After several months of extreme drought, it has finally rained in Somalia.
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But those who called for congressional engagement before our bombs rained down on any other nation have been attacked, as somehow unpatriotic or worse.
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Sunday, as it rained in Seattle, Bezos made blueberry-chocolate chip pancakes for Seahawks player Russell Wilson and singer/songwriter Ciara, who are married.
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It rained early Saturday morning, and the rain continued during the start of the race, which began behind a safety car to avoid accidents.
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Boos suddenly rained down from the throats of Yankees fans, but simultaneous "Bruce" chants from a sizable Mets contingent provided a more soothing soundtrack.
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It rained a bit in the morning but Thaphaengphan was again unfazed, rising to the challenge with an umbrella and a heart of patience.
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They discovered that the reviews were less positive on days when it rained, and when both the temperature and the barometric pressure were high.
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President Trump rained cruelties on immigrants and asylum seekers and now wants hundreds of millions of dollars to address the humanitarian crisis he caused.
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As CFPB director, Cordray has rained down steep penalties on banks, auto dealers, student lenders and credit card companies for alleged predatory lending practices.
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Background reading: • A gunman on a high floor of a Las Vegas hotel rained a rapid-fire barrage on an outdoor country music festival.
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"We made the call very late, because there was rain in the forecast, and if it rained, she had an extra day," Mouratoglou said.
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Then the cameras panned to Belichick, and the boos rained down on the coach who is third on the N.F.L.'s career wins list.
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Whenever tenants on the upstairs floors stomped about, tiny brown bird seeds lodged in the beams rained down on the keyboards of staffers below.
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After their scheduled Tuesday night game against the Cleveland Indians was rained out, the Yankees announced a rare single-admission doubleheader for Wednesday afternoon.
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Brickell Avenue, an upscale business and residential district near Miami Beach, was already being flooded out as Irma's fury rained down on the region.
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Still, they managed to bring in several gallons, and it rained twice, offering a few days of water and a chance to rinse off.
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He might have walked to the party had he set out a little earlier, but it had rained all day, and more was predicted.
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Royals-Twins rained out, play two Sunday MINNEAPOLIS — Weather has been a tough opponent for the American League Central-leading Minnesota Twins this season.
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A gunman on a high floor of a _________ hotel rained a rapid-fire barrage on an outdoor concert festival on the night of Oct.
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The temperature in the area dropped to a chilly 7 degrees Celsius, and it rained heavily over the six days the boy was missing.
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Researchers, taking samples from two separate monitoring devices, found that 365 pieces of microplastic per square meter rained down from the sky each day.
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We'd do this differently next time: We traveled during the first week of December and it rained or was cloudy for most of our stay.
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It was just the second start of the season for the Dodgers' right-hander, who had his April 6 outing at San Francisco rained out.
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When the Daily Show audience got restless and rained boos down on the stage, Lahren kept her hands clasped just as tight as her jaw.
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Yesterday, it rained a bit more than usual in Las Vegas and the booth leaked, so Google had to shut it down for the day.
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Clad in silk pajamas, robes, and dresses both short and long, models danced around Cynthia Rowley's West Village townhouse as feathers rained down on them.
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The start of the game was delayed for more than an hour due to the threat of rain in the area, though it never rained.
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As water evaporated, it would have condensed around the volcanoes in the highlands south of the ocean, then rained down, carving out the river valleys.
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In the weeks that followed, reports trickled out of ISIS militants using civilians as human shields, with others buried under rubble as bombs rained down.
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Not only did Abadi declare, "God willing, the decisive battle will begin soon," but leaflets proclaiming, "It's victory time," also rained over the city Sunday.
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On Tuesday night, a helicopter rained bombs and gunfire down on the Supreme Court building and the orchestrators are calling for the president to resign.
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As the sediments settled, blobs of glass rained into the mud, the largest first, then finer and finer bits, until grains sifted down like snow.
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It had rained most of the night, and a light drizzle fell as they turned down Paseo Monte Carlo, a quiet road with no lights.
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The threat [of Islamic terrorism] is absolutely dwarfed by the reality of the terror that is being rained upon us by white right-wing extremists.
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The light bulb -- 44 feet above her head -- rained down a tiny spray of glass and causing police officers to scramble amid the momentary confusion.
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Cyril Giresse, a winegrower in the Bordeaux region of France, said that hail the size of pigeon eggs rained down on his vineyards on Saturday.
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Silverstone has hosted a British Grand Prix in April before, in 2000 when it rained heavily and the car parks turned into fields of mud.
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The Mets lost the first two games of the series Monday and Tuesday, respectively, and then were rained out Wednesday night in the series finale.
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This year, the city of Philadelphia officially apologized for the racist taunts that members of the Phillies rained on Robinson when the Dodgers played them.
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It also mostly rained early in the morning or late at night, so we were able to take advantage of great weather in the afternoon.
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In Chapel Hill, Meredith Fitch was celebrating her wedding anniversary—she noted that the date, thirteen years ago, was nearly rained out by Hurricane Ophelia.
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The Milwaukee Brewers' scheduled game against the Pirates in Pittsburgh was rained out Wednesday night after the teams waited through a two-plus-hour delay.
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As the sediments settled, blobs of glass rained into the mud, the largest first, then finer and finer bits, until grains sifted down like snow.
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Apart from a few showers in mid-January, it hasn't rained in Mafomoti since September and her maize, millet and sorghum crops have been destroyed.
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The Knicks surprised nearly everyone by selecting that beanstalk, Porzingis, with the No. 220 pick, and boos rained down from the Knicks fans in attendance.
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As clouds of radioactive dust rained toward the ground, they could expose people to radiation poisoning, which can damage the body's cells and prove fatal.
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Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg called for "New York's next great neighborhood," on a site littered with deeply potholed streets that were underwater whenever it rained.
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As a result, almost all doubleheaders these days take place only as a last resort — as a way to make up a rained-out game.
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Within hours, Taal, the second most active volcano in the Philippines, rained sulfurous ash across the island, sending nearly 100,000 people in nearby towns fleeing.
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LOS ANGELES — It rained in Los Angeles on Wednesday, one of those infrequent meteorological events that seem to transfix this city while paralyzing the traffic.
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Busch started the race in fourth; qualifying had been rained out, so the starting order was determined by points, with Hamlin in the top position.
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Mother Nature rained out the series finale, pushing 28 American League Rookie the Year Michael Fulmer into the opener against fellow right-hander Andrew Triggs.
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For instance, brands can use weather data to adjust their ads, like a Dove billboard in Times Square that showed models showering when it rained.
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As Donald Trump's rockets rained down on Soleimani's convoy, the world instantly became more dangerous and America's role in the Middle East became less certain.
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The teachers say jet fuel rained down on them after it was ejected by the Boeing 777 that returned to the airport shortly after takeoff.
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Following a warm and sunny Friday in the nation's capital, it rained all day there on the following day, befitting the mood of the nation.
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My first sober New Year's Eve, my favorite midnight kiss didn't take place on a vodka-soaked dance floor as champagne rained down from above.
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That is true, but it rained sufficiently at the Pan American Games in Rio in July 2007 to wash out the bronze medal game in baseball.
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And because we couldn't experience it ourselves, here is what the drone race course would've looked like if it hadn't rained… CES Drone Rodeo track test.
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Fifty-eight people died and hundreds were injured when gunfire rained from a high-rise hotel into an outdoor concert crowd on the Las Vegas Strip.
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The news did not go over well — stories about the move went viral on social media, and a chorus of condemnations rained in from all sides.
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We use it outside a ton, it has been rained on from a picnic we had, and I brought it inside and no harm no foul!
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But about half the crowd was a boys tennis team from North Carolina that had its match rained out and had nothing else better to do.
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Cilic rained down a barrage of aces and service winners in the opening set after breaking his opponent's serve in the fourth game to edge ahead.
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The money that's financed this virtual lifestyle literally rained down on my head one night, while I was sniping random people on the Del Perro Pier.
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Things get off to a slow start when the original date gets rained out, and they have to spend all day together in a hotel suite.
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As shells and air strikes rained down on the city, few civilians were able to leave, and many were moved to central areas by IS militants.
