What's considered acceptable from retreat to retreat can vary widely.
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There the topic was managed retreat or strategic retreat, a deliberate pulling back from coastal areas.
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"It's this idea of retreat and what does retreat mean in New York," Eccles told Hyperallergic.
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A retreat from the world is also a retreat from intimacies and joys you've long held dear.
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The coalition is also scheduled to stage different events countering the retreat through Sunday, when the retreat ends.
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In the face of the enemy, a bungled withdrawal becomes a retreat, and a retreat can become a rout.
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But make no mistake -- holding this vote is a retreat for a speaker who does not like to retreat.
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But there's danger in relying only on euphemisms, because "retreat" and "retreat" alone conveys the urgency of the threat.
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That came from when I went to this meditation retreat called Vipassana — it's like a 10-day silent retreat.
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Unlike Republicans, it isn't a joint retreat with Senate Democrats, who held their retreat in West Virginia last month. Rep.
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The monsoon is not expected to retreat until October 10 — a record for the latest retreat of the yearly storms.
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Primland, in Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains, offers a retreat within a retreat, made up of three tree houses solely for adults.
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"The ministry cannot retreat from this position now, because to retreat would mean a mistake had been made," the memo said.
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COUNTRY RETREAT Both Emerson's St. Louis headquarters and its corporate retreat some 40 miles (64 km) away in Winfield, Missouri, have helipads.
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A retreat is not so much a retreat but a re-turn, a re-think, a re-view, in its literal sense.
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"Weather" suggests the comfort and peril of that retreat by narrating the life of a woman for whom retreat is becoming impossible.
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Today -- Friday: House Democrats, who were scheduled to leave today for their retreat in Maryland, have moved the retreat to Capitol Hill.
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No wonder it's been named a life-changing spiritual retreat by Travel + Leisure and a top wellness retreat by U.S. News & World Report.
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" The story ends heartbreakingly: "Like a shutter in a rainstorm, banging against a window, I venture forth, retreat back, try afresh, retreat again.
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The first retreat was held at a luxury hotel in Austin with yoga mats in every room, and a wilderness retreat with yurts and cabinsSoulCycle held a three-day kick-off retreat in Austin and Texas Hill Country at the end of October.
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House Democratic retreat The House is only in session on Monday and Tuesday to accommodate the Democratic retreat during the rest of the week.
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The current retreat offers short term trading opportunities which can be exploited using the ANTSSYS method to trade the retreat and rally rebound behavior.
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"The question isn't whether we will retreat, it's how we will retreat," said A.R. Siders, an environmental fellow at the Harvard University Center for the Environment.
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Here are some details on the retreat, via Reuters: Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law, will travel to Calgary, Alberta, where the retreat is taking place.
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"Such a retreat is a retreat from our values, which give America its strength and its moral leadership in the world," they said in a joint statement.
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This ceremony was the start of my silent meditation retreat in February at the Insight Meditation Society, a retreat center on 400 wooded acres in Barre, Mass.
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More ice flows down from the glacier's interior, replenishing what has been lost, and the whole cycle starts over again: melt, thin, break, retreat; melt, thin, break, retreat.
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House Democrats' Baltimore retreat While a historic snowstorm forced House leadership to cancel votes for this week, it isn't stopping House Democrats from gathering for their annual retreat.
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" The most expensive "Gold Elite" package of training courses was priced at $34,995 and that included a "3-day in-person field coaching, creative financing retreat, and wealth preservation retreat.
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Being able to counter on the retreat has always been invaluable in MMA and Thompson is just continuing the tradition of strikers who land their best blows on the retreat.
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The first retreat was held in October at a luxury hotel in Austin and a retreat hotel in the Texas wilderness with yurts, cabins, a pool, and a beer garden.
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Usually, Toby will be earnest (and somewhat irritating), Kate will be snappy, Toby will retreat with raised eyebrows, Kate will apologize and say she wasn't popular growing up, rinse and retreat.
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Instead of an orderly retreat, the Italians decided to attack, considering 17,000 Italians with old guns versus more than 100,000 Ethiopian troops would be less embarrassing than having retreat before Ethiopians.
