Interest in respite is growing significantly, said Dobbins, whose office oversees a respite network of more than 1,000 members, up from 840 in 2015.
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Thankfully, Tennesse Williams: No Refuge but Writing provides some respite from the blocks of text by showing us the playwright's forays into painting, his longtime respite from writing.
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Congress currently appropriates $3.36 million through existing law that allows states to provide a wide variety of respite services, including in the home and at a respite care center.
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The second bill, the Lifespan Respite Care Reauthorization Act, would extend and increase funding for respite services for caregivers of all individuals with disabilities, including disabilities acquired later in life.
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A respite initiative at Portland's Central City Concern, a non-profit, will soon include a specific focus on mental health — a factor that is largely missing among respite programs, Dobbins said.
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Naked boys dive in, seeking respite from the Caribbean sun.
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Even once Andean truckers reach cities, there is no respite.
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Watch Jenner explain her bold, impressive respite to Ellen below.
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You've worked under pressure without respite in unforgiving environments before.
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As a brief respite, this may not be a problem.
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When she's off hunting for food, it's a welcome respite.
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But households got some respite at supermarkets and department stores.
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But we may be getting a small respite this year.
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Doing it at home offered some respite from the discomfort.
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An immediate respite from Harvey's wrath seems unlikely to come.
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For civilians trapped by the fighting there is little respite.
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Those summer breaks were a respite of nature and love.
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Isolation encourages contemplation — but can it offer respite as well?
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Tuesday's resurgence is a respite from days of heavy losses.
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Adult day care centers can offer some respite for caregivers.
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Kenya, he has said, provides a respite from real life.
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And they have certainly afforded me a respite from anxiety.
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The White House years offered a respite from financial worry.
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The federal government does support respite programs, to some extent.
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Without good news on the trade front, respite is unlikely.
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There was some respite, however, from incessant rains on Thursday.
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That's just pure funny and a respite from the craziness.
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It's a nice respite from the big three's packed booths.
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It will be a welcome respite after weeks of grief.
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But there was no respite for Vandeweghe on Thursday night.
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In somber times, art can provide a respite from reality.
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It was a blazing afternoon, with no respite in sight.
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And during the grim coronavirus pandemic, that's a welcome respite.
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And January numbers show they serve as a welcome respite.
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The place has become a respite for her as well.
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For many, the day was a chance for a respite.
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Nor do the changing seasons offer much respite; rather, they
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At the hospital, Ms. Lugo said, there was no respite.
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If Mahler is not your thing, there is some respite.
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"When I need a respite, I come here," she said.
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The weekend respite from the presidency was just what I needed.
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For many of its men, there is no opportunity or respite.
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It was a much-needed respite for the Reds' struggling bullpen.
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After a brief respite, short-sellers are piling back into Herbalife.
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Our club is our life, our place of respite and worship.
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Time will tell if the gambit will win her another respite.
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But Mr Musk would get some respite from bores and boneheads.
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It is less of a respite and more of a regroup.
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But for global markets, the latest data provides a welcome respite.
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After a brief respite, health insurance is back in the headlines.
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With the respite, though, come the cute side dish of decisions.
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It's a holiday from the hyperbole, a respite from the riposte.
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And luckily, the books out now provide their own welcome respite.
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The project, run by Tidal Lagoon Power, could offer some respite.
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"A respite from work diminishes levels of strain," the authors write.
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But on Friday, Ms. Rousseff seemed to receive a brief respite.
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"That's part of the magic" of the respite approach, he said.
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Supposedly, the sessions provided Pierce some respite, though it wasn't lasting.
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It's a funny moment, a respite from the white-knuckle rescue.
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The bench pictured was a much-needed respite for our legs.
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Mr. Suric said the closure has been far from a respite.
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The Italian government bond market gained some respite in early trade.
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Play gives respite from stress and is beneficial to social development.
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There's no respite for the crisis-battered White House at home.
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It's a welcome respite from the blandness of most entertainment junkets.
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Or you could just enjoy the respite from the hot sun.
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Here's what else is happening: A brief respite from the rain.
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There is hope, at last, of respite from the long war.
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And it can be an unexpected respite from the daily hustle.
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Forests are a source of inspiration, respite and wealth in Germany.
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Today it provides a rare respite in the busy Malaysian capital.
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Yet in recent months, she had won a bit of a respite.
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You know where this is going: A brief respite from the chaos.
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Those signals were enough for now to provide respite to battered markets.
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But you can take respite in some of the game's other shenanigans.
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Rain was also expected on Friday, the bureau said, offering some respite.
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If you hit the snooze button, you'll get a five-minute respite.
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And I wanted this same respite for that poor guy upstairs, too.
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Eduardo Nunez, who played shortstop during Bogaerts's respite, moved to second base.
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Mostly for me, though I hope it brings you some respite, too.
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The beautiful game can offer only a temporary respite from ugly realities.
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Even the adoption of electric self-driving cars will offer little respite.
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And once again, the only respite they have is in each other.
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The open-minded campus scene offered Bruce a rare respite from censorship.
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Or maybe he just needed a quick respite from the icy waters.
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The weekend offers a respite from the hustle bustle of the week.
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Aurinko Bungalows offer quiet, tree filled respite with a great central location.
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Combat proves a nice respite from the constant deluge of exposition, though.
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The days leading up to the attack offered hope of a respite.
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Respite care provides a temporary break for caregivers from their caregiving responsibilities.
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For a few weeks, summer camp gave some respite from all that.
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Floating homes were once a respite for people looking for affordable housing.
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Can nature can ever again be a place of healing and respite?
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We prayed, sang, read Scripture, counseled with those coming in for respite.
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Is it a simple respite from the skein of endless human exchange?
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Or at least some respite from the cacophony of words and opinions.
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It's a welcome respite for the energy sector after a weak 2017.
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People visiting family at the hospital will grab a bite and respite.
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His hospitalization had been his first respite from solitary confinement since 21987.
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Even on Majorca, especially on Majorca, there is no respite from 2018.
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Here's what else is happening: A bright respite after a rainy weekend.
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No respite in Syria's war, Ukraine's "Hapsburg Group" and Samsung's new smartphone.
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After a one-day respite, panic has reignited over the trade war.
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Overwhelmed and slightly heat sick, I searched for a place of respite.
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This is at best a temporary respite in the numbers in China.
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These people might be forgiven for savoring the feeling of respite recently.
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Stopping for dead kangaroos offered a somewhat gloomy respite from the boredom.
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But boxing, which requires total and immediate focus, actually provides a respite.
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Instead, respite comes in short doses at the end of the day.
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Those fearing the advance of populist forces could claim some respite, though.
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A flotilla of shipments from Venezuela gave Cuba some respite this week.
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And considering the state of Twitter most days, it's a welcome respite.
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It's a total respite with front door access to Brooklyn Bridge Park.
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Meanwhile, the coming days promise little respite from the heat for Australians.
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Ridgecrest may not get much respite in the hours and days ahead.
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In this reverie, it does not matter how I achieved that respite.
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But the iconography of the Thomas universe provides respite from these ideals.
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Zachary Pustejovsky, 28, said the official mitigation plan offered little respite for commuters.
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Travel has provided respite and solace that no therapist or pill ever could.
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There are no economic reports today, a respite before Thursday's crush of data.
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But for those who live in the arid center there is little respite.
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The videos were a welcome respite from the turmoil in her daily life.
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Day centres that give respite to families tending to elderly relatives are common.
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First to South Sudan, where he found no respite, and then to Indonesia.
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In a year filled with tension and drama, it was a welcome respite.
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"It was actually a very welcome sort of respite from Bonnie," she continued.
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The ECB and Fed tilt this week had offered the pound some respite.
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The Child Welfare Information Gateway offers articles that help explain respite foster programs.
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Buying software firm AppDynamics for $3.7 billion offers some respite from hardware woes.
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It is, in other words, a respite from the season's storylines so far.
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A nice respite moving into the long holiday weekend if you ask me.
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She explains that she is at a respite in London for suicidal people.
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Back among the main pressure points though there was no sign of respite.
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Suddenly the smoking area looks like the exact place you'll want for respite.
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Overall, my room was impressive, extremely comfortable, and felt like a real respite.
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But if you thought there would be a respite this weekend, think again.
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There have been few places to hide, barely any respite and little solace.
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A light-hearted, seemingly frivolous moment of respite amid such heart-wrenching circumstances.
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These days we can only dream of that kind of respite from Mrs.
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Are they aware of this brief, Albion-like respite from the modern world?
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That was the same respite I enjoyed as a member of Campus Crusade.
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After all, anything indoors that looks vaguely like the outdoors is welcome respite.
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"We offer a respite," Jerry Jones, the Dallas Cowboys' owner, once told me.
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Multilateral drafting sessions offer no respite for those in need of instant gratification.
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Editing provided Mr. Botsford with a welcome respite from the rigors of writing.
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All in all, the night felt like a welcome respite from fashion week.
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It is like a haiku by Bashō: a respite, a moment of serenity.
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The threats from her boyfriend came daily, fear having no respite, Blanca said.
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But it's also bombarded by pummeling drums, allowing not a moment of respite.
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Hair Care For a lucky few, summertime represents a respite from the cold.
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That boxing is a respite should say everything about Gore's capacity for pain.
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So the first day of school here on Monday was a welcome respite.
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Members will also probably enjoy the respite from hectic call times as well.
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Compared with that, opening a Broadway musical, while stressful, comes as a respite.
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A Christmas respite from drawn-out impeachment sparring didn't last into Boxing Day.
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Winter is no longer the total respite from fighting that it once was.
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For a few hours, though, we'll have had a respite from the storm.
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But in August, it was a welcome respite from Portugal's balmy summer heat.
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The battle in the region to the north of Verdun continued yesterday without respite.
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In a year so turbulent, Breath doesn't offer empty escape; it offers tender respite.
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But if the November playbook is any guide, the respite may be short-lived.
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But there was no respite to be found even at home, said the woman.
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Such calm provides respite not just for the subjects, but also for the audience.
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Analysts said the market was positioned for only a brief respite for the greenback.
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The short-term stays, or respite services, range from three days to three months.
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EU business federation BusinessEurope called the extended respite positive, but said companies needed predictability.
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The delay is likely to be just a short-term respite for the industry.
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It seems obvious why working people cherish the weekend: It's a respite from work.
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The lyricism, tenderness and pathos of the moments of respite touch the same heights.
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Escaping into the Atlantic for a few hours at a time provided welcome respite.
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As Mekunu barreled overhead, the eye of the storm provided a moment&aposs respite.
