However, if Moscow regains control over Ukraine, Russia automatically again regains the wherewithal to become a powerful imperial state.
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" Tyson regains his composure and says, "We're aerodynamic enough.
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Take immediate action in the face of small weight regains.
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Brooks regains his footing with Dark Deeds, released last year.
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Bledsoe never regains his starting job for New England. Feb.
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Soon after that gruesome moment, Pilcher regains her breezy footing.
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She regains her vision, which ends up totally upending her marriage.
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Furthering this possibility is how Bernard behaves once he regains consciousness.
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"Yeah, okay," he replies, but the man never regains his chill.
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HURRICANE DORIAN STRENGTHENS, REGAINS CATEGORY 3 STATUS: US NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER
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As soon as she regains consciousness, Bonnie reaches out to touch her.
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As America regains its strength, opportunity must be extended to all citizens.
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Stick quickly regains control of the situation, though, chopping Sowande's head clean off.
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She receives an artificial replacement, and after many months, she regains complete sight.
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Slowly, Luke regains a little of his skin's resilience, but still he's bleeding.
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When one area of your life regains speed, another must hit the brakes.
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There's a pause as everyone catches their breath and regains normal consciousness again.
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But it can be weeks before a middle-age person fully regains strength.
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Assad has promised to fight until he regains full control of the country.
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As America regains its strength, this opportunity must be extended to all citizens.
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If he regains control of Sears, he will merely continue that slow burn.
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When Megan regains control, she's stunningly conniving and steps ahead of her courter.
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Bose regains the noise-cancelling crown from its Sony rivals, but for $50 more.
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For which reason one must hope that Emmanuel Macron soon regains his political footing.
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"As America regains its strength, opportunity must be extended to all citizens," he said.
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But in fact one does have the patience, or regains it in pushing forward.
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But he quickly regains control and realizes that he — you guessed it — still believes.
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He frees himself and regains the Gauntlet that Spider-Man almost managed to slip off.
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I hope anyone who has suffered like I have regains their voice and their humanity.
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He has refused, vowing to fight on until Damascus regains control of all of Syria.
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In the first episode of the "final season," though, The Walking Dead regains its footing.
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Derek regains confidence in himself, saves his flagging career, and finds love in the process.
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"As America regains its strength, opportunity must be extended to all citizens," Trump told lawmakers.
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" She added: "If and when the party regains its sanity, I'll be ready to return.
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Every now and then, that rivalry regains its fire, with rich storylines and outsize personalities.
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Until the neighborhood regains its original name, he said, the reopening will never be complete.
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"As America regains its strength, this opportunity must be extended to all citizens," Trump said.
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While the party regains its footing in the Trump era, though, its leadership seems less certain.
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Here Mousasi elevates Weidman, resets his hips in front of his opponent, and regains double underhooks.
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If the pilot regains consciousness, the plane can be brought back under human control, Kowalski explained.
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He regains control of his life with a fishing rod, not a gun, in his hands.
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It sinks under his weight, but he quickly regains balance and paddles out onto the water.
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But slowly, he regains consciousness and then fashions himself back together, one cell at a time.
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Clinton regains a measure of momentum in the South Carolina primary and Nevada caucuses later this month.
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He said Iran will continue increasing oil production until it regains its lost share of oil market.
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Place a dehydrated tardigrade in water and it regains its full function in a matter of hours.
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But Johnson said the chart points to a significant drop for the stock before it regains support.
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People's fortunes are lost and recovered by the day as the stock market loses and regains consciousness.
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" He added: "We seek a United Nations that regains the trust of the people around the world.
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The University of Chicago's Booth School of Business regains first place from neighbouring Northwestern's Kellogg School of Management.
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Horowitz thinks that short-term oil could expect more headwinds, particularly if the dollar regains an upward momentum.
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That production has been postponed until next season, in the hope that the director soon regains his freedom.
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The low-battery setting turns itself off when the device regains at least an 80 percent battery charge.
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Until the housing market regains a healthier balance between buyers and seller, rentals will clearly be a lucrative investment.
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When the truck exits the highway, the remote driver regains control to steer the truck to its final destination.
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As Islamic State in Libya loses and regains territory in Libya, ISIS may well look for a Saharan arm.
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He said he would continue in his role to ensure countermeasures are carried out and Nissan regains customers' trust.
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And just like that, the director, living under a spotlight since Cannes, regains an air of mystery once more.
