CoinTent recovers an average of 21000 percent of lost revenue, and takes a 2112.5 percent cut of what it recovers.
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The SEC has proposed a discretionary cap of $30 million when it recovers over $100 million, and a discretionary floor of $2 million when it recovers a smaller amount.
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"Often the individual recovers faster than the family," he added.
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She will initially be working half days as she recovers.
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His campaign has canceled events and appearances until Sanders recovers.
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No parent ever recovers from the loss of a child.
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He recovers and lasts a few innings longer than expected.
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But the younger you are, the quicker your body recovers.
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Greenlees recovers and doesn't develop any kind of secondary infection.
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John McCain recovers from eye surgery for a blood clot.
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Here's hoping she recovers quickly from Tuesday's injury to compete.
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The candidate was forced to stop campaigning while he recovers.
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And like any growing kid, he bruises and recovers normally.
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The economy tanks and then recovers, forgetting about the crisis.
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I'm not sure the party recovers from that for decades.
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But that will likely pass as he recovers his reason.
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Production on the film will be shut down while he recovers.
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That legislation has been delayed while he recovers from his wounds.
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As she recovers, investigators push to figure out what really happened.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg is working as she recovers from cancer surgery.
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When the market recovers, asset values will presumably head significantly higher.
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Grandpa recovers, but he lacks the vitality he had had before.
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Later, Janga claps at him while he recovers from the loss.
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When he recovers, why should he be sticking around in London?
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As he recovers he contemplates the dysfunction that surrounds his family.
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The city's Police Department recovers about 11740,000 illegal firearms a year.
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How quickly China recovers matters a great deal to global companies.
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While she recovers in Louisiana, Melyssa regained full use of her tongue.
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Natural immunity also occurs when a child becomes sick and then recovers.
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The rapper expects to make up the missed shows once he recovers.
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She recovers quickly enough and seems to emerge stronger for the experience.
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Liam Hemsworth is taking it easy as he recovers from kidney stones.
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"I just hope Mr. Charles recovers quickly and stays safe," she wrote.
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Aggressive pulls the car up more sharply and recovers the most energy.
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John McCain remaining at home in Arizona as he recovers from surgery.
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However, Miller is expected to miss a few weeks as he recovers.
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This is not the sort of thing one's career usually recovers from.
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He recovers and runs back on defense, one hand in the air.
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It's difficult for all of us but I hope he recovers well.
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Mugabe's relationship with the West, especially the U.S. and Britain, never recovers.
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Her aides have said that she plans to return once she recovers.
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Thor recovers his hammer, Mjolnir, by taking it from an earlier timeline.
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This will put you in the best position when the market recovers.
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And then maybe the market eventually recovers and gets back to 30,000.
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Pinto and Smith will be jointly leading the company as Dimon recovers.
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Their serendipitous reunion placated the new father's fears while baby Zayne recovers.
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As Houston recovers, its business community should feel especially compelled to help.
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A koala recovers from burns at the Port Macquarie Koala Hospital, Nov.
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A Cabarrus Animal Hospital employee is fostering Baby Yoda as she recovers.
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Now she is praying fervently that her daughter recovers from her injuries.
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Even if Matz recovers, he will still face questions about his health.
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Iraq has doubled oil production since 224 as it recovers from war.
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Sleep is "where you can naturally grow and your body recovers," says Phelps.
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Our thoughts and prayers are with Jordan and his family as he recovers.
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Kim Kardashian's been avoiding the spotlight as she recovers from her Paris robbery.
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Like other electric vehicles, the e-tron recovers energy through braking and deceleration.
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If his health recovers, Mr Buhari still has two years left in office.
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The other would make payments only to the extent that Puerto Rico recovers.
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JAPANESE POLICE PLAN TO ARREST SUSPECT SHINJI AOBA WHEN HE RECOVERS FROM BURNS
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Michelle Williams won't be leaving Busy Philipps' side as she recovers from surgery.
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C Eric Fryer will serve as C Yadier Molina's backup while Pena recovers.
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"President Bush continues to improve as he recovers from pneumonia," McGrath said Wednesday.
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Just as important, it's hard to see how Ted Cruz recovers from this.
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They plan to arrest him once he recovers from heavy burns, NHK said.
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Production on "Maze Runner: The Death Cure" has been postponed while Dylan recovers.
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As the U.S. economy recovers, Canadian firms could benefit from more home construction.
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"President Bush continues to improve as he recovers from pneumonia," the statement read.
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She recovers, as good friends do, by suggesting a night out at Stonewall.
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Betances is a free agent as he recovers from a torn Achilles' tendon.
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The region is enjoying multiple boosts as it recovers from a heavy crisis.
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By the time the market closes at 4 pm, the Dow recovers slightly.
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Midge recovers because she is charming and spectacular and marvelous and all that.
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The ozone layer recovers later in the year, and then the cycle repeats.
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We therefore expect leverage to increase as soon as the Russian economy recovers.
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How the nation recovers by November will be a key metric for voters.
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That's OK. Just remember, past history shows that the market always eventually recovers.
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Once Hollyhock recovers, the eight gay dads whisk her back home to Kansas.
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Beth eventually recovers and lives in an apartment with her sister and Julia.
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"The income often never recovers," said Teresa Hassara, head of MassMutual Workplace Solutions.
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The stock has about $13 to run before it recovers all those losses.
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CHINA'S ONSHORE SPOT YUAN RECOVERS ALL INTRADAY LOSSES, TRADES AT 7.05 PER DOLLAR
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Instead, this exhibition imagines, perhaps recovers, community as a project worth moving towards.
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He is in critical condition and we hope he recovers in the coming hours.
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Cespedes, 33, hasn't played this season as he recovers from surgeries on both heels.
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Utah guard Dante Exum also missed the contest as he recovers from knee surgery.
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Eight men, two per hoof, carry him into an enclosure, where he quickly recovers.
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Shakira had to cancel concert dates in Europe while she recovers from health issues.
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Jones will start Week 7 against New England as Roethlisberger recovers from knee surgery.
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She'll be headed to WWE proper, as a member of Raw, when she recovers.
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She picks a brain-dead, comatose teenage girl named Megan Boyer, who "miraculously" recovers.
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A day earlier, Clinton released her own doctor's note as she recovers from pneumonia.
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Scalise remains in the hospital as he recovers from the gunshot in his hip.
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As Kim recovers in New York, more details are emerging into how she escaped.
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George is expected to return in November as he recovers from offseason shoulder surgery.
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Even if it doesn't involve Bernie himself, I don't know if anyone totally recovers.
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So many ups and downs in this, so we'll see how my body recovers.
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Until the Republican Party recovers its values, my party affiliation will be 'No Party.
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SpaceX routinely recovers, refurbishes and reuses rocket parts to reduce the price per launch.
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He will make his debut after he recovers from a right leg muscle injury.
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So my long-term bet is the economy recovers and the market moves higher.
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Once she recovers, I will take her home and raise her as my daughter.
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The more rocket stages it recovers, the more it can reuse for future flights.
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Those low entry salaries then translate into smaller annual increases once the economy recovers.
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As Cuba recovers from Hurricane Irma, continued engagement has a humanitarian imperative as well.
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She recovers from her injury, and the final shot is of her smiling face.
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These may determine whether sterling carries on falling toward $23.9, or recovers to $15.
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The world's No. 3 economy may have contracted in the first quarter, and whether it recovers depends much on first, whether China recovers too and second, on whether the trade conflict between the other two powers sharing the podium reaches a resolution.
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The world's No. 20143 economy may have contracted in the first quarter, and whether it recovers depends much on first, whether China recovers too and second, on whether the trade conflict between the other two powers sharing the podium reaches a resolution.
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Men such as his teammate Bartolo Colon have turned the clock back before, by hook and by crook, and not everyone recovers from Tommy John—or recovers from the recovery from Tommy John—in the same way or at the same pace.
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All in all, this is not the kind of injury a person readily recovers from.
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As the economy recovers, inflows of new problem loans have slowed to pre-crisis levels.
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Maine teenager recovers from BB gun shot to head moments after priest reads last rites.
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The jet-lagged body recovers at a rate of about one time zone per day.
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Meanwhile, in the decimated lab, Bernard recovers somewhat after Elsie injects him with cortical fluid.
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Even as the economy recovers, the unemployment rate Native American was over 60% in 2014.
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He said the companies should benefit from the developments even if the oil price recovers.
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A spokesperson for 20th Century Fox tells us production will shut down while Dylan recovers.
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But rising inflation and capital outflow pressures could present new challenges as the economy recovers.
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Be patient: Once Puerto Rico recovers, it will still need a long-term economic strategy.
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Porzingis stumbles but recovers in time to harass Paul as he heads to the rim.
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OK, maybe Kris Jenner is, but she usually recovers so quickly that it barely counts.
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Zhou told the G20 meeting China will control credit growth as the global economy recovers.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) recovers from surgery to remove a blood clot above his left eye.
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The resulting book discovers a new poet as much as it recovers a forgotten one.
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Almost every patient recovers within five days without treatment, though drinking extra fluids is recommended.
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Her First Holy Death Christina begins to have fits, then recovers, then has fits again.
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They are trying to understand how brain metabolism and biology change as a brain recovers.
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"Say you wait until the end of the year when the market recovers," Parrish said.
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Do you believe that if someone gets it and recovers, that person thereafter has immunity?
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KELLY First of all, I hope that Senator Sanders is healthy and fully recovers soon.
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Impeached or not, it's hard to see how Trump recovers as an effective governing force.
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Nine months later, McCallum is battling it out with his insurance companies as he recovers.
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"We wish Jason well and hope his back recovers quickly," Els said in a statement.
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Initially, it has the opposite effect, teetering on creepy, but recovers after the first episode.
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Kylie Jenner has cancelled another scheduled appearance while she recovers from a flu-like illness.
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But stocks in Asia could benefit as global tech demand recovers and companies resume investments.
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McConnell delays a planned health-care vote as McCain recovers from a surgery in Arizona.
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"She sounded good, strong," West said, as the justice recovers from her recent cancer surgery.
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It may very well be that Wuhan, as ground zero for the Coronavirus, never recovers.
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"When prices fall, there's no need for oil companies to spend capex to drill new oil so the service sector gets hit the hardest and when it recovers, it recovers the latest," said John Yovanovic, head of high yield portfolio management at PineBridge Investments.
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This fits with her strategy to keep positive as she recovers from her recent cesarean section.
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Coyotes D Jakob Chychrun is on injured reserve as he recovers from knee surgery in August.
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The stakes are also high, as Apple recovers from three straight quarters of yearly revenue slides.
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The family has set up a GoFundMe page for Rodriguez as he recovers in the hospital.
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Huang's move was just the 37th in the game, but Lee never recovers from the blow.
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Campbell remains in hospital while he recovers but said he hopes to be released on Tuesday.
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"When the economy recovers, we're very confident that the business will recover with it," he said.
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If the economy recovers, the losses that investors would take are unlike anything they've ever seen.
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Last month, he held out of the Masters as he recovers from a September back surgery.
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AS AMERICA'S economy recovers, the wave of bankruptcies that broke after the financial crisis is receding.
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Even after a person recovers, another viral respiratory infection can cause pertussislike cough spasms, doctors said.
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LIBYA'S RED CRESCENT RECOVERS 55 BODIES OF MIGRANTS, SEARCHES STILL UNDERWAY AFTER BOAT CAPSIZED - AID WORKER
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I typically get a 217-day supply with each refill and my insurance fully recovers it.
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The question the documentary poses, Paul says, is how a person recovers from such a scandal.
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Meanwhile, Chelsea Clinton has begun campaigning in earnest while her mom recovers from a pnuemonia diagnosis.
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Wall Street recovers after historic falls and a Reuters Special Report investigates Puerto Rico's housing crisis.