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Mr Trump's word is not law, but Huawei will welcome the indication of respite.
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Mariah Carey is taking a brief respite before setting out on her holiday concerts.
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This time of year can feel nonstop — luckily, a brief respite is upon us.
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This is clearly a respite, not an actual shift in Trump's beliefs and behavior.
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It appeared to offer investors some respite from fears of a global currency war.
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A game of baseball should provide a respite from all that, not a reminder.
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Or even blacks and greys for darkness, some respite from the constant blazing heat.
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The stock draw offered some respite from worries over a global oversupply in oil.
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With prices for many natural resources falling, forests could get some respite in 2016.
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Rows of thatched or aluminum huts provide little respite from blistering year-round heat.
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It brings welcome respite to Italian assets, but new challenges risk overshadowing the truce.
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In times of uncertainty and strife, where can we turn for even momentary respite?
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The only respite could come from the possibly rising exchange rate of the dollar.
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In a conflict situation, security becomes a concern and re-flagging could provide respite.
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Come, my devil-eared friend, and take me into your lair of soothing respite.
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The respite was brief but earned JFS the gratitude of many in the city.
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This may give Mr Poroshenko a short respite and create a semblance of stability.
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The news provides a respite after years of troubling developments on the addiction front.
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In times of crisis, women escape to their best-friendships for respite and support.
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Demand for mortgages weakened last week, despite a brief respite from rising interest rates.
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It's a respite that exists in your thoughts, and becomes inseparable from your soul.
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The Lone Star State's attraction isn't purely about getting some respite from the road.
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Outside, a 6,500-square-foot garden provides a peaceful respite from busy city life.
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Investors may take some respite in stronger safeguards than those seen in New York.
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So respite was sought at one of the many Orlando-area theme parks: Epcot.
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These trips give Trevor respite from the daily seizures that rock his everyday world.
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For Beisel, that was a welcome respite from the rigors of international swimming competition.
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Snyder likewise predicted the Olympics are only a "temporary respite" from the nuclear crisis.
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All in all, a lovely respite from the sturm and snark the times demand.
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The delays have offered the Dreamers both continued uncertainty and something of a respite.
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The cafeteria was turned into a respite area for families searching for loved ones.
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Chic cafes spill into the streets that web the Britomart district, offering convenient respite.
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Recently, the hotel was enjoying a respite as protesters had taken the day off.
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Meditation can help lower stress and anxiety, providing temporary respite during a troubled time.
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On the bright side: Consumers may get some respite from a Fed rate cut.
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Enjoy the good news as it's a welcome respite from the last 24 hours.
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The family-run Trattoria San Ferdinando offers a cozy respite from Naples' hectic streets.
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Still, some found the humor a welcome respite from an often uninspiring train ride.
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But the more spacious regional jets could be a welcome respite for some passengers.
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But its pullback has offered some respite to battered emerging and commodity-reliant currencies.
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"We offer a respite," the Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones told me in 2016.
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We want people to have a respite for a half-hour, once a week.
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The swamps, natural playgrounds, were a respite from the bullying he faced at school.
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"I'm not going to have this 10-year respite between being creative," she said.
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Hanegby said she finally found respite from his three bikes and sweaty biking clothes.
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It's kind of the dailiness of the game that provides that kind of respite.
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Despite Saturday's respite, authorities were clear, however, that the risk was far from ended.
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That means Russian financials' shares, down 289.59 percent this year,may see little respite .
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There would be no respite for Americans, however, as Saturday morning brought another attack.
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Many fans view their weekly respite from work and politics as an inviolable space.
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EASOM: Respite allows a caregiver a break or time away from the caregiving situation.
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Aloha. Seeking respite from the headlines, a writer visits Hawaii for the first time.
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American stocks were higher, a respite from the wild ride in Europe and Asia.
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With the power out for days, candles provide the only respite from the dark.
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The downpour soon eased to a drizzle, and Londoners seemed grateful for the respite.
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Sadly, after a few months respite my symptoms reappeared, so I'm gluten-free again.
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Most respite projects have an average of three funders, said Dobbins, and the vast majority of respite centers are unable to bill the federal government as medical providers, so they depend on philanthropy and a patchwork of public and other funding sources.
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During this time, Gomez herself got a kidney transplant and took her own media respite.
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Most European automakers were negative on Tuesday, as the news showed no signs of respite.
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It's dark, yeah, but it was also a funny respite from another ammo-counting firefight.
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"Once you get seasick on a passage like that, there's really no respite," Osterholm said.
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A summer camp all grown up, it's a welcome respite from your typical workweek hustle.
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It did bring a momentary and much needed respite from my vaguely horrific lodging experiences.
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There, volunteers from the respite shelter help find the right buses and purchase bus tickets.
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Facebook, in his flattering self-portrait, is a respite from this increasingly automated, atomistic world.
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Even if that succeeds, however, the coming months are unlikely to offer Mr Macri respite.
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Recently arrived migrant families rest at the Catholic Charities Humanitarian Respite Center in McAllen, Texas.
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But in some ways the unrefined vibe provides respite from the formality of Strip dining.
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But each new step brought only brief respite before the peso started to fall again.
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Along with all his headaches over Africa, he can count on little respite in Europe.
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At their best, vacations offer a true getaway, a mindful respite from the daily grind.
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With sterling and commodity currencies looking shaky, the U.S. dollar gained a bit of respite.
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But though the rains will bring some respite, they also bring another potential danger: mudslides.
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Doesn't that sound like a nice respite from everything else that's going on right now?
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Its shares, however, were enjoying a rare respite on Tuesday, up 0.7 percent at $374.80.
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Its shares, however, were enjoying a rare respite on Tuesday, up 0.4 percent at $373.76.
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There was little respite however for emerging currencies as the dollar index surged 2101 percent.
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Its shares, however, were enjoying a rare respite on Tuesday, up 0.3 percent at $373.43.
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Zero-interest balance transfers can offer respite from higher credit card rates, if used properly.
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On weekends the beach is a cheap respite, but many children are unable to visit.
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Planned maintenance in the industry may not be enough to offer any respite, he added.
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Such an move would be a welcome respite from the administration's breathtaking attacks on immigrants.
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All Americans can do is embrace a respite from last week's more serious mass violence.
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After the dizzying havoc of the past few weeks, it felt like a welcome respite.
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ET. (CNBC)Demand for mortgages weakened last week, despite a brief respite from rising rates.
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An enduring bromide about the Olympic Games holds that they provide a respite from politics.
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But, according to multiple people involved, consider this a brief respite from what looms ahead.
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But besides seeking shade and avoiding strenuous work, there was little respite from the heat.
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It also provided a respite from the harsh day-to-day realities of his cell.
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Because of this year's political divisiveness, we need the respite that July 4 offers us.
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Leave it to Rudy to destroy the momentary respite that BuzzFeed had given his client.
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Frankly, I blame the open-plan office for driving us into the bathroom for respite.
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Just like the dancefloor, this holiday is a brief and joyous respite from the inevitable.
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Her skin trembled with emotion, blurring her sensory circuits and giving her respite from input.
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But just when it feels like too much, there's a breath, a sigh, and respite.
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The renewed violence spread fear among Afghans that the war would continue with little respite.
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In the Connecticut wilderness, the Portuguese hotel designer Alexandra Champalimaud has created an unexpected respite.
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Our critics select museum and gallery exhibitions that provide a respite from carols and crowds.
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Critic's Notebook In these challenging times, New York City's small delights can offer a respite.
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Critic's Notebook In these challenging times, New York City's small delights can offer a respite.
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It's a brief respite from the tyranny of summer and before the severity of winter.
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But even those who have profited deeply from the platform say they need occasional respite.
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But neither the UN's order, nor Russia's, produced a respite for people on the ground.
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But they were able to find brief moments of respite to act like normal teenagers.
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He positions himself as a respite from the more obvious cruelties inflicted by Serena Joy.
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Khaled's sweet young daughters provide respite, but their presence also increases a sense of dread.
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A trial would cover you for this busy period, and provide some much needed respite.
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It was an awful two days in which it rained without respite until the end.
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I always look forward to the practices as a respite, a few guilty hours off.
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The Chinese Garden of Friendship offers respite from the hustle and bustle of the city.
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The brief respite captured both women's newfound power and demonstrated how profoundly limited it was.
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Others may hope for respite from criticism over their human rights records or authoritarian tendencies.
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WHITE HOUSE MEMO Two days in London on the world stage provided him no respite.
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Nearby hot springs offer a respite to visitors after a long day in the Sun.
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He seemed more eager for a mental respite before dealing with thoughts of his future.
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Over in Europe, U.K. voted to Brexit,And terror attacks gave police there no respite.
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But there is hope in his voice, respite in his willingness to share his darkness.
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I encourage caregivers to use respite time to do something for themselves that is enjoyable.
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The criminal world gradually turns into her respite, transforming her into a badass boss bitch.
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It is a pure and nonpartisan respite from politics — at least until the polls close.
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"Trump isn't giving markets much respite," said Rabobank analyst Bas van Geffen in a note.
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Such comments are a welcome respite amid escalating tensions between President Donald Trump and Kim.
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Unfortunately the 100 million fans at home weren't given a respite from the game's mediocrity.
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When the half time gives you a brief respite, a haze lingers in your mind.
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It was quiet, secluded in the bushes, a respite from life on the pavement downtown.
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One Insider Picks editor loves the respite it provides from the chaos of city living.
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The ice cream truck provides a brief respite from the heat and humidity of summer.
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Apple's elevated iPhone pricing is likely to grant some much-needed respite to its Android competitors.
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Although the rainfall is a welcome respite from the longstanding drought, recent conditions have created challenges.
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The five firefighters pictured managed to find a brief moment of respite before returning to work.
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Do you sometimes long for a respite from the monotony of pugs, beach sunsets, and blossom?
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The pound had found some respite earlier on Thursday as risk appetite returned to financial markets.
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But a sense that the sell-off had gone too far provided some respite on Thursday.
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So I looked down at my phone as a respite, scrolling mindlessly through my Pinterest feed.
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After walking through the city on a hot summer day, the entryway was a welcome respite.
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Recreate my trip: Plan a long weekend in Cabo as a respite to cold winter temps.
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I also worked in a deli and with special needs children as a respite-care provider.
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Gorges in the ruddy sandstone of the Vindhya plateau gave him respite from the midday heat.
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Wetter conditions could also offer some respite for dairy farmers, who are facing mounting financial pressures.
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While Chinese stocks had at least a one-day respite, Japanese shares continued their recent slide.
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Still, analysts said the market was positioned for the dollar to enjoy only a brief respite.