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Both of these scenarios kicked up copious amounts of debris that rained back down onto the lunar surface, particularly on the side opposite to the collision.
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Atlanta's game on Saturday was rained out, and the team has an off-day Wednesday, meaning Albies would miss only three games if he returns Thursday.
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When you say there's good people, this week it's shown it's just rained down on those good people, they're sucked into the middle of incredible misbehavior.
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In the slightly less idyllic environs of a freshly-rained upon Hackney we sat down to discuss the next steps for Obonjan and it's first summer.
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On Thursday, after the hospital attack, rebel rockets rained on virtually every district of government-controlled Aleppo in a fierce barrage that claimed dozens of casualties.
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In April of 2017, U.S. forces rained down dozens of Tomahawk missiles on a Syrian base, after dozens of civilians were killed in a chemical attack.
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As the missiles rained down, one administration official explained that, over the course of this week, the president had tweeted his intention to the American people.
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And if the likes of Stephen Paddock-type madman who rained death on 58 in Las Vegas are counted, the non-ISIS-type threat is greater.
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In January, a member of Japan's military was struck and killed when rocks from a volcanic eruption rained down on skiers at a central mountain resort.
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His central government has rained bombs on citizens for years, and the White Helmets say they have pulled more than 60,000 people alive from the rubble.
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I was told, multiple times, that "this is the worst Derby" and "it's never rained like this," but no one really seemed to mind the weather.
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SEE IT: NASHVILLE RESIDENTS SAY PLANE RAINED DEBRIS ON CARS "Safety and security remain the Port Authority's highest priority," the Port Authority said in a statement.
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Attaching a " ji " to his name, as though he were the older one, she asked him in their regional dialect what months it rained in America.
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It rained one day, which is extraordinarily unlikely to happen on Mars, but the operators presumably pretended it was a dust storm and rolled with it.
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At least 59 people were killed, and more than 520 were wounded, after a gunman rained bullets on an outdoor concert in Las Vegas on Sunday.
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It had rained heavily on the day of the Onassis wedding, he was quoted as saying in "Life Photographers: What They Saw" (1998), by John Loengard.
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Mosul resident Mahmoud Shuker remembers hastily burying some 100 people in the courtyard of his local mosque as bombs and rockets rained down on his neighborhood.
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The elevators at Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center are filled with conversations about a housekeeper's recent Caribbean vacation, and whether the Yankees game might get rained out.
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In reality, the men became a sitting target for scores of North Vietnamese artillery pieces, which rained down shells on their positions 21 hours a day.
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The Detroit Tigers saw an early lead wiped out when the opening game of a doubleheader against the host Chicago White Sox was rained out Friday.
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Scores of professors and students were trapped as the bricks and stones rained and as the police, which reports to Mr. Modi's government, stood by watching.
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After hanging a mobile crafted from the wire and other detritus that had rained from the room's ceiling, he added two dozen handprints to the wall.
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A British climber was killed and his wife was badly injured last September when a rockslide from El Capitan rained boulders onto a popular hiking trail.
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Logan Green and John Zimmer, Lyft's founders, celebrated the event on Friday in Los Angeles, where pink confetti rained down them as they marked the occasion.
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Weezy was in the middle of spitting "A Milli" Sunday night in Garden City, Idaho when a drink rained down from the crowd ... nearly hitting Wayne.
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Rams kicker Greg Zuerlein nailed a 57-yard field goal in overtime to end the wild affair as the New Orleans home crowd rained down boos.
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John Waters: When I worked for Mary Oliver and Molly Malone, I could only work when it rained because that's when the stores got crowded in Provincetown.
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For example, he said, in 2013 — then the driest year on record — "it still rained 3.6 inches on Los Angeles, and we threw away 12 billion gallons."
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During a 13-10 loss to the Carolina Panthers this Sunday, the new home fans in Los Angeles rained boos upon the team and chanted Goff's name.
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As bullets rained down on the area where he was standing, Silva chose not to run for his life but rather helped concert-goers escape, Argento said.
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If the game had been rained out, Arizona may have had to return to play Monday if the game had a bearing on the home-field edge.
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After winning 16 games last year, the Nationals skipped his spot in the rotation after he was supposed to pitch Wednesday and the game was rained out.
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Jimmy's success parade is quickly being rained on, though he manages to cover his ass — but not before Kim realizes Jimmy once again treaded into shady waters.
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Ross had three starts and might have had more if a pair of games weren't rained out last week, including Saturday's middle game of the Braves series.
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"We're waiting to see (what will happen) because it hasn't rained and the heat is strong," said Honore Dongo, who farms in the southern region of Divo.
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Even those on beaches were not safe, as flames burned trees and vegetation at the water&aposs edge, while flaming pine cones rained downward, survivors have said.
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Yes, it rained on Friday, and yes, SZA's set was sadly cut short, but so much brilliant music poured out of the park over those two days.
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Even so, the family had to sleep in the corridor when it rained as the flat would flood, and the mossy patches on the ceiling have returned.
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The Cleveland Indians game got rained out on Friday ... but there's still a lot to celebrate, 'cause Carlos Santana was officially sworn in as United States citizen!!
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"Previously, if it rained in January, we rushed to plant our crops thinking the rainy season starts - when in fact it never comes before May," he said.
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LHP Ryan Merritt got his scheduled start rained out Thursday in Detroit, but manager Terry Francona said afterward his rookie southpaw will start Friday in Kansas City.
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It had rained the night before, turning the entire park into something of a swamp, but the Tacoma grasped and clawed through the muck without much drama.
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It barely drizzled in northern Queensland Monday and rained less than a millimeter in three other small patches of the mainland, according to the Bureau of Meteorology.
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Tear gas and water cannons rained down on protesters, as armored personnel carriers with battering rams raced forward, and troops laid barbed wire coils on the ground.
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Some passersby took cover inside the Landmark shopping mall, one of the oldest and most expensive in Central, as volley after volley of tear gas rained down.
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But it took the top spot Monday, when the match of the previous leader, India, against West Indies was effectively rained out in Port of Spain, Trinidad.
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Hours after government airstrikes rained on Hasaka, Turkey's prime minister declared that Mr. Assad could stay in power during a transitional period, something Turkey had long opposed.
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Stephen Paddock killed 58 people and left hundreds more wounded as he rained down gunfire from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Hotel on Oct. 1.
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Storms have begun impacting California It rained much of Monday across Southern California, with locations in and around Los Angeles already seeing about one inch of rain.
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When the Laki volcano erupted in 1783 in Iceland, it rained down so much sulfuric acid that it devastated farmland and wiped out half of all livestock.
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It has rained only once on the Rose Parade in the past six decades — that was in 2006 — and it has never been canceled because of weather.
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And I'm reminded of the time my father and I were piteously rained upon at the climax of "Bohemian Rhapsody," underscoring just how trite that script was.
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Jet fuel rained down from the sky in Los Angeles on Tuesday when an airplane making an emergency landing dumped its fuel over schools, playgrounds and homes.
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In 2011, he started Game 1 of a division series for the Detroit Tigers against the Yankees, but that game was rained out in the second inning.
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Democratic leaders have suggested the time is not yet right for impeachment, but high-profile members of the party have rained down criticism on the president. Sen.
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The scientists speculate that perhaps the breakup of an asteroid could have generated a slew of new space rocks that rained down in the inner solar system.
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Its texture was different, not as loamy as it had once been, and a lot of it was running off into ditches and other waterways when it rained.
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Looking out on the South Lawn and the Washington Monument and it had just rained and the grass was really green and everything popped a little bit more.
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Though it rained a few days, the Manno family spent plenty of time on the beach and by the pool, indulging in snacks and enjoying the warm weather.
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Jack and Laurie Beaton from Bakersfield, California, were celebrating their 23rd wedding anniversary when bullets rained down at the Route 91 Harvest Festival in Las Vegas on Sunday.
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Gigantic white balloons were launched into the crowd at one point, and towards the end of the set an avalanche of coloured streamers rained down from the sky.
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"After it rained, there were only two to four microbe species found in the lagoons," said Fairen, who is also a researcher with the Centro de Astrobiología, Madrid.