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According to Entertainment Tonight that something will now sideline him for week three as he recovers.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was absent from the arguments as she recovers from lung cancer surgery.
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If the market recovers, the class of 2015 could eventually mount the same sort of rebound.
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He's currently in the hospital getting treated and will be rebooked into jail when he recovers.
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Here Madadi lands a good left hook as Duffy recovers his guard from the side step.
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If a sick person recovers through prayer and without medicine, that's nice, but not a miracle.
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Camilla was reportedly told by her doctors to stay home as she recovers from the illness.
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In a perfect world obviously you want him to work out and see how he recovers.
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He's called Cummings a dozen times this week as the Maryland Democrat recovers from heart surgery.
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The board has directed Smith and Pinto to take over leading the company while Dimon recovers.
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In a sense, the mini-series is like that childhood memory Camille recovers on Adora's floor.
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Its share price is nonetheless near record highs as the planemaker recovers from recent production problems.
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There are also questions about whether this sharp downturn will influence how quickly the economy recovers.
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Co-presidents Daniel Pinto and Gordon Smith will be jointly leading the company as Dimon recovers.
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Sleep is tracked to understand how a player recovers — and to nudge him to recover more.
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He is platooning with Mike Aviles in right while J.D. Martinez recovers from a fractured elbow.
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SpaceX's model is more cost-effective because the company recovers the booster part of the rocket.
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Here, unemployment already sits above 11% as the country recovers from a decades-long civil war.
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As Puerto Rico recovers, we are reiterating our commitment to these opportunities for business and investment.
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As Detroit recovers from its financial crisis, there's been plenty of new construction and renovation work.
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He is expected to make three to four appearances as he recovers from offseason hip surgery.
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And that's not something -- once damaged -- can or will recover quickly, if it recovers at all.
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This should bring a pickup in activity and lower impairments, especially in Spain as the economy recovers.
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He recovers, and shifts rapidly into a feeling of isolation, wondering if his friends care about him.
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Scrappy's famous mother, Momma Dee, and his wife, Bambi, are currently at his bedside as he recovers.
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"President Bush continues to improve as he recovers from pneumonia," spokesman Jim McGrath said in a statement.
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In other words, your energy levels are being restored while your body recovers from the previous day.
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But Murthy said that no further treatments would be planned until Ginsburg recovers from the first operation.
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Sarah Roberts (left), an abortion doula, relaxes as A. (partially seen at right) recovers from an abortion.
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Cruise's injury has forced production of M:I6 to go on hiatus while he recovers from his accident.
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G/F Justin Anderson will be re-evaluated in two weeks as he recovers from shin splints.
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He adds that Kelly is in a walking boot as he recovers from the infection and procedure.
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Sanders has canceled events related to his 2020 presidential campaign as he recovers from a heart attack.
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Additionally, the Chicago Police Department says it recovers more guns than any other city in the nation.
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She says it helps her to feel better about herself as she recovers from body dysmorphic disorder.
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Elon Musk announced Tesla would provide aid for Puerto Rico as the island recovers from Hurricane Maria.
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His family is staying with relatives while he recovers from a head injury and a back strain.
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Every woman recovers differently, feeds her child differently, and feels differently emotionally after her own individual pregnancy.
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But Irving suddenly abandons DeRozan and recovers to Kyle Lowry, who has Jefferson pinned behind a screen.
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As she recovers from brain surgery, Simone Giertz is chronicling her experience with trademark honesty and humor.
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They pull their money out of stocks and fail to get back in as the market recovers.
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Houston airports will reopen Wednesday as the city recovers from the catastrophic flooding caused by Hurricane Harvey.
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Homebuilder confidence held steady in April as the single-family housing market recovers at a gradual pace.
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MORE well as the Arizona Republican recovers from surgery to remove a blood clot above his eye.
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Kevin Hart is getting back to his normal life as he recovers from his September car accident.
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MORE, who has missed votes while he recovers from treatment for brain cancer at home in Arizona.
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The key question now is whether growth recovers or sinks deeper into a global and US recession.
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As this country recovers, one of Latin America's largest seismologic research projects is also feeling a jolt.
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How well Berrettini, in his eighth grand slam, recovers from that four-hour marathon could be crucial.
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When the market eventually recovers — because it always does — you'll see your investment balance rise with it.
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Thus, any rate reduction must come with a plan to offset the costs as the economy recovers.
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Lada also returned unexpectedly to profit, promising to lift future Renault earnings as the Russian market recovers.
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Following the accident, the boxing community expressed their support for Spence as he recovers in the hospital.
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Chris is still experiencing pain from the crash, which has left him largely homebound as he recovers.
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Puerto Rico, as it recovers, must rebuild an infrastructure that can withstand powerful, destructive Maria-like hurricanes.
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First, he's brutally hurt in some capacity, forcing him to hibernate out of sight as he recovers.
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But Ngakoue recognizes that a strip sack — when the defense recovers the resulting fumble — deflates the opposition.
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The SEC has proposed a discretionary cap of $30 million when it recovers over $100 million, and a discretionary floor of $2 million when it recovers a smaller amount, as well as other changes which may help to deter bogus or unhelpful tips that have stretched staff, say lawyers.
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West Texas Intermediate crude, the benchmark for U.S. oil prices, typically recovers 5.5 percent over the next month.
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Boonrod is expected to go to his adoptive home in Khon Kaen in northeastern Thailand after he recovers.
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In recent years, Ireland has loosened its grip on spending as the economy recovers from the financial crisis.
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But she recovers very quickly, repeating the statement that was just shot down as if it didn't happen.
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At some point though that's going to pose a problem for equity investors as the U.S. economy recovers.
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Once Bubba recovers, OCAC says the terrier mix will be put up for adoption, according to the affiliate.
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FS Earl Thomas' status won't be known until later this week as he recovers from a hamstring strain.
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But the way SpaceX plans to recover its fairing is quite different from how it recovers its rockets.
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Now, Variety reports the production will halt for somewhere between six weeks to three months while Cruise recovers.
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Commodity firms are also cautious on spending as the industry recovers from a multi-year commodity price slump.
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I am lying on the ground when the defense recovers the loose ball, all but sealing our defeat.
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By the way ... there's still no date set for that fight while Robert recovers from a broken hand.
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With such low or nonexistent margins, companies can continue running through financing or reduce expenditures until oil recovers.
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The player recovers the items from the Sung's body, and then all kinds of procedural hell breaks loose.
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SeaWorld will care for the animal until she recovers, then she will be released back into the wild.
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She recovers in time to quote Jane Eyre and then grill her minder about the Cuthberts' love lives.
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Brown has been on the active/non-football injury list as he recovers from Lisfranc surgery in February.
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Campbell has been the Kings' main starter while star goalie Jonathan Quick recovers from his own meniscus surgery.
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However, she's been home in Los Angeles while she recovers and this is her most public outing yet.
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Now, as its military recovers, Russia has sought an expeditionary role placing its troops as peacekeepers in Syria.
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The singer's upcoming shows have been postponed on advice of her doctors while she recovers, the statement added.
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To some, qui-tam cases are controversial because whistle-blowers share in the money that the government recovers.
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The island's emergency management director resigned one week ago as Puerto Rico slowly recovers from the devastating hurricane.
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As the narrative suggests, nothing recovers from a bomb — not our humanity, our politics or even our faith.
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Rosen said she's called Reid on a few occasions to offer comfort as he recovers from cancer treatment.
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PG Tony Parker did not travel with the team to Milwaukee as he recovers from right hip soreness.
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Selling when your investments are down also eliminates any chance that you will benefit when the market recovers.
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That means plenty more spent boosters with heptyl, which NASA, in contrast, recovers immediately from the Atlantic Ocean.
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The Orioles will miss closer Zach Britton for half the season as he recovers from a ruptured Achilles.
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Even as the country recovers from the crash of 2008, the financial crisis is still dragging me down.
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Anyone who is moderately ill — with anything beyond a mild cold — should wait until he or she recovers.
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But analysts expressed doubts over the strength of future demand as the industry recovers from its worst crisis.
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Economic insecurity has been a major factor, but even as the economy recovers, the decline in births continues.
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The status would have allowed Bahamians to live and work in the United States while their country recovers.
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If the SEC recovers money as a result, you could be entitled to a portion of the proceeds.
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This app recovers a wide variety of deleted or corrupted files from your computer, hard drive, and more.
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"Sending lots of love and solidarity to @BernieSanders today as he rests and recovers," Ocasio-Cortez tweeted Wednesday.
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Unfortunately, this date might have to wait while Cyrus recovers from tonsillitis, which led to her recent hospitalization.
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MORE, who has missed Senate votes while he recovers from treatment for brain cancer at home in Arizona.
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Capel, a former Duke guard, will lead the Blue Devils while Krzyzewski, who had back surgery Friday, recovers.
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The audio seems to disintegrate for a minute or so in the middle, but it recovers soon enough.
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Xan says he's not in rehab, but he has isolated himself in a forest somewhere while he recovers.
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Dr. Richard J. Davidson, a neuroscientist and founder of the Center for Healthy Minds at the University of Wisconsin — Madison, has shown that people in whom the amygdala recovers slowly from a threat are at greater risk for a variety of health problems than those in whom it recovers quickly.
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It moves with your vision and jumps back to it's original spot every time it recovers from dropped frames.
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Either that, or poor Pilot Pete will get his heart broken and have to fly solo until he recovers.
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LHP Glen Perkins pitched an inning for Class A Fort Myers as he recovers from shoulder surgery last season.
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One of Almeida's great strengths is that he gets hurt and recovers quickly, all while keeping the pace high.
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The second-lien term loan recovers 0%, which corresponds to a 'CCC+'/'RR13' rating, two notches below the IDR.
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So if Newman can run well in the city, it's hard to see how Lipinski recovers outside of it.
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Analysts believe business investment will strengthen this year as the manufacturing sector recovers from two years of lackluster gains.
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But the death of Viserion is not in vain, as Jon Snow believes as he recovers on the boat.
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The Finnish phenom watched from the press box as he recovers from a concussion suffered last weekend in Buffalo.
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Global pulpmakers have repeatedly raised prices in recent months as cyclical demand recovers in key markets such as China.
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The family asked for privacy as their daughter recovers at Riley Hospital for Children and thanked all first responders.
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RVs aren't cheap, so as the economy recovers, more people are willing to spend the money to buy one.
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It would then weaken as growth flags - the bottom of the smile - before rising again as the economy recovers.
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Still, the bank could continue to cut rates if the lira recovers, said Ibrahim Aksoy of HSBC Asset Management.
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This suggests that, for the most part, a healthy human body recovers well from the stress of space flight.
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He's now doing very well as he recovers at the hospital and is expected to go home in February.
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It doesn't help that, at this point, she recovers six pieces of evidence, none of which are particularly useful.
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Whether or not Hoskins recovers in time for the start of the team pursuit event on Thursday is doubtful.
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Jackson suggests April and Harriet move in with him while April recovers, and his ex agrees to consider it.
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But she never fully recovers, left to constantly worry that she carries the disease shared by Adora and Amma.
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Planned Parenthood maintains that it does not profit from the sale of fetal tissue and only recovers its costs.
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Planned Parenthood maintains that it does not profit from the sale of fetal tissue and only recovers its cost.
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Planned Parenthood maintains that it does not profit from the sale of fetal tissue and only recovers its cost.
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This can keep you on the sidelines when the market recovers, which can happen in a matter of days.
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Collin will spend the next three months resting at home as he recovers from the live-saving kidney transplant.
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OF Mike Trout will be held out of the All-Star game as he recovers from left thumb surgery.
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There's hope for VR, but its market in the UK may take a solid hit until the pound recovers.
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OF Yoenis Cespedes did not start for a fifth straight game Wednesday as he recovers from a leg bruise.
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Once someone recovers from an infection of one of the strains, they cannot become infected with that strain again.
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One year later, the river no longer glows, but it will be much longer -- decades -- before the area recovers.