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Burdened by the future, they find respite in one another and the architecture that surrounds them.
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It was dark in the drawing room, a welcome respite from the May heat of Gorakhpur.
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For most of the summer, liberals enjoyed a respite from their nightmares of a Trump presidency.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Wells Fargo shareholders have given Chief Executive Tim Sloan a welcome respite.
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Oil prices saw no respite during Asian trading hours despite making slight gains in overnight trade.
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In 2018, there's little respite from the onslaught of shows, movies, think pieces, and streaming videos.
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Moscow says there will be no respite in its air campaign, which it says targets "terrorists".
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Since the turn of the century deployment of a new medicine, artemisinin, has provided some respite.
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Lizzie, who is in Purgatory this week and who escaped for a brief respite in Paradise?
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The days leading up to the attack offered some hope of a respite for Turkish tourism.
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Imperfect though it was, it offered Syrian civilians a brief respite from five years of violence.
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The Neediest Cases Fund As her country's economy collapsed, Yolanda Molina sought respite in New York.
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A small screening room ran a series of video works, providing respite from the symposium crowd.
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For many Issei, particularly the elderly, only the simplest pleasures offered a respite from their suffering.
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But, throughout the hard work and the periods of respite, the atmosphere in Europe grows menacing.
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Which was a respite for a photographer used to interacting with jaded (and time-pressed) celebrities.
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But even if 1631 were to pass, Seattle residents cannot expect a respite from smoky summers.
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But the strong holiday sales data offered retail investors a brief respite from the bruising stretch.
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Vacations are designed to give you a much needed respite from the craziness of everyday life.
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Drinking a beer in the shower is meant to be a relaxing respite, not a race.
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Her one respite from the heat: a squirt-gun battle with a young aide named Andy.
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"Our collaboration provides respite and lightens the emotional labor spent when dealing in isolation," Young noted.
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But that doesn't really offer any respite from the strange nature of it all, does it?
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But its current respite may also be short-lived, especially if a snap elections is called.
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Yet, at the end of the exhibition, I am gifted a little respite from the monsters.
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The program also offers a respite from the emotional storms many middle-schoolers experience, teachers said.
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There was little respite for Mr. Bush as he prepared for the nominating convention in Houston.
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For me, that would be a welcome respite to the defeatist political circus America has become.
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As rescuers searched for survivors on Tuesday afternoon, the weather forecast, at least, offered a respite.
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Many of its hikers consider the trail — also known as "the A.T." — a respite from civilization.
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Like much of northeastern China, even this region has enjoyed an unusual respite from the smog.
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But a week of respite means little if attacks resume, especially with spring around the corner.
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The strategic respite we got after the collapse of the Soviet Union is long since over.
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Obama front-loaded sanctions reprieve, so Iran received respite upfront, while compliance is to come later.
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Any place with a warm fire is a welcome respite after a day on the slopes.
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The deal to pause military operations in Syria has come as a respite for Turkish assets.
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She needed to take a break every five minutes, a brief respite, a sip of water.
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It's one of the first moments of respite the family has had after a long day.
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FRIDAY PUZZLE — By the time I get to Friday, I need a respite from themed puzzles.
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A shaky ceasefire, which came into effect in April, has brought some respite from the conflict.
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A brief respite, caused by inflation's fall to zero in 2015, is set to end soon.
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By August 2017, the Trump administration ended Operation Choke Point, but that respite was short lived.
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The ambiance at the property is calm, a welcome respite from the craziness on Mykonos' beaches.
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For a devastated Ms. Kambury, it was a welcome respite from a string of bad news.
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FRIDAY PUZZLE — By the time I get to Friday, I need a respite from themed puzzles.
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Although the shift on Friday was slight, it still provided a sense of respite, Mr. Kotecha said.
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The respite from Mr. Trump's bombast may have provided a rare opening for candidates such as Gov.
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On Thursday's rebels won a short respite from the strikes, as heavy rain prevented warplanes from attacking.
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The royal matriarch is feeling melancholy and useless, so she visits friends in Scotland for some respite.
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There'll be no respite on Wednesday, with southern Iowa to northeast Texas at risk of severe storms.
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Yes, it's odd that a new, immersive screen can feel like a respite from our phone screens.
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Tuesday's Fed commentary gave the U.S. dollar some respite, as it edged up from three-month lows.
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Canadians can expect some respite on Friday, when a cooler air mass will arrive, the agency said.
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The weekend, then, is not just a respite from work, but also gives similar relief from unemployment.
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Most Jewish millennials don't observe the laws of Shabbat, but the respite Heschel described retains its pull.
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Gomez has a packed year ahead of her, and the vacation is providing a much-needed respite.
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The International Energy Agency sees little respite for the coal industry in its 2016 World Energy Outlook.
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The dollar rally appeared to fade for much of the year, giving exports and industries some respite.
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Public transport offers little respite: a new underground service, decades in the building, already feels jam-packed.
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The pair welcomed daughter Kulture in July, and Cardi took a brief respite from the public eye.
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But just as he was making it to an island respite, he was arrested on the mudflats.
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Not a ton of psychological exploration here, but a welcome respite from some of the heavier themes.
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This year, in Arkama village, spring rains have transformed the drought-scorched land and brought some respite.
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The new foreign-exchange regime has provided limited respite in accessing foreign currency in the interbank market.
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For some reason, cooking is one small change that's stuck, allowing me a brief respite from myself.
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But consumers got some respite from airline fares, which fell for a third straight month in January.
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Are these movies a respite even though the real world is plagued by people saying misogynistic things?
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She was the giggling bikini babe in black and white, a moment of attractive respite among punchlines.
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Deep-seated concerns about the outlook for China and further pain for commodity prices offered no respite.
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Roundup Hotels near theme parks do more than offer a convenient respite from the lines and crowds.
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The trip, and the positive publicity it generated, allowed Nixon a brief respite before Watergate overwhelmed him.
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The time loop shenanigans provided a respite from the larger compromised-captain-versus-racist-Klingons main plot.
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The decor created a futuristic atmosphere, while also providing some respite to park-goers on opening day.
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Some respite from this pace can be found on the West Coast, where tradition has a stronghold.
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One good day isn't a trend Wednesday was a respite from a very rough month for investors.
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Putting a conservative in the Supreme Court seat once held by Justice Antonin Scalia offers some respite.
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"This is an opportunity for the city to have a little respite from the chaos," he said.
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Like other settlers, they had come in search of land and a respite from the country's conflicts.
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For Erika, engaging with me seemed natural and almost like a respite from the demands of class.
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Thirty-four respite beds, we're going to help finish that funding for the Department of Public Health.
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At the very least, this amended language seems to offer some respite for the templating service providers.
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There are coffee breaks, lunch walks and chats with co-workers that give some respite from work.
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The unexpected delay was, perhaps, a moment of respite for ministers who've had little time to pause.
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But there would be no respite, and no big-buzz rematch with Novak Djokovic in the quarterfinals.
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Oil's respite came as investors across financial markets assessed the impact of massive central bank stimulus measures.
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As much as you can, enjoy this small respite from work, and of course some amazing journalism.
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While perhaps only a temporary respite, this marks the most significant result of the G-20 gathering.
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The domesticity of the box-car offers a welcome respite from the darkness of the orphans' past.
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Plus, because we do it so rarely these days, it can be a welcome respite from typing.
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But it was also time for respite, for reading, for taking time to think the big thoughts.
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Global stock markets had some respite this week as central banks and governments ramped up stimulus measures.
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Oil's respite came as investors across financial markets assessed the impact of massive central bank stimulus measures.
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Pocket parks near the town hall and Holy Cross church also offer a respite from urban life.
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In this year of national alienation, the collective excitement about the eclipse has been a welcome respite.
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Later, she went to the Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley Humanitarian Respite Center in McAllen.
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Every time Democrats fight to save Obamacare, they get a brief respite—but then the monster returns.
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For New Yorkers seeking temporary respite from political Twitter storms, Carnegie Hall is usually a safe space.
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It was the only space where she could find a little respite, as temperatures approached triple digits.
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Heavy rain fell on Melbourne on Wednesday, bringing some respite to bushfires victims and the tennis players.
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And for Jannah, this particular color offers a small respite from the aesthetic monotony of New York.
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Her prose is a respite, an opportunity to be still and known and astonished all at once.
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That provision could offer respite from siege warfare, which has been a main weapon of the government.
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After Hurricane Maria and community pressure, families and groups advocating for cleaner, sustainable energy won a respite.
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A bit of respite came Tuesday, when the stock rose nearly 1 percent to close at $996.19.
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Not having the phone reduces the temptation to continue working and gives me the respite I need.
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As analysts looked to 2019, there was little optimism that Europe's political crises would offer any respite.
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This is an easy day by E.M.S. standards, a bit of a respite after a difficult week.
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Behind the house, a cluster of palm trees provides a shady respite from the public beach beyond.
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Her prose is a respite, an opportunity to be still and known and astonished all at once.
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At her Long Island home, Deborah Nevins finds respite from the opulent environments she's celebrated for creating.
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Using circular breathing for over half an hour, he hardly took a moment for respite or meditation.
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In an increasingly overdesigned internet, Brutalism is a welcome respite from the noise of the modern web.
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Not surprisingly, these are the songs that provide respite from the fury evident during the band's live shows.
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Idlib province, at the heart of the rebel north, is expected to receive little respite under the ceasefire.
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Hamilton is three for his last 27, but manager Bryan Price said that didn't factor into the respite.
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A tent city haphazardly erected in the town center gave only limited respite from the 90-degree heat.
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The mind needs respite in the midst of outward turmoil; who doesn't enjoy a well-staged Instagram shoot?
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For teens, it's a welcome respite from the unattainable perfection permeating media, magazines, and, more recently, Instagram feeds.
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God blessed Namibia with plenty of light, but didn't bother bestowing many places to find respite from it.
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But it's the longest respite the federal government — and federal employees — have had since Trump came into office.
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"This is really just a bit of Friday respite," said a dealer with one international bank in London.
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This respite feels like the first moment in a long time where they can pretend everything is normal.
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But Black Twitter's jokes were a respite, a safe port in a storm called Being Black in Public.
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Because the movie is actually very frightening, take some respite in the ahead memes, jokes, and playful commentary.
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Thankfully, among all that spooky stuff, there will be a delicious respite this Halloween that's anything but frightening.
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But working in a different room can still provide a moment's respite from your all-too-familiar desk.
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What Republicans needed most from the vice presidential debate was a respite from bad news, at least momentarily.
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He also slammed the OPEC and non-OPEC agreement, saying it only gives the market a temporary respite.