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Trapped in rubble An activist with the opposition-aligned Aleppo Media Center, Mujahed Abu Aljood, told CNN on Friday that more than 60 airstrikes rained down that day.
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Included in the sale is a red, sticker-covered Guild guitar used by Hendrix in 1968 at a Miami, Florida, hotel after a music festival got rained out.
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INSIDE PITCH The Yankees games that were rained out over the weekend will be made up as part of a day-night doubleheader on June 4 in Detroit.
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The scene was shot in the O.C. last month ... long before bullets rained down on thousands of people enjoying the Route 91 Harvest Festival on the Vegas strip.
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The Braves come into the weekend after their series finale against the Mets was rained out in the fourth inning Thursday - a game Atlanta was losing 3-1.
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The latest puzzler is President Donald Trump's incredibly troubling recounting of how he rained 59 Tomahawk cruise missiles down on Syria while dining with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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Researchers theorized that the physical matter of the city surged into the air, formed with particles from the ground at a high elevation, and rained down as glass.
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In January, a member of Japan's military was struck and killed when rocks from a volcanic eruption rained down on skiers at a mountain resort in central Japan.
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The Las Vegas community was rocked when a shooter perched in a Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino 32 floors up rained bullets down on concert goers Sunday night.
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In 1996, when it rained missiles into the Taiwan Strait as a show of force, America sent two carrier groups into the region and one through the strait.
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Rain has always had a special significance for Guadagnino, because he spent the first five years of his life in Ethiopia, and it rained there all the time.
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To get there from his home, he walked 15 minutes to catch a standing-room-only bus and then spent a boring hour in commute—unless it rained.
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When their outdoor engagement photoshoot location got rained out, their photographer came up with the idea to take the photos at the Publix where they met as employees.
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But if Detroit is just a half-game ahead or behind after Sunday, the Tigers will have to make up a rained-out game against Cleveland on Monday.
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He remembers once being too weak from typhoid to stand up during a gunfight, toppling into a freshly harvested rice paddy while government troops rained fire from above.
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In St. Louis, where tarps covered the baseball field at Busch Stadium, the Cardinals' game was rained out on Wednesday, and Thursday's game was delayed by several hours.
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It only rained there four times in 4o years and was so dry that NASA decided that it would be the perfect location to test its Mars rover.
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According to Blissfield Golf Coach Steve Babbitt, Couling, 16, was competing in the Madison Tournament at the World Creek Golf Course in Adrian, Michigan, when terror rained down.
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"All of a sudden, bullets just rained from above, from on top of a hill, down on top of them," said Lafe Langford, a relative of the victims.
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Last year, during a four-month siege, nearly 100 people were killed and hundreds blinded, as Indian paramilitaries rained bullets and millions of buckshot pellets on protesting crowds.
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It rained cats and dogs a while ago, but the nomad weathered the storm nicely and even sent a long story right in the middle of the downpour.
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As Carr was leaving the grass ... fans rained down boos on the 28-year-old -- and once he made his way into the locker room -- things turned chaotic.
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But, as Palhares dived for Meek's leg as many predicted he would, Meek rained down a series of punches and brutal elbow strikes to call it a night.
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We were lucky with the weather — it barely rained, until the last week — and just as well, because it meant we could spend most of our time outside.
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The ECB will likely also have bought insurance from the Lloyd's market, along with county teams whose grounds were booked for the rained-off matches, industry sources said.
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"Insurers probably looked at the calendar and reckoned you would not go through the whole World Cup without two or three games being rained off," said one underwriter.
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Peru rained down 17 shots on Schmeichel's goal during their defeat but Hareide was confident that his defense could remain fundamentally sound and that there would be no repeat.
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I pack a banana, a water bottle, a change of shoes and socks since it rained last night, and a few backup clothing options and get ready to go.
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Chants of "equal pay" rained down from the stands at the soccer stadium in Lyon, France, and Rapinoe and others brought up the subject during post-match news conferences.
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To be fair, the rock looked like it had just been rained on, and so it had this shiny reflective surface that ... OK, you probably had to be there.
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When Gina learned about her first lottery win, she collapsed in shock on the floor as confetti rained down on her and her husband at the lottery's regional office.
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A group of men surrounded Booker, who was wearing a pink wig, and rained blow after blow and hurled anti-gay insults at her as she tried to escape.
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Between 1964 and 1973, US warplanes rained more than two million tons of bombs on Laotian villages and countryside to try and cut off the Vietnamese army's supply trail.
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I was just about over my pneumonia, and my hip only pained me when it rained—which in Rapid City was, to be sure, almost all of the time.
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Other videos showed the girls enjoying time at multiple clubs, having a bevy of drinks and Cartwright holding tons of dollar bills as even more rained down around her.
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Tools do not have rights and should not have feelings that could be hurt or be able to respond with resentment to "abuses" rained on them by inept users.
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It reined me in — or should I say, rained me in — when I got lost in thought, as I invariably did when faced with the boredom of total silence.
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LHP T.J. McFarland (left knee inflammation) had been scheduled to pitch two or three innings Tuesday for the rookie league Gulf Coast Orioles, but their game was rained out.
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However, our sources at the game say boos rained down later when he was shown on screen, and more came when he got called for a couple personal fouls.
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Drake looked happy as hell celebrating the release of 'Scorpion' at the club -- partying, rapping and singing along to his songs ... all while cash rained down from the sky.
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Staid Aloy saw the suffering the Queen rained upon the world and its people and turned her face from the sight, casting the veil of dusk across it all.
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So then it rained in the foothills, and it snowed further up in the mountains, and the drought-stricken county captured as much of that water as it could.
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Determined tourists of the highway had to endure many unpaved sections, which, in Iowa, for example, could turn into an impassable kind of mud called gumbo when it rained.
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Which really came as a result of the fact that it rained, and the pitch got completely waterlogged — there was nine inches of mud, and it slowed everything down.
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"Cops miss," Moskos said, which is why they're tr rained to shoot at a center of mass — the torso — and not at quickly-moving legs in a stressful situation.
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I challenged him—on our second date, as some kind of revenge for the rained-out first one—to eat chapulines that had been been smuggled in from Oaxaca.
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Their path to the wild card would have been complicated; had they survived Sunday, the Tigers would then have had to make up a game rained out last week.
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The taste is close to water, only water as if just rained down and sipped from a blossom, with a delicate, attenuated sweetness: what a dryad might live on.
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There the past has been blasted with mortars launched from the ground, but in 1943 destruction came from the air, as bombs rained down on Tiepolo's star-crossed couple.
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The three miles of sand at the beginning and the end present the toughest challenge; it has not rained for weeks, and feet slide as sneakers fill with sand.
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According to CNN, the explosion sent locals and tourists on the island running for cover as well as showers of rocks and ash rained down on the surrounding area.
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Dr. Gulick said the asteroid impact most likely hurled fiery debris into the sky, which then rained down and ignited firestorms around the world within hours of the crash.
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It has not rained significantly in Seattle since June, Mr. Johnson said, and meteorologists say it has been more than 50 days since measurable precipitation fell in Portland, Ore.
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Person after person along the trail into Bangladesh told of how the security forces cordoned off Rohingya villages as the fire rained down, and then shot and stabbed civilians.
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She said a friend of hers was living in a cramped basement apartment that flooded every time it rained, and she needed help finding a new place to live.
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Jones took a shot at a three-on-three event in New York when a summer five-on-five event he was planning to play in was rained out.
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Large hailstones have rained down on Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra over the past two days, destroying vehicles, punching holes in roofs and blanketing the lawn in front of Parliament.
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It rained here the day the Senate voted to acquit the president of the United States of wrongdoing even as many of them publicly admitted he had done wrong.
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More roars rained down on the stage, before the ad buyers in the room rose from their seats in a standing ovation, a rarity at the annual upfront presentations.
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But if the game is rained out, the teams would have to play four in a row, with no days off, if the series goes a full seven games.
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A day after the teams were rained out, Jones's three-run homer and Castellanos's two-run drive in a five-run second lifted Detroit to a 5-1 lead.
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A video captured by USA Today&aposs Andy Nesbitt shows Williams flagging down Mostert in the tunnel as red and yellow confetti rained down on the field behind them.