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Then, chastened, we retreat — until the cycle begins again.
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" The Drudge Report framed it as "TRUMP IN RETREAT.
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What's next — a sculptors' retreat in a Chevron station?
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"Numerical models used to project potential rates of WAIS [West Antarctic Ice Sheet] retreat show that, once initiated, ice retreat will continue unabated as long as the ice bed is smooth and downslopes inland, but that any increase in roughness or obstacle in the bed can act to delay or stem retreat," the study states.
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House Democrats retreat House Democrats head to Cambridge, Maryland, for their annual legislative retreat February 7 to 9, which will likely focus on a unified Democratic message ahead of the 2018 midterms.
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Within the C.D.C., officials began to retreat from the language.
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His retreat to France was his third in a decade.
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Ostensibly, Kim Kardashian's retreat is hurting the photo journalism industry.
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"This retreat was less about reaching concrete decisions," Merkel said.
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There is no evidence that globalisation is on the retreat.
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In the last 12 years, that retreat has accelerated rapidly.
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However, he had to retreat after a battle with Viserion.
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Are you hopeful that a managed retreat might actually happen?
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Trump has visited his winter retreat for three straight weekends.
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The retreat may also affect weather far to the south.
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In Miami, it's now a race to adapt or retreat.
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This retreat is weeks earlier than the climatological average - crazy!
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Democracy is in retreat in Turkey, the Philippines and elsewhere.
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The retreat is born out of all of that stuff.
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Silence is often a retreat from worldliness, and the inauthentic.
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Why, now, should our retreat from Syria be any different?
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It is a retreat that Putin seems to be exploiting.
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Liberty is in retreat in the world of business, too.
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"The Retreat of Western Liberalism" offers a brisk, timely survey.
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Their retreat after the financial crisis helped cause a collapse.
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They arrive, cause trouble and retreat before returning with reinforcements.
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The business community revolted, forcing Pence into a humiliating retreat.
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Neither their retreat nor the customary conservative protests surprise anyone.
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Little Women: LA Couples Retreat premieres Wednesday at 9 p.m.
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Check. An annual summer retreat ensconced in the French Alps?
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In extreme cases, it may require retreat from a business.
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At night Kurds retreat from their checkpoints into secure compounds.
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You can retreat and not feel bad about doing so.
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The occasional dads retreat to empty arenas and concessions stands.
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The common cause is a likely retreat of the dollar .
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Witherspoon escaped to attend a yoga retreat on South Island.
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Before the retreat the separation was around 26 index points.
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One of his first moves was to retreat from Russia.
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That retreat may raise sea levels only modestly at first.
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But industry sources shared details of a retreat already underway.
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What this revealed was "different mechanisms of retreat," Milillo said.
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I hope that they will simply retreat on their own.
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In Vancouver, the option of retreat is being taken seriously.
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We are not going to retreat back into the shadows.
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"Let's go on a silent retreat together JT," he commented.
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And sometimes that's a tough room, that Marvel editorial retreat.
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Right now, only Alex and Dailey live at the retreat.
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This article will argue that free speech is in retreat.
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Nuclear defeat looks like President Nixon's retreat from South Vietnam.
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Not long after, the nation began its retreat from integration.
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At a Republican retreat last year in Boca Raton, Fla.
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Is it a form of retreat, or is it magic?
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Her hasty retreat didn't mean she was done with me.
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UL] retreat from agricultural markets, to trade house Gunvor [GGL.
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You exclude people from public life, they will just retreat.
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Mr. Ocean spoke up sparingly during his retreat from music.
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The retreat from free trade, meanwhile, is a bipartisan one.
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Traders continue to trade the retreat towards support near 23,300.
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The relationship seems perilous, forced to retreat to this fort.
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We simply cannot afford to retreat from this vital region.
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It transforms an ordinary bathroom into an elegant retreat. Pros:Cons:
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The strategy worked, and Mr. Perelman beat a hasty retreat.
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However, some shareholders have pushed for a full U.S. retreat.
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EK: Was this your first meditation retreat of any kind?
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THINK SAFETY Create a safe retreat away from the chaos.
