"We're not going to try to regroup, we are going to regroup," Peters said.
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The 11 remaining TPP nations are now set to regroup.
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I pause the music and take a moment to regroup.
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He said Malian troops retreated to nearby Diabaly to regroup.
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The two sides had to separate, regroup and reconvene later.
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" Carolina coach Bill Peters said: "We just needed to regroup.
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"We just needed to regroup," left winger Jaden Schwartz said.
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Monday "regroup," just remember how fresh your work desk looks.
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We will regroup in the near future with our music.
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She took some time away from the industry to regroup.
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Now they are trying to figure out how to regroup.
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So, we must take steps now to recover and regroup.
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There was nothing to do but to regroup for extraction.
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"We'll each need to regroup a little bit," he added.
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We all regroup at I Scream bar next to Origami Gelato.
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Set a destination point and a time to regroup afterward. 3.
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There have been interruptions, but she has the ability to regroup.
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I planned to take some time off and kind of regroup.
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It is less of a respite and more of a regroup.
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And Marco Rubio is trying to regroup after a humiliating defeat.
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Even if, logically, one has to, to regroup and return restored.
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Yet it has been weakened in the past, only to regroup.
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"Kim and his cohorts have now had to regroup," Bechtol said.
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As action in Iraq diverted attention, the Taliban started to regroup.
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We'll come back here tomorrow, regroup and get ready for Thursday.
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Marquette called a 22-second timeout to regroup after Simon's dunk.
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Audrey and Monet hightail it back to the house to regroup.
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Not even after three full off days to regroup and refuel.
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Take a pause, regroup, and then take a few steps forward.
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The parliamentary blocs will simply regroup once the elections are over.
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The Spurs were able to regroup beyond the 3-point line.
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All good, though ... he could just regroup on his mega yacht.
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They gained time to regroup and then retake ground from the opposition.
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The centre may yet regroup, provoking a renewed faith in objective facts.
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Colorado will be trying to regroup after a dismal series at Arizona.
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On Monday, a source told PEOPLE the time off helped Ripa regroup.
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That leaves Carson's team just weeks to regroup before the Iowa caucuses.
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We've got to regroup, but we did a lot of good things.
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The delay gave supporters a chance to regroup and expand their coalition.
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Utah coach Larry Krystkowiak called timeout to try to regroup his players.
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"We can regroup and move on to the next one," Koivu said.
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It forces him to nap at noon or to rest and regroup.
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It's just about learn from today, regroup and get ready for tomorrow.
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"I can only hope we can regroup and hopefully survive it together."
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The Democrats are trying to regroup, but their efforts have been scattershot.
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The caravan later began to splinter, although organizers said it would regroup.
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Background reading: • The city of Charlottesville, hurt and angry, tried to regroup.
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I stopped to regroup; the mountain was uncrowded, populated largely with adults.
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The guys will regroup and we'll come out tomorrow ready to go.
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That show hopes to regroup on Sunday after a two-month hiatus.
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Its players would later admit that they needed to regroup at halftime.
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"But thanks to some things I have learned, I am able to regroup."
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After a tortuous collapse, the country would regroup and start the chase again.
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Production is expected to shut down for several weeks while the filmmakers regroup.
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"We're worried about how the Fordham community will regroup after this," he added.
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The professors' lawyer said they would regroup and try to bolster their argument.
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He decided that his party needs to regroup or they would suffer defeat.
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" The guitarist said the band is happy to take a moment to "regroup.
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After a midterm election drubbing, it was an opportunity to retreat and regroup.
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Wednesday gives Mr. Trump yet another chance to regroup after a rough outing.
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There are concerns that ISIS may take advantage of the uncertainty to regroup
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How they regroup will answer the question of whether his presidency can rebound.
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After a hectic summer, the winter gave him much-needed time to regroup.
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I think it helped the crowd getting into it and helped everyone regroup.
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We have to regroup quickly and get ready for the next two matches.
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I've learned that I need to take that day to myself to regroup.
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The off-season for most of these businesses is a time to regroup.
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Some even called the cease-fire a time to regroup for future battles.
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But concerns have remained that Islamic State cells could regroup in surrounding provinces.
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You face adversity along the way, you regroup and go back to work.
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No, because it's precisely at moments like this that you need to regroup.
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Their forces are depleted and weary — it'll probably take them a second to regroup.
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The Tories have been slower to regroup, but they too are teeming with ideas.
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With rebel forces in no shape to regroup, there is little to stop them.
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But come sunset, the clan made a point to regroup for dinner and margaritas.
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They both knew that but needed their space to decompress and regroup and grow.
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It's a good kind of retreat for me to regroup my thoughts and work.
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He should also rethink possibilities and opportunities and regroup the tools in America's toolbox.
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We were trying to regroup and got a text about an 'after-party' nearby.
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Electrolux will seek to regroup under new Chief Executive Jonas Samuelson, its European boss.
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Since then, militants have been trying to regroup in the desert south of Sirte.
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They will slip into the hills, into cyberspace, to regroup and attack somewhere again.
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They love Bernie Sanders, they adore Elizabeth Warren, but as Democrats regroup from Mrs.
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The Beyhive literally combusted from the glory of it all and tried to regroup.
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It's up to the Trump administration to deny the group any chance to regroup.
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Maybe this will be a chance for them to shake things up and regroup.
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Mercury retrograde is annoying, but it is a good time to rest and regroup.
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Now, Niantic needs to regroup and figure out its strategy for the events ahead.
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Now officials on both sides say heavy casualties have forced the Taliban to regroup.
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"We're going to regroup in Puebla and send a message to Trump," he announced.
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But immediately they regroup into a box shape — a box that expands and contracts.
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" "I want to ask you all, today, to get up, and regroup, and fight.
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He said Mr. Klein had "betrayed" unity deals before and feared they could regroup.
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The military campaign against ISIS is on hold, giving terrorists a chance to regroup.
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Chicago defenseman Niklas Hjalmarsson said the team needs the four-day break to regroup.
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The Islamic State is taking advantage of Turkey's invasion of northern Syria to regroup.
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I have a daily reflection practice that helps me regroup when life feels challenging.
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I can't afford the payments on any plans so I'll regroup next open enrollment.
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The longstanding British contingent in the European capital now has to disband, or regroup.
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"They were screwed by Iowa, had to regroup, but they are ready," Ralston said.
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IS has been "defeated" before, only to regroup in ungoverned spaces with angry populations.
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Beyond that, they said, they will regroup and decide what causes are most important.
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"Regroup, hold serve, hold serve," he said he kept telling himself, like a mantra.
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This enabled ISIS in some areas to "regroup, gain in strength," according to the report.
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ISIS, the US believes, still has the power and capability to regroup and re-emerge.
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A couple of hours later, the volunteers regroup to drive to another part of Montones.
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By the time war planners decided to pause and regroup, 2000 American servicemen were dead.
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The studio has been trying to regroup after a series of flops and sizable layoffs.
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Taking some time to regroup away from the city will be helpful for us both.
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It also gives trauma teams a chance to regroup after a stressful life-saving effort.
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Business must acknowledge this failure, regroup and seek a path towards true, science-based sustainability.
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The GOP can regroup only by thoroughly repudiating the divisive message of the Trump campaign.
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He hesitated before shooting, giving Madrid's defenders enough time to regroup and block his effort.
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The space was perfect to rest and regroup, not necessarily to linger for too long.
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Without Dr. Capello's leadership, Ms. Johnson said, the organization she founded is struggling to regroup.
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By Friday, there was evidence that ISIS was already attempting to regroup amid the chaos.
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If it hasn't, I still have time to regroup and refocus in the coming month.
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We unplugged it yesterday to regroup, we reset all of our passwords, our WiFi password.
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The death presents a new challenge as ISIS tries to regroup after its territorial defeat.
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Yep. There's no reason Republicans couldn't regroup and try to pass something again in August.
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Colonel Qaddafi, the Americans thought, would simply use a cease-fire as an opportunity to regroup.
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Iran said the truce had been used as a cover for rebels to regroup and attack.
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What remains of ISIS's Iraqi branch after the fall of Mosul will likely regroup in Syria.
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Tonight, with the Moon entering down-to-earth Capricorn, it's time to regroup and rest up.
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It wasn't working, so I decided to regroup and take a break from knocking on doors.
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"You just try and regroup and come back and get a strong start," she told reporters.
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"We would have to regroup in an entire new way," Abby Holmes said of losing Medicaid.
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I tried to regroup as best I could and played just like I was playing before.
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So regroup, refocus, and learn from our mistakes, come back stronger next game, and be better.
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Former army general Atiqullah Amarkhel said the ceasefire would give the Taliban a chance to regroup.
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"McConnell added that it would also "increase the risk that ISIS and other terrorist groups regroup.
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That's why so many loyal Republicans have already fled, to regroup over the next four years.
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This process has taken a toll on me and I need to step back and regroup.
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The last thing the United States would want is for ISIS to regroup in the region.
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I needed some time off to pause and regroup before starting the rest of my life.
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I definitely wasn't ready for that, so I head back to VICE's convention headquarters to regroup.
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You just kind of go, Oh, I guess I missed my shot, and try to regroup.
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Then the rains came, allowing the Cubs to regroup, and Heyward to make his impassioned speech.
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If these fighters get loose, ISIS could regroup and launch fresh attacks in Syria and Iraq.
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Since then, Kurdish fighters have been diverted to Afrin, creating an opportunity for ISIS to regroup.
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In the months to come, they expect Iran to regroup and find ways to strike back.
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The industry had badly underestimated the momentum against it, and now it was scrambling to regroup.
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She stopped all campaigning for a week as she tried to regroup for a final push.
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However, the result also gave Republicans the chance to regroup and unify behind a single candidate.
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With school closed, the group gathered at a hotel in Coral Springs on Thursday to regroup.
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There's a long way to go and regroup and see if can win the next one.
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When things don't go our way, we need to regroup and find opportunities in the disappointment.
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ISIS could not really regroup or make another land grab with US planes and drones buzzing above.
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Instead, she took a two-year-long break from fashion (including shopping) to regroup mentally and travel.
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In Libya, a civil war has allowed Islamic State fighters to regroup in the country's southern desert.
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The Celtics had no answer and now must find a way to regroup heading back to Boston.
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"She's lying," Elizabeth insists when they regroup in the other room, keeping an eye on their target.
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Now is the time to regroup as a region, and identify our common strategy for the future.
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Sometimes you'll find yourself in situations where you'll need to regroup and choose the best way forward.
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Or one of you takes on extra work when you know a colleague needs time to regroup.
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They manage to slowly make it to a big bush and Rick pulls them aside to regroup.
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ISIS has been waiting for this very moment as Trump-fueled chaos in Syria helps it regroup
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The Broncos, though, were forced to regroup after Peyton Manning's retirement and Brock Osweiler's defection to Houston.
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Meanwhile, Senate Democrats will need to regroup and again try to win back the majority in 28503.
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Jimmy and I sat down and decided to regroup, and find a new band based in London.
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We've got them on the run but now we must crush their nests before they can regroup!
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A few weeks later, Moon tried to regroup in his speech before the United Nations General Assembly.
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They will regroup, accelerating a resurgence that has already made its presence felt in parts of Iraq.
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Officers decided to withdraw temporarily in order to regroup and take back the complex, Mr. Lo said.
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"We've got to regroup and figure out what we can do better and move on," Durant said.
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Congressional Republicans have plenty to keep them busy even as they continue to regroup on repealing ObamaCare.
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However, she manages to still honor who she is by "scheduling solitude time" in order to regroup.
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Protesters — many of them students — retreated onto university campuses to rest and regroup before continuing to protest.
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But you also have to regroup yourself very quickly, because now you have a long, tedious road ahead.
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At the end of 2017, let's regroup and see if the all-seeing Jenner was right (again), okay?
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Some democrats said they would regroup and look ahead to the next city-wide legislative polls in 2020.
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Once these logistical steps are taken, Klein recommends taking a couple of weeks to regroup — if you can.
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But former Afghan army general Atiqullah Amarkhel said the ceasefire would give the Taliban a chance to regroup.
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Mr Rajapaksa's supporters claim that the disaffected Tamils are about to regroup and plot a bloody new rebellion.
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And the remnants of ISIS might also sense an opportunity to regroup with Trump gloating about his triumph.
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The country's vast desert provides an ungoverned space in which they can hide and regroup—and make money.
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We just tried to regroup in the third and gain momentum back and, hopefully, get the next one.
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Occasional ground attacks are interspersed by rest periods that allow fighters to regroup and hospitals to clear casualties.
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And we have the ability to always regroup, whether we're up or we're down or something bad happens.
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After taking a beating in the 2202 elections, Democrats have to regroup and prepare for the 2628 elections.
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To counter those fears, we decided to regroup and adjust the amount of funding we were going after.
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Other islands hit by Hurricane Maria before it made landfall on Puerto Rico were still struggling to regroup.
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But after this tournament I'll regroup, spend some time with my team and try to figure something out.
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" Sacramento Kings forward Nemanja Bjelica added: "It was an exceptionally poor performance and we need to regroup quickly.
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"They can regroup, join other I.S. allied groups here," he said, using the initials for the Islamic State.
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The anti-ISIS coalition is fracturing, reviving divisions and creating conditions that could allow the extremists to regroup.
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Both parties have been hyper partisan and need to regroup in order to best serve the American people.
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Outplayed during two losses in Boston, the Cavs used a three-day break in the series to regroup.