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S&P 500 REGAINS GROUND AFTER POWELL PRESSER ENDS, EDGING ABOVE ITS PRE-FED STATEMENT LEVEL, LAST DOWN 0.17%
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Souvent, les sursauts de violence coïncidaient avec des regains de tensions dans le conflit israélo-palestinien, selon les chercheurs.
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The second soldier regains her composure and tells her colleague they "need to be serious," before breaking into laughter again.
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But if he regains that touch with chipping I would be surprised if he wasn't in contention in a major.
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But if they pull back too much, their companies will likely be behind the curve when the economy regains momentum.
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She looks sad and disappointed for a moment, but regains her composure and suddenly pretends she is an impartial judge.
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Even if Britain eventually regains its influence on the Continent, a big if, it will be deeply distracted for years.
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As the Syrian government regains more territory from rebels and militants, calls have increased in Lebanon for Syrians to return.
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If someone with vape tongue abstains from vaping for a couple of weeks, their tongue regains the ability to taste.
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Of all the evictees depicted in this book, only one — Scott, the former nurse — eventually regains a job and an apartment.
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Then, when the app is in the foreground, it regains its privilege of being able to poll for current location info.
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She regains her ability to speak and recognize her daughter, and she speaks cogently to her gathered family about her childhood.
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There are no remedies to effectively mitigate the injury, said Chou, aside from waiting and seeing if the patient regains vision.
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The proponents of this view believe that, by doing so, the United States regains its freedom and maximizes its comparative advantages.
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The president will visit Corpus Christi on the Texas gulf coast on Tuesday, as Harvey regains strength and hurtles toward Louisiana.
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Only 9% of passes were played long in the 2019 tournament while 61% of all ball-regains occurred within seven seconds.
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UKAD and the British Boxing Board of Control said Fury is free to fight again once he regains his boxing license.
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North Korea cannot be allowed to surreptitiously expand its weapons inventories even as it regains the economic benefits of previous years.
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Much like a very much elongated soap-bubble, this peanut-shaped black hole wobbles and oscillates and eventually regains a spherical shape.
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Doing so would also cost Democrats their opportunity to stop future Trump Supreme Court picks unless the party regains the Senate majority.
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Throughout the video, Kevin slowly regains his strength ... revealing his intensive physical therapy routine ... with everything from weight training to pool workouts.
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Elektra quickly regains her fighting ability, choosing a sword and knocking down the people Alexandra has hired to train her to fight.
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As the Taliban regains ground in the country, Isobel Yeung meets the women in Kabul fighting for dignity, respect, and equal rights.
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"President Bush is in very good spirits and is being held for further observation while he regains his strength," the statement read.
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According to Orlando, the more typical scenario is the S&P tests the old 2800 resistance level, and then regains its footing.
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It will take a generation — if not more — before the intelligence community regains trust in sharing information with the House Intelligence Committee.
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However her demand for a general election could backfire if Johnson regains a majority in the UK parliament, as most polls suggest.
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How the United States confronts climate change will be decided whenever the Democratic Party regains control of the White House and Congress.
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It will be years before America regains its reputation as "a shining city on a hill"—all thanks to Donald J. Trump.
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What's remarkable is how rarely these disruptions happen, how civilly they are managed and how quickly a library regains its rhythm afterward.
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"When somebody doesn't have self-worth…" He stops, suddenly overwhelmed, and waits until he regains composure before explaining how this muzzles you.
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If the Islamic State regains significant territory or launches terrorist attacks traced to Syria, Trump may have no choice but to intervene.
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Cameron only regains some of the rights to Terminator in 2019, and a lot can happen in the film industry in two years.
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The big picture: The strategy is being driven by House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi, the likely speaker if her party regains the majority.
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You see in the video the Qantas plane just seconds from landing at Sydney Airport when it suddenly throttles up and regains altitude.
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Murray regains confidence in Nuggets' win over Nets NEW YORK — On Sunday morning, Denver Nuggets coach Michael Malone encountered a downcast Jamal Murray.
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Tehran insists it will be ready for joint action only once it regains pre-sanctions output of 4 million barrels per day (bpd).
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Then Troy regains consciousness, threatens the doctor who performed Archer's surgery, gets himself a Travolta face, and sets about dramatically changing Archer's life.
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When Maude notices a patch of blood spreading on Franklin's foot, she faints, and regains consciousness to find her ex holding her hand.
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"I would hope that at a certain point she gets some counseling and kind of regains her life and confidence," Ms. Cole said.
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There's a clause in her contract stating that if the eggs haven't been used in five years, she regains the rights to them.
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Rob regains, briefly, flashes of childhood memory leading up to the fateful day, and they are as sweet, golden, and heady as mead.