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The panel's issues retreat will be rescheduled for that week.
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I go back to the retreat house exhausted and baffled.
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About 12 guests at the Ojai Retreat left by Dec.
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The feet move to advance or retreat out of necessity.
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I was in seventh grade at a religious Jewish retreat.
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The Gungans retreat to an underwater Atlantis of ornamental bubbles.
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We need a policy for this kind of managed retreat.
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And this was a silent retreat, or meant to be.
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The retreat he attended in late 503 opened the floodgates.
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That would be a tragic retreat from the Roosevelt vision.
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Why do some artists stick around and others choose retreat?
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Audiences typically swallow the lie and applaud her sage retreat.
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Not all places of retreat need be solitary or introspective.
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In other words: an ideal location for a writer's retreat.
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In other words, should Australians now retreat from "flammable places"?
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Woody from "Toy Story" would live in a rustic retreat.
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The Wilpons drastically chopped payroll, and their forced retreat worked.
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The loser here will retreat from any serious postseason conversation.
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The end result is a Canadian oil patch in retreat.
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THE RETREAT OF WESTERN LIBERALISM By Edward Luce 234 pp.
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"We can't retreat" from the rising sea, Dr. Roe said.
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"When groups feel threatened, they retreat into tribalism," Chua wrote.
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The campaign planned and held a second retreat in December.
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Three interracial couples attend a retreat at a former plantation.
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The Islamic State is in retreat regardless of Mr. Trump.
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Some hunters respond and retreat, she said; others do not.
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Last, resettlement needs to be rescued from the US retreat.
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MILAN (Reuters Breakingviews) - Vincent Bolloré is staging a strategic retreat.
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The retreat comes right after the victory of state Sen.
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Given Mr. Trump's disinclination to retreat, I see conflict ahead.
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The camp has been described as a relatively comfortable retreat.
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They began rising in January and have yet to retreat.
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The retreat center offers guests four different kinds of accommodations.
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But climate change is causing these glaciers to retreat rapidly.
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Since then there have been cycles of advance and retreat.
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Yet despite the island retreat, she hasn't stayed completely retired.
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" Fraser said the incident "made me retreat" and "feel reclusive.
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Politico first reported that Biden would speak at the retreat.
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They thrive in a world of hatred, fear and retreat.
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Right now, United States diplomacy appears to be in retreat.
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The Republican retreat was scheduled months before Trump's Twitter tirade.
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Now is not the time to retreat on climate change.
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Democracy is in retreat, while authoritarianism is on the march.
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"We do not retreat from that statement," the opinion added.
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The rest of us are dispersed, confused and in retreat.
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But he could not abide a public turnabout, a retreat.
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"I'm happy to retreat in my little place," he says.
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One solution is strategic retreat: moving out of harm's way.
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BREAKING: GOP train hit a truck on way to retreat.
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While he mulled that over, I beat a hasty retreat.
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Those forces often retreat, ceding important rights back to citizens.
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On Sunday at a Koch donor retreat in Colorado, Sen.
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SM: Were there other elements of performance in the retreat?
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SM: Did you plan on writing while on this retreat?
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For others, it may represent a delightful retreat to yesteryear.
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Something similar for housing could ensure new places for people to work and live if they decide to retreat, and could circumvent an alternative where managed retreat ends up being monetized by big developers.
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And so I took a break and I went on retreat.
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When the jihadists retreat, liquor stores are the first to reopen.
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Snoop's Mount Kushmore Wellness Retreat Tour rolled through L.A. Thursday night.
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Some area residents described a harrowing retreat as the storm hit.
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For me, silence was then a safety I'd always retreat to.
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That hardly seems like the time to stage a strategic retreat.
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We tend to retreat from things that are hard or unpleasant.
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Page Six reports that Pitt's Thanksgiving retreat cost $36,000 a night.
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It says on its website the ship is a religious retreat.
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The answer may be a snowy retreat with Hemsworth's famous brothers.
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Adrienne Watson, a DNC spokeswoman, said the party will not retreat.
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When I'm having trouble hearing, I also just retreat from conversations.
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The dinner was part of the DSCC's annual Majority Trust retreat.