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If it rained they would have to move, but through the course of the year they had become better at predicting the weather, and tonight they bet it wouldn't.
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Jason Aldean, the country music singer who was onstage when bullets rained down on concertgoers in Las Vegas on Sunday night, has canceled his tour dates for this weekend.
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Our group was almost rained out earlier in the day, and before we arrived, a team had come to wipe down the bench so we could sit on it.
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Why waste all that time and effort when you are just going to get rained on, and blown around the streets before you even step a foot inside the office?
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And over the past few decades, July 21 hasn't been subject to any freak storms: the most it ever rained was in 1991, when less than half an inch fell.
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Almeida tried bucking out of the crucifix position, but Aliakbari's weight advantage and superior wrestling control told as he maintained position and rained down punches on the dome of Almeida.
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The episode, titled "Wedding Day," centers largely on Marnie's Pinterest-worthy nuptials being rained-out, but the biggest shock is not whether she ends up tying the knot with Desi.
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READ: Everything we know about the Las Vegas gunman But witnesses describe utter terror as bullets rained down on them in a continual burst that lasted more than five minutes.
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Host Chevy Chase said, "Just say 'thank you' and leave the stage" while boos rained down, but Stone didn't stop until he was escorted off the stage by security guards.
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Also, as a bonus, it briefly rained before the film's premiere, and the setting produced this work of art: I want to be photographed like that every time it rains.
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ET. The game that was rained out on Monday night is due to be made up as part of a day-night doubleheader on Wednesday, though more rain is forecast.
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It's possibly that for some of the area he or she was referring to, there's someone on the other end of your viewing area who got rained on every day.
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Back then, the weather was very dry and this year, it has rained a lot — meaning that the heatwave this time around is likely to have more impact on crops.
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Other than getting rained out at one point, and having a guard come and tell us to move once, it went surprisingly smooth, considering we went halfway across the country.
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Haynes said her water supply initially came from a waterfall, but that Eller stopped drinking from it after it rained to avoid run-off, which could have made her sick.
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The footage appears to detail the trouble concertgoers had leaving the area and the tough time police had responding and trying to help people get out as bullets rained down.
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As German bombs rained down on Britain during the Blitz, he told his private secretaries to bundle up his official papers so that he might use them for his memoirs.
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The boos that rained down at the World Series and at UFC 244 are palpable proof of reality, which is that Trump is the most despised president in recent memory.
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I see the appeal here: It's better to have a package dropped inside your home instead of outside, where it might be rained on, left in the snow, or stolen.
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Bursts of gunfire rained down on the Route 91 Harvest country music festival across the road from the Mandalay Bay hotel on the south side of the Las Vegas Strip.
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As rain and hail rained down at Sunday's Tour de France finish line at a ski resort above here, about 13 bikes were tagged and whisked into a brown tent.
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The police were called, someone was tackled, and as confetti rained from the sky, 1,500 polyester-capped grads were specter to at least three people being taken away in handcuffs.
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Washington's series finale against the New York Mets was rained out Wednesday, and the Nationals lead Atlanta by 163 1/2 games in the National League East entering the series.
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As airstrikes rained down on Aleppo while the Syrian government wrested the city from rebel forces, Bana al-Abed and her mother, Fatemah, were tweeting daily about life under siege.
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In Diock, a village about three hours outside the capital, the rainy season should be in full swing by now, but by early August it had rained only four times.
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Using exclusively obtained surveillance footage, we pieced together the last days of Stephen Paddock, the Las Vegas gunman who rained lethal fire on a music festival last October, killing scores.
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LOS ANGELES — As the boos rained down on Yuli Gurriel in Game 6 of the World Series on Tuesday night, Rich Hill walked slowly around the mound at Dodger Stadium.
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In previous years, it has rained, which means the local foresters have brewed coffee and hot chocolate on colossal iron grills while the audience has stood shivering under their umbrellas.
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In addition to struggling with their own emotions, Ms. Roig said that distressed callers had reported children who had not spoken since the storm or cried inconsolably when it rained.
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They'd all fled Herculaneum on August 24, 79 A.D. as Mount Vesuvius rained destruction on the city, as it did Pompeii and other Roman settlements near the Bay of Naples.
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Why it matters: Much of the country is in search of a playbook that can bring in even a fraction of the riches that have rained on the economic frontrunners.
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Gangs of Hindus and Muslims fought each other with swords and bats, shops burst into flames, chunks of bricks sailed through the air, and mobs rained blows on cornered men.
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On Principe, it rained for an hour and a half on the morning of the eclipse, and Eddington took pictures through fleeting clouds, hoping that some stars would show up.
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The Yankees' Class AAA affiliate in Scranton/Wilkes-Barre had been rained out Sunday in Pawtucket, R.I., so that team's best pitcher, Chad Green, was fresh and ready to go.
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Trump might have been confused because it had rained elsewhere in North Carolina that day; Trump had to call off a planned tour of Emerald Isle because of severe weather.
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It would seem that Facebook won this round — until Apple rained on its parade by shutting down an app that Facebook was using to snoop around in users' online activity.
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Former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Eden Sassoon posted a clip of the grooms, both donning black tuxedos, walking back up the aisle as white confetti rained down on them.
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If that wasn't enough to make your head slump to one side in reality TV despair, the bad puns rained down upon Ben like flirtatious gunfire, 12 within the first hour.
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Lowry was at his play-making best, guard Danny Green rained down six three-pointers, forward Pascal Siakam slashed through the defense and reserve Serge Ibaka swatted away six blocked shots.
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In order to deal with the scorching heat of the day, the sailors on night duty would wake up their sleeping crewmates so everyone could take freshwater showers when it rained.
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Around her, students, professors, and journalists were drenched with dirty water from a police water cannon, before a group of male and female officers rained down blows with fists and truncheons.
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That said, I appreciate it when people come to something like the projections and get rained on a little bit and are enveloped in life and sense the scale, for example.
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On the day I brought the Predator home, it had just rained, and while the streets were dry, puddles of brown, stagnant awful lay in a pedestrian's path at every intersection.
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Women in Hollywood felt some long overdue love on Tuesday when Oscar nominations rained in for movies about their stories and for the actresses and directors who bring them to life.
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Here's a video of the moment fans in the top level of the stands rained down stuffed toys onto the children below, who were visiting from Erasmus MC-Sophia Children's Hospital.
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In that study, researchers analyzed thousands of fossilized tree rings from France and Germany and calculated how much it had rained there (in millimeters) every spring for the past 2,500 years.
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Oakland had a chance to regroup when its game against Houston on Sunday was rained out, but it managed only three hits in suffering a 7-0 loss in the opener.
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When he fouled out with the bases loaded in the fifth inning Monday, a few random jeers rained down on him again in the Yankees' first home game in a week.
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It's clear from the horrific videos from the scene -- the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history -- that Paddock rained down hundreds of rounds from an automatic weapon before he was killed.
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Another student survivor of the shooting, Kasky called Rubio out on his acceptance of NRA campaign contributions and challenged him to start turning them down as cheers from attendees rained down.
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It was over and there was Sane on the turnbuckle, what looked to be real tears in her eyes and a beatific smile on her face as the cheers rained down.
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Mr. Zhang's 2008 film "Falling from the Sky" — which was banned in China — showed how dangerous rocket debris from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center often rained down on poor Chinese villages.
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It had rained for days, and, totally saturated, the water table rose up; the river, coursing angrily with a release from an upriver dam, overflowed its retaining walls into the streets.
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As he rose from the dingy floor, a barrage of stones rained down on the flimsy plastic container where he and 21 other asylum seekers, mostly Syrians like him, were sheltered.
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It has rained relentlessly for the better part of four days, and we came close to running out of food before making it to a grocery store down the road Wednesday.
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Using exclusively obtained surveillance footage, we pieced together the last days of Stephen Paddock, the gunman who rained lethal fire on a music festival in Las Vegas last October, killing scores.
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It rained at my house in early October, for the first time since May, and the brown hills where I run in my free time soon flashed a hint of undergrowth.
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When Thursday night's game was rained out in Baltimore, the Orioles wanted to make the game up as part of a separate-admission doubleheader so they would not lose a gate.