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U.S. indexes gained more, with the Federal Reserve expecting to hold off on raising U.S. interest rates even as the country's economy regains steam.
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Doctors say it will then be a matter of months before the penis regains urinary function, sensation and, eventually, the ability to have sex.
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The filibuster has been a deterrent to good government, and when the party finally regains power, they will be happy to see it gone.
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They told my dad's mom that when her boyfriend regains consciousness, he's gonna kill your son so one of them has got to go.
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Finally, Hiddleston regains control and is able to give a proper thank-you to fans and crew of The Night Manager for the prize.
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The only way Congress regains the trust of the American people is if we do our jobs and hold wrongdoers accountable for their actions.
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As she closes the distance, she appears to trip, but regains her balance in an unnatural, animalistic fashion because of course, she's not human.
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It's Daryl who can unleash the beast when needed — and it's significant that this is also the episode in which he regains his crossbow.
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And not everyone who regains the right to vote ends up registering and voting; in fact, most don't appear to vote in the end.
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Unmoored in Europe, she later regains some exuberance in Belgium with an improvisational troupe that takes inspiration from street life and electronic dance music.
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But Woods regains control with a realistic ending that incorporates the Great Migration and shows the limits of Gabriel's power to protect his friend.
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If he loses control of the ball after contacting the ground and the ball touches the ground before he regains control, the pass is incomplete.
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We can't begin to imagine what that means or how journalism reinserts itself and regains the trust of people who have given up on it.
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It never regains the campy absurdity of that climactic scene, nor does it sustain subtle tension and unease in service of a well-earned twist.
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The board is intended to remain in place until Puerto Rico regains the ability to raise money in the capital markets, which could take years.
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Les chercheurs ont aussi constaté une forte corrélation entre les augmentations d'actes antisémites en France et les regains de tensions dans le conflit israélo-palestinien.
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Lately, they've been joined by robo-animals, like the mechanical dog from Boston Dynamics that not-at-all-unsettlingly regains its balance if you kick it.
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This time around, she's now addicted to the drugs so we're going to see how she regains her life in this second season of this show.
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After exposure to direct sunlight, its reddish ice turns to vapor and drifts toward the north pole, where it regains its icy form on the surface.
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In the film, Lively plays a blind woman who regains her sight only to discover disturbing details about her life and her relationship with her husband.
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"I fully supported the ... December action," said Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester, a somewhat hawkish policymaker who regains a vote on U.S. monetary policy this year.
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But not for long, once she regains her confidence after losing her lucky headband, copes with an injury and leads a match against the boys' team.
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If the economy regains momentum, or remains sluggish but global central banks avert a recession by cutting interest rates, then oil prices are likely to rebound.
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Yet there's also the mouse that can only be charged upside down and the Apple Pencil stylus that regains power from the Lightning port of an iPad.
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The film is about a young orphan, Cody (Jacob Tremblay, Room), whose dreams manifest as physical entities in the real world, then dissipate when he regains consciousness.
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Iran has said it will not join any such agreement until it regains market share and boosts output to pre-sanctions levels of around 4 million bpd.
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But the 41st president is staying put at Houston Methodist Hospital "for further observation while he regains his strength," according to a statement released by his office.
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The board would not be able to declare "mission accomplished" and leave until Puerto Rico regains normal access to the capital markets, something that could take years.
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Her sense of taste is improving as she regains sensation in the back of her tongue and throat, but she must still keep track of each bite.
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That's to say nothing of stranger abilities like vampirism, wherein anyone who hurts an infected enemy immediately regains some health, based on how much damage they caused.
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Animalia Wildlife Shelter picked up the kangaroo, who is lucky to be alive, from the police and is caring for the creature until the kangaroo regains its strength.
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She drew fire after confirming the party will abide by the fiscally conservative pay-as-you-go budget rule if the party regains the majority after November elections.
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In the movie, Lively plays Gina, a blind woman who regains her sight only to find that her husband James (Jason Clarke) doesn't appreciate her newfound independent spirit.
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When she regains her sight after an operation, James seems strangely disconnected from his wife...and then, oddly suspicious, paranoid, and angry about the "new Gina" he sees.
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First, Hostess sales trends are accelerating (per Nielsen data) as it launches new breakfast product lines & regains shelf space at its largest customer (WMT is 270% of mix).
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You can imagine this happening if the president regains consciousness from some injury or ailment — or if he or she simply disagrees that they are unfit for office.
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Fixing those can require surgery and small, delicate sutures; healing can take months, Thanik says, and not everyone regains total feeling or range of motion in the end.