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A television timeout allowed the Fighting Illini to regroup from a Nebraska surge midway through the second half.
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Within 85033 minutes, the Council left for a back room to regroup before returning to address the crowd.
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The idea that Republicans can quickly regroup and move on to a winning tax overhaul is also perplexing.
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I think it's time for a breather, a chance to regroup and get ready for the summer season.
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So now, as they try to regroup, theBuffaloes host New Mexico in a Wednesday night non-conference contest.
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We would all cancel our train tickets and regroup at the bureau, two blocks from the White House.
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I genuinely need to know why I did what I did and, like, regroup myself as a human being.
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"We're heading back and regroup tomorrow and getting ready to play in front of our fans now," Stafford said.
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Don't be shy to ask your host if there is a quiet spot where you can rest or regroup.
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We've put together five unconventional vacations to help you recharge, regroup, and take a breather from your overflowing inbox.
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He has been planning on taking a break from the spotlight to rest and regroup and address his health.
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There are fears survivors of that battle, and possibly fighters fleeing Iraq and Syria, could regroup and strike again.
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Taking time alone to regroup and unwind is a huge theme of the August 303 new moon in Leo.
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Libyan officials are concerned Islamic State may try to regroup there after defeat in nearby Sirte city last year.
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Over and over, the Alexandria crew would hit a road block set up by the Saviors, retreat, then regroup.
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James assisted on the play, which prompted a full timeout from Bulls coach Jim Boylen to try to regroup.
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You target the insurgents, and the terrorists get the breathing space they need to regroup and launch deadly offensives.
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Because taking that precious time to decompress and regroup will help you be more productive in the long run.
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Florida State now will look regroup next week when it travels to face state rival Miami in South Florida.
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Some say North Carolina, and some say they can regroup in the Wisconsin case but I'm not so sure.
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It's OK to regroup, but encourage Libra to attend to the fallout—it may actually work in their favor.
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Those of us at the other end of the spectrum need quiet time to regroup, think, plan, and dream.
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The Philharmonic players did regroup for a calamitous finale; each strike of the hammer was a heart-stopping jolt.
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Many people initially run screaming from the scene, but some eventually regroup around the area where the tree fell.
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With worlds looming, Johnson told Muhammad to take a break, visit her family in New York, rest and regroup.
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"The release or escape of such detainees would instantly energize ISIS's efforts, already underway, to regroup and surge again."
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Thousands of refugees arrived from Chechnya, and some of the insurgents used the gorge to regroup and prepare attacks.
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Support for Syrian stabilization efforts is a low-cost method of denying ISIS part of its ability to regroup.
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Protesters, many of them students, saw PolyU as a refuge away from the violence or a place to regroup.
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ISIS will regroup and hide out to assess the post-conflict strategy of the U.S., Russia and the regime.
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" Regroup and add, "It just seems different than regular money, but this is actually one of the ways it's similar.
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Following his viral success, Holland took some time to regroup and figure out just where he'd take his brand next.
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We regroup in the classroom, enjoy the food, and watch an episode of a (course-related) documentary about cooking together.
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The abrupt withdrawal has startled America's allies in the region, notably Syria's Kurds, and risks allowing the jihadists to regroup.
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You push as hard as you can, and when you don't win, you regroup and continue to push for it.
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However, many have since left the camps and there have been persistent rumors that the rebels were seeking to regroup.
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Much depends on whether ISIS fighters opt to leave Raqqa and regroup elsewhere, or stay and fight to the death.
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As raw as this feels, we have 48 hours to regroup and get ready for a heck of a battle.
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Maybe in retrospect Jim and I should have stopped too and let the girls regroup, and then we could recoup.
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Kaczynski responded the following week with a new proposal that prompted the women protesters to regroup for these latest demonstrations.
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Breschi called a timeout to regroup the Tar Heels, and instead of panicked looks, he reviewed a surprisingly calm huddle.
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She has endured an estrangement from her father and once took time off from the tennis tour to mentally regroup.
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They fell behind, 218-24, while missing five of their first six shots, and needed to call timeout to regroup.
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Dozens of "high value" ISIS prisoners have escaped from detention, something that experts say could help the terrorist organization regroup.
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Sir Brian Horrocks halted his advance on the second day to regroup after assisting in the assault on Nijmegen Bridge.
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Experts have warned that ISIS is unlikely to disappear, however, predicting that it will go to ground, regroup and regenerate.
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However, many have since left the camps and there have been persistent rumours that the rebels were seeking to regroup.
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She said she called Macron to congratulate him, even as she urged the National Front and its supporters to regroup.
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He'll be succeeded by Alan Jope, the head of the beauty division, who will help the company's biggest brands regroup.
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But Republicans say that they're just going to let Obamacare fail while they regroup and figure out a new plan.
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One can only hope that democracies regroup, finding a means of peaceful coexistence and competition with China, Russia and others.
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If the court decides to end Ms. Park's presidency, it will leave the fissured conservative camp little time to regroup.
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Some, though, hoped that more time could give both sides room to regroup after the failure on the Senate floor.
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After the embarrassing defeat, the team would regroup and go on to win the national championship just one year later.
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Parks previously told PEOPLE that after Nida left, she had to regroup and refocus on her on herself and her children.
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There's still plenty of time to regroup, but the first 100 days are considered crucial to enacting a new president's agenda.
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"My husband and I were able to regroup and focus on making our son happy and healthy and accommodated," she said.
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Lawmakers have also expressed concerns that the move will allow ISIS to regroup as the Kurds focus more on fighting Turkey.
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You have a small window, and then you're obliterated, and then you have to kind of regroup and try it again.
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It helped him regroup with his mates, reinvigorate his passion for surfing and take his mind off the year that was.
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Leaders with the nation's fragmented opposition declared the widespread abstention a silent but forceful protest and vowed to regroup moving forward.
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Yet rather than regroup and build momentum for the election that is due by 2018, it has been consumed by bickering.
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One example: it appears at least some ISIS leaders recently tried to regroup east of Raqqa, around the town of Mayadin.
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Hashimi said Islamic State was moving some fighters out of Raqqa before it was encircled to regroup in Deir al-Zor.
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Trade Lawmakers will regroup in Washington on Monday amid the fallout from Trump's growing war of words with longtime U.S. allies.
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Especially when you're having a tough time at the office, it's important to rest, regroup, and practice good work-life balance.
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That's left Europe's anti-immigrant, nativist right scrambling to regroup — and to recast itself as a champion for Europe's secular values.
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"Because it's in a park, you can always get away from the music and regroup if you need to," he said.
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He called on the body to support what he called the Syrian government's fight against terrorists, instead of letting them regroup.
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During the war in Iraq, fighters with al Qaeda would regroup here before crossing back to continue fighting in Anbar province.
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The Spurs are looking to regroup after dropping two games in a row last week after having won their first five.
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Sweden will be pleased to get a chance to regroup, and the get 15 minutes away from that ball-hawking pressure.
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The tour of regional capitals has also given the opposition time to regroup after a bruising loss over the aid shipment.
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"We just have to find a way to regroup tomorrow," with Columbus visiting on Monday, the Islanders' captain, Anders Lee, said.
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If the Australian prime minister survives today's political jockeying in Canberra, he'll have the two weeks of lawmakers' recess to regroup.
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The organization that remained decided to regroup as a developer tools company, and today the new entity officially begins its journey.
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The fish are drawn to the spot, south of the Moses-Saunders dam, during early summer when they regroup before spawning.
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"The release or escape of such detainees," he added, "would instantly energize ISIS's efforts, already underway, to regroup and surge again."
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If, as Wasserman's data suggests, a major victory is beyond reach in November 2018, will these players regroup and fight on?
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In island countries with higher points, there are places to retreat to - mountains or hills where communities can regroup, Heine explained.
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They have also expressed concern that ISIS will take advantage of the chaos to escape from Kurdish-guarded prisons and regroup.
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"We'll see," said Pompeo, explaining that both sides need to regroup and there would need to be a reason to meet.
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It's a bummer, but (crew chief) Greg (Ives) and all of us will regroup and we should be strong next week.
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Earlier on Monday, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that Syrian militants had used a temporary ceasefire around Aleppo to regroup.
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"We're down, can't lose another game, so we're going to go back to New York, regroup," Rangers Coach Alain Vigneault said.
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"We just have to go home and regroup like we did last time," said Lundqvist, who made 28 saves on Saturday.
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Republicans are struggling to regroup after their seven-year effort to dismantle the Affordable Care Act hurtled off the rails overnight.
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And the outbreak of fighting between the Turks and the Kurds just might give ISIS enough breathing room to regroup. Confused?
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Joseph Votel said the fight against the terror group is "not over" and warned ISIS could regroup after US troops leave.
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Then 33, she planned to regroup, find another job and, within a few months, move out and resume her independent life.
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While disappointed, the 37-year-old was philosophical in defeat and pledged to regroup for another tilt at the French Open.
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We'll have to regroup as an arts community, however fractured we may be, because that's how we can survive and grow.
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If that regional government fails to regroup before October 21, Tuesday's votes are expected to be implemented into law in Northern Ireland.
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It's like cleaning out you cupboards and drawers and getting rid of stuff so you can regroup and see what's actually there.
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What would be provided would not just be sanctuary, but an opportunity to regroup, establish connections, build networks, train and plan operations.
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Organizers of Sudan's pro-democracy protests say they will regroup and fight on after a deadly crackdown this week by paramilitary groups.
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The splits have also given space to Islamist militants trying to regroup after Islamic State lost its stronghold of Sirte in 2016.
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Bernie Sanders, but also raised a number of troubling questions as the party attempts to regroup ahead of next year's midterm elections.
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During their chat, the two discussed aging, beauty and what Kravitz does to relax and regroup (it involves a lot of sweating).
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Better yet, get up and walk around the office for five minutes, then take another five finding a quiet place to regroup.
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"Public trust in the system" would start to erode, it warned, adding it would then need up to five years to regroup.
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It is time to regroup, and to understand where we are and where we need to be as we chart new leadership.
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We're staying positive and we know it's a new game coming up Monday, so we've got to regroup here and look forward.
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It is time to regroup and to understand where we are and where we need to be as we chart new leadership.
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Britain's largest telecoms group also said it would leave its London headquarters in its latest attempt to regroup after an accounting scandal.
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She took solace in that idea, but decided to regroup, do more advertising, and eventually she got 15 women to show up.
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From other genres, I think it's going to take time, but we can surely regroup all kinds of audiences to hear us.
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US troops leaving Syria for Iraq hit a hurdle Tuesday after Iraq said it hadn't given permission for them to regroup there.
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The break is reportedly so bitter that there is talk of Meghan and Harry spending a few years in Botswana to regroup.
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As Sansa Stark suggested, now is the time to regroup, recover and rethink, which means that strategy is more important than ever.
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I did not want my Catan identity to be stolen further, so we decided to end the game early and regroup later.
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The difference is that in those battles, the jihadists made a strategic retreat, choosing to abandon their positions to consolidate and regroup.
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During the course of a somewhat drunken dark night of the soul, the four friends catch up, argue, have crises and regroup.
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That halt has given ISIS, seen as largely defeated last year, a chance to regroup and reassert itself in Iraq and Syria.
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But the documentary has surprisingly upbeat messages both personal (when you are dealt a blow, regroup and keep going) and political (Mr.
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But the Afrin operation could upend that goal, and allow jihadist groups in Idlib, as well as ISIS, the opportunity to regroup.
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By withdrawing our troops, you just handed ISIS on a silver platter the ability to regroup and plan attacks against the West.
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He or she will have only 109 days after the convention ends to relax and regroup before Election Day on Nov. 3.
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Votel said Tuesday that the fight against the terror group is "not over" and warned ISIS could regroup after US troops leave.
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Federer took time off to celebrate and heal a sore leg; Wawrinka took time off to regroup and heal an ailing knee.
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At times, after fits of effective sidestepping from the nominee, they paused for several seconds to regroup, looking through their notes anew.
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"I hope this blip of relief gives a moment to regroup, but it is indeed only a blip," Ms. Mosier Dubois said.
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Don't sweat it though, take this month to regroup and plan your year; 2016 will be better — it just has to be.
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Be aware of the situation so you know if you need to walk away or back off, and regroup at a later time.
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Parks tells PEOPLE that after Nida left, she had to regroup, refocus and work on herself and children — Ayden, 6, and Dylan, 3.
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There were miles and miles to go, narratively speaking – plenty of runway for the show to absorb each disruption, regroup, and move on.
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It was a fun one tonight for us, but we definitely have to regroup and get refocused on the start for Game 7.
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By resigning before the no-confidence motion, Mr O'Neill allowed ministers and pro-government legislators to regroup behind Mr Marape as his replacement.
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A delay to negotiations would allow allies of the former Bashir government to regroup, so strikes and other protests were necessary, he said.
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Purdue saw its six-game winning streak halted with an 82-70 loss at Michigan on Saturday and looks to regroup against Indiana.
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After this training, a few of staffers started meditating regularly around noon to regroup before taking on the second half of their day.
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After no days off since May 13, the Pirates were looking forward to a day away from the park on Monday to regroup.
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We were in such shock and had to regroup, get back to the corporate office in New York and notify the CEO immediately.
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Put the red line back in and everyone has to come back and regroup and build speed and come through the neutral zone.
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It was a stunning retort in an administration where the typical response to being put down is to slink away quietly and regroup.