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Warmer conditions might sound like a welcome respite for the Neanderthals, but the change was likely very disruptive.
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Respite care covers foster parents who must take a break for a few hours or a few days.
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It's one of those goofy side-stories that's a welcome respite from the otherwise grim, post-apocalyptic world.
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After a short respite, the market continued to sell off and picked up the pace into the close.
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Even then, the men are often forced to stand and move quickly from one respite area to another.
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Each winter, I get a brief respite from New York City's sad, gray days and 4:30 p.m.
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And it's such a lovely little respite from the big cosmic battles of the rest of the film.
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Those gave brief respite from the gruelling days and nights spent tracking what the Germans were up to.
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But, ever since that bubble popped — rather, exploded — on November 8, it's been nearly impossible to find respite.
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Afternoon closures are a compromise, aimed at giving trout a respite in the warmest hours of the day.
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The likelihood of a respite boosted the markets, with nine of the 11 major S&P sectors higher.
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They could also have hoped that the temporary respite of deportation relief would later turn into permanent residency.
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For three years, the original trio were the only Blue Men, performing six days a week without respite.
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For some banks, Indian investors offer little respite and so they may be forced to raise capital overseas.
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It's an hour from New York City and Philadelphia, so New Hope offers a peaceful respite in nature.
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When: Friday, October 28, 6–9pm Where: Greenpoint, Brooklyn Looking for some respite from the dark and macabre?
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Hideki wants the atmosphere to feel homey and relaxing, a respite from the busy Tokyo streets just outside.
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It provides a respite from a surveilling society, even as it exposes you to a single other soul.
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Keeping with "The Holiday," Farthing Cottage is intended to be a place of respite for the broken-hearted.
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"Give Mother Earth a respite from endless digging," Mr. Duterte said at a news conference on Monday evening.
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The photo was a sweet but brief respite from the chaos that is the Grey's Anatomy cast lineup.
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The critical situation this year, however, has highlighted the fact that those old programs just provided temporary respite.
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Except for a brief respite of Corelli, we might have been in the lounge of a boutique hotel.
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Myanmar was seen as less tarnished by globalization than its neighbors were; its slower pace was a respite.
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Like the best moments of this sketch show, the disruptive performance provides a respite from normalcy and coherence.
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On Beauty Warm scents, infused with edible ingredients like tea and rum, provide a respite from arctic temperatures.
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At about 100 minutes, it is a brief and generous respite from floods and nukes and violent demonstrations.
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While the markets are still down, coordinated stimulus action from governments around the world has offered some respite.
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The playground at Alley Pond Park was a respite for me, Zen and the art of monkey bars.
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Alas, politicians usually long for a respite at times when they are least likely to deserve one. Mrs.
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" Many people work long, hard days, "and the evenings are the only respite — so why end them early?
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When he needed respite, he traveled to Streatham Park, outside London, to be the houseguest of the Thrales.
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Moments later, they began to realize what they had lost — a blissful respite from the harried world above.
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A welcome respite from a terrible week is good, but nothing like what is needed to bolster confidence.
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A respite from political, legal and family spats gives him room to manoeuvre, and less excuse for delay.
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Shares of Facebook were under intense pressure again Thursday morning after a brief respite in the previous session.
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Despite this 2020 respite, the trend of mixing families and presidential politics does not appear to be stopping.
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This kind of respite is all the more crucial in a time when digital devices make work ubiquitous.
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The economy appears to have received a respite from the Federal Reserve's three interest rate cuts this year.
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In Bong's nightmare vision, there is no respite from ugliness, no matter what your eyes might tell you.
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But they found little respite at the state home, and in some cases more of what they fled.
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Lunchroom respite Our lunchroom isn't decorated, so while I like the fish décor, lunchtime is a nice change.
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I kept trying to adjust my air vent, but there was no respite from the oppressive cabin temperature.
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Bottom line, investors got a respite from the steep selling that ended the longest bull market on record.
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While any of those things might still happen, the findings could offer Kobe Steel some respite for now.
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The bad news: The respite probably won't last despite rapid strides among developing economies like China and India.
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People stranded in the area sought respite in the bar, but rather than eating, took to drinking heavily.
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We ate it alongside every meal, as a cooling respite to the spices in our dals and sabzis.
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They tend to be farm laborers, and farm fields and construction sites offer little respite from hot weather.
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Boston's meager winter so far may feel like a merciful respite after the pummeling the city endured in 20153.
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For this to be anything more durable than a temporary and fragile respite will depend on further peace talks.
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Though spring offers a warmer respite from winter, spring skies are still filled with their fair share of clouds.
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These are New Yorkers who took to the parks to find respite from the drudgery of the world outside.
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The clever snow monkeys at Jigokundi took over the hot springs for some respite from the area's frigid cold.
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A fall in crude futures to below $5.843 a barrel has provided some respite for the big energy importer.
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Following its biggest nuclear test to date on September 229, the Hermit Kingdom's restraint appeared as a refreshing respite.
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According to the publisher, Drake also said during the stream that Fortnite was a good respite between studio recording.
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There was some respite for Chennai residents Thursday when the city received its first major rainfall of the year.
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I am comfortable living on the road for brief periods and giving myself a respite from my typical routine.
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Yes, I was physically exhausted, but maternity leave was such a welcome respite from the grinding pace of work.
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And his trip wasn't looked kindly on by the protesters, hundreds of whom gathered after a day of respite.
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After a brief respite in the United States, she returned for the concert fundraiser One Love Manchester in June.
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Your fall respite, right this way... At Refinery29, we're here to help you navigate this overwhelming world of stuff.
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Consider this day a brief respite before you find yourself dragging out the heavy coats and planning holiday meals.
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Whether as respite, inspiration, distraction, or candy, music carries political utility simply by tapping the social value of pleasure.
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Some analysts have attributed the respite in the country's falling currency and high current account deficit to Rajan's policies.
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MUFG analysts also reckon an imminent UK government white paper outlining post-Brexit plans may offer sterling some respite.
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In each other, we found respite, recognition, a shared eagerness to relax, take stock and talk about it all.
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Like the time I was enjoying a respite on the john and my Blaze said my heart rate spiked.
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Last year, in a welcome respite, it expanded by a robust 2.3%, outstripping forecasts and matching America's growth rate.
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But his unexpected demise at the age of 65 is not likely to give President Filipe Nyusi much respite.
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With a brief respite from the pain, the sports star was back to pushing after a two-hour nap.
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To create a space of refuge, to enjoy a period of respite, is not necessarily an act of acquiescence.
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The win gives Borissov's coalition government some respite after a scandal over purchases of luxury properties at low prices.
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STEPPING into the airy Royal Courts of Justice in central London provides immediate respite from the blazing summer sun.
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But in the 19th and early 20th centuries, the area was not so much for respite as for refuge.
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Respite care is a great way to test the waters before taking the next step as a foster parent.
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But there was no respite for Europe as outflows from equities in the region continued, the BAML data showed.
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His aversion to society's beliefs of how he should look and act became a source of respite and excitement.
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His God-given flow is a breath of fresh air, a respite from the forced quality of the album.
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Retracing your steps back to the last safe room — when that's an option — offers a rare moment of respite.
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" Why it matters: Per the Post, aides view Trump's Florida golf club as "a respite...for him to recharge.
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A respite from weather-related disruptions allows food stocks to be re-built, and prices then come down gradually.
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The women's work is grueling, and the show's producers at East Africa TV do not offer them much respite.
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If you get a little frightened watching Stranger Things at night, these treats will hopefully provide some sweet respite.
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CBA shares had some respite on Tuesday, rising 2106 percent against a 498.643 percent fall in the wider market.
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And there is little respite in sight for the battered currency, which has weakened nearly 5% year-to-date.
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But, while it wasn't exactly a breeze, this puzzle was a bit of a respite after Thursday's super typhoon!
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At the center is a product that solves daily problems while providing a respite from the stresses of life.
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The recent cases, like Somalia in 2011, were all exacerbated by drought, and the return of rains provided respite.
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Despite the respite for oil prices, growth in U.S. crude output continued to dampen the market and limit gains.
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And they offer a welcome respite for theatergoers who have yet to acquire a taste for energetic hillbilly hokum.
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Dark Mode is a potential boon to all of us desk jockeys looking for some respite from eye strain.
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It will point your eyes straight at the nearest wall, whose blankness is a welcome respite from Angels baseball.
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Then, one Christmas, Áine's parents asked the local authority to take her into respite care for a short time.
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One of feminism's biggest successes was creating an alternative culture for girls and women seeking respite from mainstream constraints.
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Strong numbers from tech companies have provided a respite from the selling that had gripped the markets this month.
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She explained that she and her husband, Tom, were taking a brief respite from the storm to have lunch.
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Their days were divided between their creative work in the barn and the respite of the island's sandy shore.
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And yet, movies provide a respite, a window into a better time to come, or a challenge we've overcome.
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"We have a welcome respite this morning, but the August mood is fearful," said Societe Generale strategist Kit Juckes.
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Does their love bring an end to violence, or is it simply a small respite from what's to come?
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This moment — this respite from conflict and despair — still shimmers in my memory, brighter than Neil Armstrong's historic moonwalk.
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If this show ever lets you breathe a sigh of relief, just know that it's only a fleeting respite.
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Attending religious services during basic training was the only respite from the cleaning responsibilities that otherwise occupied Sunday mornings.
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They provided meetings, respite and other services, which helped me to keep going and prevented me from becoming desperate.
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His respite was a visit to the McDonald's around the corner every Sunday where he relished its breakfast menu.
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The yen, which has steadily weakened against the U.S. dollar since March, is giving Honda and others some respite.
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The Trump administration's immigration policies were rarely mentioned in the dining room and lobby of the McAllen respite center.
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A discussion meant to be a respite from the racial tensions out in the world began to mirror them.
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The first was the Bowery, a little respite of a bar where we stopped for happy hour one evening.
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On Thursday, his question about the first lady provided a respite for Mr. Trump during a combative news conference.
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For me, Bar Centrale, a hidden respite from the madness and bright lights from Times Square, fit that bill.
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But will it be enough to bring the crisis to an end or is it just a brief respite?
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But these moments aren't just an interactive respite, they help build on your understanding of the character and story.
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The basements offer some respite from a weeklong assault by the Syrian regime that has claimed over 500 lives.
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After a two-day respite, the Dow sank another 4 percent, marking a 10 percent drop from record highs.
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For some, it's even more fleeting, with the respite lasting only the couple of days listed as federal holidays.