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Percy Shelley's death is particularly moving, and Austen regains the poverty-stricken, female vulnerability so easily forgotten because it's so at odds with the assurance of her novels.
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He will make sure our government regains the trust of the American people, restores our standing in the world, and helps all Americans lead better and happier lives.
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Jones—who his father acknowledges for the first time as "Indiana," his son's self-acquired nickname—regains his sense of agency and they climb the hell out of there.
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Iran's most senior oil official, oil minister Bijan Zanganeh, said last weekend Iran would not seek to distort the markets but will make sure it regains its market share.
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But Interior Secretary David Bernhardt denounced the move, and other Republicans said they may well wield the same tactics against Democrats the next time the GOP regains the majority.
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"Unless Abe regains the people's faith, revising the constitution will be impossible," Hirasawa said, noting the LDP's junior coalition partner, the Komeito, was now cautious about amending Article 9.
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But the Aloha state regains its No. 1 rank in Quality of Life after a brief stumble last year when it fell to second place because of high crime.
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In the upcoming thriller, Lively plays a woman who regains her sight after a lifetime of blindness and lays eyes on her husband (Jason Clarke) for the first time.
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RHP Daniel Hudson, who had four saves in 21, is a candidate to join RHP Tyler Clippard as a closer once he regains his form, manager Chip Hale said.
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As People reports, the movie stars Lively as a woman who regains her sight only to see the secrets she and her husband have been keeping from one another.
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Confused and weakened, he befriends Tom, the curious young boy who discovers him, understands his language, and keeps him company in a rundown museum while he regains his strength.
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But it's going to be a long time before the reputation of the FBI regains its reputation as a law enforcement organization that has integrity and is above politics.
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Another piece of data showed the number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits fell more than expected last week as the economy regains momentum after stumbling in the first quarter.
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He has said he will return to Pakistan from London to "face jail"—but only after his wife, Kulsoom, who is being treated for throat cancer in London, regains consciousness.
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"With the referendum three weeks from tomorrow, the pound could come under increasing downward pressure as the 'Leave' camp regains momentum," James Reddiman, director at FX consultancy Audere Solutions, said.
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Being that Miranda is a stand-in for Anna Wintour, Kardashian may want to start taking those B-12 shots now so she regains her strength before the Met Ball.
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Dave Leitao, who was handed a three-game suspension by the NCAA in July, regains the reins when DePaul travels to Iowa on Monday for a Gavitt Tipoff Games battle.
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The movie's makeup crew does its bit by showing that every time Nancy resolves to take action against her aquatic tormentor, her face regains color, and her lips become unparched.
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When contextual advertising regains prominence, more companies will be able to compete against Facebook's and Google's ad networks because they won't need huge troves of personal data to do so.
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"He will make sure our government regains the trust of the American people, restores our standing in the world, and helps all Americans lead better and happier lives," Donaldson added.
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If the UK regains control over its national trade policy when it severs ties with the EU, we will have an opportunity to forge a comprehensive US-UK free trade agreement.
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As Wynonna regains her power after the physically taxing events of season 2 — which included an unexpected pregnancy — Purgatory is visited by a vampire cult with ancient ties to the area.
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Since then, more than half of all goals scored in the competition have come from so-called final third regains: winning the ball as close to the opponent's goal as possible.
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There is a short window before Iran regains its composure and its usually intransigent posture, or at least that seems to be the European calculation: Strike while the iron is hot.
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In those comics, a character named Barbara Gordon, the daughter of Police Commissioner Gordon, has experimental surgery after being shot and paralyzed by the Joker, and regains her ability to walk.
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The catch is that the ousted president can object, and in that case Congress must approve the ouster by a two-thirds vote in each chamber, or the president regains office.
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"It's about a bird who is the leader of the flock and then has a broken wing, but then regains their strength and they find themselves flying free to victory," Rippon explains.
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Some of the inflation weakness reflects "the drop in the prices of prescription drugs and cell phone service plans," said Mester, who regains a vote on policy next year under a rotation.
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That&aposs what a Democrat is and a party regains that with White, Black, Hispanic people, everybody starts to think of themselves as one of them, instead of being better than them.
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In moments when he manages to effectively fracture American society along racial lines, he regains the loyalty of the white voters who continue to make up a large majority of the electorate.
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Iraq and Iran, however, kept pushing production higher as Baghdad sees recent investments by oil majors pay off and Tehran regains market share after the lifting of some Western sanctions in January.