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As he recovers, Thompson has turned to one of his favorite hobbies to help pass the time – video games.
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In a statement, Pugh's office said she "fully intends to resume the duties of her office" once she recovers.
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But, as the economy recovers and interest rates rise, these bonds, which bear very low interest rates, lose value.
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Only Paul George, Thaddeus Young, and Robert Covington average more deflections per game, and nobody recovers more loose balls.
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Whenever he recovers, he wakes up, we are just going to move forward and just put it behind us.
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Hollywood trade paper Variety said filming could be halted anywhere from six weeks to three months while Cruise recovers.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) on Saturday announced he would be out for the week as he recovers from a surgery.
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The board has directed Smith and Pinto to take the reins of the largest US bank while Dimon recovers.
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OECD SAYS GROWTH PROSPECTS UNCERTAIN; ITS PROJECTIONS BASED ON ASSUMPTION EPIDEMIC PEAKS IN CHINA IN Q1, RECOVERS IN Q2
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The daughter of the spy, who was also poisoned, is showing improvement as she recovers in a British hospital.
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Hart is expected to stay in the hospital for a few days as he recovers, according to the outlet.
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If travel demand recovers — he believes it will — the existing characteristics of those companies will make them good investments.
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Still, if Hanyu recovers in time for the Olympics, it will be his first international competition in three months.
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He was airlifted to UCLA Medical Center and we're told he's surrounded by family members as he also recovers.
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In successful False Claims Act cases, where the government ultimately recovers money, the original whistle-blower receives a portion.
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Fire emissions may also be compensated for by regrowth when the vegetation recovers in burned areas, carbon experts say.
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The first stage of New Glenn is to land similar to the way SpaceX recovers the Falcon 9 boosters.
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"The best golfer in the world is the one that recovers the quickest from the bad shot," he added.
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To expedite the recovery, the DPPA partnered with History Flight, a nonprofit that recovers and repatriates American war dead.
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Lyman recovers in the hospital and eventually returns to work where he begins to behave in increasingly erratic ways.
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Mikula was arraigned from a hospital bed as he recovers from burns suffered in the explosion, Boston 25 News reported.
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Rodriguez was taken to the hospital, but has since returned home as he recovers with his family by his side.
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The daring bullfighter said he plans to return to the arena after he recovers — which isn't surprising considering his past.
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Maruti's results are increasingly important to parent Suzuki as the Japanese company recovers from an emissions testing scandal at home.
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Maksim Chmerkovskiy has many people rooting for him as he recovers from a calf injury — including his baby boy Shai!
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Do you think this episode he's had where he's tweeted what he's tweeted, do you think he recovers from that?
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Dani Vitale wants fans to stop the "negativity" toward Demi Lovato's friends as the singer recovers from an apparent overdose.
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As Texas slowly recovers from Hurricane Harvey's catastrophic and unprecedented flooding, Hurricane Irma is barreling through the Caribbean, shuttering records.
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She recovers with a palpable air of "I can't believe I had to do that" as she adjusts her jacket.
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As the industry recovers from a three-year downturn some companies are starting to look for ways to reward shareholders.
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His appeal may well fade as the economy recovers from a recession and voters pay more attention to the election.
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Linus Ullmark, who went 8-10-2 as a rookie last season, is serving as Nilsson's backup while Lehner recovers.
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As she recovers and recuperates from her packed performance schedule, Cabello has one shoulder to lean on: boyfriend Matthew Hussey.
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LONDON — Just as Britain recovers from its national biscuit crisis, the nation has been hit with yet another cruel blow.
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Iran has argued it should be exempt from such limits as its production recovers after the lifting of EU sanctions.
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Some analysts warned such a tie-up is risky as Zodiac recovers from a nearly three-year cabin production crisis.
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Older victims of Harvey may need special attention as Texas recovers A small minority of children are more deeply affected.
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The White House held a press briefing on Thursday afternoon saying the administration would "not rest" until the island recovers.
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Hollands has been on the disabled list all season as he recovers from Tommy John surgery performed in April 2015.
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"New bad debt formation is negative, as the economy slowly recovers," said the analyst, who asked not to be identified.
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In the process of revisiting these sources, Ali recovers a much-needed moral clarity about the history of European socialism.
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There's no green light that turns on when a patient recovers or crystal ball that predicts what will happen afterward.
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After a successful liver transplant, he recovers, leaves the hospital and, by episode's end, reclaims his job from Donald Blythe.
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With the turmoil surrounding Valeant, it is anyone's guess whether the company recovers or falls further in a downward spiral.
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Law enforcement sources tell us ... a company that recovers organs was contacted, so some of Thicke's organs could be donated.
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is working from the hospital as she recovers from surgery she underwent last week.
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Scalise said in a statement Tuesday that he will "remain fully engaged" in work as he recovers from the surgery.
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When demand for labor recovers, these people join the work force again, acting as a buffer and preventing labor shortages.
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Scherzer had thrown 98 pitches and had planned for no more than 100 as he recovers from a hamstring injury.
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After it falls, it always recovers, either within a few hours, or up to a month at the longest count.
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Hart underwent back surgery expected to stay in the hospital for a few days as he recovers, according to TMZ.
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For now, Andujar will serve as the primary designated hitter, at least until Giancarlo Stanton recovers from a shoulder injury.
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"If something is properly countercyclical, it should kick in when the economy slows and go away when the economy recovers."
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Read: "Ghosts of Gold Mountain" recovers the forgotten history of Chinese immigrants in the U.S. who helped construct its railroads.
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One isolates rare-earth elements with carbon nanotube technology; another recovers key minerals by bombarding them with underwater sound waves.
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Stocks that have had the weakest relative returns could have the most upside as leadership shifts and the market recovers.
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Daniel Pinto and Gordon Smith, two senior executives with JPMorgan, will lead the bank while Dimon recovers, the memo said.
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While she recovers from a serious illness Bailey watches a snail that lives in a terrarium next to her bed.
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Russell was seen as a fill-in back-court partner for Curry while Klay Thompson recovers from a torn ACL.
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In the first, Booker is suckered into a "gotcha" moment by a news anchor, but he recovers, and ends by
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While Mr. Sanders recovers, an army of surrogates has fanned out across the country to make his case for him.
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As the Gulf Coast recovers and rebuilds, we should heed the lessons of Harvey to prepare better for next time.
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Alexandar Georgiev made 31 saves in his third consecutive start as rookie Igor Shesterkin recovers from a minor ankle injury.
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Without those three, and with Harvey a ghost as he recovers from thoracic outlet syndrome, what could the Mets expect?
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Trump has repeatedly cited the debt as a major obstacle for the U.S. territory as it recovers from Hurricane Maria.
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The central bank "takes over dying banks, recovers them and then plans to put them on the market," Putin said.
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Under the False Claims Act, whistle-blowers can collect 15 to 30 percent of the amount the federal government recovers.
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"As China's economy recovers and institutional reform improves the business environment, the money that has left will come back," Yi said.
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"We're shocked and saddened to hear of this incident and are hopeful that the team member recovers quickly," the statement read.
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She makes maps, borders, homes, floor plans, rooms; she recovers things she has lost through the act of carving, etching, printing.
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As Puerto Rico still recovers from the devastation of 2017's Hurricane Maria, Viera is grateful for her family's good fortune.
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Full recovery could take weeks, while it could be years before the FBI recovers the keys for data that was encrypted.
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Analysts say this is yet another sign of lingering customer scrutiny for Chipotle as it slowly recovers from foodborne illness outbreaks.
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In other words, clients will not pay any performance fees on new capital until Pershing Square recovers from its previous losses.
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Demi Lovato is getting strong support from her family and ex-boyfriend Wilmer Valderrama as she recovers from her apparent overdose.
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But as the bloc's economy recovers, the amount of bad debt is slowly receding, the European Commission said in a report.
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But the New Hampshire results suggest this impression of Rubio has stuck, and now it's hard to imagine how he recovers.
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If SpaceX recovers the rocket on Friday, it could be the first Falcon 9 that launches a second time into space.
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OF Michael Brantley worked out with Triple-A Columbus on Friday as he recovers from offseason surgery on his right shoulder.
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As the internal economy gradually recovers, the government wants to shift more freight off the roads onto more efficient rail lines.
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McCarron did not play Sunday as he recovers from a shoulder injury that was initially thought to be a broken collarbone.
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As Mexico recovers from two monster earthquakes that left buildings toppled and hundreds dead, all hands are on deck for recovery.
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Initially the church announced last week that Carter would not be teaching while he recovers from his second fall this month.
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The all-share transaction means both sets of investors can achieve additional upside when the fertilizer market recovers from its slump.
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RHP Rubby De La Rosa continues to mend at Triple-A Reno as he recovers from a bout of shoulder inflammation.
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But Jaitley has been ill for several months and has not been attending office as he recovers from a kidney transplant.
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Unless oil prices fall, or sterling recovers, Britain's motorists face a significant increase in pump prices over the next few weeks.
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Markets increasingly expect a hike to come soon as the economy recovers from a prolonged shock caused by low oil prices.
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Chicago Bulls swingman Otto Porter Jr. will miss at least two more weeks as he recovers from a left foot injury.
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His remarks suggest that Brazilian banks are worrying less about lingering credit quality woes as the economy recovers and rates fall.
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"That was just ridiculous," said Murray, a two-time Wimbledon champion who missed this event as he recovers from hip surgery.
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These interest free government loans will eventually be repaid through a surcharge on future household tax payments once the economy recovers.
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All of this while the island still recovers from María with a desperate need for investment and support for Puerto Ricans.
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The challenge will, of course, be to combat externalities while maintaining growth rates as the rest of the market — hopefully — recovers.
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Smith and co-president Daniel Pinto are serving as interim leaders of the largest U.S. bank by assets while Dimon recovers.
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He is remaining in El Paso as the city recovers from the shooting last weekend that killed at least 22 people.
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Portugal recovers and manages to keep control until Ronaldo gets the ball and finally fires from distance right at the keeper.
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"I hope he recovers quickly," said Zeballos, who packed up Goffin's racket bag and carried it off the court for him.
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Lacroix, once he recovers, proves to be half-deaf and broken in spirit, suffering from what we would now call PTSD.
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His mother has taken a leave from her job to stay with him while he recovers, and his distress worries her.
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When women have their first child between age 22000 and 21990, their pay never recovers, relative to that of their husbands.
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He established the Open Brain Project to support open science initiatives that advance understanding of how the brain recovers from injury.
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Though 25 penguins died that August when bad weather kept the dogs away, the Maremmas are making sure the population recovers.
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PATH is no different, and the amount of expenses it recovers through fares is on par with other American transit systems.
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In alpine national parks, even a small number of horses can cause severe damage because the sensitive environment recovers very slowly.
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The government expects unemployment to decline to 18.2% this year as the economy recovers, based on projections in its 2019 budget.
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Eros and Thanatos occupy equal billing; as Jan incrementally recovers a bit more each time, Bess sinks further into moral turpitude.
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"I want to go look for them ... When I get better and my body recovers, when I can walk," he said.
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After he recovers from the surgeries, his peripheral vision might improve and he should be able to see more clearly at night.
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Though the vets told her it's just a matter of time until Felix fully recovers, Carroll-Kirchoff said she'll never forgive herself.
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As Mama June recovers from multiple eye surgeries to fix her vision, she's following the keto diet to keep her weight down.
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He is appalled, but recovers long enough to suggest that they spread the news that former kings like him don't attend coronations.
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"As Brazil's economy recovers, we see a growing demand from companies for investment banking advisory," Bracher told journalists on a conference call.
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Perhaps she can: ersatz sovereignty can be repackaged as the real thing, and immigration may decline helpfully as the EU economy recovers.
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Kamar Baldwin, who had 11 points in the opener, is the only true backup to Lewis while Kethan Savage recovers from pneumonia.