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Sunday's elections were largely free of disruption, bringing a rare and welcome respite from petrol bombs and tear gas.
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Mildly better-than-expected Turkish inflation data released Friday morning provided brief respite and at around 8:00 a.m.
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Besides, others here said, on days of intense sunshine on the Common, new shadows might actually create welcome respite.
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I work for a respite service/child care inclusion center in Orange County that works with kids with disabilities.
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That said, there's some respite in the continuing, if not strengthened, output of electronic artists all over the world.
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The dollar enjoyed a brief respite on news of stronger-than-forecast sales in U.S. existing homes in May.
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Whether or not life after the White House includes an island respite, it also likely now includes writing a book.
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I left him a larger-than-usual tip in hopes that gesture might provide some respite in an untenable situation.
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Swirling paint won't change this election, but it is nice if you need a brief respite from all the noise.
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In an age where masculinity, especially black masculinity, is being discussed and disassembled ad nauseam, Moonlight is a healthy respite.
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In an age where masculinity, especially black masculinity, is being discussed and disassembled ad nauseam, Moonlight is a healthy respite.
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The goal behind these centers is to provide caregivers with respite and seniors with socialization, therapy and heath-related services.
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The butcher shop and its sandwich counter had always been a place of respite for Brand in his toughest times.
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Painted in extreme chiaroscuro, the emptiness of bed sheets creased by an absent figure created a strong feeling of respite.
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Whether functioning as respite, inspiration, distraction, or candy, art carries political utility simply by tapping the social value of pleasure.
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Indeed, the famed Canadian niceness would certainly provide a welcome respite to the relentless nastiness of the 2016 presidential election.
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After a brief respite following the 2001 campaign, the city has been subjected to wave after wave of suicide attacks.
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EVEN THE Eid al-Fitr holiday did not bring a respite for the almost 3m Syrians bottled up in Idlib.
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Sitting in a quiet corner contemplating plants growing in harmony with rocks is a respite from the busy outside world.
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He did both to stave off a four-game sweep and offer a beleaguered bullpen a bit of a respite.
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The ECB has rescued the weaklings with its ultra-loose monetary policy, but that offers no more than temporary respite.
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The Australian Bureau of Meteorology said winds would ease by Friday evening, offering some respite to travelers and fire fighters.
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For most of us, the decision to order take-out Chinese is a respite from the dreaded task of cooking.
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It's important to see your physician and treat the underlying issues rather than use pills or supplements for immediate respite.
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Oil prices saw temporary respite during overnight trade, despite bearish data from Stateside showing further build up in oil inventories.
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But nominating Wray gives Trump a temporary respite from the relentless -- and negative -- coverage about Russia, Comey and the rest.
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German bund yields have risen as safe-haven government debt came under pressure following a respite in North Korea tensions.
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These policies may pay for everything from occupational therapy to respite care and nursing homes, but they are not cheap.
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Moments like these remind you that reality may not be so pretty, but Planet Giegling can provide a brief respite.
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But A Quiet Place represents more than just a respite from an endless stream of superhero movies and cinematic noise.
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Analysts at Citi reckon changes to U.S. government funding requirements in the coming weeks and months could provide some respite.
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Having put down our armor, [our time at El Mirage] was a respite between battles in a time of war.
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Although casualties were down and the security forces appear to have exercised restraint, the respite rests on a knife's edge.
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But the summit—and particularly its immediate aftermath—was a farce, and the respite is only likely to be temporary.
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Further, this respite temporarily preserves consumers' access to products, which otherwise face disruption by immediately removing products from the marketplace.
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After a suspenseful respite, she was relieved to see her mother scamper across the finish line, barely out of breath.
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But they could leave a bitter aftertaste rather than providing him with a respite from domestic battles like healthcare reform.
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Outside, the terrace is a gorgeous respite to take in city views, equipped with plush couches, tables, and heat lamps.
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Each year, nearly a million and a half visitors find refuge and respite in the park's forests, meadows and waterfalls.
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We headed into the main town of Sant Francesc Xavier for wine, pasta and a respite from the blazing sun.
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It's just a matter of time — a brief respite, as even light takes a minute to travel 11 million miles.
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Sometimes running the business becomes a welcome, much-needed respite that helps you keep your sanity and remember your mission.
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The attention to detail is adorable, and it provided a welcome respite during a week-long trip to visit family.
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Then, local families offered him a respite greater than they realized when they welcomed him into their homes for dinner.
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The cemetery is small but rich in history, and it offers a respite from the busy life of downtown Manhattan.
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"Leave it to Rudy to destroy the momentary respite that BuzzFeed had given his client," Conway wrote amid Giuliani's appearances.
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Yet nationally, programs vary widely, with little agreement even on what medical respite means, although that is starting to change.
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As yet, however, long-term funding remains the single biggest obstacle for respite programs, according to health and homelessness experts.
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It was a respite from the summer of major championship golf rule controversies that would last only about an hour.
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The profit shift reflects a respite in Volkswagen's still-mounting legal costs and other expenses related to the emissions scandal.
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In the air-conditioned respite from the wet heat outside, Aranda wiped sweat from his shaved head with his sleeve.
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EXPLORER The 585-acre oasis remains a beautiful respite from the bustle of city life, 151 years after it opened.
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Before the vote, the industry had been enjoying a respite from the wrath of Democrats and other critics in Washington.
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For Steve Norman, the convenience of registering and casting his vote was a welcome respite from his usual bureaucratic encounters.
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On one of the worst days of his presidency, it seemed, Trump, too, was turning to football for a respite.
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"We are helping the community by offering them a place of respite and a sense of hope," Thomson tells Hyperallergic.
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We humbly hope that this service can bring some much-needed moments of respite for families during these difficult times.
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I'm pulled in a dozen directions at every moment, but taking a minute to feed the starter is a respite.
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Sister Pimentel later stood outside the respite center in a light rain to help newly arrived migrants off a bus.
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I wanted a respite from the partisan rancor, preferably with appealing illustrations that didn't include a 2016 Electoral College map.
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This probably isn't the place for you if you want a relaxing respite from the noise and LA party scene.
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After Jones nearly fools Howard again from long range, the Americans are rattled, and the break is a welcome respite.
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During the relative respite, business has taken off, with locals constructing new buildings and opening car dealerships and small factories.
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Here's what else is happening: If Scott Joplin can't get you dancing, perhaps this brief respite from the rain will.
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Streets of America was previously a respite for people who spent the day on thrill-seeking rides in Hollywood Studios.
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Investors say French bonds could win some respite if the eurosceptic Marine Le Pen is defeated in May's presidential vote.
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The news comes as a respite to Google, which is likely to soon face charges from the European competition commission.
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Our environment is simultaneously the protected and the protector, offering a respite from the expectations and judgments placed upon us.
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Campaigning officially ended on Saturday for a mandatory three-day "cooling-off period," a welcome respite given the political tensions.
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It offers a respite from the heat, from office life, from noisy households, from all the irritations that crowd in.
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She's taking a respite from the 300 or so days a year she spends traveling, usually as somebody else's guest.
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However, the order does offer a brief respite for some self-examination for both legal commentators, and frankly, the courts.
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Safari parks offer peak wildlife viewing in April and May, while mountainous regions provide respite from the heat in June.
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They help her clear her mind and are a respite from the grind of school and college applications, she said.
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Homemade yogurt is central to South Asian cuisines, a cooling respite to spicy dishes or a sweet tang for desserts.
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This attitude made their corner of the beach a respite from the outside world and its duller standards of decency.
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Japan's surrender in 1945 brought no respite, as fighting escalated between the ruling Nationalist Party and Mao Zedong's Communist insurgents.
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Dark blue tones — cobalt, navy, midnight — nearly saturated them, with areas of respite in turquoise and a bleary, overcast gray.
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Nestled between Santa Barbara and Los Angeles, the Ojai Valley's luxury spas and inns can be a respite for city dwellers.
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Through its absurd story and witty dialogue,Hatoful Boyfriend supplies players with a welcome respite from their own hectic love lives.
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By being set apart, including its own bathroom area, the rari camp offers a bit of respite from these constant threats.
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The Chicago Cubs made that clear to Americans last fall, giving the country respite from a divisive, profane presidential election season.
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Trump was not expected on Wednesday to interview candidates for the Supreme Court, taking a holiday respite from the intense process.
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The few minutes you spend in the shower each morning give you a precious respite from the chaos of the day.
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Some AI-powered works are not even embedded in current events, which provides some respite from our current and bleak reality.
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Even a temporary respite for the industry would barely bring back any coal jobs, because most have been lost to automation.
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Hopes that it might settle with the DOJ for $5 billion-odd, though so far unfulfilled, have since brought uneasy respite.
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Mostly, he hoped to provide a melodious respite to locals, who had long suffered through the cacophony of drills and jackhammers.
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The euro rose 0.3 percent to $1.1985, getting some respite after setting a near four-month low of $1.1938 on Wednesday.
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Civic groups were especially bothered by the loss of the bench, which had been a popular respite for Fifth Avenue shoppers.
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Instead of feeling forced to display only your best self, Instagram now feels like a respite from the assault of reality.
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While this is not a Korean-specific story, this is no respite as their real debt is rising as orders wane.
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Now might be a good time to take a much-needed respite — Wyoming is supposed to be lovely for fly-fishing.
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It was a respite after years of corruption scandals, soaring homicide rates, and a limping economy had battered the nation's morale.
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This unusual pattern of rolling industrial action, which gives commuters a three-day respite before the disruption returns, is particularly confusing.
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SXPP dragged, down 1.6 percent and near a three-month low, as metals prices resumed their selloff after a brief respite.
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This year's Glastonbury features humorously stenciled loos that just seem the perfect respite for a few idyllic minutes of alone time.
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Despite a brief respite on Monday, smog returned to the Chinese capital on Tuesday, with PM2.5 readings again at "hazardous" levels.
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That means Russian financials' shares, down 22 percent this year,may see little respite (Broader Russian shares have lost 8 percent).
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Given how long Judgment is, these moments, brief as they are, are a very welcome respite from the grim main story.
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The U.S. government's temporary easing of restrictions on Huawei may bring little respite for the Chinese telecommunications giant, according to analysts.
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As for Peru, it may gain a respite under Martín Vizcarra, PPK's vice-president, who has taken over the top job.
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In a time like this, art can provide a respite from some of the conditions [to which] we have been subjected.
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Concrete roofs are set to be covered with gardens to provide food, trap rainwater and offer respite from soaring summer temperatures.
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No major violence Nevertheless, the ceasefire appears to have led to a respite in violence in the five-year civil war.