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Looking ahead, if Congress regains control of this constitutional power, having congresswomen in the room could draw attention to the effect of war on women and the need to mitigate its consequences.
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A Wall Street Journal front-pager, "Boom Time for Bank Stocks As Goldman Regains Peak," by Liz Hoffman and Christina Rexrode, captures the post-crisis milestones: The winners: Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
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Among Democrats, 45 percent said health care was the issue they most wanted the party to tackle if it regains power in Washington, according to a survey this year by Civis Analytics.
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For now, all she has to do is feed the media some new secret recordings from her time in Trump's orbit, and Omarosa regains a vice grip on the daily news cycle.
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When the pressure eases up—like when you're floating through powder or cruising slowly—the HDT strips soften and the ski regains a bit of the flexibility you want at those times.
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To be sure, that was a little cheap (especially the idea that Janet regains her powers if even a toe is through the portal), but I'm only really saying that in retrospect.
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I asked Luttig how reliable upscale Democrats will be if the party regains control of Congress and seeks to enact legislation that threatens the financial or social status of the upper middle class.
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Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, has vowed to fight until he regains control of the entire country, and his Russian and Iranian allies have been hinting that the battle for Idlib was imminent.
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But when he regains his senses, more than a year after abandoning us on Southwark Bridge, and swaggers — as only Mr. Elba can — into London, you'll swear you feel the world right itself.
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"Our country regains its right to shape its own future," he said from a hill overlooking a bay in the island where Odysseus returned after a 10-year voyage recounted by classical poet Homer.
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Iran has been the main stumbling block in a global production freeze initiative, insisting it will be ready for joint action only after it regains output levels seen before sanctions of 4 million bpd.
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As the Syrian government regains control of more Syrian territory, calls have increased in Lebanon for Syrians to return home, although Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri has said there can be no forced return.
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However, from this year, Nokia regains the ability to stick its own brand name on smartphones again — so it's possible we could get a hardware-related announcement at its MWC presser again this year.
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There is immediate suspicion that the two incidents may somehow be linked, and before Matthew can say much to local law enforcement Kathy regains consciousness, prompting him to accompany the sheriff to the scene.
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One big question: Will senior Capitol Hill Democrats, as they start preparing climate legislation that would be ready if the party regains control of Washington, take their cues from the Green New Deal's breadth?
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Imports are rising thanks to a combination of strong demand from U.S. oil refineries and falling domestic oil production from shale formations ("West African crude regains glow in west as shale fades", Reuters, March 17).
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It's the difference between the continued chaos of the zombie-infested wasteland and a world where babies are born, commerce takes hold, and civilization regains its footing in the wake of a potentially apocalyptic event.
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"I'm hoping he regains his momentum but he really has in many ways lost his message with the reality TV of teeth cleaning and his undefined road trips," Robert Zimmerman, a major Democratic donor, said.
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There's another giant space battle in which General Leia gets blown out into space; it seems like she's dead, but then she regains consciousness and floats back into a spaceship, which is also really weird.
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May's language was widely interpreted as indication of a so-called "hard Brexit," which basically means that the UK exits the single market and regains full control over its own borders, laws, and trade deals.
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While it could fall again if the party regains control of government, the figures suggest that a large number of Democrats hold attitudes potentially at odds with pushes for structural reforms that would advantage them.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank stuck to its super-easy monetary policy on Thursday, telling those calling for a tightening - like economic powerhouse Germany - to be patient as the bloc slowly regains its economic health.
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If Ryan Seacrest regains his red carpet eminence, I'm going to be noting everyone who stops to chat with him on camera, because I believe the woman who accused him, even if his many employers don't.
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His regime hasn't yet reached a burnout point, but with social unrest erupting into lootings as the crisis-stricken country gradually regains power, he will likely face a reckoning for his failure to protect the grid.
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Under the preliminary deal with GM, the state-run Korean bank regains the veto power that allows it to block the carmaker's sale of more than 20 percent of its assets, a KDB official has said.
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"Dubai has long been seen as the so-called safe haven in the region, and when there is such uncertainty in how other economies are faring it regains its allure," said a Dubai-based stock broker.
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Iran is ready to support any decision to help restore balance to the oil market after it regains its pre-sanctions market share, the Iranian Oil Ministry's SHANA news agency reported on Saturday, quoting a minister.
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Despite the comforts on display, as soon as Carol starts to heal she starts making plans, dusting off the old little bird act as she regains her strength and swipes laundry in preparation for her departure.
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Revisit the first film in the series, in which Thor is banished to Earth by his father; he regains his strength with the help of mere mortals in New Mexico, including Dr. Jane Foster (Natalie Portman).