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"Off days are precious, you never want to give those away and obviously the game that got rained out ended up being a beautiful day," said Brewers left fielder Ryan Braun.
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The scheduled opener was rained out Monday, and the teams could only play one game of a scheduled doubleheader Wednesday, when the first pitch was thrown at 9:45 p.m. EDT.
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The gunman rained down bullets in what sounded like automatic fire for some 70 minutes, leaving 59 dead and over 500 injured at a crowded concert site on the Vegas Strip.
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Don't worry about being rained out either, as most outdoor leagues have some type of refund policy on the books to let you get to another game in place of the original.
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It had rained so hard for so long that Houston's swamps and reservoirs and drainage canals filled up, which meant that the city's kitchens and living rooms and dens filled up next.
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File cabinets rattled, books, files and papers rained down to the floor, and one employee appeared to have fallen off a chair, while others slid underneath their desks to protect their heads.
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Later, Kimmel rained candy from the ceiling, invited a bus full of tourists into the venue to greet the celebrities sitting in the front row, and continued his war against Matt Damon.
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RHP Aroldis Chapman, on the disabled list since May 13 with a shoulder injury, was scheduled to make a rehab appearance Tuesday with Class-A Tampa, but the game was rained out.
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Royals and Yankees rained out; makeup set for September NEW YORK — Thursday's series finale between the New York Yankees and Kansas City Royals was postponed due to heavy rain at Yankee Stadium.
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Battling horror of ISIS: Iraq's bloody crisis up close Iraq's Joint Military Operations said in a statement that thousands of leaflets rained down on the city center of Mosul on Saturday night.
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That's when, he said, in an emotional interview on CNN Newsroom, he focused his lens on the police officer who immediately ran to protect him, shielding him as the bullets rained down.
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One major point of debate is whether life's building blocks—things like amino acids, lipids, and sugars—formed spontaneously here on Earth or rained down on our planet via comets and asteroids.
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On my first outing I was rained out, but eventually I was able to practice my start on the quarter mile on a New Jersey racetrack and experience 20183 to 60 glee.
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Beer cans rained down from the stands and Hagler's corner formed a Roman tortoise to cover him until a posse of tit hatted bobbies could escort them safely out of Wembley Arena.
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I still remember helping my father, an ambulance driver, prop up our mattress against the door to block the gunshots that often rained into homes, intentionally and accidentally claiming lives every day.
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Almost exactly a year later, on April 7th, chemical weapons—chlorine and perhaps even stronger agents—again rained death on Eastern Ghouta , asphyxiating more than forty civilians in the town of Douma.
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The only downside to the elevated seating was that when it rained — which was quite often on my trip — the windows were covered in raindrops making it difficult to see the scenery.
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The Cardinals had the second contest of their scheduled three-game set against the visiting Cincinnati Reds rained out, meaning they'll try to complete an abbreviated two-game sweep on Sunday afternoon.
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It had rained heavily the night before, making the wind and waves too strong at sunrise for her to swim her planned 212-mile route, from the Brooklyn Bridge to Coney Island.
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Things were worse when it rained — not only could a sudden storm catch a man unprepared for working in the weather, but rainy days often saw black workers sent home without pay.
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And it rained, but it happened: A small flotilla of Optis, each one of which had been built inside classrooms across the city, set sail, holding one student-builder and one adult.
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It rained more as we took ferries and sodden highways to Fjaerland, where the handsome longhaired owner of the small wooden Fjaerland Fordstue Hotel gave a thoughtful talk to a dozen guests.
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When Game 4 was rained out that day, it appeared to be a godsend for the Nationals, who could skip the originally scheduled starter, Tanner Roark, and use Strasburg, on regular rest.
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Contributing Opinion Writer NASHVILLE — On the Saturday I had set aside to visit a new exhibit at the Frist Art Museum, it rained so hard I was afraid to leave the house.
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The plane started to fall at an angle before it made impact some 20 seconds later, he said, slamming into a two-story building, pieces of which rained down to the ground.
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"If you're walking to work in the morning and you see a cumulonimbus cloud that has a lot of depth to it, you're probably going to get rained on," Mr. Homenuk said.
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Noah argued that the circumstances in Las Vegas, in which the shooter rained fire down on a crowd from a room on the 85033nd floor of a hotel, argued against Hannity's claims.
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The Syrian American Medical Society told CNN that 100 of the rockets had rained down in recent days, and that civil defense forces were struggling to put out the fires they caused.
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Eventually, glitter confetti rained from the ceiling as the Minions — which belong to Universal Pictures, dontcha know — squeaked a perky song (I have no idea why, nor do I think it matters).
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A barrage of bombs rained down on the convoy of 31 trucks, belonging to the Syrian Arab Red Crescent, as it unloaded food parcels in the rural area of Urem al-Kubra.
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" We just did this thing on everything guide to umbrellas, and it included, "What is the right way to walk through certain areas of the city to get rained on the least?
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"I think the President feels that I do, he's a golfer, so sometimes he knows he gets rained out and sometimes it doesn't, but the long term consequences, I don't know," Perdue said.
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But by the time he took the stage in Nashville on Sunday night, he was singing, as well, for the victims of bullets that had rained down on his own Las Vegas concert.
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The citizens of New York, which was home to 100,000 horses, suffered the same blight; they had to navigate rivers of muck when it rained, and fly-infested dungheaps when the sun shone.
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It poured, it rained, and it poured again Sunday as Tropical Storm Harvey settled in over southeastern Texas for a second day, realizing the worst fears of flooding across the Houston metro area.
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After missing his first chance at finishing his opponent, Ellenberger left nothing to chance this time around and punished Brown, who was left essentially lying in the fetal position as punches rained down.
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Fifty-eight people were killed at nearly 550 were injured when authorities say Stephen Paddock rained gunfire from the windows of a 32nd-floor hotel suite into a crowd of country music concertgoers.
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The goal is to get as close to the black lines as possible — which means that when a service predicted 20 percent chance of rain, it actually rained 20 percent of the time.
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At least six people were injured, including a child, when rebel shells rained down on the al-Hamadania and Salah-Eddin neighborhoods in Aleppo, a source at Aleppo Police Command said on Saturday.
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Only 22 seconds later, Ovechkin completed his hat trick with a wrist shot from the left circle on a rush, and the game was delayed briefly as hats rained down on the ice.
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The Yankees-Detroit Tigers game was rained out Saturday, and the planned double-header for Sunday could also be cancelled as more rain and snow are expected, according to The Detroit Free Press.
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Dan Bilzerian was recording on his cell phone as bullets rained down while fleeing the Route 91 Festival in Vegas, and he witnessed a horrific scene ... a woman getting shot in the head.
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He rained touchdown passes on the golden helmets of the team of his youth, and made a fine impression on the former fullback who signed his shoe when he was 12 years old.
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Astonishingly, the majority of the audience seemed pretty jazzed about Swift's sparkly rendition of "Out of the Woods," and even more understanding about the clouds of glittery confetti that rained from the rafters.
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Amazon's idea is that this can allow its drivers to drop off a package inside your house instead of leaving it on the front stoop where it might get stolen or rained on.
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Twins 7, Yankees 1 As the first round of boos rained from the stands at Yankee Stadium on Sunday afternoon, Nathan Eovaldi shuffled around behind the pitcher's mound trying to regain his equilibrium.
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Valve is hands-off with Steam until they are hands-on, and there is no predictable way for a developer to understand when the wrath of god will be rained down on them.
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It was far from the first time the South Korean government or its affiliates, in tandem with Korean corporations, had rained money on American museums to ensure that Korean art was seen here.
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Though the Governors Ball Music Festival had been rained out two days earlier, turning the field into a muddy quagmire for the rest of the weekend, the anticipation in the crowd was electrifying.
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So when you sat in the back—obviously with no seatbelts, barely any seats, gear rattling around everywhere—whenever it rained, you would have drops falling down to whoever was in that seat.
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EditorsNote: replaces final sentence Indians-Reds rained out; makeup on July 24 CLEVELAND — One day after the game between the Cincinnati Reds and Cleveland Indians ended twice, their next game never got started.