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I look online for respite, but it doesn't come: The rest of the world is going through this waking nightmare, too.
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I never felt ridiculous using the Asus in tablet mode, which was a welcome respite from nearly every other Chromebook tested.
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Recently, we've had more cause than ever, at least on a geopolitical scale, to seek the respite that ambient music offers.
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The euro fell as Draghi underscored the risks facing the euro zone economy, allowing the dollar some respite from recent selling.
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The drawings are graphite rubbings, and they offer respite from the conceptual tightness of the sculpture — a bit of breathing room.
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We need beauty and respite and joy, and we don't need to have our noses in the crisis every single minute.
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It was rare respite for CBA shareholders, with the stock down 9.1 percent since money-laundering allegations broke on Aug. 3.
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President Trump can't realistically hope for an immediate boost in the polls or any real respite from his critics at home.
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Normal rains this year (which early weather forecasts are predicting, albeit with a record befitting astrologists or economists) would bring respite.
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Unplug and really get away to ensure that an earlymoon is a real respite and not merely a change of geography.
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Right now, however, that seems likely to offer only a brief respite from the rising tide of legal and political troubles.
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Perhaps the classes were a respite for many of them, a space set apart from the demands of their daily lives.
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New York City is all about the hustle but the Flower District in between Chelsea and NoMad is a real respite.
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You will know me, and you will still have to love me — there is no respite; the truth will change nothing.
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The would-be campers were seeking not a temporary respite from the asphalt but rather the creation of a permanent park.
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President #Putin & Defence Minister #Shoigu catch a minute's respite embracing the beauty of Siberian forest in Russia's Republic of Tuva pic.twitter.
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As the Mets bid a premature farewell to another of their key players, they welcomed back another from a brief respite.
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Gebeily reported that the gunshots resumed after a brief respite, and reinfocements had been called in to help quell the protests.
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These emerged in 2014 partly in response to such extortion practices and achieved a temporary respite for producers in some regions.
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The trip was a respite before the treatments and a chance for Ollie and Deborah to give their marriage another run.
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Bankers suggest that the U.S. dollar bond markets could provide Japanese banks with some respite from short-term dollar funding pressure.
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Along with home-care demonstrations and respite care, the project sponsors field trips, overnight camps and other recreational and social activities.
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Carrying over a dozen bricks on her head, she fears getting sunstroke while at work, but home offers no respite either.
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For her whole family, I would authorize a park that offers safe exercise and respite from the heat of the city.
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We were going to do a respite stay, and if they fit in, if it went well, we'd sell the house.
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The big card Driller Promotions and the Sterling Entertainment Group (SEG) put on was a welcome respite from the deep freeze.
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The shots where we see Stormzy surrounded by a maze of pastel-colored buildings convey a sense of respite and ease.
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It's a nice respite from the zigzagging of blame and guilt and relief and remorse of the actual torrid separation experience.
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Enjoy this respite from the white box experience with the immersive images below: Click here to learn more about Machine Project.
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Ghani, therefore, is seeking opportunities for respite for his countrymen in the form of peace offers and ceasefires with the Taliban.
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They also argue that it would give taxi drivers who have seen their incomes plummet in recent years a brief respite.
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The state got some respite from the winds on Tuesday, but they were expected to pick up again Wednesday and Thursday.
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Those hours are his only exhausted respite in the daily panic of losing thousands of dollars a day at his restaurants.
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It allows for players to "go anywhere" for a respite from the heat, but prohibits coaching and off-court medical treatment.
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"We offer fans a respite from the trials and missteps of everyday life," Jerry Jones, owner of the Dallas Cowboys, says.
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But the rest of the play, which takes place after the election of President Trump, revokes the anticipated respite from racism.
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As a respite from the conspicuous consumption associated with suburban developments, the Sea Ranch was intended to be communal and inconspicuous.
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But the blossoming flowers and chirruping birds offer only fleeting respite to a musician acutely tuned in to his immediate surroundings.
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And like Central Park, Brooklyn's Prospect Park remained an outdoor respite for people with nowhere else to go for fresh air.
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If your head is reeling from all the week's drama, fear not — sports fandom is here to give you a respite.
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The respite center received more than 800 migrants on Monday, another 800 on Tuesday and more than 600 by Wednesday afternoon.
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Even the retail sector, which has been squeezed by online competition and soft prices in recent years, is enjoying a respite.
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And while there is little evidence that a respite is coming for manufacturers, the industry trends have been positive for consumers.
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A newly agreed ceasefire in Idlib, Syria's last opposition stronghold, could offer a welcomed respite for the province's desperate civilian population.
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The three women behind Glow Up are all fans, and they wanted the game to offer a similar kind of respite.
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And when Ms. Moore needed a respite from her maternity wardrobe, she snagged a few of Ms. Spear's flowy peasant tops.
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In both tales, the two protagonists share the same itch to be elsewhere, seeking respite and freedom away from the crowd.
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For a few months there was a cease-fire and he found respite visiting Syrian friends in the countryside outside Aleppo.
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There is little respite on the horizon this week, and the worst health impacts of these bushfires is yet to come.
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My only respite from her that weekend was the auto tour Walt gave me of Dover and its Air Force base.
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While the information might be helpful for some, others want Tinder to be a respite from constant updates on COVID-19.
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After he won the first set, fatigue seemed to set in, and he spent time bent over, seeking respite between serves.
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The development in the Brexit saga marks a welcome respite for the euro which has dropped more than 3% this year.
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The tragedy strengthened the Golden Knights' bond with its fan base, which found healing in hockey, a respite from their grief.
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American capitalism has always been brutal, with only a few decades of respite that largely excluded people of color and women.
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There are even calls from some to forgo their sacred August recess — a respite from the capital in its swampiest month.
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Georgia held L.S.U. to a field goal to begin the second half, which counted as a respite from an offensive onslaught.
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Dry weather and thunderstorms are expected in the area over the next few days, which means no respite from the blaze.
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Although, despite ostensibly being obstacles, the ruins also serve as a respite from the plate-spinning required by piloting your vehicle.
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A recent improvement in the weather offered some respite, but there are concerns about what will happen when temperatures drop again.
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Louis Charbonneau, UN director at Human Rights Watch, said he hopes the ceasefire will provide a much-needed respite for Ghouta.
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But aside from that respite, this has been an election year when, each time someone ponders aloud, What could happen next?
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Respite from the sun can be found at Grain de Sel, an unpretentious beachside cafe a few minutes away by foot.
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Often music functions as a travelogue, conjuring pretty vistas reassuring in their respite from daily life and breathtaking in their nonexistence.
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Cover image: Recently arrived migrant families rest at the Catholic Charities Humanitarian Respite Center on June 21, 2018 in McAllen, Texas.
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Gypsy is drawing Prince Charming when Lacey comes to her rescue, however temporary that respite from her usual routine ends up being.
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We highly recommend watching one of these flicks whenever you need to take a brief respite to a happier, less complicated time.
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The longest respite was {daysCount} days between {date1}, and {date2}, when no mass shootings were reported, according to the Gun Violence Archive.
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The respite also gives US consumers the opportunity to finally figure out what the heck they're going to do to protect themselves.
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Left without families — their stories soaked in blood, fire, and tragedy — they can find a respite from their trauma in each other.
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They organize regular meetings, ride-outs, track days, and charity events, recently raising over $3,000 for a children's respite center in Bristol.
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That gives Congress a narrow window to find a legislative solution—and people like Islam only a short respite from potential deportation.
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It knows what it is and establishes it right away: a breezy comedy providing a positive respite from a dreary new cycle.
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I'm looking for a place to find some respite — perhaps a dank, icy alcove — when there's news of someone at the gate.
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The big picture: The respite is largely due to apparent breakthroughs in trade between the Trump administration and the U.S.' traditional allies.
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Stock sectors sensitive to rising rates got a respite as the U.S. Federal Reserve signaled just two more rate hikes in 2018.
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The aid convoys and their supplies offer only a respite in the slow-motion agony that is destroying Syria and its people.
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Her respite, Ms. Drummer said, was visiting the famed farmers' market in Santa Monica to talk with vendors and sample their products.
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For many students, even the short holidays offer little respite, since most are enrolled in private tuition, often in a hagwon (crammer).
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This recovery offered some respite to Japanese policymakers worried about the hit a stronger yen could inflict on the export-reliant economy.
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Even if the Oxford paper's new budgets were copper-bottomed truths, though, they would hardly provide the respite they might seem to.
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The last gallery offers some respite with "Undercurrent (red)" (2008), a web of red cables knit together to form an enormous mat.
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Television shows are suppose to provide respite from the rest of the world, so when they betray us, it feels particularly cutting.
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It's a pretty sneaky trick, but if you've been avoiding Instagram because of ad bombardment, hopefully this will provide a brief respite.
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With culture desperately in need of a respite from itself, overarching themes of nostalgia, equity, and fantasy come at the perfect time.
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As Mexico City's central market for illegal merchandise, Tepito offers miracles of consumerism, afternoons of respite from the grind of economic exclusion.
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Everything is digital nowadays, so the once-poppin' copy room can become a place of quiet respite, the ultimate office nap destination.
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" 'Not the solution' In a tweet Friday, the Dublin Simon Community, a homeless charity, said the project would "provide much needed respite.
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If you need a respite from all the chatter about backstabbing and betrayal in Washington, here's what's been going down in Atlanta.
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Next week could bring another relatively peaceful respite—perhaps even a week with no mass shootings at all, if we're exceptionally lucky.
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An Ifop poll in late September showed some respite with a "dissatisfaction" rating of 53 percent down from 57 percent in August.
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I retreated to the kitchen for a temporary respite from the party, but for some baffling reason, I am still in here.
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Those measures include access to respite areas, ice water, industrial and personal fans, cool-down showers and wellness checks, the ruling said.
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We've endured a long, hard political slog this week, so it's only fair that we get a bit of respite this weekend.
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The green shades offer some respite to the motorists, and also ensure that they follow traffic rules and don't jump the signals.
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Even when our fantasies let us down, we crave them, if only for the brief respite they give us from everyday life.
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Smartphones and wi-fi mean that even an airline cabin, once the last respite of the business traveller, no longer guarantees escape.
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Unveiling their agreement, the foreign ministers of Russia and America, Sergei Lavrov and John Kerry, both singled out Aleppo for coming respite.
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But for people toiling with little respite, save for the occasional wedding or harvest celebration, recreational enjoyment is hard to come by.
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But the elation on Thursday night was seen as a welcome respite from the violence and loss that have accompanied the protests.
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For a respite, Trump scans the room for Vladimir Putin, but, alas, the Russian President hasn't been seen at Davos since 2009.