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"We shall continue to work by, with, and through our partner forces to deny Daesh the ability to regroup and reorganize," Braga added.
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But they were allowed to regroup just over the mountains in Pakistan, and from there they still menace Afghanistan and the wider region.
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US power vacuums in Syria and Iraq have allowed ISIS fighters to regroup, and they pose a renewed risk to the region's stability.
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The news comes as JBS - now the world's largest beef exporter - attempts to regroup under a new Ireland-based company, JBS Foods International.
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So Tuesday morning was something like a respite — a moment to regroup after a year of all-out war — before the final battle.
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And when you have that many opportunities to win, there's always a 'we'll regroup and go get 'em tomorrow' mentality after a loss.
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He and Tim always switched off halfway through each round: the person who'd been perpetrating assaults got to take a water break, regroup.
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Republican women are struggling the most; unlike Democrats, they often lose in primaries, and are working to regroup on that front for 2020.
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Now, Toronto must regroup for Game 6 on Thursday at Golden State, but so far, that hasn't been an issue for this team.
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As they head into the holiday season, Harry and Meghan are taking a rare six-week break to regroup amid the family stress.
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Turkey's NATO allies don't want an open-ended Turkish offensive that could spur another refugee exodus or give ISIS the opportunity to regroup.
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After a staggering failure to come together to repeal and replace ObamaCare, the GOP needs some time to regroup and reconsider their approach.
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Faye Wattleton, the former president of Planned Parenthood, said that women have always had to regroup, even after they thought battles were won.
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Some militants fled into desert areas to the south and west of Sirte where Libyan officials say they have been trying to regroup.
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Analysts criticized it as ineffective, saying it only gave militants breathing room to dig in and regroup, concerns that were echoed on Thursday.
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The 2017 storms forced hoteliers to regroup and rebuild — which has, according to leading travel advisers, ushered in a new age of hospitality.
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I thought of a summer in the forest as a conduit for peaceful introspection — a place to regroup before joining the real world.
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The intelligence agency said that the death of Mr. al-Baghdadi would probably have "little effect" on the Islamic State's ability to regroup.
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That relative inattention has given al Qaeda the time it needed to regroup after Osama bin Laden's death and even expand its operations.
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After losing the last four games, Osaka took a bathroom break to regroup before the deciding set, and left the court in tears.
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One man with his wife and small children took shelter in a church, trying to warm up and regroup after the arduous crossing.
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Pompeo acknowledged that the two sides might have to regroup, but made it clear the US wants to continue negotiating with North Korea.
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"If we get a poor non-farm number, then the dollar would sell off and gold can regroup," said INTL FCStone analyst Edward Meir.
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They are also not averse to stopping counter-attacks by conceding a cynical free kick when they lose possession to allow time to regroup.
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This could take the band out of commission for at least four years and whether they will regroup is very much in the air.
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The expedition's various members work to regroup when they learn that the shape-shifting and predatory Fell are planning an attack on the Reaches.
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But with 2018 a mere three days away, now's your chance to regroup, refocus, and wash your hands of the singular grossness of 2017.
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Its forward pitch seems to push the more raffish, improvisational works into the corners and up the walls, where they heave, bristle, and regroup.
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Most of its remaining fighters are either on the run, seeking new refuges in which to regroup, or holed up in grinding urban combat.
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Time to regroup, he must be thinking on the outside, we can do this, at least there were only two people with swords. NOPE!
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But it's clear that there's finally some long-term thinking going on in Philadelphia, and it will serve the franchise well as they regroup.
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But after we threw that guy (Gennett) out at the plate that gave me a chance to regroup and then we just started hitting.
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But experts are predicting that the militant organization will regroup and return should the political and physical reconstruction of those two countries be unsuccessful.
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Prior to the Turkish incursion in early October, a Pentagon report indicated that ISIS was already beginning to regroup, committing assassinations and extorting civilians.
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Espaillat said the bill's supporters will "regroup" when Congress returns to Washington next month to determine whether Michael Cohen's claims warrant a sixth article.
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"Right now I need to step away and need to regroup and need to heal and need to not be the story," Gimelstob said.
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Consequences, which extended as far as not being able to travel to the United States, forced the then 19-year-old singer to regroup.
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Britain's exit, which shocked and destabilized the union a year ago, is now perceived as an opportunity for the 27 remaining members to regroup.
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Critics say a U.S. retreat will abandon the Kurds to be slaughtered by Turkey and lead to chaos that will allow ISIS to regroup.
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The local unit, which had been under pressure this month mainly due to repatriation of dollars by international companies, began to regroup this week.
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" It's unclear whether the event will go forward as planned, she said, as "we just have to regroup and think about how to proceed.
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But if Calheiros delays the vote it could give Rousseff vital time to regroup, negotiate and try to swing wavering senators in her favor.
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Burton's website will redirect to the Global Climate Strike website and says its physical stores will provide a space for climate protesters to regroup.
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Trump and his advisers must now regroup and try to figure out how to avoid another legislative debacle on their next big issue, tax reform.
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Since the 153s and 2000s, the group has been largely dormant in the UK, until Glass decided to call for a regroup in October 2014.
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Meanwhile, many military officials, regional analysts and senior U.S. lawmakers insist that IS still remains a capable force, and could regroup if U.S. troops leave.
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The International Day of the Woman on March 8 is another opportunity for activists to regroup, refocus and renew attention to their causes, Mercado said.
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Let's regroup here for a second: while walking the red carpet of the Emmys, Woodley basically asked why people wasted their time watching television shows.
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I use this time to regroup my thoughts and visualize the day ahead, and slowly I let go of any stress from the day before.
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Lavrov, speaking at a news conference in Moscow before the vote, argued that a ceasefire would also give rebels the chance to regroup and strengthen.
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"Obviously a heartbreak loss there with my North Dakota team but, you know, I had to regroup there and focus on this game," Boeser said.
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You haven't been getting enough sleep or time alone to regroup lately, Taurus, but today some supportive energy will flow around getting you some rest.
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The last cease-fire only gave them time to regroup and get more ammunition and arms, in order to hit us even harder than before.
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Last spring, when the Feds attempted to regroup and set aside a much smaller portion of the 85033,000 documents as protected, she rejected the request.
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But the report they oversaw argues that any lifting of pressure on the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) could allow it to regroup.
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Florida called timeout at 73:27 to regroup, and when play resumed, Luongo smothered the puck again after a flurry in front of his net.
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A brief rain shower at 21994-212 and the ensuing delay to close the Centre Court roof allowed Williams to regroup after a shaky start.
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What I hope is that The Times pauses to regroup, returning with a rigor that more sharply defines the exceptional and rejects the second-rate.
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The past year has brought rising fears about Sunni Muslim extremism in Bangladesh, as domestic militant networks appeared to regroup after a period of inactivity.
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When I first imagined this leave, I thought of it as a chance to regroup, catch my breath, and figure out what I really wanted.
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I thought I would have a quick break and regroup, just to have a respite of all these gory images that you see every night.
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Travel experts weigh in on what you need to think about ahead of a big trip — and how to quickly regroup — when the unexpected happens.
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In reality, there is no longer a conventional fighting season in Afghanistan, with the war raging all year without giving Afghan forces time to regroup.
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The rest of the Greek Army had to land all over again, regroup, and be completely silent as thousands of them approached a sleeping city.
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There is a bumpy road at the start and then authorities regroup as they learn how the pathogen behaves and is transmitted to vulnerable people.
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A convenient cover for militantsThe global coronavirus outbreak could also create opportunities for non-state actors, such as militant groups, to regroup and eventually resurge.
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In an effort to regroup, Nora checks in with her estranged evangelical mother (Dalia Davi) and, we learn, her mother's roommate with benefits (Dawn McGee).
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They also serve as an indicator of the vast ungoverned spaces that still offer fertile safe havens where Islamic State and Qaeda fighters can regroup.
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That reputation turned off potential investors who considered an investment in the company late last year, and HQ ultimately paused the funding process to regroup.
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Now the two-time defending champions will try to regroup before Sunday's Game 2, which once again will come in front of Toronto's wild crowds.
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It will displace hundreds of thousands of people, complicate an already-chaotic war and offer the jihadists of Islamic State (IS) a chance to regroup.
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After the pitching coach Larry Rothschild paid a visit to the mound, perhaps to allow Chapman to regroup, Chapman completed the game with two groundouts.
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"The expansion that happened by the banks, specifically abroad, will be reviewed and the banks will regroup themselves and their capacities in Lebanon," he said.
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Many of them, including fighters who fled from Surt, began to regroup at two training camps about 25 miles southwest of the city, officials said.
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Under the plan, the company's global operations and Brazil-based food processor Seara Alimentos will regroup under a new Ireland-based company, JBS Foods International.
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Although some pro-Beijing heavyweights were toppled by relative newcomers, the DAB's Lee says her party will regroup for key legislative council elections next September.
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Not to be outdone, Blues rookie Jordan Binnington answered with authority any questions regarding his ability to regroup after surrendering six goals in Game 3.
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This is not a time for celebration, this is a time to dig deep and to regroup and figure out what our next steps are.
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James had his way with Indiana teams of old, and maybe franchises need the benefit of time to regroup before running into the thresher again.
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"We weren't happy with the way the power play was clicking in the first two and got an opportunity to regroup in the intermission," Steen said.
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The TODAY Show also spoke on how she and her two very over-achieving kids had to pause from their lives and regroup after Gifford's passing.
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This decision could rebound against Trump, if it opens a security vacuum that lets ISIS regroup and undermines his claim to have crushed the terror group.
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They could also try and retake the land of the caliphate, disappear back in to ungoverned territory to regroup or a combination of all of that.
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Trump has to regroup The good news for Trump: The next stop is New York, where the billionaire calls home and is up in the polls.
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While Barnawi rejects Shekau's strategy of suicide bombings in crowded areas, analysts think he could regroup in rural areas to stage targeted strikes against the army.
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The Turkish assault has drawn widespread international criticism and alarm that it could allow Islamic State fighters in Syria to escape Kurdish-run prisons and regroup.
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The Turkish assault has prompted widespread criticism and alarm that it could allow Islamic State fighters in Syria to escape their Kurdish-run prisons and regroup.
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"Every now and then there are times when we notice we're getting off track and have to regroup," Chip says in the latest issue of PEOPLE.
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Thompson said Trump and Republican leaders need to "regroup" and educate rank-and-file lawmakers and the American public on the merits of fixing Obamacare now.
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Given the interest in the service, the team is planning to regroup after the holidays to see where they want to take Call to Action next.
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We know Republicans are still trying to spring their health care bill on the Senate, and turn it into law before Democrats have time to regroup.
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The anti-GNA forces, which are aligned with a previous, self-declared government, were driven from Tripoli late in May and have been trying to regroup.
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Islamic State, and other militants in Syria, have ample opportunity to regroup, especially if the political grievances that drove the conflict remain unresolved, the officials said.
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The fight was edging towards its end, but was also at a key stage of mopping up potent leadership and denying them the chance to regroup.
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Kazi Reazul Hoque, the head of the country's human rights commission, said local officials made a "gross mistake" by allowing the crowd to regroup Sunday morning.
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The Netherlands-based telecoms and cable group plans to regroup its French unit SFR under a new entity named Altice Europe, it said earlier on Tuesday.
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A significant line-up shakeup took place after the release of 2014's Time to Die, and the band needed to regroup and rethink their approach.
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It sent a high-level delegation a year ago to Viña del Mar, Chile, where the pact's members sought to regroup after the United States' withdrawal.
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For fans who might get too overwhelmed by the loud noises and bright lights on the field, the sensory room offers a quiet spot to regroup.
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Given the state of negotiations and high political stakes, some Republican allies are hoping that Congress will punt the budget fight to the fall and regroup.
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In the most recent sign of the scramble to regroup, Ford and Volkswagen said Friday that they were teaming up to tackle the self-driving challenge.
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As they head into the holiday season, Harry and Meghan are taking a rare six-week break to regroup amid the family stress and tabloid scrutiny.
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We should stop and regroup, but the tidal wave of cannabis is overtaking us, and we are fighting the rising tide with wading boots and umbrellas.
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That seemed to cut against earlier statements from the group, which had hinted that the Islamic State could withdraw and regroup in the desert if necessary.
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SWCC candidates must swim through the surf break zone with their swim buddies and then regroup as a class 400 yards away in calm open water.
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The votes won't resolve the shutdown, in other words, but they might defuse the tension for a few days and give Republicans a chance to regroup.
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"Everyone is going to take the time to regroup and console one another and appreciate each other's existence because we lost such precious lives," she told CNN.
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That prompted Microsoft to quickly regroup and put out an Xbox One config that came without a Kinect, which in hindsight was the beginning of the end.
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Puig's been known to break bats during his career ... so he was able to regroup and walk back to the dugout without so much of a limp.
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She said she would remain involved in Australian cycling in mentoring roles, as the national team strives to regroup for Tokyo after a disappointing campaign in Rio.
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All the while, the Astros were making their hits count and putting pressure on the Nationals to regroup — without the benefit of a meeting at 30,000 feet.
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Al-Qaeda would soon thereafter decamp from its Sudanese bases to its regroup in Afghanistan, from which it would just a few years later launch the Sept.
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The level of humility it takes to swallow, to pause, to listen and to regroup is absolutely bananas and you are showing us all the higher way.
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Currently there are 9,303 troops supporting the Afghanistan government in its fight against the Taliban, attempts by al Qaeda to regroup and a nascent threat from ISIS.