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And I hope very much that Bernie Sanders recovers well and continues to speak up for the disadvantaged for decades to come.
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While Bei Bei recovers, veterinary staff will restrict him to water and gradually introduce soft foods such as sweet potatoes and pears.
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Prince Frederik, 48, is likely pondering that question as he recovers from a spinal fracture sustained last week in a trampoline accident.
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"This means if the U.S. recovers, euro zone stocks will recover too but to a lesser degree," said City of London's Huber.
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Double-digit unemployment has kept a lid on wage hikes, which could allow policymakers to maintain economic stimulus as the economy recovers.
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The tiny beachside town known for its oysters and crabs will need some of that mystique as it recovers from Hurricane Michael.
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The car goes off the road a bit, but he recovers, only to completely get off the road and onto a field.
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The illness may slow Clinton down for the next several weeks while she recovers, and some rest might do her some good.
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Ariane 6's designers insist innovative production techniques will favour the European launcher when the commercial market recovers from a recent slump.
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The government expects unemployment to decline to 18.2 percent this year as the economy recovers, based on projections in its 2019 budget.
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He will start at third base for the next few days as Jose Reyes recovers from a Grade 1 left intercostal strain.
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Ariane 6's designers insist innovative production techniques will favor the European launcher when the commercial market recovers from a recent slump.
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Then it's a no-brainer to use Section 4 to put the vice president in charge unless and until the president recovers.
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You can see the power dynamic shift in real time as he blushes, recovers, and then is the object of more affection.
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The Saudis have hinted that they may return to their traditional role of balancing the market once the global oil market recovers.
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HOMEBUILDER CONFIDENCE HOLDS IN APRIL: Homebuilder confidence held steady in April as the single-family housing market recovers at a gradual pace.
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Under the rules of this type of suit, he could be awarded up to 30 percent of any money the government recovers.
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But the pace of price increases have remained low throughout the past 85033 years as the economy recovers from the 2008 recession.
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Gabon Gabon's army says it has seized power in the Central African country as its President recovers from a stroke in Morocco.
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Normally a bog recovers slowly after a wildfire, with certain mosses and other vegetation taking over in stages until sphagnum mosses dominate.
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I'm going to sweat on a subway platform in 90-plus-degree heat, but the difference is that this shirt recovers immediately.
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Once the economy recovers more fully, the growth rate of potential output serves as something of a speed limit for the economy.
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The resulting poultices and infusions cure the bat, but the cure comes with a twist; when the bat recovers, he can talk.
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McCain has a new book coming out, "The Restless Wave," and he has remained engaged as he recovers at home in Phoenix.
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To the extent that Washington is looking for foreign support, it could be another three or seven years before America's reputation recovers.
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Michael and Susan Dell have doubled down on the tech industry's commitment to bail out Texas as it recovers from Hurricane Harvey.
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The speed with which the global economy subsequently recovers will hinge on the combined impact of healthcare, fiscal and monetary policy measures.
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So, he brought a friend with him ... a guy who's been his inspiration while he recovers from an ACL tear -- Kingsley Feinman.
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Doctors must not only heal the wounds with skin grafts and surgeries, but also keep the body in balance as it recovers.
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Queequeg lies in it as he slowly recovers, and then puts it to use as a storage chest and a life buoy.
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As neuroscientist Sam Wang showed, Clinton's margin over Trump falls dramatically in national polls directly after the Comey letter and never recovers.
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"Worst case, we end up with too much crude that we can sell at higher levels when the economy recovers," he said.
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Now, as Chinese consumption recovers, miners in countries, including top producers Chile and Peru, are reducing operations, putting ore supply at risk.
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New Mexico (27-1) played under Saga Tuitele, who coached in place of Bob Davie as he recovers from a health scare.
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New Mexico (1-238) played under Saga Tuitele, who coached in place of Bob Davie as he recovers from a health scare.
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As the global industry recovers from the 2014 downturn — one of the deepest in memory — it is at a crucial inflection point.
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Donald Trump Jr. might want to hold off sharing Twitter memes for a bit while he recovers from the internet dragging him.
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Many factors determine how quickly a country recovers from a recession, and the household savings rate appears to be an important one.
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As Blue Apron recovers from recent stumbles and matures into a profitable business, it could be a highly sought-after acquisition target.
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Meanwhile, unemployment in the euro zone has been driven down to near-decade lows as the region recovers from the debt crisis.
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Hans Vollman calls his coffin a temporary "sick-box"; when he recovers, he will finally consummate his marriage (there have been complications).
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Unlike many federal agencies, the NRC recovers 90 percent of its budget from the industry it regulates, through licensing and inspection fees.
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Andrés's Washington-based organization, World Central Kitchen, has served millions of meals to Puerto Ricans as the island recovers from Hurricane Maria.
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TripAdvisor said it expects 2017 margins to expand as revenue growth recovers due to a global rollout of instant booking in 2016.
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"The MPC (monetary policy committee) will continue to implement accommodative policy until the economy recovers strongly and inflation gets back to target".
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"Now, in most cases, when the acute emotional stress dissipates, the heart recovers and goes back to its normal shape," Jauhar said.
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Housing Minister Mustafa Madbuly will continue to serve as interim prime minister while Prime Minister Sherif Ismail recovers from surgery, government sources said.
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Carrie Fisher's most trusted sidekick, her beloved service dog Gary, is reportedly watching over her as she recovers from a massive heart attack.
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"Lewis had a couple of tough weekends... if he recovers and has a good weekend in Austin, he's the hero again," he said.
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NOTES: Charlotte F Cody Zeller made the trip but was ruled out for the third straight game as he recovers from a concussion.
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If this happens, the market maker can hold the ETF units back until the market recovers, matching the risk with a derivative contract.
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Burgess injured her knee in dress rehearsal two weeks ago and has had to sit out the last two episodes while she recovers.
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The Kentucky doctor who was dragged from a United Airlines flight on Sunday is speaking out as he recovers at a Chicago hospital.
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In the highest setting, the e-tron aggressively recovers energy every time the driver releases the accelerator, which allows for one pedal driving.
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"You need to know how your body recovers," said Meghan Bishop, a sports medicine surgeon at the Rothman Orthopedic Institute in New York.
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Whether a patient recovers from Ebola depends on both the quality of supportive care and the patient's immune system or preexisting health issues.
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If Bird recovers fully, as the Yankees expect, he will be the primary option as the first baseman on opening day in 2017.
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Economists predicted the Norwegian crown would rise by three percent against the euro by the summer of 2017 as the economy gradually recovers.
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The Lakers also will be without forward Brandon Ingram for at least three more games while he recovers from a sprained left ankle.
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Filming of Keeping Up With the Kardashians remains on hiatus while Kardashian undergoes counseling and recovers at home with North and Saint West.
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But she recovers the pace to orchestrate a charged denouement in which secrets are shared, loyalties tested and fates hang in the balance.
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The good news ... players LOVE Deshaun Watson -- and Kenny predicts big things for the young QB once he recovers from his torn ACL.
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Days after the attack, Rodney, a father of one girl and one boy, recovers in the hospital with his family by his side.
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He injured his ankle while filming for the newest installment and has been seen using crutches alongside the ankle boot as he recovers.
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Jeffery is "week to week" as he recovers from shoulder surgery, while Hollins sustained "a little bit of a minor setback," Pederson said.
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Conceivably, if Venezuela recovers and the demand for oil in the U.S. gradually declines, stranded heavy oil production capacity in Canada could ensue.
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"We believe this move will boost positive sentiment as domestic demand recovers on the back of enhanced government employees' disposable income," said Alsheikh.
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OF/1B Andre Ethier is not close to resuming baseball activity as he recovers from a slightly herniated disc, manager Dave Roberts said.
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When he recovers, the casino's global brand ambassador will appear in TV commercials to pimp the joint and also do meet and greets.
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While everyone recovers from the Best Picture drama at Sunday night's Academy Awards — Why did Warren Beatty seemingly have the Best Actress envelope?
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Now, as she recovers at the University Medical Center in Nevada, she's hoping to thank Parker herself — if someone can help connect them.
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"From one cantankerous senator to another, sending my prayers & best wishes to @SenatorReid as he recovers from a successful surgery," McCain tweeted. Sen.
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Ramos, who signed as a free agent in the offseason, has yet to play this season as he recovers from a torn ACL.
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Former President Clinton arrived Monday in Puerto Rico to help distribute supplies and meet with residents as the island recovers from Hurricane Maria.
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Mark Hogancamp recovers from a violent assault as a new man, devoted to capturing a richly imagined fictional town in highly detailed dioramas.
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Oil and gas production assets, known as upstream, are more likely to be sold later once the oil price recovers, Shell has indicated.
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Vice President Pence is heading to Las Vegas on Saturday as the city recovers from the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history.
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As she recovers from the harrowing experience, the reality star has stayed out of the spotlight, avoiding public appearances or social media posts.
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The one-act "Iolanta," the tale of a blind princess who recovers her sight through love for a noble knight, was immediately successful.
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A spokesperson for Fox said that production on the third film adaptation of the dystopian YA series is shut down while O'Brien recovers.
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Some officials have warned that the island could be without power for as long as six months as it recovers from the devastation.
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As the state recovers, some of those people have had time to reflect on what happened, and what they made of the attention.
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He will be the fifth starter while the left-hander Jason Vargas recovers from surgery on a broken bone in his nonthrowing hand.
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The Yankees' deep pockets have also helped ease the absence of Betances, who recently began throwing as he recovers from right shoulder inflammation.
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The right-handed Machado plays shortstop, which is open for the Yankees at the moment as Didi Gregorius recovers from Tommy John surgery.
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Co-presidents and co-chief operating officers Daniel Pinto and Gordon Smith were running operations while Dimon recovers, the bank said on Thursday.
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Co-presidents and co-chief operating officers Daniel Pinto and Gordon Smith were running operations while Dimon recovers, the bank said on Thursday.
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But as the economy recovers, helped by monetary and fiscal stimulus around the world, the demand for energy will resume its upward course.
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Another source told us the comedian is expected to remain in the hospital for at least a couple of days while he recovers.
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Tesla also apologized and tried to soothe upset customers by promising to replace the lower-performance hardware once their production capacity fully recovers.
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Sales of new homes fell slightly in March for the third straight month as builders remain cautious while the housing market gradually recovers.
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The Assembly now recovers administrative responsibility for Northern Ireland, which suffered through three decades of sectarian violence before the 1998 Good Friday Agreement.
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Trump said his wife is not traveling with him to Canada because she is unable to fly for a month while she recovers.
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While one recovers from injury, the other takes advantage of the wartime demand for mules, hoping to earn enough to become Catherine's suitor.
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Diamond and agriculture form the backbone of Sierra Leone's economy as the country recovers from the Ebola epidemic that killed nearly 4,000 people.
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On Saturday, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said the Senate would delay its consideration of the Republican health-care bill while McCain recovers.
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It may be reasonable to suggest that, as she recovers, her position gradually changes, her punctured actorly narcissism fizzling with a long hiss.
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Davis arrived in Charlotte on Friday for All-Star Weekend, hoping to play in Sunday's All-Star Game if his shoulder recovers sufficiently.
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The film will track her experience as she recovers from personal trauma, reclaims her career, and works on her 2017 similarly-named album, Rainbow.
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No. 28 REBOUND 228: Joe Harris, that horrifying monster, drives to the rim and is soundly blocked by Howard, who recovers the board easily.
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Joe Cunningham, Arrington's Democratic opponent, suspended his own campaign while she recovers -- a decision that earned him praise from South Carolina Republicans, including Sen.
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As Jussie Smollett recovers from an apparent homophobic and racially charged attack, his Empire costar Taraji P. Henson is speaking out about the incident.
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He had been recalled from Indianapolis on June 22 to replace C Francisco Cervelli on the roster while he recovers from concussion-related symptoms.