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IS fighters will retreat through human smuggling networks to other countries.
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Gasoline prices normally retreat after the U.S. Labor Day holiday weekend.
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I've been at my retreat in Thailand for the past year.
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Cancers are known to be moody and to need to retreat.
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Welby had proposed the idea of the retreat to the pope.
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China's partial retreat has thrown into relief Ethiopia's indebtedness to Beijing.
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America's retreat from the notion is a sign of lost confidence.
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Faced with uncomfortable truths, people often retreat to their favourite fantasies.
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As democracies drift towards xenophobic nationalism, universal values are in retreat.
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The ideal of "pious retreat" will always be fraught with contradictions.
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The subway once served as my retreat away from the phone.
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A retreat in oil prices also hurt the crude exporter's currency.
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I explicitly tell my family, friends, and clients about my retreat.
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In other words, it's time to begin planning my next retreat.
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Islamic State has been forced into retreat across much of Syria.
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"This is not the time to retreat and take things away."
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The countries gave the SDF until Tuesday to retreat, Reuters noted.
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The leaders will live there and eat together during the retreat.
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The acceleration of the jihadists' retreat has taken everyone by surprise.
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IS affiliates are in retreat in southern Syria, around Deraa, too.
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A retreat in the regional equity markets also weighed on sentiment.
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Skip the Boardwalk in favor of a Week-Long Meditation Retreat!
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Other central banks have also chosen to beat a hasty retreat.
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I recently went on a legal psilocybin retreat just outside Amsterdam.
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Could the bears be in retreat for a bit longer yet?
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Though recently in retreat, IS still rules in parts of Iraq.
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It might be hasty for Uber to retreat at this time.
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We retreat to our Airbnb and read and nap in peace.
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Then the water began to slowly retreat, and the ice remained.
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Now, under Mr Xi, it looks more like a full retreat.
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We were premiering a 1-minute abridged version at the retreat.
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They are developing some compression but this is a slow retreat.
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To others, it might look like a strategic retreat from responsibility.
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"It doesn't know if it should rally or retreat," he said.
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He ended up declaring a ceasefire and ordering troops to retreat.
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Analysts had thought approvals might retreat by 5 percent or more.
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"Eventually, I'm going to Thailand for a spiritual retreat," she explained.
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A duty to retreat, however, runs absolutely counter to our mandate.
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But Westbrook is showing retreat for maybe the first time ever.
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Over a loudspeaker, one warns Palestinians to retreat or risk death.
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Happening today: House Democrats head to Baltimore for their annual retreat.
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The retreat signals a heavy blow for Nomura management's international ambitions.
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Turkey has also warned Kurdish fighters to retreat from around Manbij.
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Only then could the retreat participants go to get their food.
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Alan had decided not to read at all on the retreat.
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Azmin did not attend the leadership retreat, though Anwar was present.
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I don't know that it's fair to retreat, in any way.
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CNN: Do families form bonds with each other during a retreat?
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And when the retreat is over, our families stay in contact.
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At first sight, Uber's retreat appears to fit this damning profile.
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Cruz's other great tendency is to march forwards when opponents retreat.
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He can hang out at his acting teacher Gene's mountain retreat.
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Fabric wasn't just a venue to us: it was a retreat.
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The Rhinebeck Writers Retreat announced its summer residency recipients on Sunday.
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He raised a call to arms—and then sounded the retreat.
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Democrats leave for their retreat Wednesday, ahead of Thursday's funding deadline.
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The Russians have lost half their army and plan to retreat.
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The intimacies between women, moreover, are relegated to places of retreat.
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In the comic, Veidt maintained a secret Antarctic retreat called Karnak.
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EST: President Obama delivers remarks at House Democrats' retreat in Baltimore.
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This would, they argue, stabilize the ice and halt the retreat.
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First, the decision to retreat comes at a tangible reputational cost.
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Such a strategic retreat is likely to trigger further regional conflicts.
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They've made time for a ski instructor course and yoga retreat.
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Like Newport, the area has a history as a summer retreat.
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In September, 24, Kalanick arranged a corporate retreat in Las Vegas.