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Three years earlier, the rapper announced the cancellation of her "Great Escape" tour, explaining that the decision stemmed from a need to take a break and regroup.
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The platform is a move by Democrats to regroup ahead of the 2018 midterm congressional elections after Hillary Clinton's loss to Republican President Donald Trump in 2016.
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That performance was a shock to Djokovic and his extensive entourage, but he decided to give himself a day off from practicing Monday to regroup and reboot.
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"Golden State ... when they lost (to Sacramento) and had some time to recover and regroup, it's a tough team to play against," Bulls coach Fred Hoiberg said.
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Tell your team that you had a tough morning with your kids and then faced a horrible commute and that you need a few minutes to regroup.
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Jio's free voice and cut-price data plans have also pushed rivals such as Bharti to reduce rates, while forcing smaller players to either regroup or exit.
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Earlier, German Vice Chancellor Olaf Scholz, a Social Democrat, told Germany's Tagesspiegel that he had ruled out entering another grand coalition as the SPD seeks to regroup.
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AQIM and ISIS both are estimated to have hundreds of fighters in Libya, but ISIS in recent months has been pushed south and is struggling to regroup.
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Others warned that many migrants who remained determined to reach Britain would simply scatter into the surrounding countryside, only to regroup in Calais at a later date.
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I think it was what kept us happy though was that we had this other side to us that made us feel it was good to regroup.
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Many of the staff members would later regroup with Stephen Hillenburg, who was creative director and a producer on Rocko's Modern Life, to work on SpongeBob SquarePants.
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According to athletic director Rick George, that hasn't been happening lately ... so CU decided to regroup and let 13-year-old Ralphie chill before she hurts someone.
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If Clinton wins, they think their bruised and fractured party will have time to reflect, regroup and rebuild against a common enemy in a new Clinton administration.
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" Hurd, a former CIA operative, disagreed with the President's assessment, telling CNN that while "ISIS fighters are on the run," they still "have the ability to regroup.
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For now, coffee shops serve as my "agenda-less" places to regroup and collect my thoughts, but do they resemble the chic Anthropologie home of my dreams?
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But by the early aughts, the industry managed to regroup by selling brightly dyed fur that, to the naked eye, was hard to distinguish from fake fur.
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Look for Fink and the Trojans to regroup with a better offensive performance against an Irish side that might already have their minds on their upcoming vacation.
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In the face of these hypercompetent, superqualified women, who have surmounted every barrier set before them, the sexist backlash has been forced to retreat, regroup and adapt.
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These developments will afford these groups opportunities to regroup, reorganize and engage in more training, as well as plan new activity on both operational and strategic levels.
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So far, we've typically watched a cycle where Republicans take a month or two to regroup, and then begin to work anew on a slightly different plan.
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Thousands of Islamic State fighters are also still at large in Iraq and Syria, biding their time to rearm and regroup to strike the same regions again.
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" Former French gymnast Cecile Landi, who is currently part of American great Simone Biles' coaching staff: "We will regroup and 'replan' to get back strong for 2021!
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I think conservatives will need to regroup and build off the NeverTrump movement in order to create the inviting and inclusive movement we need in today's world.
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The Tigers will once again have to regroup, and, fortunately for them, they have nearly a month before facing their next opponent from a Power Five conference.
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In response, Afghan forces tend to concentrate their firepower during that wave to stop the insurgents' advance and make it harder for them to regroup and retaliate.
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If we are going to live to fight another day, we have to get on those little arks, sail toward safer harbor, then regroup, replenish and rebuild.
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Gifford called the move a gift to ISIS, which "thrives on chaos" and would be expected to try to liberate its supporters from Kurdish prisons and regroup.
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There has also been an uptick in attacks by the Islamic State, suggesting that the Sunni terrorist group may be taking advantage of the chaos to regroup.
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As more fighters are captured and the detainee population swells, officials worry that the camps are becoming new ground for ISIS to regroup and develop new networks.
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Taking place during Afghanistan's colder months, the increased assaults have helped keep the Taliban engaged in peace talks while giving the beleaguered Afghan military time to regroup.
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Just having a time period to relax and regroup would be more beneficial than continuing to stress throughout your senior year worrying about impressing your future college.
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We will now regroup and make arrangements for the team to return home as soon as possible to be back in their community and with their families.
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Trump does not appear poised to quickly end that standoff, and officials say talks with the Chinese are at a standstill as both sides regroup from the setback.
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I head back to the Airbnb to regroup and refresh, and figure out if I want to go find a cocktail or just stay in for the night.
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Like the upcoming X-Men: Apocalypse, they're overly long blockbusters, thrill rides that'd benefit from at least a 10-minute breather for the audience to regroup and rally.
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Tom Izzo's squad won't have any time to regroup, as Michigan State visits the No. 22 Illinois Fighting Illini Tuesday before hosting No. 9 Maryland four days later.
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Turkey's NATO allies fear its operation will cause a fresh humanitarian crisis in Syria and could allow Islamic State prisoners held by the YPG to escape and regroup.
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She documented the painful process on Twitter, squealing in pain and taking frequent breaks to regroup as she worked to remove the Pilaten Black Mask inch-by-inch.
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We kind of blew it and didn't get it done, but it's nice today to see the guys regroup and giving everything they got to get the win.
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If Turkish and Syrian forces decide to exploit the vacuum and move in, possibly clashing in doing so, the mayhem could again create opportunities for IS to regroup.
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On 2013's "Amor De Dos," she's paired up with famous reggatonero Nicky Jam, who had moved to Medellín to regroup and revive his then-flagging music career.
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Some of the biggest names in the industry are waiving fees and being extra-accommodating by giving travelers a few days to regroup and find a new flight.
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Britain's junior Foreign Office minister Tobias Ellwood told reporters that the Russian pause was "being used simply for them to regroup and further their own stranglehold over Aleppo".
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Thankfully, however, the format has led to a few more innovations, like pause blocks, which let Mario regroup as he considers the careful geometry of his next leap.
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Experts on America's longest war say militant safe havens in Pakistan have allowed Taliban-linked insurgents a place to plot attacks in Afghanistan and regroup after ground offensives.
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Rather than be isolated there if the war goes badly, many are likely to desert the national forces to regroup with their fellows in central and northern Afghanistan.
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A Russian deputy foreign minister, Sergei Ryabkov, said Washington's stance would allow militants to regroup since it required a ceasefire before distinguishing between terrorists and other opposition groups.
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A damning new report from the Department of Defense's Inspector General finds that President Donald Trump's chaotic Syria withdrawal opened the door for ISIS to regroup in Syria.
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And I hope he will take some time to regroup, do a little rehabilitation on his leg, and come back and participate in a way that only Sen.
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They negotiated through the night and into yesterday morning, at which point Donald Tusk, the council president, extended proceedings to give leaders a chance to sleep and regroup.
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House GOP lawmakers are set to regroup on Wednesday evening to decide how to move forward with government funding ahead of a Friday deadline to prevent a shutdown.
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"I have actually had to come back from losing match points, so I think the biggest thing is just being able to regroup in those moments," she said.
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Music is no exception, and recent years have seen late 28s and early 290s bands regroup, rebrand and perform an onslaught of Freshers' Week events across the country.
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The only thing to be optimistic about is that Democrats are going to have to regroup and get it right next time—reclaim the Senate in two years.
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Recently, Reika and I met at a cafe in Ame-mura, Osaka's American village, after she returned from a six-month trip to Australia to reset and regroup.
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On April 1, Faurecia will launch a Japan-based business group named "Faurecia Clarion Electronics", which will regroup Clarion, Parrot Faurecia Automotive and Coagent Electronics, the company explained.
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Larsson posted a furious comeback, winning five straight games to take the second set, 7-5, and forcing Kerber to regroup in the 103-minute break between periods.
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The way the actors regroup between scenes has a lovely ritual feel, but the characters in this act, the longest section of the play, seem only superficially realized.
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Clinton will be hoping to regroup and position her campaign for wins in the next contests, the Nevada caucuses (February 20) and the South Carolina primary (February 27).
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That play, plus a roughing-the-passer penalty, put Clemson on Notre Dame's 19-yard line with nine seconds left and, thanks to Rodgers, a timeout to regroup.
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His own generals — "my generals" — and national security staff have warned that such a retreat could allow the shattered Islamic State to regroup and spread global chaos again.
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It has created uncertainty about not only when the economy will recover but also whether workers will physically be able to regroup in the weeks and months ahead.
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Islamic State militants lost their Libya stronghold in the central town of Sirte in December 2016 but the group has retreated to the country's vast desert to regroup.
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The Sunni Muslim IS has struggled to regroup and develop a new strategy since the killing of its leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi by U.S. forces in October.
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Congressmen from both parties argue that, although they realise that Americans have had enough of foreign wars, abandoning brave allies and letting IS regroup are beyond the pale.
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Synopsis: When rich video-store magnate Johnny Rose and his family suddenly find themselves broke, they are forced to leave their pampered lives to regroup in Schitt's Creek.
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Despised by the American president, attacked by Russia, abandoned by Britain, the European Union, with France and Germany as its pillars, needs to regroup for a new start.
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Trump later backed off that plan after criticisms that a full withdrawal would allow ISIS to regroup and leave partner forces such as the Kurds vulnerable to attack.
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Wilkinson says the union members are a bit scattered and trying to regroup at the moment, but there's some initial discussion of forming a worker-owned cooperative cafe.
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He said that when you exterminate the "queen ant" and don't follow up, the insects regroup and return to their anthill — either that, or others take the queen's place.
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MOSCOW, Aug 15 (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov complained on Monday that Syrian militants had used temporary ceasefires in fighting in and around Aleppo to regroup and rearm.
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The increased activity has raised concern that Islamic State could regroup around Sirte, from where it was driven out in December by local forces and a U.S. air campaign.
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But coaching changes and strong performances at Grand Prix events in the run-up to Pyeongchang helped them regroup and focus on the last months of their competitive careers.
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Russian Ambassador Alexey Borodavkin accused Britain and its allies of "trying to save terrorists from being the target of strikes, allowing them to regroup and continue their barbaric acts".
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The shop's two locations have been consistently selling out of product and the team had to shut down and regroup to make sure they could keep up with demand.
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The report specifically said President Donald Trump's decision to rapidly draw down troops in Syria and pull diplomatic staff from Iraq increased instability and allowed the militants to regroup.
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In private, Mnangagwa's allies worry that some of Mugabe's supporters could regroup and campaign against the new president in elections that will be held in four to five months.
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Rain began to fall while Nadal celebrated, forcing a delay as the Arthur Ashe stadium's retractable roof was closed and providing the defending champion with an opportunity to regroup.
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With Congress gone for a weeklong recess, there is no immediate opportunity for lawmakers to regroup after Thursday's defeat of three Senate bills, including one backed by President Trump.
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Democrats are scrambling to regroup after they were defeated in a Georgia House election that came to be seen as a referendum on politics in the age of Trump.
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Mazlum Kobani, whose Kurdish-led force fought the Islamic State in Syria, fears that a complete United States withdrawal could endanger his people and allow the jihadists to regroup.
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But Moscow ruled out a lasting ceasefire, a step that Western governments have been demanding, saying that would only give Islamist rebels in the city an opportunity to regroup.
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INTERNATIONAL An article on Wednesday about efforts by the Islamic State to regroup in Libya described incorrectly the aircraft used against an Islamic State training camp there in January.
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After just one day off to regroup from a double-digit loss at Nebraska, Purdue visited Ohio and produced a 69-51 nonconference victory Tuesday night in Athens, Ohio.
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Macron's turnaround in polls comes as political rivals are scrambling to regroup and form a stronger opposition, at a time when both the left and right are deeply fragmented.
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While she was aware she would most likely lose in the state, the margin was still large, and she must regroup before the Democratic debate in Milwaukee on Thursday night.
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Helmand, a Taliban heartland and the biggest source of Afghanistan's opium, has been under pressure for months, with government forces pulling out of several districts to regroup around Lashkar Gah.
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Coming off a 132-903 shellacking and down 0-2 in the series, the Cavaliers face desperate times as they head home to regroup and attempt to defend their title.
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If people came to a protest to commiserate, regroup, and look ahead, but if the protest was created with the intent to undercut those efforts, what was the real outcome?
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The New York Rangers will need to regroup quickly if they hope to bounce back from a rare regulation loss as they visit the struggling Toronto Maple Leafs on Thursday.
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US military and local officials have warned that Trump's decision to withdraw US troops could threaten US-led efforts to kill and capture ISIS members and allow them to regroup.
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What if the studio had taken stock of the public mood and taken a pause to regroup before the final installment, rather than shoot Darker and Freed back-to-back?
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But that same year, half the band jumped ship, leaving Cymbals to regroup and make 2011's polarizing, mazy, weed-fueled Lenses Alien, a record they no longer play live.
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The 36-year-old businesswoman credits the crystals she was given by people in her life for allowing her to regroup during her post-robbery time out of the spotlight.
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The most urgent matter for the SPD is to get a new leader in place after Martin Schulz said last week he would quit to allow the party to regroup.
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Rodrigo Abeja, a coordinator from immigrant rights group Pueblo Sin Fronteras that has been organizing similar caravans for several years, said the caravan planned to regroup before making any decisions.
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Neil Walker followed with a two-run homer and Michael Conforto contributed a solo home run, prolonging the inning and enabling the heavy-footed Colon to regroup in the dugout.