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While Murphy is in the day-to-day category, forward Max Domi likely has a significantly longer wait as he recovers from hand surgery.
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What's happening: Ginsburg is working from home as she recovers from a late-December surgery to remove two malignant nodules from her left lung.
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On this radical alternative view, Warhol recovers this sacred tradition in perhaps the only way that was open to him in a commodity culture.
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By then, Ramsey is hoping to be off his crutches and standing on his own — but it all depends on how well he recovers.
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Coastal tourism business groups were girding for a long fight against the proposal, which comes as the Gulf Coast recovers from the Deepwater spill.
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Mr Assad shows no sign of adopting such notions; he feels vindicated, and wants to continue the war until he recovers all his territories.
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Investors are also watching plans by the government to build costly nuclear power plants, which Gigaba said would be considered once the economy recovers.
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And Mr. Peanutbutter's young pug girlfriend Pickles (Hong Chau) recovers after getting too drunk at the party by lapping water from a Solo cup.
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You can see him slip slightly at one point, no doubt bowled over by Kenan Thompson's forever-perfect Steve Harvey impression, but he recovers.
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And it remains to be seen whether duck farmers can hold on to a bigger share of the meat market when pork output recovers.
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But nobody wants to be left out when South America recovers, and in some quarters there's an expectation that the recovery will be robust.
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The smart bra also monitors how soon your body recovers from a workout and matches that data up against others in your age range.
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The "Sorry Not Sorry" singer, 26, went for a casual outing as she recovers from her July overdose at an in-patient treatment facility.
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The Bank of Canada has held interest rates steady since October 2018 as it watches how the domestic economy recovers from a recent slowdown.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell announced Saturday that the Senate will delay consideration of the Republican health care bill while McCain recovers from surgery.
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"A country hit by an asymmetric shock would receive money during a crisis, but would need to repay it once it recovers," he said.
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As production on federal lands continues to expand and the price of natural gas recovers from historic lows, this will lock in taxpayer losses.
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On the wing, dribble pitches force Towns' defender to either contain the ball handler until the wing defender recovers, or switch the screen entirely.
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It will be a long time before America recovers from the election of 2016—the sad reality is that Putin won his gamble, bigly.
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Even if she recovers from the gunshot wound physically, the clip suggests that the night she was shot might take a serious psychological toll.
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Hamaji said, however, further losses in the premiums will be limited if metal demand recovers in Southeast Asia and stabilises in top buyer China.
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F Kevin Durant's status for Wednesday's game against his former team in Oklahoma City is uncertain as he recovers from a sprained left ankle.
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But if he recovers and lives, public sympathy would turn to Frank and the volume on the angry voices chanting Blunderwood will be reduced.
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A male seahorse recovers lost eggs from his pouch, which he will carry for up to 45 days before the babies develop and emerge.
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Among them is All-Star Kevin Durant, who is idle in his first season with the Nets as he recovers from an Achilles operation.
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Others expect a rebound to around $50 or $60 per barrel by year's end as the US shale boom tapers off and demand recovers.
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Oyo also plans to "temporarily" lay off 0003,000 discretionary workers, some of whom will be invited back once the business recovers, the report said.
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"The goal is the Australian Open, but that will of course depend on many things, including how Serena recovers," said her coach Patrick Mouratoglou.
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Do opponents want to focus their defensive energy on stopping Hazard or De Bruyne or Romelu Lukaku, assuming he recovers from an ankle injury?
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The Australian star — who has been by Cyrus' side as she recovers from tonsillitis — recently revealed that Cyrus encouraged him to release the song.
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Supporters say he is working to keep Egypt stable as it recovers from political chaos after a 2011 uprising and faces deep economic challenges.
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Another veteran backup, 34-year-old Chad Henne, remains on injured reserve as he recovers from surgery after breaking an ankle in the preseason.
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They are known to like former Alabama QB Tua Tagovailoa, who could spend a year learning from Fitzpatrick as he recovers from hip surgery.
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While the average consumer who wins a claim in arbitration recovers $2023,389, consumers obtain relief regarding their claims in only 9 percent of disputes.
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Research from the National Bureau of Economic Research shows women&aposs income drops 30% after giving birth for the first time and never recovers.
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Once the Northeast recovers from the brutal winds Wednesday and Thursday, travelers headed home Sunday will face another round of tumultuous wind and rain.
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This year, Iran has provided the biggest rise in supply from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries as it recovers from Western sanctions.
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"It recovers because the interest rates that we're seeing right now are not negative for gold," added Jeffrey Christian, managing partner of CPM Group.
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Al Roker will have to watch his Today coworkers from his couch for the next two weeks as he recovers from hip replacement surgery.
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If she never recovers the paintings, that building will glow for her and for me and maybe for you as a temple of art.
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Pierre-Paul is on the non-football injury list as he recovers from a serious neck injury sustained in a car accident in May.
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"The K is definitely a penalty," added Newey, referring to the MGU-K, the motor generator unit that recovers the energy generated while braking.
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Baylor should threaten Kansas in the Big 12 once the veteran forward Tristan Clark fully recovers from a knee injury he suffered last season.
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Rodriguez Neuman said several donors have sent well wishes to Newman, which she plans to save and show to the driver as he recovers.
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Durant is not expected to play this season as he recovers from an Achilles injury while Irving underwent season-ending shoulder surgery last month.
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" Despite all the short interest in Tesla Motors, trader Guy Adami said the stock recovers "every time they try to bury this stock below $180.
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Sony warned that its annual earnings will be lower than expected as it recovers from an earthquake that struck the south of Japan last month.
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A DaaS model not only ensures those devices are collected and wiped of sensitive data, but that the business also recovers the residual hardware value.
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The Battlecode universe recovers from ruin as competing teams try to rack up points by planting trees, or else obliterate opponents before time runs out.
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Days of surgeries lie ahead As she recovers, Kylei faces days of surgeries and months of therapy so she can learn how to walk again.
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Once she recovers, Elle checks out Nancy's bedroom, where a ballerina music box makes her emotional and a photo of Barb seems to register something.
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Pugh had backed law enforcement reform as Baltimore recovers from April 2015 rioting sparked by a black man's death from an injury in police custody.
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Once Chinese production recovers, dedicated cargo carriers like United Parcel Service Inc, FedEx Corp and DHL stand to benefit most, said Cowen analyst Helane Becker.
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Elliot goes on a semi-suicidal trip to the ocean, meets a little kid, watches Back to the Future, and recovers his will to live.
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After his patrol is blown up by an IED, he recovers in a field hospital, upset that the doctors are cutting away his favourite boots.
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And yet, I wouldn't advise anyone, at least in Europe, to spend money with Honor until parent company Huawei recovers its working relationship with Google.
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He then rebutted the report on Chinese social media platform Weibo, claiming it was "completely untrue" and saying he will meet everyone once he recovers.
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The election has been fought over Buhari's handling of the economy amid fragile growth and growing unemployment as Nigeria recovers from a recession in 2016.
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In the game's final encounter, Kratos recovers Pandora's Box and uses its power — along with his newly obtained Blade of the Gods — to slay Ares.
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Sisi's backers say he is working to keep Egypt stable as it recovers from political turmoil after the 2011 uprising and tackles deep economic challenges.
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David says if it were his body and his arm ... he'd have the surgery and go back to both pitching and hitting when it recovers.
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They plan to arrest Aoba, who suffered serious burns and on Saturday was airlifted to a university hospital for treatment, once he recovers, NHK said.
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Instead, he delivers shouted lectures and an extensive beatdown that stretch the fight out until Superman recovers enough to give as good as he's getting.
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Avoiding the PUP list is 2018 first-round offensive tackle Isaiah Wynn, a good sign as he recovers from a torn Achilles sustained last August.
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"Until the oil and gas market recovers, the company will continue to adjust its resources and cost base in line with activity levels," it said.
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And for some inexplicable reason, Kirk's transparent public bullying not only gets him command of the Enterprise, but lets him keep it after Spock recovers.
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COSCO's outlook for 2019 comes as the global shipping industry slowly recovers from an oversupply of vessels that pushed the sector into a prolonged slump.
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"Constantly, we have these controversies coming out and the stock sells off on the bad news but then actually recovers a little bit," he explained.
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However, the new CEO said that public mistrust continues to hamper the business and it would be more time still before its reputation fully recovers.
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Reynolds is expected to see significant playing time for at least the first month of the season while Ian Desmond recovers from a fractured hand.
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Typically, after a period of lower capital spending, or capex, and low prices comes an era of rapid investment as oil recovers and supplies tighten.
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The Trump administration's top economic advisor, Larry Kudlow, was discharged from the hospital Wednesday as he recovers from a heart attack, the White House said.
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What the home lacks in grace, however, it recovers in proximity: It is just around the corner from the sprawling manse where Mosby's grandparents lived.
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"He intentionally killed my child for no reason," Jazmine's mother told reporters through tears as she recovers from her own gunshot wound at a hospital.
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"As the economy recovers and grows we will be in a much better position to repay instead of just rolling over the debt," Adeosun said.
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"Looking forward to 2018, China's foreign trade conditions are generally favorable as the global economy steadily recovers and China's economy grows smoothly," the ministry said.
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Ryan also discussed the return of House Majority Whip Steve Scalise, who returned to Congress on Thursday as he recovers from life-threatening gunshot wounds.
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After three consecutive years of decline, lead raw materials inflows should pick up as mine supply recovers in tandem with sister metal zinc this year.
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Since addiction is often chronic, it's important to plan for both ongoing care that reduces in intensity as the person recovers and, particularly, social support.
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Guedes said on Thursday that various options will be put to President Jair Bolsonaro as soon as he recovers from surgery he had last week.
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He also added that striker, Romelu Lukaku, Belgium's all-time leading scorer, could miss the game as he recovers from a knock suffered against Tunisia.
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Happily, "Tootsie" recovers, thanks in part to its excellent cast, which includes Michael McGrath as an agent and the delicious Julie Halston as a producer.
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Cotton will work from home until he recovers, Cuomo said, adding that his team was being tested and would also work remotely as a precaution.
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He estimated it could take at least a year to get the industry back up and running, as the soil recovers and farmers replant trees.
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The status would have allowed Bahamians to live and work in the United States while their country recovers from the worst hurricane in its history.
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But that results from two implicit assumptions: first, that the infection rate stays constant, and second, that no one recovers and ceases to be contagious.
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And the Rangers will be without the versatile forward Jesper Fast for the first several weeks of the season as he recovers from hip surgery.
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Fausto Morra (Alessio Boni), a farmer near Turin, recovers five years after being involved in a car accident but finds that his memory remains patchy.
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Despite their split, Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott are spending as much time together as ever as the rapper recovers from a nasty knee injury.
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How well a mother manages to rebalance her energies with food, rest, and avoiding stress determines how well she ultimately recovers after the baby arrives.
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Scalise remains in the hospital and is expected to remain there for weeks as he recovers from multiple surgeries since a bullet pierced his hip.
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"From one cantankerous senator to another, sending my prayers & best wishes to @SenatorReid as he recovers from a successful surgery," Mr. McCain, a Republican, wrote.
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It is only later, sitting on the porch of her sister's house here while the team eats reindeer steak inside, that she recovers her composure.
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This has been a tremendously difficult situation for all involved and we wish him the best as he recovers from his illness and subsequent complications.
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At the moment, the plant in Bury recovers as electricity just over half of the power used to liquefy the air in the first place.
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Suzanne (Aduba) recovers from a mental breakdown with the support of women who, once plainly exasperated by her, would now move mountains to save her.
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By participating in the train ride, passengers can help support Napa as it recovers from the wildfires that ravaged much of the region earlier this month.
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As part of the deal, Mr. Qeeq agreed to receive medical treatment while in custody, and he will remain in an Israeli hospital until he recovers.