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The retreat signals the latest blow for Nomura management's international aspirations.
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And Mr. Trump wants America to further retreat from world affairs.
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Putin travels to Macron's holiday retreat in southern France on Aug.
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Trump's retreat in Syria could be an intelligence coup for Russia.
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The retreat would go off without a hitch 21993 days later.
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Retreat might make geophysical sense; politically, it was a non-starter.
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By contrast, Gusto's office has the air of a meditative retreat.
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GARRISON Women's Adventure Retreat: archery, art, meditation, nature walk and more.
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GARRISON Women's Adventure Retreat, archery, art, meditation, nature walk and more.
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Chinese players could be leading this retreat from the copper market.
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Democrats also postponed their winter retreat, which took place in April.
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The Saudis appear to have left themselves no room for retreat.
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This is a Sandals Resort, a romantic retreat for adults only.
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The approach at this retreat center, called Rythmia, is all-encompassing.
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It was a rustic mountain retreat and our last vacation together.
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We all need a safe, private, comfortable place to retreat to!
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This is not the time to retreat and take things away.
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Few at the Koch donor retreat here in Indian Wells, Calif.
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She talked to reporters as lawmakers gathered for the Republican retreat.
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The jihadists had begun to retreat into those areas, witnesses said.
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Their research could also determine more about glacier retreat in Greenland.
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Retreat to a monastery for prayerful atonement until the shame dissipated?
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The Touchpoint vibe is part Quaker meeting, part new-age retreat.
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Learning from failure allows her to move forward, rather than retreat.
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Similarly, the Bering Sea experienced extreme sea ice retreat this winter.
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Buying a weekend retreat certainly would not be a new trend.
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A schedule for the retreat listed no sessions on the subject.
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Retreat is not an option, especially not if you're a politician.
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But the animals can retreat only so far on the mountaintops.
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But through dereliction, President Trump has fast-forwarded this American retreat.
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Many stars would have spent a year in retreat after that.
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This year's McKinsey & Company retreat in China was one to remember.
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President Trump's retreat on the environment is unfolding in consequential ways.
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Or should they retreat from areas that are especially disaster prone?
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In fact, it may just reinforce the retreat I talked about.
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In much of the world, compassion and understanding are in retreat.
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When the tide returns, the worms retreat back into the sand.
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They shopped, and then beat a hasty retreat in Brody's pickup.
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It's unlikely that such realities will ever again retreat from view.
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Her DNA test, unsurprisingly, did not lead to a presidential retreat.
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To wit: make nice with the enemy, then retreat, then attack.
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The Rockaway Summer House is not your typical Buddhist retreat center.
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But the staff worried that his retreat would only be temporary.
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It's like taking a retreat from the comfort of your home!
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On bad days, she will retreat into a room and meditate.
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By March this year, Facebook's retreat from China was more pronounced.
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Even some police chiefs might mourn a retreat from consent decrees.
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Robin Kelly (D-Ill.) recently introduced Buttigieg at a CBC retreat.
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Many outlets have covered it, with journalists experiencing the retreat themselves.
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For older residents, the retreat of these clubs threatens a lifeline.
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Senate Democrats today will hold a closed-door retreat in Baltimore.
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Japan's Nikkei benchmark gained almost 1%, helped by the yen retreat.
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Dr. Campbell said the decline reflected the retreat of the glaciers.
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This year, Jill says, they're planning a retreat to Costa Rica.
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Some in the Obama administration thought it was better to retreat.
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For Jo, the retreat brought a deeper insight about meditation's purpose.
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Budget The budget was another open question at the GOP retreat.
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Both spectacles reveal a continuing Anglo-Saxon retreat from international affairs.
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Mike Turner during the Republican Retreat in West Virginia on Thursday.
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The retreat from direct operations in the U.S. underscores that fact.
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It's holding its first retreat this spring in Baja California Sur.
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Carlos Curbelo (R-Fla.), who attended the retreat, told The Hill.
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The Hill: Trump draws ire after retreat on drug prices pledge.
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The values it embodies … are under assault and in retreat globally.
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Pence was the featured speaker Wednesday night at the GOP retreat.