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As he gradually regains his strength over time under a sun that seems never to set, he takes the familiar road to town, only to find himself again and again near the church where he started.
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For its part, Ukraine has said that no elections will take place in the region unless they are in accordance with Ukrainian law and until it regains control over its border with Russia in that area.
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The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits fell more than expected last week, moving back to near cycle lows as the labor markets remains healthy and the economy regains momentum after stumbling in the first quarter.
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Calls for closer ties with the Syrian government, including on refugee returns and military operations on the Lebanon-Syria border, come as Assad regains control of more territory from insurgents and seeks to recover his international standing.
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OPEC member Iran has been the main stumbling block for a freeze as it insists it will be ready for joint action only once it regains output levels seen before the imposition of now-ended Western sanctions.
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Phillips regains his storytelling rhythm when he moves to the 1980s and unveils the story of a black couple from Atlanta, who were on a corporate outing in Forsyth County and tracked like prey by local whites.
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But when Detective Chief Inspector John Luther regains his senses, more than a year after abandoning us on Southwark Bridge, and swaggers — as only Idris Elba can — into London, you'll swear you feel the world right itself.
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EXIM said that Beijing has brought a total government approach to export finance that has left the U.S. export financing agency far behind as it regains its full lending powers for the first time in nearly four years.
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Despite Trump's assertion that Republicans will become "The Party of Healthcare," Republicans don't have another health-care plan in place and are waiting until the GOP regains control of the House of Representatives to unveil a replacement proposal.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran is ready to support any decision to help restore balance to the oil market after it regains its pre-sanctions market share, the Iranian oil ministry's SHANA news agency reported on Saturday, quoting a minister.
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The International Monetary Fund has chopped a percentage point off India's forecast of real economic growth to 6.6 percent in the current fiscal year to March, meaning China regains the crown as the world's fastest-growing large economy.
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But when Detective Chief Inspector John Luther regains his senses, more than a year after abandoning us on Southwark Bridge, and swaggers — as only Idris Elba can — into London, you'll swear that you feel the world right itself.
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But when D.C.I. John Luther regains his senses more than a year after abandoning us on Southwark Bridge and swaggers — as only Idris Elba can — into London, you'll swear you feel the world right itself on its axis.
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On the women's side, Serena Williams is not defending her title as she regains her fitness after childbirth and debilitating blood clotting that followed, leaving the family interests in the hands of Venus Williams, a finalist last year.
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Bullard, who regains a vote on the Fed's policy-setting committee in 2019, said he expects economic growth for the second half of 2017 to exceed expectations but that it will then resume a slower path next year.
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Meanwhile, Gavin Belson regains control of Hooli when his security-detail mole hips him to Pied Piper's continuing struggles, prompting him to "reveal" his real plan all along, which turns out to be Jack Barker's goddamn unkillable box.
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While there's obvious calculation in that -- hey, let's be sure to appeal to boys as well as girls -- it temporarily knocks the movie off course, before "Moana" regains the wind at its back as it cruises to the finish.
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"Investors may do well to refrain from bargain-hunting in global equities until the market regains its footing after an August that we expect will be characterized by a bearish tilt and a pair of volatility spikes," Takada said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits rose from a five-month low last week, but remained below a level associated with a strengthening labor market as the economy regains momentum after a slow fourth quarter.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits fell more than expected last week, moving back to near cycle lows as the labor markets remain healthy and the economy regains momentum after stumbling in the first quarter.
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Bullard, who regains a vote on the Fed's policy-setting committee in 2019, also said he expects economic growth for the second half of 2017 to exceed expectations but that it will then resume a slower path next year.
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Through its neat plays on old storylines—the OA regains her sight, rather than losing it; Homer is the blind prophet's lover, not her creator—The OA toys with our expectations and with a rich and old narrative tradition.
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Young Firehose appears humbled by his brush with death and its proximity to the miracle of life, but he regains his swagger within seconds of being told that the responders may never even find out what happens to the baby.
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The success or failure of the new currency regime will go a long way towards determining whether President Emmerson Mnangagwa regains public trust, further undermined by signs that security forces are reverting to the strongarm tactics they often deployed under Mugabe.
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Yet Assad and his patrons will always face the constraint of limited manpower, which stretches his forces ever thinner the more territory he regains and makes his troops more exposed to attacks by opposition groups and jihadis of Islamic State.
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"We have met the maximum employment part of our mandate and inflation is nearing our 2 percent goal," Mester, who regains a vote on the Fed's policy committee next year under a rotation, said at the Chicago Council on Global Affairs.