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For people who feel that we are a little bit too connected these days, Kickstarter project Light Phone was promising a respite.
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The respite they receive when experts take over for a few hours makes it possible to continue with the burden of caregiving.
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This chaotic world makes a quiet respite at a spiritual retreat — the setting for Bess Wohl's "Small Mouth Sounds" — seem mighty appealing.
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All three major rating agencies have maintained South Africa's investment-grade status, granting the president some respite amid the increased political pressure.
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The yuan has found some respite in recent weeks as the dollar retreated, helped also by recent steps to curb capital outflows.
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But that respite could also reduce pressure on congressional leaders to find a permanent legislative fix that would protect Dreamers from deportation.
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It was rare respite for CBA shareholders, with the stock down 9 percent since the money-laundering allegations broke on Aug. 3.
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The annual event, which raises money for needy children, typically offers presidential hopefuls a respite from the tension of the campaign trail.
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Then there were the 70s, which barely allowed a moment of respite: we had one murder a day, basically a civil war.
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The Padres got a brief respite when first baseman Eric Hosmer threw out Orlando Arcia at the plate for the second out.
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Fizzy on the inside and infused with plum syrup, they were a quick respite from the weather on a muggy summer day.
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He performs roughly 70 live shows around the world each year and takes respite from the road by decorating his own space.
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Perhaps that's because people are desperate for a respite from Trump, or because the imagination can't compete with the strangeness of reality.
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But the new rules would offer Ms. Castillo a respite: Landlords would be forced to make preferential rents permanent for existing tenants.
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Vines points out that the ceasefire is at least indefinite, and that better rains over recent months have provided some economic respite.
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For many, that means running or other activities that involve being outdoors will be a brief, sanity-saving respite from staying inside.
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"Fatigue spread on the pores of my face," he wrote his fiancée during a brief respite in a prison that allowed letters.
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Weiss makes abundantly clear the respite Wilensky's approach provided kids like her — from academic, social and parental pressures to achieve and conform.
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It felt calming to be cradled in the words of strangers and new friends, a momentary respite from the uncertainty raging outside.
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Regarding the former, I refuse to believe that television testimony to Robert Mueller's integrity is my only respite in all of this.
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Nor did Sister Norma Pimentel, the executive director of the Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley, who oversees the respite center.
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More work meetings in the city were in store that afternoon, so their wintry respite would soon be coming to a close.
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Supervisors sometimes listen in on calls and are constantly on the lookout for staffers who may need a respite from the phone.
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Now the rainy season had arrived, offering a respite to the jungle and a clearer view of the damage to the world.
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Producing zines can offer an unexpected respite from the scrutiny on the internet, which can be as oppressive as it is liberating.
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Meanwhile, gold stocks provided some respite to the market, with the sectoral sub-index rising 4.2% to its highest close since Oct.
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Tavernetta Al Molo is a casual and unhurried respite from city dining, one where the seafood offerings are straightforward but also precise.
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Racism — like race — will always be what it has always been, we tell ourselves, and there can be no exit or respite.
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Wednesday offered some respite from the selling with the Norwegian crown advancing 0.3% versus the U.S. dollar and 0.4% against the euro.
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They're rife with potential embarrassments and inconveniences, but they are also often our only respite from the harsh realities of office existence.
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"There is some respite from the rainfall and water levels in the dam reservoirs are stabilized," the ministry said in a statement.
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If you hoped that 2017 would bring a respite from a year and a half of constant political coverage, you were wrong.
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That way I'd have a long commute on a couple of days, but then I'd get the respite from it and that.
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Wednesday offered some respite from the selling with the Norwegian crown advancing 0.3% versus the U.S. dollar and 0.4% against the euro.
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For a troubadour of sadness—"the godfather of gloom," he was later called—Cohen found frequent respite in the arms of others.
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They advertised the pub's large grass paddock on social media as a respite for horses and other animals impacted by the fires.
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Some of the most memorable art at this year's NADA New York deals with distress, though the massive fair also offers respite.
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The brothers found respite in their hobbies; Cedar, the middle of five children, enjoyed snowboarding and skateboarding, while Sage, the youngest, loved music.
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There is not a lot of rain expected this morning, Lindner said, so the respite will give water levels a chance to recede.
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Often bone-simple, frequently complex, and always speedy, Lombardo crushes, kills, and destroys through the entire album, with barely a moment of respite.
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But even in that context, Anne Helen Petersen writes that private Facebook groups have been a respite from online toxicity, especially for women.
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The parts of the city overlooking the confluence of the rivers Sava and Danube however, enjoyed a respite brought by a fresh breeze.
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The eight new episodes find the Fab Five reprising their starring roles as a much-needed respite from the chaos of the world.
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Jenquel, who recently crossed the US–Mexico border with her mother and siblings, speaks with volunteers at the Catholic Charities Humanitarian Respite Center.
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But mass evacuations meant everything from pet dogs to farm animals and wildlife have also needed to find respite, making for dramatic pictures.
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At home, she'd curl up around her stereo, blasting the Beatles and the Who and seeking respite from the noises in her head.
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Still, there may be some respite for prices with analysts predicting a supply deficit this year - the first in five years, Lougher indicates.
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On Saturday, however, Sorrentino told WPRO-AM that the entire letter was meant to be a joke and a respite from the election.
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By the time the comic conclusion comes around, it feels like a warm respite after the harsh weather of an active winter's day.
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This might be her only chance at a do-over, at righting the course she finds herself on, with no respite in sight.
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However, it does promote kindness and provides a respite from inflammatory comments, which is something everyone can probably use more of in 2017.
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The likelihood of a respite in the tensions boosted the markets on Tuesday, with nine of the 11 major S&P sectors higher.
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Russia, a nation that had a brief respite from terror, is once again being awakened to dangers that were suppressed but never eliminated.
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Tesla still has a lot to prove, but for now it gets a welcome respite from the drama of the last few weeks.
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She takes these immensely painful feelings—grief, jealousy, unrequited longing—and encourages you to lean into them, encasing yourself in sadness, euphoria, respite.
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The data could give some respite to concerns that the U.S. factory sector is sagging under the weight of a slowing global economy.
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"A respite of a few hours makes no sense," French President Francois Hollande told a joint news conference with Merkel after the talks.
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Elsewhere the dollar's recent mini-rally appeared to have run out of steam, offering some respite to most emerging currencies including the yuan.
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Shares in Taiwan gained 21.1734 percent and Seoul's KOSPI added 20.2 percent, with Korean investors taking heart from a respite in trade tensions.
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Alexandra gets money and a listening ear, while Razmik finds respite from the stress of providing for his family and his unhappy marriage.
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The Chinese yuan, the source of much anguish in financial markets from Sao Paulo to Singapore since last summer, is enjoying some respite.
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It was special to them, he said, a respite offered by an aunt who took them in while their parents battled substance abuse.
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Issa offers some respite from the couch Lawrence has been sleeping on and invites him back to their empty apartment at The Dunes.
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Drivers seldom expect repeat custom so make no effort to be nice (which can be a welcome respite from over-chatty London cabbies).
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Daly was brought in soon thereafter, and the band that was meant as a respite for the three musicians became a serious consideration.
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Wednesday is a national holiday in Spain and government offices are closed, giving a brief respite in the crisis after a tumultuous month.
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The respite of taking time off can increase work performance by as much as 80%, researcher Mark Rosekind of Alertness Solutions told CNN.
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They're wounded, broken individuals who may get the respite of a marginally happy ending, but it's always colored by their loss and heartbreak.
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When I choose to indulge in a local hotel stay, I prefer properties that feel like a respite from the city's frenetic pace.
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Yet virtually all Syrians would welcome a respite from fighting and bombing, as was provided under a short-lived cease-fire in February.
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However, respite has come not from the skies, nor the ground nor ocean through technological tricks to tap subterranean aquifers and desalinate seawater.
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I had a Miller Lite for $5 — the cheapest drink in South Beach I would find — and enjoyed the respite from throbbing bass.
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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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For Bolsonaro, the trip was a respite from the squabbles in Brazil, where his approval rating has slid to thirty-four per cent.
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Any respite for the dollar would prove short lived, said Satoshi Okagawa, senior global markets analyst for Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation in Singapore.
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Fighting in Aleppo over the past week shattered a respite created by the cease-fire that had prevailed for the past two months.
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This creative oasis offers a respite from the pressures and constraints of urban living, with the city only a few hours' drive away.
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The crowd relentlessly shit on both men, booing nearly non-stop, with the only respite being an unsettling boredom rippling through the stadium.
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For the last two decades, Lipsyte has been amassing his own ragged band of devotees and obsessives seeking respite from the postmillennial malaise.
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Part of the exhibit had been covered up by the construction of a gift shop, offering some respite from the doom and gloom.
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In this age of knowing what night cream Bieber uses on his under eyes, some old school anonymity feels like a good respite.
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Analysts said political developments in Italy would remain a focal point for the euro, although it may have gained some respite for now.
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Fairbanks Memorial Hospital has opened a round-the-clock clean-air room where members of the public can find respite from the pollution.
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But the bullets rain down and I fall, unable to reach respite and apply bandages—and it's brilliant, because I made it happen.
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Whether it's through social media, apps or just bingeing Netflix, it can sometimes be difficult to find some respite from the online world.
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The blaring music is a shield, giving these kids a moment of respite from the rumble of explosions from Syria's brutal civil war.
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I hope you'll make some of the recipes this weekend, and take from them some small measure of happiness, courage, respite or relief.
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These expensive soaps make the minutiae of washing one's hands suddenly feel like a little moment of respite — and who doesn't want that?
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Research from Imperial College London shows that epidemiologists and doctors believe even the most radical social-distancing measures can only provide temporary respite.
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This will come as bad news to viewers who look to comedians and talk show hosts for a respite from the real world.
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Naturally, this order proceeds from a chronic sense of meaninglessness, detachment, and distress, which always, with Didion, swallows up any longing for respite.
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Every hour or so at night, he said, he and his family use the air-conditioning in the car for a brief respite.
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In this time of political discourse, do people want to use them as a respite, to get away from all of the noise?
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In seeking to win a respite from the tariffs, American allies tried a mix of persuasion and threats, personal appeals and diplomatic leverage.
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This quiet, sunny space, where you can sit by the window with a rare art book, offers a respite from bustling Hollywood Road.
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Those at big Midwestern universities like mine get some respite from their status as foreigners who don't frequent bars or play beer pong.
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It's a welcome respite: Buffy's vision quest keeps the larger plot moving, while back in Sunnydale, the Buffybot is a creepy, funny delight.