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Last week, stress was put on your relationships as play-by-the-rules Saturn rained on amorous Venus in Libra's overly-idealistic parade, giving you some tough love you're still feeling this week.
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Yankees at Tigers (postponed) The scheduled game between New York and host Detroit was rained, with the teams scheduled to make up the contest as part of a single-admission doubleheader Thursday afternoon.
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They need to hear that America unequivocally stands with them in their fight to live free from the oppression and abuse that has, for nearly 40 years, rained down on the Iranian people.
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In late December, only about a third of temporary roof requests had been met by the US Army Corps of Engineers, leaving some people sleeping in homes where it rained inside at night.
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Tickets for Saturday's rained-out game will not be honored on Sunday, but they can be exchanged for any regular-season game at Yankee Stadium through the end of 2018, subject to availability.
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If the game had been rained out there was a chance Arizona would have had to come back Monday and play a makeup game if it had a bearing on the homefield edge.
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Our military doctrine is also based on historical experience: During the Iran-Iraq War, Saddam Hussein rained Soviet-made missiles on our cities, some of them carrying chemical components provided by the West.
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The first night she slept under a tree and only moved little by little up the river, as it rained heavily for the next several days and her jaw was in immense pain.
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" Boos rained down from the audience as Osaka claimed her first Grand Slam victory, which prompted Williams to tell the crowd, "Let's give everyone the credit where credit is due, let's not boo anymore.
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It rained during the event, but that did little to dampen the spirits of the thousands who assembled along the mall to hear Trump and to cheer at the various flyovers of military aircraft.
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After the clock ran out, Brady walked into the locker room with his head sagging, while Manning soaked up the joy of winning, as the orange, white and blue confetti rained down on him.
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In at least one instance, a shower of crushed peanuts rained down on the mosque; more typically, cans and bottles are flung from apartment balconies, usually on the party nights of Friday and Saturday.
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Weekend plans could be rained out for millions of people from New York through North Carolina, as thunderstorms were expected to blast winds up to 55 miles (90 km) per hour later on Sunday.
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In both Korea and Vietnam, the U.S. military deployed so-called "Lazy Dog" bombs — two-inch metal projectiles that rained down from the sky by the hundreds, picking up speed before making deadly impact.
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Nunes' ground and pound from mount in that bout also demonstrated that accuracy isn't one of her strong suits, though the fight was called off as she rained down blows on De Randami's forearms.
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Lahore has only ever suffered a fraction of the violence that terrorists have rained down upon the north-western city of Peshawar, for example, and its nearby tribal belt along the border with Afghanistan.
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As the insurgents rained rockets and machine-gun fire on the compound's barriers, the Special Forces called in six "danger close" gun runs from F-16s, the strikes near enough to risk friendly fire.
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It's been a long road for Melanson, starting on that night of terror when a man rained gunfire down on thousands of concertgoers from 32nd-floor windows of a Las Vegas hotel and casino.
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In 1998, the City Council passed the more rigorous Local Law 11 after a series of dangerous accidents, including one at a Madison Avenue office building where loose brick rained down on the street.
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Twice this month they will be in three cities in three days — including during this current stretch in which they were scheduled to play in Baltimore on Sunday before that game was rained out.
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Based on the evidence of charring in the person's surroundings, the team think that temperatures in the Collegium must have spiked to 520°C (970°F) as the ash rained down on the building.
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CARNOUSTIE, Scotland (Reuters) - The heavens opened at Carnoustie and it rained birdies for Tommy Fleetwood as he flew up the British Open leaderboard with a blemish-free round of six-under 65 on Friday.
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But on Sunday night he found himself weaponless as a barrage of bullets rained down upon him and fellow concertgoers in Las Vegas near the end of a country music performance by Jason Aldean.
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It was the morning after 59 people were slain and more than 500 injured in gunfire that rained down on an open-air country music concert near Las Vegas' strip of neon-lit casinos.
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One of the team's final cuts out of spring training, Cravy was called up May 21 but never appeared in a game as the Brewers' scheduled contest with the Cubs that night was rained out.
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"People said they delayed planting because it was too dry in the early spring, but right after that it rained," said Kang Mi-jin at the Seoul-based Daily NK, a website run by defectors.
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Brittany Kerr Aldean thought of her and Jason Aldean's unborn child as a gunman rained automatic gunfire on a crowd of thousands while the country singer performed at the Route 91 Harvest Festival on Sunday.
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Around this time, Evans was transferred from the "sprung" (where, if it rained, he said the water would seep in through the door), to the Anna M. Kross Center, which was dedicated to substance abuse.
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"I hope I can get a home run for this special day today," Santana said on Friday (before the game got rained out) ... but now he'll have 2 chances in a doubleheader against the Braves.
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If something goes utterly wrong, like when when it rained so hard in Johannesburg a month ago that Ultra South African opened with lights and production working at 25 percent functionality, Lieberman feels physically ill.
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The crowd that night had been vicious in their booing—Portland was another place where he didn't expect to feel hate, but it rained down anyway—and after the game he threw up his hands.
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Slim 400 thought he was a goner as a hail of bullets rained down on him during a drive-by shooting in Compton ... but he miraculously survived, and now he says he can't be stopped!!!
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Las Vegas (CNN)As investigators tried to piece together the reason why a man with an arsenal of rifles rained deadly fire down on Las Vegas concertgoers, dozens of his victims remained in the hospital.
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Image: Greg Stewart, SLAC National Accelerator LabSeveral million years ago, a series of nearby supernovae explosions lit up the sky, rained radioactive particles down on our planet, and might have kickstarted a major climactic shift.
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True to form, he managed one last despicable act — killing Wun Wun — before Jon rained punches upon him, tenderizing him for the dogs and, I imagined, parceling out revenge on behalf of Ramsay's many victims.
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Like him, thousands of Iraqis lost their hearing between 250 and 22017 from the bombs that rained down on Mosul to free the city from ISIS' stranglehold (during which time more than 217,20173 civilians died).
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Caught midway between a kick and a sprawl, Filipovic fell to the mat and hung on to Randleman in guard for a moment before The Monster broke free and rained down hammer strikes with fury.
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"We had a period of six weeks in January and February when it hardly rained and that impacted the mid-crop in Ivory Coast and also in Ghana," Martijn Bron told Reuters in an interview.
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Hungry City 8 Photos View Slide Show ' It rained the first night I went to Sushi on Jones, a tiny open-air sushi bar on a NoHo lot once home to an auto repair shop.
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Here we go again: the politicians talking of London's strength and the indomitable spirit of the Blitz — forever part of "our finest hour" when Britons were unbowed even as the Luftwaffe's bombs rained at night.
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He found that between 1955 and 2015, the city recorded three times as many cloudburst days, when it rained more than 100 millimeters a day, as compared to the first half of the 20th century.
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Researchers found that on days when it rained, Japanese bank employees finished transactions faster, and on days when the weather was bad in America, people were more efficient in correcting spelling errors in an essay.
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Sarajevo found itself trapped in the longest siege in modern warfare, during which Serb forces, bolstered by the might of the former Yugoslav army, rained fury down on a defenseless city from the surrounding mountains.
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Turns out, controlling a Western wildfire when winds exceed an Interstate highway's speed limit and it hasn't rained for weeks is not the same as extinguishing a blazing apartment building on the Upper East Side.
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Yankees 10, Royals 1 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — It rained here Sunday morning, and blue tarps still covered the Kauffman Stadium bullpen mounds in early afternoon when Sonny Gray threw his first pitch for the Yankees.
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That figure was "about on par" with what was expected after the initial opening day game was rained out, said a team spokesman, Ian Fontenot, but it pales in comparison with past opening-game attendance.
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The rest of the field clearly thinks that Elizabeth Warren has passed Joe Biden as the Democrats' 2020 frontrunner, and the attacks rained in on her at last night's 12-pack debate outside Columbus, Ohio.
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The Celtics were up by 21 when they reached the century mark in points on a Semi Ojeleye trey at 209:269 of the third, and the "Beat L.A." chants rained down from the crowd.
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The Rangers were awarded their first power play in the opening minute of the second period but were so inept at getting the puck up the ice that even more boos rained down on them.