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North Carolina played without freshman reserve center Tony Bradley, the team's second-leading rebounder, as he recovers from a concussion sustained Wednesday night at Wake Forest.
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The election has been fought over Buhari's handling of the economy amid fragile growth and growing unemployment as the country recovers from a recession in 2016.
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Norges Bank kept its policy rate unchanged at 0.5% in September and projects a gradual increase in 2019 as the economy recovers, and capacity utilisation improves.
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The woman is "doing well and is slowly healing both mentally and physically," her family told BuzzFeed News, asking to remain anonymous until their aunt recovers.
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Box, whose husband, Craig, will testify, said she hopes any money the state recovers can be used to fund treatment and research to fight opioid addiction.
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If you look at one of the things which is really going to freak out investors, it's when the stock market recovers and corporate credit doesn't.
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Their holdings of the second class of bonds would offer the hope of further recovering their losses if the Puerto Rican economy eventually recovers and flourishes.
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"When women have their first child between age 25 and 35, their pay never recovers, relative to that of their husbands," reports The New York Times.
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Campos, who was shot in a leg during the rampage that killed 58 people and injured more than 500, is on paid leave while he recovers.
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However, asset-quality deterioration should moderate in the near to medium term, as the operating environment gradually recovers and the industry's risk management practices slowly improve.
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But with Irving taking controls of the offence and a promising young core around him, the Nets should be a playoff team, even while Durant recovers.
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As Empire actor Jussie Smollett recovers from an apparent homophobic and racially charged attack, the Fox show's creator, Lee Daniels, is speaking out about the incident.
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And we have just learned the Santa Fe Independent School District will be closed on Monday and Tuesday as the community recovers from today&aposs shooting.
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The island's economic output fell more than 13 percentage points between 2008 and 2015 and it will take many years before it recovers the lost ground.
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" While she recovers and takes some medication to finish healing (she says she didn't bruise), Sam says her main takeaway is to "listen to your body.
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The first surgery was led by Dr. Abel Gonzales, who told ESPN that Ortiz's quality of life will be "the same as before" once he recovers.
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"We have such a long history of seeing how the stock market performs or recovers after elections that have surprise outcomes or predicted outcomes," Crowell said.
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Princess Anne is residing on the estate while she recovers from a bad chest infection that forced the hard-working royal to cancel her official engagements.
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Brazil is also expected to be a relevant player in the global corn market this year as output recovers from a strong dry spell in 2016.
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A federal judge has ordered the state of Michigan to deliver bottled water to residents in Flint while the city recovers from a drinking water crisis.
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Jamie Lynn Spears' daughter, Maddie, is now breathing on her own as she recovers from the horrific ATV accident that left her submerged for several minutes.
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If Mr Trump recovers, that augurs a protracted three-horse race—because Mr Cruz is unlikely to fizzle as previous Republican winners in Iowa often have.
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"From one cantankerous senator to another, sending my prayers & best wishes to @SenatorReid as he recovers from a successful surgery," the Arizona Republican wrote on Twitter.
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Leaving campaigns in traditional form, employing new tactics, or letting loose dark impulses could determine if our democracy recovers or slips past the Trumpian event horizon.
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SS Aledmys Diaz played in his third game for Double A Springfield on Saturday in a rehab assignment as he recovers from a broken right thum.
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Rather, when the price falls, scrap dealers simply stop selling, releasing accumulated stocks only when the price recovers and they can sell at a profit again.
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"Our early engineering activity has increased and we expect this trend to continue as the market recovers in the future," the company said in a statement.
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The Italian government can borrow at zero real, comes out and buys 50 percent of the non-performing loans and recovers the value over 20 years.
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A triploid is reproductively constipated because it can't divide three into two very well, but then when you get up to tetraploid again, the biology recovers.
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But as the industry inevitably recovers from its historic downturn in the coming years, GAO said officials are worried it will again gain a hiring edge.
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These are those four buckets: Fast fact: even at smaller hospitals, the average healthcare quality improvement project easily recovers more than $85033,000 in terms of COPQ.
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The bobble head recovers briefly as most of Ortiz's body seems unobjectionable, but then we get to the head and the wheels fall off the wagon.
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Maybe there will a come a time when an alien species recovers these rich snapshots of a small blue planet orbiting an average yellow dwarf star.
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This was widely done in the 2007-2009 recession, but many states, especially those led by Republican governors, are ending waiver use as the economy recovers.
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By the time the market recovers, and you feel comfortable jumping back in, the same stocks you sold at a loss could be priced much higher.
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"One of the biggest factors in how a child recovers from what happened is the reaction they get when they tell an adult," Dr. Harris said.
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"It is a common observation that, when some injury is received without the skin being broken, the patient invariably recovers," he once told his medical students.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece hopes higher investment and tax cuts will help power economic growth next year as the country recovers from a decade-long debt crisis.
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"We want a strong Italy, clearly we need an Italy which is pro-European, which is at the heart of Europe and which recovers," he said.
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Trump went after Cruz, the San Juan mayor, in a series of tweets Saturday, attacking her "poor leadership ability" as Puerto Rico recovers from the storm.
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Behind the loss are provisions to cover any quality-related issues that arise while Mitsubishi recovers from a mileage-cheating scandal that sent its shares spiralling.
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As the series winds down — especially after Tony recovers — a sense of wistful "Is this all there is?" melancholy settles over several of the best episodes.
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Tony recovers an irreparably broken play, two dudes haplessly passing back and forth in the key, by improvising a quick post up move on Timofey Mozgov.
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Sisi's supporters say the measures are needed to keep the country stable as it recovers from political chaos and tackles grave economic challenges and the Islamist insurgency.
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The surgery was led by Dr. Abel Gonzales, who told ESPN that Ortiz's quality of life will be "the same as before" once he heals and recovers.
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I suspect that the seesawing we've seen in the past handful of elections may settle down a little as the economy recovers, but the tide will turn.
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg missed her first oral arguments in more than 25 years on the bench this week as she recovers from a Dec.
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According to conventional wisdom, there are two scenarios: either Merkel recovers and serves out her term or AKK takes over as leader of the CDU-SPD coalition.
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And it rarely recovers or snaps out of it, so I usually have to hold down the power button for a hard reset whenever the freezes occur.
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Its promised 4.6% cut in production is mirrored by many other OPEC members, though Iran was permitted a token increase as it recovers from nuclear-related sanctions.
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In other industry news, top crude exporter Saudi Arabia said it may reprise its role of balancing supply and demand once the global market for oil recovers.
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The surgery was led by Dr. Abel Gonzales, who told ESPN that David's quality of life will be "the same as before" once he heals and recovers.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES - IDRs AND VR VB-Verbund's Positive Outlook indicates further upside for the Long-Term IDR and VR when internal capital generation recovers to adequate levels.
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Even if productivity growth recovers after grinding to a virtual standstill in the past decade, population ageing will curb any contribution to GDP growth from higher employment.
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It reiterated that its 'Aircraft Interiors' unit would be in a transition year as it recovers from a three-year spate of production problems before the takeover.
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The 34-year-old Empire star announced on Twitter Saturday that she would by taking 2018 off as "personal time" to recovers from having her tonsils removed.
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"We are working with AT&T to activate cellular service for iPhone users in Puerto Rico as the island recovers from Hurricane Maria," read an Apple statement.
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As a result, tour dates in Australia, New Zealand, Taiwan and Japan have been postponed while she recovers, while her Byron Bay Bluesfest performance has been canceled.
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He could end up missing the entire first season of his new contract as he recovers from a ruptured Achilles sustained during the NBA Finals in June.
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Brandy Norwood is gonna be just fine after her medical emergency at LAX ... according to her brother, Ray J, who's stepping up for her while she recovers.
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For funds that manage money across bonds, stocks and alternative assets, a barbell strategy can help balance risk, whether the global economy recovers or tips into recession.
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He has regularly held multiple jobs that have kept him from home, and now he is able to spend more time with his family as he recovers.
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C Miguel Montero, currently on the 15-day disabled list, reported to Triple-A Iowa for a rehab assignment as he recovers from a lower back tightness.
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House Majority Whip Steve Scalise's (R-La.) family celebrated Father's Day by tweeting a picture as the congressman recovers from Wednesday's shooting in a Washington, D.C., hospital.
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They will continue until someone recovers an indisputable piece of Earhart's Lockheed Electra or discovers bona fide photographs or documents about the end of the flight. Why?
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Dikembe says the operation "is coming up very soon, any day" -- and Matadi will likely stay in the U.S. for 3 to 6 months while he recovers.
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"We are seeing a slight pullback in cable (sterling versus the dollar) as the dollar recovers following Tillerson," Alexandra Russell-Oliver, an analyst at Caxton FX, said.
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Cespedes, 33, who is in the third season of a four-year, $110 million contract, hasn't played this season as he recovers from surgeries on both heels.
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White House economic adviser Larry KudlowLawrence (Larry) Alan KudlowMORE will remain in the hospital as he recovers from a heart attack that occurred Monday, the administration says.
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The Indians are notoriously slow starters, and their star left fielder, Michael Brantley, will begin the season on the disabled list as he recovers from shoulder surgery.
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"I've always had a belief that sleep is one of the main ways your body recovers," said Sam Ramsden, the Seahawks' director of player health and performance.
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Trump's communications director, Stephanie Grisham, released a statement Monday saying that the first lady will likely remain hospitalized for the rest of the week as she recovers.
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Her communications director, Stephanie Grisham, released a statement Monday saying that the first lady will likely remain hospitalized for the rest of the week as she recovers.
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But some analysts warn such a tie-up is risky as Zodiac recovers from a nearly three-year cabin production crisis that disrupted some Western jetliner deliveries.
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"For our part, we think the large output gap will mean that both core and headline inflation will fall further, even as the economy recovers," he added.
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From Tiananmen Square to the Ho Chi Minh Trail, Hei has carefully observed what mankind does to itself and how it recovers from what it has done.
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So instead of selling off each artifact he recovers piecemeal, Dave found that packaging them together as a mystery box significantly cuts down on his idle time.
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When their children are young, employed women (but not men) take a hit to their health as well as to their earnings — and the latter never recovers.
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Because Deliveroo classifies its riders as self-employed, he received no sick time or insurance, and hasn't been paid for the past six weeks as he recovers.
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"It's going to be really hard for states to keep people on the SNAP rolls if they turn off that public health emergency before the economy recovers."
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Or will it be over when the economy recovers from the unprecedented shock it's just received, which foretells a depression worse than the one our grandparents endured?
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Birol also said he expected U.S. oil production to decline significantly but then surprise the market on the upside when it recovers together with higher oil prices.
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With Ford back in the picture and the various parties starting to converge, "Les Écorchés" recovers the forward momentum that's been lacking in stretches of the season.
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Holger Hoock's important book recovers a rawer, more ruthless national beginning: a war long on wounds and short on principles — a war, in short, like any other.
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With each sale, 50% of the profits go to SHE RECOVERS, an "international movement" that provides resources for women who are recovering from addiction and abuse situations.
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Irsay said the team is still limiting how hard Luck is throwing while he recovers from surgery to repair a partly torn labrum in his right shoulder.
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Tens of thousands of Puerto Ricans have taken refuge on the U.S. mainland as the island recovers from two major hurricanes that ravaged the territory last month.
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The NCUA said it uses sums it recovers to pay claims against the Constitution Corporate, Members United Corporate, Southwest Corporate, U.S. Central and Western Corporate credit unions.
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MORE's office announced that the Arizona Republican would miss votes this week as he recovers from surgery to remove a blood clot from above his left eye.
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Molina eventually required surgery for hematoma—which sounds like a completely non-ideal set of circumstances—and is predicted to be out for a month while he recovers.
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While the rest of the world recovers from the never-ending excitement that was Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's royal wedding, Queen Elizabeth is already back to work.
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Mosaic also cut its annual dividend to 60 cents per share from $1.10, however, with the company trying to maintain a strong balance sheet as its market recovers.