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Coyotes 3, Oilers 2 (OT) Derek Stepan scored the game-winning goal in overtime as Arizona managed to regroup from a late blown lead to get a win in Edmonton.
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In August, the new leader of its east Libyan branch, Abu Musab al-Farouq, said high-level figures who had escaped from Sirte were helping it regroup not far away.
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Certainly, there will be downswings ahead, but these are getting shallower and Trump has an ability, which will only get stronger as the fight becomes one-on-one, to regroup.
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Mr. Sanders's speech came as Democrats desperately try to figure out how to regroup and energize the party now that Republicans control the White House, the Senate and the House.
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"We should keep our expectations in check ... If anything, it will make the Taliban even stronger by giving it some breathing room and time to regroup and reload," Kugelman said.
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Otherwise he would have either made a big scene and bailed, or demanded some type of quick and public concession so he could claim victory, then go home and regroup.
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Or we can regroup, work to get more progressives in the legislature this November, and build up our numbers for the next battle in a war that will never end.
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Mr. Cohn, who officials said has not set a firm departure date, will probably take a month or so to regroup after leaving, according to someone familiar with his thinking.
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But with the possible return of family separation, the Resistance needs to regroup, and demanding a boycott of Trump officials tainted by baby-snatching is a good place to begin.
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Security analyst Rommel Banlaoi said Baghdadi's demise and uncertainty about the leadership could undermine operations of Islamic State loyalists seeking to regroup and establish their own territory in Southeast Asia.
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Alihan Demir made a pair of free throws, Carr drained a 73-pointer and Michael Hurt made a layup for the Golden Gophers, prompting Illinois to call timeout to regroup.
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But when my friends' laptop was stolen from the room, we decided it was too dangerous and uncomfortable and splurged on a night at the Grand Hotel Europe to regroup.
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While military experts agree that the network, also known as ISIS, has lost most of its territory in the region, many of its fighters remain at large and could regroup.
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Both Ms. Miller and Ms. Nicholas said that there were positive aspects to Mercury being in retrograde, and that it was a good opportunity to look back, reflect and regroup.
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If it's near closing time, and the Snapchat employees aren't even making an effort to hand out wristbands, you may want to cut your losses and regroup the following day.
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Experts on America's longest war argue that militant safe havens in Pakistan have allowed Taliban-linked insurgents a place to plot deadly strikes in Afghanistan and regroup after ground offensives.
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If Cruz were to win in Iowa, where he was leading until this week, he would at least buy the establishment time to regroup after New Hampshire, where Trump leads mightily.
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But even if it loses territory and any pretense at governing, it is likely to regroup as more of an Islamist insurgency in the vast open spaces of the Libyan desert.
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The steady severance checks were still hitting, so it would be the perfect time to regroup and line up enough freelance work to hopefully float me until I got my bearings.
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Sitting seventh after the opening night with her confidence shaken, Douglas will have to quickly regroup and tap into the resolve that has earned her a reputation as a clutch performer.
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Islamic State was driven from Sirte last year and has been trying to regroup in the desert to the south, launching occasional forays into inhabited areas and attacks against local forces.
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"Having a few days away from things was very helpful for Kelly," a source close to Ripa told PEOPLE of the talk show host's decision to regroup following Strahan's shocking announcement.
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Oregon needs to regroup after falling to Arizona without Boucher, a key part of the team's imposing frontline who averaged 11.8 points, 33 rebounds and 2.5 blocks coming off the bench.
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Iraqi troops, Shiite militiamen and Kurdish forces have driven IS from nearly all of Iraq, but if they turn on one another, that could give the extremists an opening to regroup.
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Ghana's cedi is expected to regroup on potential bond portfolio inflows after losing ground to the dollar on news that the government would not extend its three-year IMF aid deal.
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Oakland had a chance to regroup when its game against Houston on Sunday was rained out, but it managed only three hits in suffering a 7-0 loss in the opener.
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After the Brussels terror arrests this week, the official said concerns were obvious and the U.S. was worried other members of the terror cell could go underground, or regroup and strike.
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However, the Tigers were able to regroup, and after trailing 32-17 after a dunk by Gafford, they responded and cut the Hogs' lead down to 35-28 at the break.
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President Donald Trump and Republicans on Capitol Hill need to "regroup" quickly and figure out how to pass an Obamacare replacement sooner rather than later, Tommy Thompson told CNBC on Monday.
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"We'll have a chance to regroup, and take a look at what we can do to take a bipartisan approach, modify some of those things where there are questions," he said.
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It comes as French leader Emmanuel Macron discusses Syria with U.S. President Donald Trump, pressing his American counterpart to keep his forces in place to ensure the militants do not regroup.
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Djokovic, meanwhile, will regroup for the U.S. Open starting on Monday week, and he did not sound particularly concerned by his latest defeat, preferring instead to heap praise on his opponent.
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Oregon State and Utah were hoping to carry some momentum heading into their Pac-113 meeting Saturday, but instead they'll be trying to regroup when they collide in Salt Lake City.
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"We just wanted Tim to take a step back, take a breath, just regroup," said White Sox manager Rick Renteria, who added Anderson is expected back in the lineup on Monday.
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There are very legitimate worries that a Turkish military offensive against the Kurds will make it much easier for the thousands of ISIS militants now underground to regroup and reassert themselves.
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Previously, Turkey had allowed Syrian rebels to train and regroup within its borders, but the increasing prevalence of ISIS and the YPG forces near Turkey's southern border prompted Turkey's military involvement.
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The conservative group Heritage Action on Wednesday held a press call to accuse moderates of standing in the way of a deal and called for lawmakers to regroup over the recess.
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Mr. Sanders, who took the day off to rest and regroup with his advisers, is under intense pressure to win the Pennsylvania primary on Tuesday or fall even further behind Mrs.
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"I know that she's going to regroup and get ready for the relay and then her 200 back, and I know both those races will be good for her," said Ledecky.
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We never see her kill any zombies with her bare hands, but she does kill the entire herd swiftly with her katana before deciding to regroup and find Carl and Rick.
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The SPD, who hit their lowest post-war level in the election and had vowed to go into opposition to regroup, also need to get some of their policy ideas through.
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After her own bout with this, Ms. Li took a step back to regroup, then used her experience to build Sanity & Self, a self-care app and platform for overworked women.
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I've never seen a "Journey" in which the characters are so literally up in one another's faces, pushing and pulling and scratching, before retreating into corners to regroup, before pouncing again.
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Nick Viall tweeted that he thinks Peter will be devastated by Madison leaving, but will regroup to propose to Hannah, only to learn from Chris Harrison that Madison returned for him.
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The next one up is Friday, so Thursday is a bit of a breather to regroup and think about, oh my gosh, we have to do so many more of these.
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It feels as though the clouds are squeezing out the last few drops of water before they regroup for the week's second act: a string of possible thunderstorms through the weekend.
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He then retweeted Mr. Trump's posts about "imploding" Obamacare in a virtual pile-on as Republican senators began to regroup from their third failed attempt to undo the Affordable Care Act.
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One former aide said the timing gives Harris time to regroup and restructure her national political image around the upcoming impeachment hearings, which will likely come to the Senate in January.
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One of the main insurgent groups in eastern Ghouta, Jaish al-Islam, said the government's "scorched earth policy" had forced rebels to retreat and regroup, but vowed to recover lost territory.
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An end to the U.S. air war will likely heighten fears that Islamic State, which has lost almost all of the territory it once controlled, could be given space to regroup.
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His tragic passing, coupled with the unavailability of the LA fair's usual venue at the MOCA Geffen, prompted the organizers to cancel the 2018 edition with plans to regroup in 2019.
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When European leaders gathered at an emergency summit in Brussels, days after Mr Trump's bombshell, the solution seemed simple enough: NATO's 29 remaining members would regroup and marshal their defences without America.
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Relieved residents emerge from the rubble Both sides believe that the other is trying to regroup for a renewed push on this strategic piece of real estate at the entrance to Aleppo.
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The Los Angeles Lakers are spiraling in the wrong direction with the momentum from a solid start evaporating, and they will try to regroup when they visit the Phoenix Suns on Friday.
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Birthdays can be overwhelming and we all know Cancers are home-loving folks who need to retreat to regroup, so treat your Cancer friend to a spa or salon of their choice.
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The San Antonio Spurs had three-plus days to reflect on the beating they took from the Los Angeles Clippers and attempt to regroup when they host the Houston Rockets on Wednesday.
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"I just think that we've got to regroup and continue to stay involved and find something that has 51 votes in the Senate that we can make work," Meadows told reporters Friday.
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"Jabhat al-Nusra and groups allied to it would once again be given time to recover, regroup and restore its military capability," he said, using the Arabic name for the Nusra Front.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The European Union wants to centralize market supervision and make banks pay for it, the bloc's financial services chief said, signaling how it will seek to regroup after Britain leaves.
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A shoot-out between the family in the home and the mob on the outside ensued, with Perry managing to hit two of the white men, forcing the white terrorists to regroup.
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As countries began to regroup and decide how they might provide health care to their citizens, often government was the only entity capable of doing so, with businesses and economies in ruin.
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Among them: that the council agree to an international investigation into the wave of killings and that it end the countrywide internet blackout that has badly hampered the protesters' ability to regroup.
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"I just think that we've got to regroup and continue to stay involved and find something that has 85033 votes in the Senate that we can make work," Meadows told reporters Friday.
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Of course, total "defeat" of a terrorist groups is less clear than with enemy armies; terrorists can simply melt into the population and regroup in a less-governed area in the region.
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DUBAI — Islamic State fighters are seizing a chance to escape and regroup as U.S.-allied Kurdish forces turn their attention from guarding thousands of captive extremists to defending themselves from Turkey's assault.
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Outside powers would like to keep things that way; both America and Russia say the Turkish assault has already offered IS a chance to regroup and plot attacks in Syria and elsewhere.
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Some people get to retirement and are so burned out from their careers that they need a year to regroup, said Sharon Good, a career and retirement coach based in New York.
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" She urged editors to slow down, regroup, and wait until the Times could stay true to its past model of "innovating at a thoughtful, measured pace, but with quality worthy of its name.
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There are only a few virtual reality titles that I've played where I need a bit of a "come down" period to regroup my thoughts and start thinking like a real human again.
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I'm really thankful that The Perfection is being released on Netflix, mostly because I had to pause it approximately eight times to take a breather, regroup, and frantically Slack colleagues about my plight.
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Mexico City represents an oasis of sorts for the worn-down migrants hoping to recover from illnesses and blisters, regroup after splintering into smaller bands, and negotiate for transport to the US border.
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The Iraqis managed to capture most of al-Nasr the day we watched their operations -- but a moment of battlefield confusion resulted in their inadvertent withdrawal just as they were attempting to regroup.
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Maybe you just need a minute to regroup, in which your partner can discreetly take you to another room, or maybe you have a code that it's time to leave the party altogether.
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Afghan security forces have been under pressure for months in the province, and government troops have already been forced to pull out of several districts threatened by militants and regroup around Lashkar Gah.
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If a big deal is lost, what's the plan to regroup and ensure the team meets its numbers next quarter to manage the misstep versus the typical finger-pointing ritual in many firms?
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Instead of continuing to beat a dead horse and complaining about ISP snooping, we need to spend this presumably small window of public engagement and concern to regroup for the new fights ahead.
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The Russians appear to have no interest in removing the Syrian president, and ceasefire agreements like the one in Quneitra are helping the Syrian army to regroup and rest many of its soldiers.
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But during the ups and downs of his 14-season career, J.R. Smith has always found a way to regroup, going on to win the NBA title with the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2016.
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RELATED: Bruised Republicans regroup after Obamacare repeal fail "Well, I think all of us realize that if we fail on taxes, that's the end of the Republican Party's governing majority in 2018," Sen.
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The ceasefire was credited for bringing about a sharp drop in El Salvador's murder rates in 2012, but critics say it helped the maras to expand and regroup, and gave them political clout.
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But as the shock of Trump's victory subsides, Cyril and her colleagues aim to regroup and act aggressively to defend the pro-consumer gains that have been achieved over the last several years.
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The prince wants to forge ahead to London to claim his divine throne, while the quartermaster and lord general think it best to retreat to Scotland so they can regroup, resupply, and recruit.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece's bank rescue fund failed to finalise its stance on board changes at National Bank (NBG) on Monday and will regroup to decide on Tuesday, an official at the fund said.
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We talked to people who were either sitting out noncompetes or have already taken leave, and they said it was a good time to regroup after the stress of leaving a longtime gig.
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One European ambassador said there was "no indication" Trump would go to the lengths he did in his announcement and embassies across Washington said they would regroup to sort out their next steps.
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A careless giveaway by Neymar sends Brazil back to regroup, and when Coutinho comes back and tries to spring Jesus over the top, Kompany just grabs him and throws him to the ground.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Rebels have been forced to retreat and regroup in eastern Ghouta because of the Syrian government's "scorched earth" policy, a spokesman for the Jaish al-Islam rebel group said on Sunday.
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If the Islamic State fighters regroup in Turkey, they can return in small groups to Europe or elsewhere via the old refugee route, which is less fluid than it was but still penetrable.
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After Williams made two brief and ultimately underwhelming comeback appearances in March at the BNP Paribas Open and the Miami Open, she decided to take more time off to regroup and get fitter.