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What both she and Hiro had to survive, and what Ms. Kikue and Ms. Blair render convincingly in very different ways, is the abuse their alcoholic father, James, rained down upon them throughout their youth.
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Trump took to Twitter Wednesday night to share footage from his visits with first responders and victims of Sunday night's massacre, when a gunman rained fire on concertgoers, killing 58 people and injuring more than 500.
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Militants reportedly set off explosives and rained down gunfire on worshipers at the crowded mosque in the Sinai Peninsula in what is being called the deadliest attack on Egyptian civilians by Islamic extremists, according to CNN.
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But they somehow managed it when Diego Costa (duh) headed the ball down and slapped it in from close: But Arsenal wouldn't stand for having their parade rained on, scoring nearly two minutes after Costa's equalizer.
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"When it still hadn't rained at the beginning of spring we realized it was already irreparable," he said, adding that he had installed fans to try and cool his cows that were suffering in the heat.
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"When it still hadn't rained at the beginning of spring we realised it was already irreparable," he said, adding that he had installed fans to try and cool his cows that were suffering in the heat.
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The Yankees' season opener against the Houston Astros was rained out, and the Mets lost a day earlier to the Kansas City Royals, the team that beat them in five games in the last World Series.
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The White Sox rained on Corey Kluber (0-2) from the start, with the two-time American League Cy Young Award winner laboring through a 36-pitch first inning before exiting after 3 03/3 frames.
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In Manaus, in heat so radiant you could all but touch it, I sat among Colombian soccer fans who rained wonderfully creative chants on Hope Solo, the outspoken-to-the-point-of-self-destruction American goalkeeper.
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Crossing under Long Key Viaduct, fresh water rained from a busted pipe and on Marathon Key, the first proof of life came from the rugs and towels drying on the railings of the battered Seapointe condominiums.
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The bottles that rained into the cage after his split decision win over Brendan Loughnane in Dublin last year might have been the writing on the wall for the French sensation to drop down to bantamweight.
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With less than three minutes between skaters to collect the torrent of toys, the sweepers could barely keep up, grabbing bears and stuffing them into several large plastic bags as more toys rained down on them.
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"It rained three days in a row before the game, and they tried to dry the field out with sand and all it did was make it muddier," Gregg told the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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Before you knew it, think pieces rained from the skies, catalogs to the show's '80s movie references popped up on every website in existence (including this one), and merchandise filled Hot Topics across our great nation.
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The White Sox rained on Corey Kluber (33-2) from the start, with the two-time American League Cy Young Award winner laboring through a 36-pitch first inning before exiting after 3 1/3 frames.
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In the western region of Soubre, at the heart of the cocoa belt, farmers reported no significant impact on the mid-crop but said it would be longer and more abundant if it rained more in May.
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They dominated possession against eighth-placed West Brom, who had little to play for but pride, and rained in shots before halftime, Cesc Fabregas and Pedro going closest while Diego Costa sent another effort over the bar.
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The team then contacted each hotel on the west side of the Strip to ask about injured people and lockdowns before looking for any other survivors at the concert venue where bullets rained down from the hotel.
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The Twins are losers of three in a row and are 1-4 on a homestand that was shortened to nine games when Wednesday's scheduled contest was rained out and rescheduled as a doubleheader on June 33.
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After Amber, Gilbert and Barrett pulled a string on a box above their heads, pink balloons, balls and confetti rained down on the family of three, letting them know a baby girl would be joining their family.
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The announcement came a week after a member of Japan's military was struck and killed when rocks from the sudden eruption of the Kusatsu-Shirane volcano rained down on skiers at a mountain resort in central Japan.
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Detective Trever Alsup&aposs comments were in a final report made public Friday into the rampage by Stephen Paddock, who rained gunfire from a 32nd floor hotel-casino suite onto a country music festival, killing 58 people.
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Boos rained down on Ted Cruz as he issued a speech calling for people to vote on their "conscience" and declining to officially endorse Donald Trump, despite loud calls for him to do so from the crowd.
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A dozen investigators, most in FBI jackets and all wearing blue booties to avoid contaminating the scene, documented evidence at the site where gunfire rained down and country music gave way to screams of pain and terror.
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On the show's opening night, it rained until the streets flooded; the floor was wet and rocky, and visitors were comically conscious of their movements, an accidental metaphor for navigating a city affected by sea-level rise.
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On Sunday night, 64-year-old Stephen Paddock, taking a sniper's position on the 32nd floor of a hotel, rained bullets down on a country music concert, killing 59 at latest count and injuring over 500 others.
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Even after sending 18 players to the injured list this season, the Yankees, whose game on Thursday against the rival Boston Red Sox was rained out, have a 36-19 record, second best in the American League.
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But there was something disproportionate, not to say dismaying, about the way that so many readers rained scorn on The Times's good-faith effort to better understand just what it is that makes someone like Hovater tick.
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Pittsburgh, which dropped an extra-inning affair with the New York Mets on Wednesday to conclude a 3-23 stretch at PNC Park, visits the Rockies to make up a game that was rained out April 227.
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LHP Rich Hill, who could get the nod for the Dodgers in Game 5 of the NL Division Series at Washington, lost in Game 2 on Sunday at Nationals Park after his start was rained out Saturday.
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The worker, Delmer Joel Ramirez Palma, had to scramble to stay alive while metal and debris rained down and parts of the 18-story structure pancaked around him and killed three of his colleagues on Oct. 12.
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On Inauguration Day, it rained nearly two inches in Los Angeles — the second day in a series of storms that drenched Southern California with about a third as much rain as fell during all of last winter.
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"I was asleep when a shell landed right outside my window," he says, his voice cracking as he lifts up his shirt to reveal what happened next: Shrapnel rained down on his bed, splitting open his abdomen.
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"They give us just the bones, but at least I can have them, I can keep it some place where it won't be rained on, where I can put a flower on it," she told CNN en Español.
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Confetti rained from the rafters of the MGM Grand Garden Arena as Morris led the crowd — including Halsey and Derek Hough — in a star-studded singalong of the soulful track before the audience rose in a standing ovation.
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On Sunday night in Las Vegas, 58 people died and hundreds were wounded in a hail of bullets that, according to a New York Times video analysis, rained down at a rate of more than nine per second.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — For two days and a night, the computer science student had been huddling with his family in the basement of their apartment building as pro-government forces rained bombs down on their rebel-held Syrian town.
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Such a breach is unprecedented, though only a few years ago mortars frequently rained down on the 10-square-kilometre Green Zone, which once housed the headquarters of the U.S. occupation and before that one of Saddam's palaces.
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As mariners and sheep ranchers looked on, clouds of ash plumed over the volcanic peaks of the Sunda Strait, a torrent of pumice rained down on the island, accumulating a 98-foot-thick layer of uninhabitable volcanic rock.
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Austin seemed to get along just fine without Uber and Lyft, and smaller competitors like Fasten and Ride Austin thrived in their absence (although when it rained during SXSW, techies complained about getting their feet wet on Twitter).
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Driven from his hometown in northeast Syria as bombs rained down in a Turkish assault, a Kurdish father worried for his toddler son, who was ill, and accused America of betraying the Kurds in the region.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, who has for months rained withering ridicule on onetime party favorite Jeb Bush, on Sunday refused to take responsibility for the former Florida governor's exit from the 2016 White House race.
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Together, they're a cold and hard team, and this song is one of the defining snapshots of England in that strange and scorching summer of 2018 when the grass dried up because it hadn't rained in so long.
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A few moments after Joel Ayayi, the tournament's most valuable player, dribbled out the final seconds, he and his teammates stood atop a stage at center court as confetti rained down and they were presented the title trophy.
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Volcan de Fuego, whose name means "Volcano of Fire", spewed an 8-kilometer (5-mile) stream of red hot lava and belched a thick plume of black smoke and ash that rained onto the capital and other regions.
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Located in the eastern part of the district — where on Monday, ash rained down from a nearby fire — it has become increasingly diverse in recent years, particularly as people have sought out more affordable housing near Los Angeles.
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That we stuck with such turbulent talks with the enemy we have fought bitterly for two decades, even as death rained from the sky, testifies to our commitment to ending the hostilities and bringing peace to our country.