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"If economic conditions evolve as anticipated, I believe further removal of accommodation via increases in the fed funds rate will be needed," said Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester, a hawkish policymaker who regains a vote on interest rates next year.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. judge overseeing Argentina's litigation with hedge funds holding its defaulted bonds on Friday signaled his willingness to lift injunctions that restrict the country from paying off some debts, provided that he regains jurisdiction to do so.
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" It does, however, "appear to prohibit stock buybacks at firms that receive the emergency loans and gives the Treasury Department the opportunity to take equity stakes in the firms so that taxpayers could benefit if a firm regains its financial footing.
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The bill does appear to prohibit stock buybacks at firms that receive the emergency loans and gives the Treasury Department the opportunity to take equity stakes in the firms so that taxpayers could benefit if a firm regains its financial footing.
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Under the preliminary deal with GM, the Korean state-run bank regains a veto power that allows it to block the carmaker's sale of more than 20 percent of its assets, a KDB official said, declining to give further details.
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But, if the Syrian regime regains control of the entirety of the northeast, Tanf will no longer serve its original purpose and President Trump, perhaps eager to be done with Syria once and for all, may decide to pull out of there, too.
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Ravenel claims that she "filed this action for the sole and/or primary purpose of securing her role on the reality TV show Southern Charm and progressing her storyline as the 'rehabilitated Mother who regains possession of her minor children,' " the documents state.
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Bush's 'spirits are high' despite hospitalization, spokesman says McGrath released a statement Wednesday, saying that the cough stemmed from pneumonia, but added that "President Bush is in very good spirits and is being held for further observation while he regains his strength."
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There is no use in talking sense to Lattimer, so after a weird "oil change" scene in which clean urine is put inside his body so he could pass a drug test, he regains the unnatural strength to make the big play.
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Zelensky denied bowing to Russian demands and said full elections would not be held until Ukraine fully regains control of its border with Russia, according to the AP. "There won't be any elections under the barrel of a gun," he said Tuesday.
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But I do think that there will be some sense of normalcy that the industry regains at some point and I do think people are going to be able to bounce back but I don't know who long it's going to take.
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Whether Hong Kong's property market slumps further, as some industry watchers fear, or regains steam and continues its march upward, one underlying fact will in all likelihood remain unchanged: Homes in this city are wildly unaffordable for the overwhelming majority of residents.
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Related: Islamic State Regains Key Stronghold as US Coalition Pounds It With Airstrikes Foreign states opposed to Assad have said the vote is out of line with a UN Security Council resolution that calls for elections at the end of an 18-month transition.
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If it was true that economies that defaulted were permanently barred from future capital market access, how is it that a country like Greece, which has defaulted as many as eight times over the past 200 years, repeatedly regains access to the international capital market?
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However, things have gotten back to normal on the French racing calendar this year, as the Arc will return to Paris and the recently rebranded ParisLongchamp in October, and the Diane, also known as the French Oaks, regains the spotlight in Chantilly on Sunday.
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Gabbard, who has announced she will not seek reelection to her House seat, said she was concerned Trump's all but inevitable acquittal in the Republican Senate could ensure "lasting damage" in the event Trump is reelected and the GOP regains control of the House.
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The facilities are a way for Tesla to continue to control and extend the owner experience, and a smart way to enhance the brand while also dealing with the (for now) inevitable requirement that drivers spend some time out of the vehicle while it regains its charge.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Justice Samuel Alito on Thursday laid out a possible agenda for the U.S. Supreme Court if it regains its conservative majority as expected after Donald Trump takes office, citing gun rights and religious freedom as among key issues it will tackle in the coming years.
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ESPN fantasy ownership: 5.2%Week 3 stats: Six receptions, 53 receiving yards, one touchdown — 18.5 fantasy pointsOne thing to know: With Antonio Brown officially out of the picture in New England, Dorsett regains a significant amount of value as one of Tom Brady's primary targets this year.
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"Carbon dynamics after a storm are hard to understand but after a storm a forest loses a lot of carbon and then regains it as it regrows, so we're looking at the long-term average," said Maria Uriarte, of Columbia University's Earth Institute, who led the research.
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After referencing lone wolf attacks and the possibility he'd have to send troops back to Syria if ISIS regains territory in his CBS interview, a key focus of any counterterrorism efforts mentioned in the SOTU should be a threat close to home -- homegrown violent extremists (HVE).