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Seminoles coach Leonard Hamilton was forced to take a timeout to regroup his team after Bluiett nailed a 272 to push his team's lead to 236-113, but that did little to help.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Failing Hopefuls Regroup to Save Their Campaigns" (front page, April 28): A huge number of American voters this year are fed up with establishment politics, in both parties.
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A way to reconvene and regroup together in a place where we feel we're connected to our own history, connected to our emotions, connected to what it is to be a community together.
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Class Share: After students complete their primary source analysis, you can have the class or small groups regroup and share what they noticed and inferred as well as what new questions they have.
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"But the idea is that when they come out from their hiding places, when they regroup and return to find their stockpiles ransacked and stripped, they'll realize their situation," he adds, is hopeless.
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Earlier, German Vice Chancellor Olaf Scholz, a Social Democrat, told Germany's Tagesspiegel that he had ruled out entering another grand coalition as the SPD seeks to regroup after losses in the European parliamentary elections.
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Earlier, German vice chancellor Olaf Scholz told Germany's Tagesspiegel that had ruled out entering another grand coalition as the country's Social Democrats seek to regroup after losses during the European parliamentary elections last week.
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Those used in the main event travel at over 50mph—at which speed a collision or capsize can have lasting consequences to a team's chances, since the race schedule leaves little time to regroup.
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Adrift, America faces two perils: one is a vacuum that allows jihadists to regroup, as they did repeatedly in Iraq; the other is being sucked into a regional war that would make everything worse.
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With a range of around five miles, it seems like this device could make it easy to regroup after skiing or a long hike, during a music festival, or while wandering the Vegas strip.
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"A precipitous withdrawal" would allow terrorists like ISIS in Syria and al-Qaeda in Afghanistan "to regroup, destabilize critical regions and create vacuums that could be filled by Iran or Russia," the resolution read.
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While other members of the Anon-IB network will likely regroup elsewhere, Dutch police say they will be notifying each of the hundreds of women identified that compromising media of them is circulating online.
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If Yara succeeds in her mission (and that's a big if), and Daenerys decides to retreat to the Iron Islands after the battle of Winterfell to regroup, the islands might offer a decent respite.
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But while Baghdadi's death is a serious blow to the terror group, as it tries to regroup after the loss of its territorial caliphate in Syria and Iraq, it's far from fatal, experts said.
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Other experts said jihadists could be attracted to the zone, either to carry out attacks that would embarrass the United States or to use the zone as a safe haven where militants could regroup.
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Together, Kay and Sprey worked in secret to develop an aircraft that could cover ground troops from an enemy advance, buying time for grunts to regroup or get out with an aerial weapons strike.
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After dispersing supplies, Watt said he wants to regroup and devise a new plan for the millions he has raised and seek advice from individuals and organizations that have helped victims of Hurricane Katrina.
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As well as backing the advance of the Syrian army on Deir Ezzor, the Russian missile assault also meant an end to ISIS' plans to regroup in Ash Sholah, the Russian defense ministry said.
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The latter is concerning because this isn't a presidential election where we as a party can regroup over the next four years, but an election that could potentially change the face of the nation.
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In Italy, Mediaset Premium, one of two incumbent broadcasters (along with Sky), declined to bid for renewal last year, forcing Serie A to regroup for a new round of bidding, due by January 22nd.
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MOSCOW, Sept 26 (Reuters) - The Kremlin said on Monday it was gravely concerned by the situation in Syria where "terrorists" were using a ceasefire to regroup their forces and wage offensives against government troops.
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If, say, your boss stops you in the hallway to discuss a new role in the company — one you've never considered before — ask for the opportunity to regroup before diving into the negotiation.4.
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Ms. Merkel could still try to approach the Social Democrats, her governing partners since 2013, but they suffered losses in the vote and have vowed to take time out in the opposition to regroup.
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Wary eyes on stocks after global rout Much of the public mood going forward could depend on how stock markets regroup after the worst week since the 2008 banking crisis triggered the Great Recession.
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ABOUT THE DEVILS (29-24-7): New Jersey must regroup after surrendering a pair of late goals in a span of just over a minute in Saturday's 4-33 road loss at the Capitals.
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Michigan has two middle-of-the-road Big Ten opponents on its docket this week, giving Howard's squad a chance to regroup before facing the No. X Iowa Hawkeyes on the road next Friday.
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The decision sparked bipartisan backlash, fueling concerns that withdrawing from Syria could allow ISIS to regroup and leave a power vacuum for Iran and Russia, two prominent backers of Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad.
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MOSCOW, Oct 20 (Reuters) - Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Thursday a pause in Russian air strikes on Syria's Aleppo may be extended, but not if rebels use the break to regroup or renew attacks.
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But he said it was difficult to make the ceasefires longer for the moment because of the risk of militants using them to regroup and rearm, something he said they had done in the past.
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It got so bad that Respawn decided to regroup the community by making all the DLC maps free, and Titanfall 290 will offer all future maps and weapons for the same reason: to avoid fragmentation.
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Most observers and analysts believe the Socialists will go for the first option, to give them time to regroup and not run the risk of losing more ground in a third election in a year.
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But according to James Wedick, an FBI expert and 34-year veteran of the bureau, the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001 gave the mafia a chance to regroup and build in the United States.
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Note to the House GOP: If people automatically associate your speaker's logo with the Nazi party, even though it resembles a symbol used for years by that office, it might be time for a regroup.
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Trump's sudden troop withdrawal and the Turkish attack on the SDF have alarmed Western countries, which fear it could allow thousands of Islamic State fighters detained by the Kurdish-led force to escape and regroup.
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Trump's sudden troop withdrawal and the Turkish attack on the SDF have alarmed Western countries, which fear it could allow thousands of Islamic State fighters detained by the Kurdish-led force to escape and regroup.
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Heritage Action CEO Michael Needham said in a call with reporters that prospects for a deal this week have fallen apart and proposed that lawmakers go back to their districts over the recess to regroup.
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All the planned flights on SpaceX's manifest post-launch have been affected by the need to investigate and regroup following the explosion, but the company continues to win contracts from clients, including NASA, despite delays.
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Now, after booking more than 17 million reservations, the company is looking to regroup and reiterate to keep control of margins and offer a bit more fairness to customers on both ends of the spectrum.
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The second test in Bengaluru beginning March 4 will be a new battle for Kohli, a chance to regroup and prove that the Pune defeat was just an aberration for his team of world-beaters.
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Trump's budget has provided the party a chance to regroup, as Democrats of all stripes are bashing the president's spending wish list and using the document as a way to unite around their shared values.
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They'll regroup in Vienna on December 6 to determine their next move, and they may have to deliver a bigger cut than the one suggested by Saudi oil minister Khalid Al-Falih earlier this week.
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After coming up one victory shy of matching the longest win streak in NHL history, the Columbus Blue Jackets must quickly regroup as they await a visit from the New York Rangers on Saturday night.
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President Donald Trump defended his decision to withdraw US forces from northern Syria — a move which critics say could open the way for ISIS to regroup and for Turkey to attack the US' Kurdish allies.
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Tamara Lyon's "Post-Traumatic Brazilian Wax Syndrome," in which an interior designer named Bristow Sparks tries to regroup after colliding with a park bench on a first date and suffering other disasters, got 4.7 stars.
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The report also blamed Trump's focus on Iran for the resurgence, saying that the administration's insufficient attention to Iraq and Syria also contributed to ISIS's ability to regroup, even though it has lost its caliphate.
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But many Democrats and some prominent Republicans have called the American retreat a historic foreign policy debacle that undermines Washington's credibility with allies, empowers American rivals and gives the Islamic State a chance to regroup.
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For Rubén Albarrán, the singer of the pioneering Mexican rock band Café Tacvba, every album emerges from a mysterious and singular space where the members regroup and open up their minds to a new process.
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Another dilemma is what to do about the ISIS fighters who are even now melting back into local communities to regroup, not just in the Middle East but in far-flung parts of the globe.
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"Bigtable was used as a remediation tool between Dataflow jobs in order for them to process and store more data in a parallel way, rather than the need to always regroup the data," said Singer.
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Others could run away and try to regroup, or be taken back by Islamic State sleeper cells, as is feared in the case of some women who recently escaped from a camp in the region.
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The ruling was a blow for the party, which less than two weeks ago chose a new leader, Cyril Ramaphosa, in a bid to clean up its image and regroup ahead of elections in 2019.
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In particular, it is not in the SPD's interests to have an election; it needs time to regroup after a disastrous performance in the Sept vote, so it looks most likely to stick with Merkel.
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Disagreements continue, of course, but centrists' latest effort to regroup and strike back against a resurgent left underscores the extent to which they are in practice beating a fighting retreat rather than playing to win.
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Demi already shared so much of her life and her heart with America, so now that she's been eliminated, it's for her to regroup with her family and figure out what's next for her post-show.
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Bahnsen counsels conservatives to start preparing to help Republicans regroup from what he believes is a likely loss in November, and to frame an aspirational Reaganite message that will help make her a one-term president.
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However, we need to continue to be very vigilant because they certainly want to regroup and bring back their reign of terror, but I'm very, very grateful," Diane Foley told CNN's Alisyn Camerota on "New Day.
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Hong Kong police fired volleys of tear gas to disperse anti-government protesters on Saturday - sending tourists fleeing weeping in Kowloon - only for demonstrators to regroup and gather elsewhere during another tense, hot and restive weekend.
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And all of this gets compounded by the fact that if you don't treat every single infestation in a large apartment complex or building, the bed bugs or roaches can eventually regroup and spread out again.
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Many also expressed that they did not trust the rebels to keep their promise to lay down arms for good, reflecting sentiments from previous failed peace talks where rebels took advantage of a ceasefire to regroup.
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Local government chairman Mohammed Bulama was quoted as saying on state television that the assailants killed 21 people returning from the funeral on Saturday and another 44 people when they tried to regroup to defend themselves.
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But not all could squeeze aboard the three coaches provided, and those who did were then stopped and asked to regroup with only one bus with people who had tickets for Wednesday eventually permitted to leave.
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"Take advantage of these offerings if you need help, because they can take some of the burden off your plate and give you time to regroup and create a plan for yourself going forward," they said.
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But not all could squeeze aboard the three coaches provided, and those who did were then stopped and asked to regroup with only one bus with people who had tickets for Wednesday eventually permitted to leave.
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The only good news on a demoralizing afternoon for the Americans was that they now have an extraordinary opportunity to regroup: There is a five-day break before the next set of races, scheduled for Saturday.
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The Australian managed to regroup in the fourth set and converted his fourth breakpoint at 5-5 to nose ahead and then produced three of his 28 aces to complete the victory with a thunderous roar.
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But at this existential moment for the I.O.C. — with cities and citizenries questioning the value of the Olympic project — it looks to be the right call to go with two close-to-sure things and regroup.
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Fringe-right media is extremely active on Twitter, but when its most offensive pundits and participants are banned there, they can simply regroup on Gab, the platform Breitbart recently described as a ''free speech Twitter alternative.
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ISIS remnants have been trying to regroup as the organization evolves from an occupying force into an insurgency, one that can carry out attacks locally, as well as incite lone wolf-style attacks in the West.
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Many conservatives, including some Liberty Korea lawmakers, want to distance themselves from Ms. Park and regroup around a new leader to have a fighting chance against the progressive opposition leader Moon Jae-in in the election.
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Despite a winter lull in fighting due to heavy snowfall in the mountains where the Islamist Taliban typically rest and regroup ahead of their annual spring offensive, assaults on vulnerable security checkpoints continue across the country.
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As you regroup after the collapse of your bill to repeal the Affordable Care Act, hoping to figure out some new approach to dismember it, you might want to think not about Denmark, but about Rwanda.
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With the opposition coalition's dozens of parties arguing over whether there was fraud, what went wrong, and where to go next, it will need to regroup and map strategy quickly heading into the 2018 presidential campaign.
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They said this has allowed Islamic State fighters to regroup and continue sending weapons from deep inside the "caliphate" to Falluja and Garma - areas just west of Baghdad where security officials said Sunday's attacks were launched from.
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While Santiago's nursery was considerably damaged during the storm, many plants were destroyed and the roofs of some greenhouses blew off, he was able to regroup quickly, with electricity to keep pumping water from his two wells.
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Mr. al-Assad, the Syrian president, is expanding his control; Iran gets a supply route to Hezbollah, its proxy in Lebanon; Russia cements its foothold in Syria; and the Islamic State has an opening to regroup. 4.
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Officials fear jihadist groups could try to exploit the power vacuum in Libya to regroup after losing substantial ground in Syria and Iraq, and see a resolution to the conflict as vital to ending Europe's migrant crisis.
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"Right now the goal is defeat this terrible piece of (Republican) legislation and then regroup and go forward doing what every other major country on Earth does and (pass) Medicare for all," Sanders told CNN last week.
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As a general rule of thumb, if you've talked to at least 50 investors and if you're still not getting any meaningful interest, it may be time to regroup and try later when you have more traction.
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"In your dividend-paying basket of stocks, if all of those companies cut their dividends at once, or if we see a lot of volatility in the bond market, you have a chance to regroup," Benz said.
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The Libya faction, for instance, has taken a pounding in Surt, but many of its fighters have simply scattered to the south and other places, where American counterterrorism officials fear they will regroup to fight another day.
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Hornets break through while cooling off Heat CHARLOTTE, N.C. — After dismal performances in two opening losses, the Charlotte Hornets knew they needed to regroup quickly in their first-round Eastern Conference playoff series against the Miami Heat.