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Pugh had backed law enforcement reform as Baltimore recovers from unrest in April 2015 sparked by a black man's death from an injury suffered while in police custody.
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Calderwood's jab is long and stiff, but she almost always remains upright and with her hands and shoulders low as she recovers, leading her to eat power punches.
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Bracjer told investors on a conference call to discuss second-quarter results that "it is possible" that ROE could surpass Itaú's cost of capital as Brazil's economy recovers.
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Senator Marco Rubio, if he recovers from his New Hampshire debacle, should be pressed on his neoconservative, Dick Cheney-like views of America as global protector or policeman.
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On Tuesday, Emirates airline signaled that its U.S. expansion plans were on hold until demand recovers from a slowdown that the airline has blamed on Trump's travel restrictions.
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Only hundreds of people now live in Paradise, NPR reported in April, and though likely more will return as the town recovers, it will never be the same.
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Double-digit unemployment rates and widespread idle capacity have kept a lid on price hikes as Latin America's largest economy slowly recovers from its deepest recession in decades.
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HOUSTON, Aug 30 (Reuters) - Texas could need more than $125 billion from the U.S. government as it recovers from Tropical Storm Harvey, Governor Greg Abbott said on Wednesday.
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AstraZeneca forecast a second straight year of sales growth on Thursday, driven by cancer medicines and other new drugs as the British drugmaker recovers from losing major patents.
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The subject was brought up by members of the artist's family while she recovers at the hospital, sources told TMZ , who reported Thursday that the arrangements are set.
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Tight end Delanie Walker participated in individual drills and told reporters he's "in the 85-percent range" as he recovers from a September ankle injury that required surgery.
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"The operator's first response is usually to store production in the hope that the oil can be sold when the price recovers," said Wood Mackenzie analyst Robert Plummer.
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Clinton, who was Obama's secretary of state during his first term, rested at her home in the New York City suburb of Chappaqua, as she recovers from pneumonia.
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Metals prices may have outperformed oil over the past 20 months, but that's unlikely to continue, with metals set to keep dropping while crude recovers, Goldman Sachs said.
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LHP Madison Bumgarner is expected to face live hitters later this week after faring well in his second bullpen session as he recovers from an injured throwing shoulder.
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As London recovers from a terror attack that left five dead and about 30 injured, British celebrities are beginning to speak out in support of their capital city.
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Provided she is truly suffering nothing worse than her doctor has indicated, and that she recovers swiftly, her bad turn could end up doing her no serious harm.
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In the first 30 seconds, this film gets off on the wrong foot and, although there are plenty of clever effects and some amusing spots, it never recovers.
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Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda last week stuck to his optimism that Japan's export-dependent economy will soon climb out of its doldrums as global growth recovers.
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Sanders has returned to team drills as he recovers from a torn left Achilles, and he has consistently appeared on track to play in the regular-season opener.
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Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford is returning to the field this week as his wife, Kelly Stafford, recovers from an operation to remove a tumor from her brain.
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Now, Trump and Pelosi will have to find common ground on border security or face another shutdown, just as the government recovers from the longest one on record.
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While he recovers, he is staying at a Manhattan hotel, his room paid for by an anonymous donor whose mother died of complications from obesity some years ago.
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Even if the patient recovers, it can cause lasting neurological damage in up to 25 percent of cases; in children, it can cause seizures, deafness and intellectual disability.
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Collins has often cited the veterans Curtis Granderson and Neil Walker as pillars, although Walker, too, is now gone for the season as he recovers from back surgery.
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Although the economy has since started to grow again, it will take many years before it recovers the lost ground, leaving whoever is in charge with few resources.
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"With our improved capital structure, we will be in a strong position to capitalise when the market recovers," said Anton Dibowitz, CEO and President of Seadrill Management Ltd.
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Robusta shipments reached 291,655 bags, more than a 1,000 percent more than the year-earlier period, as Brazil recovers sharply from bad robusta production in 2016 and 2017.
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Eovaldi will be sidelined next season as he recovers from surgery to repair a torn flexor tendon and a partly torn ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow.
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While schoolgirl Tillie recovers in the hospital following the shocking attack last Sunday, her best friend Halle Wilson, also 4, is doing her best to cheer her up.
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As the dollar recovers, the euro eased to $1.1114 on Thursday and last stood at $1.1131, little changed on the day but down 0.3 percent on the week.
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Current zinc ingot inventories are "extremely low" and the next two-three months will see "intense destocking" as consumption in China recovers, Jinrui Futures said in a note.
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The Philosophy Chamber: Art and Science in Harvard's Teaching Cabinet 218–219, now on view at the Harvard Art Museums, recovers a unique chapter in American intellectual history.
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In each case, he recovers easily from the violation — just as Pamela shrugs it off after Louie tries to drag her, kicking and screaming, to bed with him.
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Mets General Manager Sandy Alderson would not predict how long the team would be without Vargas, who is expected to be part of the rotation once he recovers.
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Emma Greenwell of "The Path" holds your interest as Myfanwy, making her amnesia credible and mixing timorousness with a growing outrage as she recovers, and expands, her memories.
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And Argentina scrambles upfield again ..... After an Ighalo shot is stoned in close by Armani, Nigeria recovers and wins a free kick at the top of the box.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Injured All Blacks loose forward Ardie Savea has been ordered to curb his use of the social media platform TikTok as he recovers from knee surgery.
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The artwork, a fictional piece by the real-life artist Jean-Antoine Watteau, even narrates some of the tale, and provides unexpected solace as Annie recovers from heartbreak.
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"We are looking forward to a swift recovery," Beychok said in the statement, thanking the doctors and staff who treated Brock and asking for privacy as he recovers.
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HOME SALES SLIP IN MARCH: Sales of new homes fell slightly in March for the third straight month as builders remain cautious while the housing market gradually recovers.
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"By the time the market recovers, and you feel comfortable jumping back in, the same stocks you sold at a loss could be priced much higher," she continued.
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Someone has a heart attack and recovers, but is left with scar tissue, the result of cell death due to temporary oxygen starvation resulting a blocked blood vessel.
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But then David Chandler, another collector and music enthusiast, contacted Kaleidoscope, an organization that recovers video and TV shows, and handed it a series of 113 mm film reels.
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Appleby, a fifth-year senior transfer from Purdue, completed 22-of-292 passes for 213 yards and three touchdowns at Tennessee as Del Rio recovers from a knee injury.
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This is a proven strategy to increase market share where the revenue generated on the back end recovers the revenue lost on selling hardware with slim or negative margins.
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NOTES: The way LHP Clayton Kershaw (herniated disk) recovers from his 60-pitch simulated game Saturday will determine when he returns to the rotation, Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said.
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Clarkson also shared that she had the surgery at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles first thing on Thursday morning and is now "feeling awesome" as she recovers.
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This quarter, aluminum prices in China are up 3.4 percent near 14,200 yuan a tonne as demand recovers during the metal's peak consumption period, easing the pressure on smelters.
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This quarter, aluminium prices in China are up 3.4 percent near 14,200 yuan a tonne as demand recovers during the metal's peak consumption period, easing the pressure on smelters.
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The creditors will also be able to invest in coal as the industry recovers from weak prices that pushed three of the four largest U.S. coal producers into bankruptcy.
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Stocks rallied on Tuesday, building on solid gains from the previous session as the market recovers from a steep sell-off that was sparked by worries over the coronavirus.
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Once there, they find Logan / Wolverine, who's trying to escape civilization as he recovers some of his lost memories, and they suspect he might be connected to the deaths.
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Pacers guard Victor Oladipo sat out the game because he has not been cleared to play both ends of back-to-back games while he recovers from knee surgery.
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WR Curtis Samuel continues to be limited to individual work, though the rookie appears to be more active in those sessions as he recovers from a lingering hamstring ailment.
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Consumer spending accounts for about 60% of Canada's economy, so a slowdown could undermine economic growth as it recovers from a soft patch at the turn of the year.
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The manatee that was rescued from a Jacksonville storm drain on Wednesday is being rehabbed and will be returned to the wild after she fully recovers from her ordeal.
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"The new company will certainly focus on fuel and electricity, which will have a growing importance as Brazil's economy recovers," said Plinio Nastari, chief analyst at Brazilian consultancy Datagro.
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During a media roundtable at the Detroit auto show, Fiat Chrysler CEO Mike Manley said the company recovers just 60 percent of the added cost for electrified powertrain technology.
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In his spare time, he recovers stolen cars in Anchorage, the state's largest city, to the occasional annoyance of the police and the cheers of just about everybody else.
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"Our intention is to do this (tap markets) when there is stabilization and after the economy recovers, and start in 2107... but we don't want to rush," Chouliarakis said.
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The market would have to see evidence that the company's increased investments in 2019 are translating to higher revenue before Mylan's stock price recovers, said JPMorgan analyst Chriss Schott.
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"All I care about is being there for my son as he recovers and supporting him every day as I have been doing," Kosakowski told the court, WZZM13 reports.
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They're scrappy and aggressive; only one other team draws more charges and recovers more loose balls per 1003 minutes, and the Rockets also rank second in points off turnovers.
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Iran, which was granted an output rise as part of the OPEC deal as it recovers production curbed by sanctions, will also attend the meeting, SHANA news agency said.
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As a species recovers, relaxed regulations will reward property owners for their role in that recovery, creating a necessary incentive for landowners to restore and improve endangered species habitat.
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Del Potro's two-handed backhand, while steadily improving, still suffers as a result of the wrist injury and has become his main weakness, at least until he fully recovers.
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As for FedEx, the analyst also sees significant upside over the next 12 months as the company recovers from a major cyberattack on its new European subsidiary TNT Express.
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Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz, who is considering running for president as an independent, said Wednesday that he will take the summer off as he recovers from back surgery.
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Her form has been inconsistent this season as she recovers from the injury but she finished second in the Super G races at both Lake Louise and Bad Kleinkirchheim.
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It would be good to know — but WeWork doesn't disclose — what portion of a member's outstanding lease obligation it typically recovers when the member cancels or defaults, Smith said.
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Sisi's supporters say tough measures are needed to keep the country stable as it recovers from political chaos and tackles economic challenges and an Islamist insurgency in North Sinai.
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Over the weekend, Cruz went after the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), claiming it has not responded to recent requests for help as Puerto Rico recovers from Hurricane Maria.
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Rifaat's handout taught us what to say when somebody returns from a trip, or recovers from illness, or mentions a dead person ( allah yirhamuh , "may God rest his soul").
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A team of judges overseeing its bankruptcy has advised involved parties to put legal proceedings on hold indefinitely as the island recovers, said a source familiar with the proceedings.
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Lawmakers are optimistic they can reach some kind of a deal, with another shutdown viewed as the worst-possible scenario as Washington recovers from the record 35-day impasse.
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If the Knicks don't land two players who can immediately elevate them to a tier of sustainable championship contention, it'll be interesting to see how their front office recovers.
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Atlanta C Tyler Flowers hit off a tee Saturday as he recovers from a broken left hand, and told reporters afterward he hopes to return in two weeks. 3.
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It's the second disaster relief bill in the last two months as the U.S. recovers from hurricanes Irma, Harvey, and Maria, as well as the raging fires in California.
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Just how quickly Delta recovers from the outage will depend in large measure on how effective the airline has become at recovering from massive distruption at its biggest hub.
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One big reason for this is that all of its members are anonymous—the organization keeps no records of who participates, nor do they track who recovers or relapses.
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Its precious metals will be harvested from electronic mining, a recycling process that recovers gold and silver from sources like discarded mobile phones, laptops, televisions, refrigerators and electronic toys.
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But as owners assess the damage, some are also figuring out ways to bring in some cash, serve their communities and try to stay viable until the economy recovers.
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This book spans thirty years and follows Jude, a victim of traumatic child abuse who never truly recovers, and the family he creates in the friendship of three men.