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His vision of Yalta 2.0 is an agreement in which Russia regains an old-fashioned sphere of influence, keeping the former Soviet Republics (Russia's "near abroad") on a short leash without US or NATO interference, and perhaps extending a version of that power over former Eastern European satellites.
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We like our battles to have a beginning and an end, to mark a moment and leave a meaning that posterity can grasp and visitors can celebrate — usually, a symbolic or strategic turning point, when one side loses the initiative and never regains it, as at Gettysburg or Stalingrad.
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That in turn is keeping interest rates from rising as far or as fast as in the past; Williams on Monday estimated U.S. short-term rates would likely rise only to 3 percent or 3.5 percent even after the economy regains full health, and perhaps not even that.
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ALL I SEE IS YOU Pulling a gender swap on the Val Kilmer–Mira Sorvino vehicle "At First Sight," this film from Marc Forster ("World War Z") casts Blake Lively as a woman who, having been blinded in her youth, regains sight in one eye, thanks to an operation.
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That's why a growing number of Democratic observers think if the party regains unified control of government in 2020, climate and gun control will likely be the two issues that create the most pressure for eliminating the filibuster, which requires 60 votes to advance legislation in the Senate.
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" Ravenel filed a counterclaim in November, vehemently denying all of Dennis' allegations and alleging that Dennis' attempt to seek primary custody was "for the sole and/or primary purpose" of securing her role on the show and "progressing her storyline as the 'rehabilitated mother who regains possession of her minor children.
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If you're not familiar with Avatar, it's the heartwarming story of a paraplegic soldier who regains the ability to walk, thanks to the wonders of futuristic technology — all at the expense of an entire co-opted indigenous alien culture whose homes are burned to the ground in the name of capitalism.
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UK MAN EXPOSED TO DEADLY NOVICHOK AGENT REGAINS CONSCIOUSNESS Police said last week they found a small bottle in Rowley's apartment in Amesbury, about a 15-minute drive from Salisbury, where British authorities say a Russian ex-spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia were poisoned with Novichok in March.
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As for Mr. Zelensky, Ukraine's president, he did not retreat from promises to his people that the elections will not take place until Ukraine regains control of its border with Russia, all "foreign troops" leave Luhansk and Donetsk, and the Russia-armed separatists disarm and disband, a very unlikely sequence.
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Where Vaselkiv is putting his money nowReflecting those views, these are the biggest components of his High Yield fund today: 13% of its investments are in energy companies, and he says those stand to outperform if the industrial parts of the US economy regains some strength and inflation expectations pick up.
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Her next performance, All I See Is You, about a blind woman's fraught relationship with her husband after she regains her sight, was a dismal box-office failure (it grossed $217,644 domestically, which barely made a dent in the $30 million budget), but Lively was praised by the few who did see it.
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"This bill will make sure that the DEA regains the legal authority that was wrongly stripped from the agency in 22019 to ensure that they can go after companies taking advantage of the system, including those companies that send millions of opioid pills to tiny towns in West Virginia," Manchin said in a press release.
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While the prospect of Trump trying to insult two women on the same ticket at the same time has huge entertainment value, it would be even better to consider that the ticket might even bring a third woman back to power, if Democrats regain control of the House and Nancy Pelosi (Calif.) regains the Speakership!
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Several companies are landing every week as Miami regains the title as a regional hub, and also as one of the most important platforms to serve the growing Hispanic power in the U.S. Companies such as Google, Twitter, Facebook, Uber, Lyft and Vice have moved to Miami, along with new investors hungry for this opportunity.
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His noirs already revealed him as a master of compression and suspense, as in the exquisitely photographed "Another Dawn" (Saturday), in which a labor activist (Pedro Armendáriz), running from the murderous henchmen of the governor he's trying to expose, encounters a once-idealistic, now-married college flame (Andrea Palma), who regains her taste for adventure.
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"This bill will make sure that the DEA regains the legal authority that was wrongly stripped from the agency in 2016 to ensure that they can go after companies taking advantage of the system, including those companies that send millions of opioid pills to tiny towns in West Virginia," Manchin said in a press release.
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It starts with a solo: Thomas House enters from an aisle — moving from the audience to the lip of the stage — to appear in front of the curtain where he performs a sequence of steps and gestures that cause his body to stutter, then recover as he regains his balance with the heavy stomp of a foot.
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In my extensive travels across the country the past few months – particularly to districts that are deemed "toss-up" seats by Washington soothsayers – I have been struck by how much Democratic voters seem to be zeroed in on what they will do once their party regains control of the House: Sunset the Expiring Provisions of the Patriot Act.
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