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The Bell 412EPI helicopters will be delivered early next year as President Rodrigo Duterte re-focuses the armed forces modernization program to tackle growing domestic threats as Maoist fighters and pro-Islamic State extremists try to regroup.
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"[W]e've decided to take a few days to regroup, reassess, and to get our 'game faces' on—as of this Friday (3/30), we'll be open for our full hours," The C House posted on Facebook.
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It took less than three years for those beaten-down and diminished insurgents to regroup and roar across Iraq and Syria, declaring an Islamic caliphate from the Mediterranean coast of Syria nearly to the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.
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"Everybody is still in triage mode right now and trying to regroup," said Chris Bevilacqua, cofounder of Bevilacqua Helfant Ventures, a media advisory and investment firm that sells products and services to the sports and entertainment industries.
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To put it as bluntly as possible: The cosmopolitan progress of the late 20th century is threatened by a tribalist backlash, and if cosmopolitanism doesn't win — if it doesn't regroup, adjust, and reconstitute — we are all screwed.
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But there is no indication that Mr. Trump has thought through the consequences of a precipitous withdrawal, including allowing ISIS forces to regroup and create another crisis that would draw the United States back into the region.
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And so it seems like it's time to regroup and devise a common political strategy, knowing that our political goals remain the same: a freer, fairer Egypt, in which we can express ourselves without fear of persecution.
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The reprieve is a blessing for Biden: Rather than spending valuable time fending off an assault, he is free to present himself as a steady leader amid a national crisis and to regroup for the general election.
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The run of Rolex Series events leading up to the British Open represents an opportunity to regroup, and with the Ryder Cup subplot bolstering the field at the Open de France, to do so among elite competition.
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"If we get much below 20% a lot of people in the party will say our alliance with the League is destroying us and we should return to opposition to regroup," a third 5-Star source said.
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Despite the shift, Trump told reporters on Friday "I'm not reversing course" on Syria, arguing the remaining troops would be "a very small, tiny fraction" of the forces who would ensure that Islamic State does not regroup.
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But loss of key staff and expertise after a move to any of the lower-ranking cities would start to erode "public trust in the system" as the body would need years to regroup after a move.
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In northern Sar-i-Pul Province, the commander of a police battalion said his forces had no time to regroup and prepare for the next fighting season because they had been "on standby 24/7" all winter.
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"I think that Hollywood studios are really going to have to regroup because the other option that they have are often in state with similarly draconian bills that are either being enacted or about to enacted," Nunan said.
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Jupiter retrograde begins on April 10, asking you to review everything you've learned abroad, in school, or concerning things like publishing or promoting your ideas—more opportunities are coming later this year, but first you need to regroup.
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Turkey's military operation was also widely condemned by its NATO allies, which said it was causing a fresh humanitarian crisis in Syria's eight-year conflict and could let Islamic State prisoners held by the YPG escape and regroup.
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While the Warriors are still reeling from the emotions that come with such a harrowing loss, the team will have to find a way to regroup quickly, with Game 6 set for Thursday night back in Golden State.
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With so much still unknown on Monday night and early Tuesday morning, the candidates scrambled to regroup, with Amy Klobuchar hitting the airwaves first with an address to supporters that did not seek to seize the top spot.
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In presidential politics, this allows you to close one chapter and look forward to the next, and allows for a clean slate to regroup and possibly court the groups that did not support you the first go round.
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"I think Europe would be better off democratically with a redrawing of the political map," he said, adding that he would come up with a new initiative to regroup "progressives" and "reformists" together in EU elections next year.
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It was a tap-in, but Els was torn between marking the ball and giving himself time to regroup or trying to minimize the pain by acting quickly, as if he were removing a bandage from a wound.
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But witnessing the Bronx native jump from songs like "Drip," to "Bartier Cardi," to "Bodak Yellow," without hardly taking a break to regroup, made it even more apparent that she is in this thing for the long haul.
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Despite a winter lull in fighting due to heavy snowfall in the mountains, where the Islamist Taliban typically rest and regroup ahead of their annual spring offensive, roadside bombs continue to hit Afghan forces and their foreign allies.
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Despite a winter lull in fighting due to heavy snowfall in the mountains where the Islamist Taliban typically rest and regroup ahead of their annual spring offensive, roadside bombs continue to hit Afghan forces and their foreign allies.
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Democrats scrambled to regroup on Wednesday after a disappointing special election defeat in Georgia, with lawmakers, activists and labor leaders speaking out in public and private to demand a more forceful economic message heading into the 2018 elections.
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No. 24 North Carolina State came so close to a signature victory at home last week and now must regroup in a hurry to avoid another ACC defeat when it visits a surging Boston College team Saturday afternoon.
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Another catalyst for the mobilization of the joint forces was a Defense Intelligence Agency report that was released last week stating that ISIS forces would try to regroup in Syria while pressure from U.S.-Kurdish forces remained diminished.
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"I can see a lot of changes among the shipping alliances as liner companies regroup and position themselves, but at the same time regulators will be watching closely," said John Lu, chairman of the Singapore National Shippers' Council.
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Local forces drove the militant group from its former stronghold in Sirte, southeast of Misrata, in 2016, but Libyan and Western officials say militants have sought to regroup through mobile desert units and sleeper cells in northern towns.
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I stopped to get a Bud Light Lime out of the fridge (killer clowns and nuclear war can't kill my summer vibe) and regroup, but instead fell asleep in the corner of my parents' basement, in a bathing suit.
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Abu Sayyaf has a track record of banditry, piracy and violence, while the lesser-known Maute group has proven itself a fierce battlefield opponent for the military, able to sustain air and artillery bombardments and regroup after heavy losses.
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Former U.S. National Security Adviser Susan Rice said Sunday that while the death of ISIS leader Abu Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is "a major milestone," steps will need to be taken to ensure the terror organization does not regroup.
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Most noticeably, it now lets players know where the final battleground is located on the map and sends out each team on its own respective aircraft so you can loot, regroup, and prepare for a more explosive final fight.
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French officials fear Islamic State militants - who were driven from the coastal city of Sirte last year - and other jihadists are trying to exploit the power vacuum in Libya to regroup after losing substantial ground in Syria and Iraq.
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Oregon remains one game ahead of USC atop the Pac-12 standings, but the Ducks will need to regroup quickly after being outscored 46-33 inside the paint and allowing the Bears to shoot 55.7 percent from the field.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong police fired volleys of tear gas to disperse anti-government protesters on Saturday - sending tourists fleeing weeping in Kowloon - only for demonstrators to regroup and gather elsewhere during another tense, hot and restive weekend.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras on Monday urged his Syriza party to regroup and heed the message of voters ahead of snap national elections he called after a resounding defeat from opposition conservatives in European Parliament elections.
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The Palermo region has traditionally been the most powerful group within the Cosa Nostra cupola, or hierarchy, and police had been on the lookout for years for signs that it was trying to regroup and re-exert its authority.
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This kind of breastfeeding/suckling has absolutely nothing to do with sex at all but only the mind's place and where it needs to be or do to feel loved, safe, and to be able to grow and regroup.
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The party fractured last year with several resignations, but it is hoping to regroup at the coming national election, with its support base being largely rural voters disillusioned with the major parties which they accuse of being city-focused.
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While the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump regards Syria and Iraq purely in terms of the military campaign to destroy IS, local jihadi fighters will simply melt back into the population, and could regroup in a new insurgency.
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However, some models are showing that the cold air that had built up in Siberia for weeks as well as Alaska and Alberta will regroup in Canada and push southeast again, affecting the Midwest and Northeast beyond next week.
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" The lead story of today's WashPost ... "Pressure to oust Northam is easing": "Party leaders have urged elected Democrats to stay off television, say as little as possible publicly and wait to try to regroup until the situation becomes clearer.
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The celebrity-beloved fashion icon, who also designed Princess Eugenie's wedding reception dress, expressed to Vogue that he's "very sad" about this turn of events and intends "to reflect and regroup" before taking any next steps in his career.
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It pits those, like Mr. Kühnert, urging the party to regroup in opposition with the hope of growing back into the formidable political force it once was, against those who fear that new elections now might just kill it.
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With two games left, the Steelers must compartmentalize and regroup, and handle the potential absence of Brown, who, according to multiple reports, will miss at least the rest of the regular season with a partly torn left calf muscle.
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"The decision we have had to face is: do we spend our limited resources on another campaign to the Southern Ocean that will have little chance of a successful intervention OR do we regroup with different strategies and tactics?" says Watson.
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And while taking a vacation might be the last thing on your mind, research shows that taking breaks from work can give you a much-needed opportunity to de-stress, unwind and regroup, important for sparking new ideas and boosting productivity.
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In poker, there's a concept of going "on tilt" in which you respond to a bad beat or other frustration by becoming irrational and overly aggressive in your play rather than letting bygones be bygones and simply trying to regroup.
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Despite an intensification in anti-terrorism initiatives by the Nigerian military, the failure by neighboring countries to respond in kind has afforded Boko Haram space in which to regroup, recruit and re-energize its armed uprising against the Nigerian state.
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OTTAWA, May 27 (Reuters) - Canada's official opposition Conservative Party is set to elect a new leader on Saturday, seeking to regroup and rebrand as it gears up for the 2019 election race against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's still-popular Liberals.
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Sobotka said the resignation could allow his three-party centre-left cabinet to regroup without Babis, a billionaire who entered politics in 2011, or possibly lead to an early national election ahead of regular polls planned for Oct. 20-21.
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"We have the chance to regroup and refresh and find out in two years, thank God we stopped and gave each other time and energy and loved our family more than we would've had the resources to do otherwise," Joanna added.
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They also come as the GOP scrambles to regroup, after Senate leadership announced earlier this week its decision to delay a vote on a bill to repeal and replace ObamaCare after it became clear the measure lacked the votes for passage.
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Those ministries could also offer the Social Democrats a chance to regroup and define their positions in the coming years, after which they would face an election without Ms. Merkel, who has said this term in office will be her last.
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The retreat also offered a chance for lawmakers to regroup after multiple internal fissures that played out publicly, including a vote delay on a two-year budget deal and efforts by the House Democratic campaign wing to shut down party challengers.
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Critics of the Afghan government argue that the cease-fire gave the Taliban the upper hand — allowing them to use the suspension of airstrikes, which are the biggest threat to their forces, to regroup, plan attacks and infiltrate the cities.
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J.R. Smith has continued the hot shooting he showed at the end of the first half and with the Golden State lead now in single digits, the Warriors took a timeout to regroup and to slow down the Cleveland momentum.
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Trump's lawyers, led by White House counsel Pat Cipollone, will regroup Monday and continue presenting a defense of Trump's conduct toward Ukraine — batting aside the House's charges that Trump pressured Ukrainian officials to launch baseless investigations of his Democratic adversaries.
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Mr. Trump's mention of a military option also puts Venezuela's opposition in a tough spot, just when it is trying to regroup following the Maduro government's egregious power grab that installed a new congress, removing any trace of democratic order.
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"We recognise that we don't have all the answers, but we want to understand what communities need and do our bit to help them now and as they regroup in the coming months," Forrest said, according to Business Insider Australia.
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Fears that ISIS prisoners could break free and regroup in the chaos of the Turkish invasion seemed to be realized Sunday when Kurdish officials said that hundreds of relatives of foreign ISIS members had escaped from a camp in northern Syria.
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Even as the Misuratan brigades celebrated on Tuesday, analysts warned that the Islamic State could still regroup in other parts of Libya by exploiting the economic ruin and political vacuum that has dogged the country since the ouster of Col.
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Although there is a winter lull in fighting due to heavy snowfall in the mountains, when militants use colder months to rest and regroup ahead of annual spring offensive, roadside bombs continue to be deployed across parts of the country.
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After joint-military operations by the Congolese national army and the UN troops led to the defeat of the M23 in November 2013, they both stopped military cooperation in February last year, giving ample opportunity to armed groups in the area to regroup.
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Russia, however, does not seem to be moved by the threat and has vowed to continue bombing, accusing the US of trying to use a proposed ceasefire to allow the "terrorists" (what Russia and the Assad regime call the rebels) to regroup.
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Realizing the chaos Thanos has caused around the world, Scott travels to Avengers HQ to regroup with the others and pitch the idea of using the Pym Particles and the Quantum Realm to time travel to acquire Infinity Stones and unsnap the fallen.
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Shin Gi-wook of Stanford University says the option may be especially attractive to MPs because they would be seen to have acted decisively, but would have time to regroup during the six months the court would have to mull its decision.
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His struggles continued in Colorado Springs, to the point he was sent to the team's spring training complex in June to regroup before returning to action with Double-A Biloxi where he went 3-4 with a 2.51 ERA in 13 starts.
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There are fears in the West that Trump's plan to extricate about 2,000 soldiers from Syria will cede influence to Tehran, which has backed President Bashar al-Assad in the nearly eight-year war, and also allow Islamic State militants to regroup.
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If at all possible, book your trip so you get back on a weekend, or take an extra vacation day to give yourself time to regroup before immediately heading back to the office, says Adia Gooden, a licensed clinical psychologist in Chicago.
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Despite the harsh crackdown, opposition leaders have vowed to regroup and hold another protest this coming Saturday, in a bid to capitalize on the seething public anger over the brutal police tactics and force the authorities to back down before September's vote.