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Eliot recovers from a breakdown, wins prize money and publication for "The Waste Land" and starts The Criterion, the journal that will house his rise to critical pre-eminence.
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"The lesser prairie chickens needs strong, enforceable protections to ensure it not only survives, but recovers in the face of worsening climate change and habitat destruction," she said. Sen.
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They allowed us to see their pain so that the world could have a better understanding of how mass violence changes lives and how a family recovers from it.
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While the economy recovers, we must redouble our efforts to help the 43 million Americans living below the poverty line and millions more living on the edge of poverty.
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A credit rating is seen as a necessary first step for Iran to be able borrow on international capital markets as its economy recovers from years of international sanctions.
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Smaller buyers such as farmers have already begun placing orders, adding to strong demand for heavy trucks in Brazil as Latin America's largest economy recovers from a deep recession.
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"Consequently, the biggest financial risk, and perhaps the biggest potential surprise in 2020, could be an inflation rate that recovers much more quickly and aggressively than expected," he wrote.
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At the same time, the interviews provide insight into a small town that "feels broken," wondering how a community recovers from the loss that made Parkland a household name.
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Joy, who had a wound on her neck and an upper respiratory infection, was taken to a Humane Society veterinarian for treatment and will remain there while she recovers.
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There will now be immense pressure on the Knicks to land players at the Durant/Irving level to justify the trade — assuming Porzingis recovers fully from his A.C.L. tear.
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Kevin, who has had full custody of his two sons with Britney since Britney's conservatorship began in 2008, is apparently limiting Britney's visits with her children while she recovers.
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Soloviev said that En+, despite being exempt from the sanctions, remains undervalued by the market, so VTB does not plan to sell its stake before the company's fundamental value recovers.
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She did open her eyelids a little bit the other day, but the doctors tell me it is going to be a long, slow recovery if she recovers at all.
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As inflation recovers, rate-setters are now tightening their policy, leaving indebted governments, entrepreneurs and households feeling the pinch from higher borrowing costs and, in fragile emerging economies, sliding currencies.
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Mets officials were pleased with his first outing with Las Vegas and called him up on Wednesday to start, at least once, as Jason Vargas recovers from a hand injury.
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Michael Bublé's wife, Luisana Lopilato, has shared a short but sweet update on the family's life as their 3½-year-old son Noah recovers from his cancer diagnosis in November.
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Harry Styles called one victim of last week's deadly Manchester bombing as she recovers in the hospital following the attack that killed 22 people and left more than 5 injured.
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Ethan—who is keeping his matching haircut maintained as his sister recovers—says if Alana loses her hair during treatment, he'll be shaving all of his hair off as well.
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Still, whether lending turns profitable again hinges on how quickly Brazil's economy recovers from a deep recession and large Brazilian borrowers resume borrowing or stop defaulting on their existing credit.
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However, some analysts have warned such a tie-up is risky as Zodiac recovers from a nearly three-year crisis in its factories that delayed Airbus and Boeing jet deliveries.
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EW has confirmed that the Blake Lively spy thriller has indefinitely shut down production while the actress recovers from a hand injury she suffered while performing a stunt in December.
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Last week, the International Monetary Fund said it expected the economy to grow by 3.1 percent this year from 2.3 percent in 2017, as it recovers from drought last year.
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Police plan to arrest Aoba, who has been hospitalised for heavy burns and was earlier airlifted by helicopter to a university hospital in nearby Osaka, once he recovers, NHK said.
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He said McCain was doing much better and already itching to get back to Washington, though his doctors have told him he can't fly for a week while he recovers.
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The government expects unemployment to fall to 18.4 percent this year and decline further to 18.2 percent in 2019 as the economy recovers, based on projections in its 2019 budget.
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But as Washington's Russia policy remains handcuffed by the ongoing investigations, count on Europe to break rank and re-engage with Russia, capturing new business opportunities as the economy recovers.
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The timing on this couldn't be more devastating — it comes just as President Obama is taking to the campaign trail to help Clinton while she recovers from her medical problems.
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As the 85-year-old Supreme Court justice recovers from fracturing three ribs, Pete Davidson and Chris Redd — along with Kate McKinnon back again as Ginsburg — paid tribute to her.
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President Trump said Tuesday that the federal government needs more help from Puerto Ricans as the island recovers from Hurricane Maria, which left the U.S. territory in a humanitarian crisis.
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"Yet as the global economy recovers and deal activity rises," the report continues, "increasing awareness of cyber-risk has not resulted in meaningful changes" to the mergers and acquisition process.
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Resales are expected to rise to 2442,20173 to 22017,21 this year as the Canadian economy recovers, but are seen falling to the lower range of 21.2978,500 to 508,400 in 2017.
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TPS is a program that allows nationals of a country that's gone through natural or man-made disasters to live and work in the United States until their country recovers.
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The Warriors re-tooled after losing Kevin Durant, pulling a sign-and-trade for D'Angelo Russell, who will give Stephen Curry some needed back-court help while Klay Thompson recovers.
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Read More Europe finishes higher as Brent recovers; Miners jump In this environment, Christopher believes the best strategy is to hold a diversified portfolio that includes exposure to fixed income.
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The government expects unemployment to fall to 18.4 percent this year and decline further to 18.2 percent next year as the economy recovers, based on projections in its 2019 budget.
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TOTTENHAM RECOVERS Tottenham overcame injuries to put its Champions League campaign back on track with a 1-0 victory at C.S.K.A. Moscow, with Son Heung-min scoring the winning goal.
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Similarly, extended unemployment benefits ensure that those who lose their jobs would have a minimum of income available to them for a longer period of time until the economy recovers.
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They also received donated kitchen countertops and cabinets through a state program and a $25,000 grant from Fort Bend Recovers, a local public-private disaster assistance coalition, for construction costs.
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Saved from suicide by Gordon Dunn (Martin Donovan), a psychologist who has invented a machine that recovers memories, Sam turns into an amateur sleuth when Dunn also winds up expired.
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The true cost of temporarily advancing tax refunds is minimal since the government is borrowing at near zero interest rates and will recoup the stimulus expenditures when the economy recovers.
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DOMINICA While tourism recovers on Dominica, a popular Caribbean destination for adventure seekers, Natural World Safaris will focus on one of its offshore attractions, the annual return of sperm whales.
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On the upside, there could be an opportunity to streamline and gain market share as the industry recovers from the virus fallout, said transportation analyst Luya You at BOCOM International.
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Teo explained that those measures would help businesses to retain workers — instead of letting them go during challenges times — so that they can scale up quickly when the economy recovers.
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He and his partners increasingly say they need to be proactive to diversify their portfolio better even if Brazil's economy eventually recovers — and they are cautiously optimistic that it will.
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"We currently assume U.S. tight oil production troughs in the first half of 2017 and recovers thereafter in line with our assumption of improving prices," Bloxham said in the report.
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SoftBank has become an aggressive investor in Silicon Valley, and enters Uber's board as the company recovers from a massive data breach, regulatory scrutiny and a damaging workplace culture report.
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As Cee recovers from abuse she suffered at the hands of a sadistic doctor, she is forced to address the profound issues of abandonment that made her vulnerable to abuse.
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The technique is quite different from how SpaceX recovers its rockets, though; Rocket Lab envisions catching its Electron rocket in midair with a helicopter after it comes back from space.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar is postponing a planned appearance before a Senate committee on Thursday as he recovers from an intestinal condition, an HHS official said Tuesday.
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Washington (CNN)As the country recovers from the longest government shutdown in United States history, Democratic and Republican lawmakers alike are saying they don't want a shutdown to happen again.
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If Texas Senate challenger Beto O'Rourke wins or even recovers from his current polling dip to finish close to Republican Ted Cruz, he could quickly become a serious presidential contender.
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Kanye's been very present with Kim and the kids over the last weeks as he recovers from his breakdown -- and we're told this family pilgrimage was extremely important to him.
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Kelly Stafford returned to the hospital days after a scary, 12-hour brain surgery ... saying the pain had gotten too much to handle as she recovers from the serious procedure.
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Image: HarvardResearchers from Harvard University and Boston Children's Hospital have developed an innovative robotic sleeve that fits around the heart like a glove, maintaining a steady beat while the patient recovers.
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Chromalox earns about 18 percent of its sales from the oil and gas market where firms are cautious on spending as the industry recovers from a multi-year commodity price slump.
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As Texas recovers from the battering winds and record-setting rainfall of Hurricane Harvey, Apple and Dell customers elsewhere in the US are learning the storm may have some unforeseen consequences.
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Instead, she keeps resources in use for as long as possible, extracts the maximum value from each, then recovers and regenerates textiles and materials at the end of each service life.
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What the Australian government does expect is that the iron ore market will return to balance by next year as output recovers in Brazil, the world's number two exporter behind Australia.
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On the season finale of The Real Housewives of New York City, Frankel recovers after experiencing a nearly fatal allergic reaction to fish that landed her in the intensive care unit.
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And it will take up to 5 million years before evolution recovers a similar level of diversity on Earth, according to the study in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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One of the big questions of 2017 will be how (or if) Samsung recovers from the double whammy of its disastrous Note 7 release and Google's triumphant Pixel launch this year.
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So far this quarter, aluminium prices in China are up 3.2 percent around 14,200 yuan per tonne as demand recovers in the peak-consumption second quarter, easing the pressure on smelters.
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First, Kate Middleton expertly recovers after getting her sky-high stilettos stuck in a metal grate, and now, Sweden's Crown Princess Victoria is running through the palace in her high heels.
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The strong growth for both major Western Canadian companies comes as Alberta recovers from an economic slowdown caused by a prolonged slump in oil prices from late 2014 though early 2016.
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LHP Glen Perkins is throwing from 120 feet and could soon throw a bullpen session as he recovers from soreness in his left shoulder that has sidelined him since early April.
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Tennessee State linebacker Christion Abercrombie is in "very critical condition," as he recovers from emergency surgery after suffering a head injury, Tigers coach Rod Reed said Sunday on his radio show.
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It means that unless the market recovers soon, upwards of $21 billion in consumption will be lost in coming months - a drag of close to 2014120 percent of gross domestic product.
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"We will not be lenient in the misconduct of public and private agents," said Mourão, speaking on behalf of the president, who remains in hospital while he recovers from planned surgery.
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China's pork imports will top out in 143, before declining as domestic production recovers from the disease, according to the report that food consultancy Gira prepared for the U.S. pork industry.
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China's pork imports will top out in 2022, before declining as domestic production recovers from the disease, according to the report that food consultancy Gira prepared for the U.S. pork industry.
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Intentions to dispose of another business come as Camargo Correa rapidly recovers from the impact of a corruption probe at state firms that were key clients of the conglomerate's engineering unit.
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"If the economy recovers as the U.S. Federal Reserve expects, there might be no further rate cuts next year and that is another factor weighing currently on gold," QCR's Fertig said.
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Aluar commercial director Miroslavo Puches said the company was planning to boost shipments to Brazil to 1.93,21.9 tonnes per year by 2117.2 from 266,000 currently, as the neighboring country's economy recovers.
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Nigeria's crude exports are set to surpass 2 million barrels per day (bpd) in August, highest in 17 months, as the country recovers from militant attacks that crippled production in 2016.
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Moreover, oil historically sees a dramatic decline in July, recovers shortly thereafter, then starts to break down again in the fall, so Garner does not expect a meaningful rally anytime soon.
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China's pork imports will top out in 2022, before declining as domestic production recovers from the disease, according to the report that food consultancy Gira prepared for the U.S. pork industry.
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John McCain absent as he recovers from brain cancer and if Paul remains a "no" vote, Pompeo would need at least one Democratic senator to break ranks to advance the nomination.
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Passenger vehicle sales are expected to rise between 6 percent and 8 percent in the year to end-March, the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers estimates as the economy slowly recovers.
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