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The Golden State Warriors twirled T-shirts over their heads and waved to the crowd from atop double-decker buses as blue and yellow confetti rained down on them during a parade to celebrate the team's latest championship.
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And so, in a modest former ambassador's mansion that some believed to be haunted, the negotiation was conducted in private, without hype, giving the two leaders room to improvise details with their senior advisers as it rained outside.
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Overnight, government forces rained incendiary bombs on the area, where a full-scale offensive was averted in September by an agreement brokered by Assad's Russian allies and Turkey, which backs his opponents and has forces on the ground.
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"Consumers capitalized on deals and ramped up spending, especially on smartphones, where activity increased on days when shoppers were snowed or rained in," said John Copeland, head of marketing and consumer insights for Adobe, in a press release.
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After daylight, some of the newly released video shows investigators wearing yellow jackets beginning to explore debris around the grandstands, VIP area and green field where 22,000 people fled as shots rained down from rapid-fire assault-style weapons.
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The two countries' teams marched under a shared flag, some South Korean athletes rained at Kim Jong-Un's private ski resort, and Jong-Un's sister, Kim Yo-Jong, met with South Korean President Moon Jae-in during the games.
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"Peace is something all Colombians yearn for, and peace means that we turn the page on the fissures that have divided us," Duque told cheering crowds at his celebration party on Sunday night in Bogota as confetti rained down.
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"This storm rained at a higher rate than Harvey and was far stronger when it landed in Puerto Rico than Irma in Florida, and we have received just a fraction of the news coverage than those combined," Villanueva said.
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Much is still unknown about the motivations of 20133-year-old Stephen Paddock, who set up a sniper position and rained death and terror on 22,000 revelers from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay hotel on Sunday night.
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However, fantasies that 2018 would be the year of a reversal in Democratic fortunes were rained on by the fact that more than 85033 million voters participated in the Republican primary (also an increase, albeit much smaller, since 2014).
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When I was in the buggy phase of life, my mom used to push me along it, and when it rained, she would pull a clear waterproof cover over me, and inside this plastic dome, I would feel safe.
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Using forensic analysis, we mapped 63 videos on a timeline to reconstruct the attack minute by minute, above, drawing perhaps the most complete picture to date of what happened when Stephen Paddock rained an estimated 26 rounds onto concertgoers.
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On their first date, at a professional soccer game in Indianapolis, Mr. Zielinski playfully said to Ms. Lowery that if the game had been rained out, he was prepared to impress her with his knowledge of 19th-century feminists.
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But as the boos and whistles rained down on the court during the awards ceremony, Williams resumed her role as the sport's leader, urging the fans to appreciate the first Japanese player to win a Grand Slam singles title.
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There were real orchids and red roses, lots of big red Sacher-branded umbrellas with wooden handles by the door for guests to borrow if it rained, plush red velvet-cushioned stools, and plenty of gold and marble touches.
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The adults were talking about what they always talked about—how the wine tasted (notes of peach, white pepper, and chocolate), where the grapes were grown, and how it had rained at the right time on the 1959 crop.
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"He and I have the same personality and the same way of living," said German, who is set to start the first game of the Yankees' doubleheader against the Rays on Thursday after Wednesday night's game was rained out.
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The war to drive the Islamic State from its last strongholds in western Mosul has come to this: With every advance by Iraqi forces, every missile rained down by coalition aircraft, a flood of Iraqi civilians hits the streets.
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Local weather forecasters have said the tinder-dry conditions - it has not rained in parts of Israel for months - and strong winds are set to continue for several days and they see little prospect of normal seasonal precipitation arriving.
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As American bombs rained down on North Vietnam, leaders in India, Egypt, Algeria and many other post-colonial nations denounced Washington for waging a brutal war against a people striving for independence, and moved closer to the Communist bloc.
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The mortgage industry took center stage in the global financial collapse in 2008 and 2009, revealing an antiquated, deeply flawed process that, instead of serving as a beacon of prosperity and wealth, rained financial destruction upon millions of Americans.
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If it's a sport you can definitely do outside, but you're too scared too—indoor soccer, that sort of thing—just in case you get rained on or hit by a van, then sorry, this sport is for wimps.
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He launched the winning blast on his second extra swing, holding his bat over his head and walking down the first-base line as it cleared the center-field fence and a shower of streamers rained upon the crowd of 43,698.
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The view and sounds from atop the building are nightmarish, but we're hoping that anyone on the ground supporting this effort managed to get out of the way before (at 1:29) a downpour of shards rained down on them.
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The game got rained out, but Cespedes also aggravated the hamstring Friday in his first rehab appearance (0-for-2 with a walk and a run scored) and is not expected to resume his rehab assignment until at least Tuesday.
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"Peace is something all Colombians yearn for, and peace means that we turn the page on the fractures that have divided us into friends and enemies of peace," he said, as confetti rained down and supporters danced and honked horns.
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Meanwhile, Shane Turpin, owner and captain of the Lava Ocean Tours' boat that was hit, told the Associated Press that he had only been in the area for about 20 minutes before the lava bomb rained down from the sky.
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The documents released Wednesday detailed terror, confusion and compassion among people helping the wounded after gunfire rained from a 32nd floor hotel room on a crowd of 22,000 people attending the Route 91 Harvest Festival concert on the Las Vegas Strip.
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Monday&aposs violence was limited to the Gaza border area, unlike the full-scale wars of recent years in which missiles rained on Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, and that enabled much of Israel to direct its attention elsewhere, Barnea said.
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The Astros were forced to settle for a 4-1 road trip when Sunday's game in Oakland was rained out, but the postponement is unlikely to put much of a damper on their 7-2 record inside the AL West.
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On the night of June 5-6, Gautier slept as his landing craft pitched and rolled across the English Channel before holding off the French coast as allied bombers and warships rained bombs and shells on the German coastal defenses.
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As well as stating that alcohol is a direct cause of seven different types of cancer, scientists rained on our just-one-glass-won't-hurt parade by claiming that the health benefits of having a pint or two were largely unfounded.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Seventy-five years ago, a young British sailor stood on the bridge of a warship, its gun barrels pointing out to the coast of France and watched the devastation being rained down on a country he wanted to liberate.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines military dropped bombs from planes and rained artillery shells on southern rebels on Monday, the third day of a siege of militants sympathetic to Islamic State, during which 35 guerrillas have been killed, the army said.
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In Northern California, usually a series of storms would have dampened the woods and brush by now, but it hasn't rained much this fall, said Tim Chavez, a fire behavior analyst for Cal Fire, the state's forestry and fire protection agency.
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" When asked why he thought Seattle was such a hotbed of hardcore music, Collins said it was because people are "rained out"—it rains nearly five months out of the year in the Pacific Northwest city—and "forced into their basement.
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Kipnis has been on the disabled list since July 9 due to a strained right hamstring ... Having been rained out in Boston on Wednesday and with a scheduled off day Monday, the Indians will temporarily go with a four-man rotation.
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Instead of racing home after surviving the terrifying storm of gunfire that rained down on a country music concert Sunday night in Las Vegas, Lindsay Padgett returned to the venue to take shooting victims to the hospital in her pickup truck.
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As criticism rained down on Matt Lauer, the NBC anchor whose handling of a prime-time presidential forum on Wednesday received an onslaught of poor reviews, there was one select group of television journalists whose reaction ran along simpler lines: Gulp.
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Company CEOs held back from increasing their long-term capital plans, worried in the early years about demand for their products and then concerned about the blizzard of rules and regulations the Obama White House rained down on our industries.
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In the rebel-held neighborhood of Bustan al-Qasr, where bombs rained down, Dr. Salem Abdulnasser said the medical center where he worked had notified the staff that it would close on Thursday because it was too dangerous to keep operating.
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I live on the east side of the San Francisco Bay, and for a few days last week, as gray ash rained down on my doorstep, and the sun was tinged an apocalyptic red, air quality was deemed worse than Beijing's.
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And so in 2008, the ambitious, young techie visited Mr. Guzmán at one of his hide-outs deep in the Sierra Madre mountains, inspecting the kingpin's communications system and his shoddy internet setup, which often broke down when it rained.
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