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"I'm a little bit angry right now with that finish but I just have to regroup and start again tomorrow," McIlroy told reporters after ending up four shots off the lead shared by American trio Jordan Spieth, Kevin Kisner and Xander Schauffele.
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Staggered by a five-game losing streak that took them from contending for first place in the Atlantic Division to falling outside of the playoff picture, the Toronto Maple Leafs look to regroup when they host the Detroit Red Wings on Tuesday night.
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Three years after the referendum vote to quit the European Union, Britain is still struggling to agree on how and whether to leave the EU, which has recently agreed to put off the departure day to October to give London time to regroup.
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The pop star revealed that after she split from her longtime boyfriend, the late rapper Mac Miller, in April 2018, her friends convinced her to escape Los Angeles and regroup in New York City, where she met the "Saturday Night Live" actor.
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If the past is a guide, old gangs tend to regroup and new ones emerge within a couple of years of a major crackdown, as young teenagers fill the vacuum left by the cohort sent to prison, police commanders and prosecutors say.
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Should he win the chairmanship, he would become one of the Democrats' most visible spokesmen as the party seeks to regroup after losing the White House and an array of state-level offices to a populist wave fueled by white working-class voters.
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But around 2011, as US troops began to withdraw from Iraq (under an agreement reached during the Bush administration), and as the civil war next door in Syria got underway, the group took advantage of the chaos to regroup and began launching attacks.
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The Kremlin, for its part, said both it and Damascus had agreed to open the window for another day, and to extend the pause further — but only if it were not used for rebel fighters to move, regroup or seek military advantage.
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But the movement's organizers insisted that the caravan would regroup in the Mexican city of Puebla in the next few days before continuing on to Mexico City, where it would officially end after meetings with government officials and possibly a street protest.
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In a wide-ranging interview with New York Magazine, the 50-year-old Oscar winner explained what was behind her decision to step away from acting back in 2010 — revealing that she had slipped into a depression and needed a break to regroup.
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What the novel could have used is a little judicious pruning: As in superhero movies, the action sometimes assumes a predictable, episodic rhythm — one violent, bravura showdown after another, strung together by interludes of travel and efforts to regroup and connect the dots.
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The problems were rampant on both sides of the ball, but a chance to regroup against Arizona (1-1), a team that could barely beat the lowly Colts, could help shake the loss off and get Dallas back to a position of strength.
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They include border guards monitoring the long Syrian-Iraqi frontier, a place where American and Iraqi commanders fear that Islamic State remnants could regroup, and which Iran sees as part of its corridor to move fighters and weapons to Syria and Lebanon.
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The office of opposition leader Juan Guaido, who has been recognized by more than 50 countries as Venezuela's legitimate leader, on Friday said Guaido's envoy to Washington had met with U.S. authorities to warn that the FARC could regroup with Maduro's support.
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His struggles continued in Colorado Springs, to the point where he was sent to the team's spring training complex in June to regroup before returning to action with Double-A Biloxi where he went 3-4 with a 2.51 ERA in 13 starts.
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Rapidan Group believes Maduro's regime will last the year, but the path to 2018 is embedded with risk, with open questions about how strident the new constituent assembly will be, how Maduro's opposition will regroup and what the United States' response will be.
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"We are very concerned about the effect fighting there has had on our defeat ISIS efforts and would like to see an end to the hostilities before ISIS has the opportunity to regroup in eastern Syria," said Pentagon spokesman US Army Col.
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Halftime at the Super Bowl lasts more than twice as long as the standard 13-minute N.F.L. intermission, giving teams more time to strategize and rest but also to stay limber and energized as they rehydrate, regroup and reset for one final surge.
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In the intervening years, the Seattle native also authored a cookbook, spent a year in Berlin, taught himself to surf, how to produce on Ableton, how to build motorcycles, and eventually convinced the rest of the band that it was time to regroup.
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While al Qaeda's standing in the jihadist world has been eclipsed by ISIS in recent years, which has managed to gain more attention and recruits, and carry out more attacks, U.S. officials said the group was continuing to regroup and plot attacks.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Russia and China on Monday vetoed a U.N. Security Council resolution that would have demanded a seven-day truce in Syria's Aleppo, with Russia arguing it would allow rebels to regroup and that time was needed for talks between Washington and Moscow.
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The Cougars are tied with Washington atop the Pac-12 North standings following back-to-back wins over USC and Oregon, while Cal is looking to regroup after being held to 93 yards of total offense in last Saturday's 38-7 loss to the Huskies.
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Critics say a U.S. withdrawal could allow Islamic State to regroup and also unleash a threatened offensive by Turkey against Kurdish elements within the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), which Ankara believes is an extension of the PKK militant group waging an insurgency on Turkish soil.
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TAJI, Iraq (Reuters) - German forces will be needed in Iraq for a long time to help rebuild the country's military as it struggles to ensure that Islamic State militants do not regroup in underground cells, German Defence Minister Ursula von der Leyen said on Sunday.
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They won 10 medals, with just one gold to Emily Seebohm in the women's 200m backstroke, to finish eighth on the table — their worst position since 1991 — and the Commonwealth Games has been seen as a step to regroup for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
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" (For Hudson's 39th birthday in April, Ryder made Hudson breakfast in bed — bacon, a bagel, juice and coffee, which she shared on Instagram.) Then, Hudson tells The Cut, "I do the quickest zhuzh of all time, then get them to school, come back, and regroup.
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Under the tumor-agnostic approach, also known as pan-tumor, drugmakers skip the organ-of-origin perspective and regroup patients based only on signature genetic mutations, but success in real life will depend on the fast spread of comprehensive gene-sequencing tools for tissue samples.
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Conservative groups will surely regroup and put up more of a fight in the future, and labor will still face an uphill fight in federal courts that Mr. Trump and the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, are busily packing with far-right, anti-labor ideologues.
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Gang members who are deported to El Salvador simply regroup in the heart of the criminal organization and then many head back to the United States, where they operate in "clicas," or subgroups, like the Sailors Locos Salvatrucha and Teclas Locos Salvatrucha in Maryland.
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The rare Islamic State victory comes as the group steadily loses ground to US-backed Kurdish and Arab forces around the city of Manbij in northern Syria, and while it attempts to regroup in Iraq after being chased out of Fallujah by Iraqi forces.
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Hong Kong democrats should take heart at this reluctance, however momentary: It is a reason for the opposition — especially the younger generation steeled by the Umbrella Revolution — to regroup and for the public to get ready to rally again in defense of Hong Kong's freedoms.
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Yet as Democrats regroup from their 2016 defeat, leaders say the party has plainly shifted well to the left on the issue, setting the stage for a larger battle over the health care system in next year's congressional elections and the 2020 presidential race.
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The victory on Sunday was hard-fought for Gauff, who received some much-needed advice from her father and coach, Corey Gauff, who helped his daughter regroup after she had lost the second set of the match to the more experienced, 22-year-old Ostapenko.
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"Given the situation, a unilateral ceasefire makes no sense, since Jabhat al-Nusra and groups allied to it will once again be given a breather, will regroup and restore their military capability," Rudskoy said, referring to a rebel group previously allied to al Qaeda.
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"It's clear to me that the DNC has to do a better job of ensuring that the Democratic primary process is fair to everybody," said Perez, who took over the DNC earlier this year as the party sought to regroup from Clinton's 2016 election loss.
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Yet many counterterrorism specialists voiced concern that refocusing resources and political capital could go too far and give violent extremists time and space to regroup and rebound — much as the Islamic State did in 2000, emerging from the ashes of Al Qaeda in Iraq.
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When Cello's husband, Dram, asks Jed to leave their house following the discovery of cocaine in his bathroom (which it will turn out was Cello's, not his), Jed makes a trip back to Chicago to regroup, and the emotional heart of the novel begins to open up.
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As hip-hop braces for a Trump presidency, Mensa said that it is up to Americans who disagree with Trump's view of the world to "regroup and reassess" ways to offset any harm that a Trump presidency could inflict on the civil liberties of people of color.
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Despite a lull in recent weeks, which officials say was due to Taliban fighters being busy with the annual opium harvest, Helmand has seen months of heavy fighting during which government forces have been forced to abandon several districts and regroup around the provincial capital Lashkar Gah.
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So as we regroup after this recent defeat, let us support the work of advocacy groups, from those lobbying Congress to those engaging in direct action at city hall, to advance the rights of migrants, and in doing so, advance all of our own rights as well.
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Biden builds his base After Biden's big wins over the last two weeks, Michigan became a pivotal race -- for the front-runner to demonstrate his new strength is genuine and for Sanders to put a stake in the ground and regroup after a run of defeats.
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The case for pulling out, military analysts and diplomats said, is stronger in Afghanistan than in Syria, where the United States is abandoning its Kurdish allies, leaving a vacuum that could allow the Islamic State to regroup, and ceding a strategically vital country to Iran and Russia.
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The Cavaliers have been beaten up in this quarter, but after Rodney Hood sank a 33-footer with 2:42 left in the third, Golden State called a timeout to try to regroup and come up with a way to get back on an offensive run.
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If you are in the hallway when your boss stops to talk about a new role within the company — or if you are unexpectedly demoted — requesting time to regroup allows you to approach the discussion knowing what you want and how you will ask for it.
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After taking a moment to regroup, she focused on the company's need to manage the possible repercussions of her exit: communication with the firm's clients, transition plans for the teams, and communication with the internal team to ensure employees did not follow her out the door.
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In New York in particular, a decline in manufacturing jobs lasting decades prompted civic leaders to regroup, turning the city into a branded product that could be marketed to tourists and real estate interests around the world, who would emerge as a driving force of the economy.
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The apparent bunt attempt had forced the second baseman and the shortstop to come in for what they expected to be a ground ball, but the loft and placement of the ball was such that they had no chance to regroup to make a play on the ball.
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"In view of our financial challenges we have come to realize that it is the right moment to regroup and work toward a stable future while adapting our offerings for this season," Dietlinde Turban Maazel, Mr. Maazel's widow, said in a statement that was posted on the Castleton website.
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But as Republicans regroup from their failure to roll back health insurance coverage, Trump's tax returns, and the excuses he's made for concealing them, will and should regain scrutiny, because the GOP's new goal is to fast track regressive tax cuts into law before the year is out.
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A 45-minute rain delay allowed Nadal to regroup, and it may have extinguished Schwartzman's fire as the Spaniard won three games in a row to put himself in a position to serve for the set — only to be thwarted with another downpour that halted proceedings on Wednesday.
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Coach Bruce Cassidy said he thought it would be easier for the Bruins to regroup because they, at least, had a chance to tie the score — unlike in Game 3 of the Western Conference finals, which the Blues lost after a hand pass led to San Jose's overtime winner.
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After taking some time to regroup and re-evaluate the place of the band in their lives while their label, Candlelight, was being bought out by with Finnish label Spinefarm, they felt the time was right to come storming back with album number nine, The Wolf Bites Back.
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"While we do not share (the ECB's) concerns - the government bond portfolio we manage represents less than 1 percent of the entire public debt - in response to their signals, among other things, we have started to regroup our assets," Fekete was quoted as saying in an interview published on Thursday.
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The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), which have been fighting Islamic State with U.S. support for three years, said the withdrawal of troops would let the militants regroup at a critical stage and leave Syrians stuck between "the claws of hostile parties" fighting for territory in the civil war.
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The disaster plan runs through all the steps one would need to take before any real-world disaster: make a kit with food and water, pick a meeting place to regroup if separated from loved ones, identify emergency contacts like local police and fire departments and plan an evacuation route.
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Instead, Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE's decision to pull the bill from the House floor and regroup reflects an opportunity to learn from recent history and get it right.
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The key finding is that HIV was unable to regroup within eight weeks of discontinuing treatment given a certain minimum dose threshold (so the drug goes from not working at all to working at a definite point, rather than increasing in effectiveness along a gradient, which is an important point).
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" Then she finishes reading his response, in which he tells her that the new life he tried to start in Europe has not been going as planned: "Maybe I'll come back to the States just to regroup for a bit, though god knows it's finished there, isn't it — really, truly finished.
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French officials fear Islamic State militants - who were driven from the coastal city of Sirte last year - and other jihadists could try to exploit the power vacuum in Libya to regroup after losing substantial ground in Syria and Iraq, and see this a window to push the sides closer together.
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The AP cites five administration sources who say Trump brought up the idea at a White House meeting on Tuesday only to be met with near-unanimous opposition from aides who warned that pulling out would likely make it easier for the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) to regroup.
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To regroup: we, the viewers have spent half of the mother watching mother conceive the baby, create a nursery for the baby, give birth to the baby, breastfeed the baby, coo at the baby, and try to protect the baby, only for her to see him brutally murdered before her very eyes.
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"They had no air cover and were in open land, they were on land they did not know, a land which to them was hostile," said Mohamed Manfour, commander of Benghazi's Benina air base, speaking in Brega The BDB says it will regroup and that its campaign to reach Benghazi will continue.
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"We are still fighting the Turkish gangsters in Ras al Ayn but General Kobani has ordered most units to pull away from the border region to regroup and coordinate with the Syrian government and Russian forces," said Mazen, a YPG fighter who did not give his real name to preserve his safety.
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"The recent pressure against ISIL in Libya could lead its members, including [foreign terrorist fighters], to relocate and regroup in smaller and geographically dispersed cells throughout Libya and in neighboring countries," U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon wrote in the confidential report, using an alternate acronym for the terrorist organization, according to AFP.
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