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Family caregivers bring their loved ones to the program so they can go to work or simply have some respite time to recharge.
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The day may not meet the criteria for a market melt up, but it certainly was a welcome respite from recent weeks' declines.
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They should donate to Sister Norma Pimental of Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley, which runs a "respite center" in McAllen, Tex.
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"It was freezing," Cecilio, a 31-year-old from Guatemala, said while sitting behind the respite center with his 7-year-old son.
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Ensconced in his leather armchair with his book, he's thrilled to have a little peace and quiet, a respite from my usual chattering.
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Entering the mall felt like a respite, if only for a second, from the selfie-stick-waving hordes in front of the installation.
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Ties In a brief respite from the draining routines of caregiving, an affinity for a man at another table sparks a certain hunger.
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Shares of major U.S. airlines got a respite Friday on expectations that the government will provide targeted financial relief from the coronavirus impact.
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New rivals to David's have emerged, offering low prices, fewer frills and respite from a dress-shopping ritual that is often nerve-racking.
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And the woods and outdoor spaces are providing respite for the millions of people who can no longer go to school or work.
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The Los Angeles-based couple have demanding full-time jobs, and were feeling some burnout when, by chance, they discovered an unexpected respite.
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The collapse of the Knights gave a breath of respite to farmers, until new gangs, including the equally bizarrely named Viagras, stepped in.
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The long Memorial Day weekend is already a distant memory, and we still have miles to go before the respite of Labor Day.
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Flattening the curve means slowing the rate of new infections, buying researchers time to develop treatments and vaccines, and giving hospitals some respite.
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Whatever respite Germany may have gained this week is offset, and then some, by the arrival of a new and frightening political dynamic.
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In Chongqing, China: The closest respite for local families is a 16-acre Caribbean- and Mayan-themed water park, built on Nashan Mountain.
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One plaintiff in the case, Shay Horse, a photographer, said on Thursday that the sound that night was earsplitting and seemingly without respite.
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"The Tory grandee doesn't so much talk at you as through you, barely pausing for respite," Mr. Woodward wrote in The Decanter Journal.
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But the trade agreement between the world's two largest economies will provide only a brief respite from a long-term struggle for power.
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Dr. Fried suggested establishing firm departure dates and not being afraid to stay in a hotel if it provides the respite you need.
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Little soft patches of cooch grass gave me momentary respite, until some thorn or nail punched through and finally I had to retreat.
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I fear that day of respite might be too late for many men, women and children, too weak and too exhausted to survive.
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Or do they perhaps represent a respite from our increasingly digital existence, an occasion to savor our overheating planet before it's too late?
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With the attack, Russia once again appeared to have found itself a target of terrorism, shattering a respite in its main urban centers.
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If you are seeking respite from the heat or want to avoid the crowds, consider exploring the treasures hidden in Italy's historic libraries.
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Having counseling and support services available to caregivers, as well as respite programs to temporarily relieve them of their responsibilities, could also help.
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After a peaceful respite during the Olympics, we will probably return to a new cycle of North Korean missile launches and nuclear brinkmanship.
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They flock to the Turkish border -- closed to Syrians since 2015 -- hoping that the proximity to the NATO power will offer relative respite.
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Turns out, if you can provide the disillusioned teens of Gen Z respite from the horrors of social media — they'll pay for it.
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The museum sits on a working rail route and recalled staff to provide a respite for families and kids housed in emergency shelters.
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The movie's few moments of respite from this process are provided through brief shots of the couple walking hand in hand with Swann.
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The barista class had provided a respite to the tedium of jail time, but nothing would change the fact that they weren't free.
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While that was the beginning of the end for the official War in Afghanistan, there has been little respite for Afghans since then.
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Super Tuesday will be the biggest day of voting so far, but there won't be much of a respite for the candidates afterward.
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But we can give you something to look at while you hide out in you room, and perhaps provide some emotional respite and guidance.
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A delegation of pediatricians received photos of the children's drawings after touring the McAllen respite center and then shared the images with the media.
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At any one time, the respite center houses about 500 to 800 migrants who have recently been released from Customs and Border Protection custody.
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Cyrus, 26, recently married her longtime boyfriend Liam Hemsworth in a private ceremony, and has reentered the spotlight after a brief post-album respite.
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Cruz cut the whole thing together and shared it on Tuesday, giving Overwatch fans a brief respite from the day's tense vote counting process.
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But the respite may be brief as the next arctic blast is expected to return to parts of the Midwest and Northeast by Sunday.
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He finally has a respite to express his feelings to Lennon during an intimate moment, and also has reason to believe Lennon might reciprocate.
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Or at least a brief respite from the seemingly endless wave of needless cruelty currently being enacted by the worst people of the planet.
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When you spend hours beating up goons in Yakuza 0, stopping for some sushi and a chat with the chef is a welcome respite.
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Her only respite: a Bible that she keeps in her cell, along with a photo of the two sons who she killed in 1994.
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Despite the putrid smell wafting from the latrines next door, the garden provides Mohammed with a moment of respite from life in the camps.
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Instead, she often just saunters onstage like she owns the place, which could be a welcome respite from the usually buttoned-up halftime show.
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In summer months, the home's courtyard functions as a space for water play with a portable pool, as well as a respite for stargazing.
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Participants describe the studies as being a kind of support group for Washington's godly minority, offering a respite from secularism and self-interested machinations.
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But forecasters warned that the respite would not last and that wind gusts would grow to 22017 or 23 miles per hour by Tuesday.
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"It's like a little respite from fashion week where people can come and have a few drinks, have some scones, chill out," she said.
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Likewise, Elizabeth's relationship with her confidant, Bess of Hardwicke (Gemma Chan), is a welcome respite from the constant strain and pretense of court life.
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Part of the reason is simply how whimsical and inviting the world is, a wonderful respite from the gloom of an East Coast winter.
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Her AMAs return bookends a meteoric year for the singer, who — after a respite from the spotlight — released her smash Reputation album last November.
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Both Benavides and Rodriguez agreed that it offers some short-term respite, but stressed that the ideal solution is to move the boundary lines.
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Reddit user Gmadjar ended our 2017 Oscars respite in an incredibly funny way, by photoshopping himself into all of the Best Picture nominee's posters.
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In a time when we are reminded daily of how unsafe our world is, it's natural to want to take respite in our homes.
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It was a welcome respite from Faraday Future's recent financial troubles which cast the future of the eagerly-anticipated Tesla competitor in to doubt.
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Her pieces move slowly and deceptively, producing an illusory stillness—a respite from the world where you can stop and think for a second.
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Indiecade always offers a nice respite from the wall of undulating human flesh and heat that is the rest of the E3 show floor.
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British retailers are seeking respite from the annual promotional Black Friday event that was first imported from the United States by Amazon in 2010.
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But inmates testified at the hearing that the respite areas can handle only a fraction of men in the unit, according to the ruling.
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But that may yet prove to be only a temporary respite in the slide to full-out trade war in the global steel sector.
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Abdeslam could appeal the extradition, but under the European principle of mutual recognition of judicial decisions, that would only give him a short respite.
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It seems like every couple of months yet another venue is robbed of its ability to offer young people a temporary respite from reality.
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This respite is the fruit of a deal between Russia and America on September 10th that imposed a ceasefire across much of the country.
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So, after the wild, Top-of-the-Pops indulgence of Ariel Pink's mainstage set, the more-intimate side stage provided a welcome, mantic respite.
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As such, my $7 warmish can offers a temporary respite from the anxieties of being stuck in a tube lurching around the lower stratosphere.
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The city's residents say their ability to draw big, charged crowds without respite has encouraged others across the country to keep up the momentum.
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Most Decembers, a towering balsam fir adorned with gold garland and handmade ornaments offers a festive respite from the politics of Wisconsin's State Capitol.
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The bright blue walls provide Instagram-worthy moments, while the acres of surrounding garden give a welcome respite from the heat of the city.
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I hoped it would extend my life for several months, but instead I had an almost complete response — not a cure, but a respite.
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The bill spells out the needs to be addressed, including workplace policies, respite services, training and support for caregivers, and information and referral services.
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After a brief respite in the first quarter of this year, when LME stocks rebuilt to 5,995 tonnes in mid-February, tightness has returned.
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But because the tightly twisting track has few straights, drivers and cars have few places to cool down and get respite from the heat.
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Christmas Day should bring a respite from a deepening sense of chaos around the Trump administration — but it will likely be a brief one.
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His live performances provide respite in a city that routinely gets attacked by Taliban insurgents and suicide bombers, mainly claiming allegiance to Islamic State.
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The funding allows states to invest more in primary and secondary prevention interventions such as home visiting, respite care, and support for young parents.
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Bars and nightclubs have been areas of respite for the LGBTQ community — spaces where finally we could be exactly who we are without fear.
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These programs are also a respite for parents struggling to care for their kids as they work to recover from a substance use disorder.
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She finds respite and agency in the world of filmed pornography, where she discovers that she can make money with a lot less risk.
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While I'm not sure that idea works as a theme, it works well enough as a respite from the rest of the season's storylines.
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Clearly there is comfort in nostalgia: The internet is a scary place, one where the princesses can offer some respite in sweetness and purity.
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They had a bit of time and respite from the trauma they're experiencing to promote their resilience for the next stage of the journey.
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The long respite clearly didn't subdue their rivalry, because the two had been trash-talking each other for months leading up to this fight.
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Here he is in Hawaii spending his mid-season respite wisely, the GOAT of good times appropriately catching a goatfish with his bare hands.
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People need something to do, and at the moment, two hours of make-believe paranoia might provide a soothing respite from the real thing.
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It would seem that this visceral tale is an attempt to give us a brief respite from the fighting, as unlikely as that sounds.
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Cover image: Immigrant children play at the Catholic Charities Respite Center on January 6, 2017 at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in McAllen, Texas.
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The plot takes a twist or two, but serves mainly as a thread linking shootouts and glowering confrontations, with a brief respite for love.
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The dismissive glances, body-shaming comments, and headless torso pictures on Grindr all coalesce to keep gay men trapped in their bodies without respite.
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But the Hudson Park and Boulevard, a planned six-block ribbon of greenery between 10th and 11th Avenues, could offer more of a respite.
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On the whole, despite Tuesday's respite for the dollar, expectations for Fed easing are likely to bring the greenback and U.S. yields back down.
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Italian government bonds gained some respite after several sessions of relentless selling, with yields falling between two and six basis points across the curve.
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A respite: This family-owned store in rural Pennsylvania caters to those who feel left behind by online shopping, or choose to opt out.
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