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The industry must not retreat again to the comforts of obfuscation.
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The retreat offers four tiny houses available for booking through Airbnb.
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If that support fails, then the market retreat will be severe.
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Attack and retreat Google was battling Baidu (BIDU) for market share.
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Located on a beautiful estate outside Ubud, the retreat felt otherworldly.
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Recent gainers, most notably semiconductor-related stocks, were on the retreat.
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Thune, speaking to reporters at a Republican retreat, said that Rep.
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So far, however, markets have largely shaken off the Fed's retreat.
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We retreat into defensive emotions such as contempt and self-pity.
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I can understand why you'd have the gut reaction to retreat.
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And what Ash calls the "global retreat from humanitarian obligations" continues.
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But it would have been more dangerous to retreat, she said.
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RETREAT - AND RETURN His interaction with the news media eventually diminished.
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Third, they can retreat inland, abandoning some areas to the sea.
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I had a lot of time to think on the retreat.
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The President never retreats from anything, and this was some retreat.
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You are going to a silent meditation retreat for 60 days.
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Is your space a place you can retreat to and unwind?
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WEDNESDAY/THURSDAY/FRIDAY -- EVERYTHING Senate Democrats hold their retreat (Weds/Thurs) in Sherpherdstown, West Virginia, while a combined House and Senate Republicans hold their retreat (Weds/Thurs/Fri) in Philadelphia, with Trump expected to attend Thursday.
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WEDNESDAY/THURSDAY/FRIDAY -- EVERYTHING -- Senate Democrats hold their retreat (Weds/Thurs) in Sherpherdstown, West Virginia, while a combined House and Senate Republicans hold their retreat (Weds/Thurs/Fri) in Philadelphia with Trump expected to attend Thursday.
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The pair hopes to get blankets in the hands of as many vets as possible, including at retreat centers like Virginia-based Boulder Crest, a privately-funded rural wellness retreat for combat vets and their families.
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"This retreat is for the &aposspiritually-curious&apos folks who perhaps aren&apost quite ready to take the plunge into a full, 10-day vegan yoga and meditation retreat/cleanse," founder Eli Walker told Lonely Planet.
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Painful historical legacies have made the option of retreat literally unspeakable in some cases, according to Robin Bronen, executive director of the Alaska Institute for Justice, who works with Alaska Native communities undergoing climate-induced retreat.
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Owners Ben and Amanda who started the retreat earlier this year say they're overwhelmed with the response, and not just from locals with international tourists also choosing the retreat as a place to stay whilst visiting Australia.
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The fateful retreat "For as long as I can remember," Microsoft would shuttle 150 of its top executives up to a mountain retreat about two hours out from its Redmond headquarters, writes 25-year-company veteran Nadella.
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It is a place of safe retreat in an increasingly uncertain world.
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The Party can turn its retreat into a narrative of pragmatic success.
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But she said all the attention sometimes makes her want to retreat.
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The folks in the bus were church members returning from a retreat.
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Forsyth's fam owns a camp, the Fort Rock Family Camp & Retreat Center.
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A rare retreat by a president who prides himself on never apologizing.
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This retreat helps China project soft power and influence in the region.
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On Thursday, May addressed congressional Republicans at a party retreat in Philadelphia.
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Trump's early days in office have loomed large over the Republican retreat.
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Jassy tells of an executive retreat at Jeff Bezos' house in 2003.
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Advances were capped by a 0.4 percent retreat in financial services companies.
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Cooperman's comments came in the midst of another sharp retreat in equities.
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With the retreat of neo-liberalism, the debate is broadening once more.
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They would have no duty to retreat to safety under the bill.
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Bloomsbury Press, 2017"Counter-revolution: Liberal Europe in Retreat", by Jan Zielonka.
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There's no sense of a safe haven where the characters can retreat.
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Once on a retreat in college, I decided to go to confession.
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These details change the entire experience when you walk into your retreat.
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It may well decide to fight because retreat may not be possible.
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Instagram photos from a neighbor show The Retreat at Cinco Ranch flooded.
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Everyone asks about the special occasion that must have necessitated this retreat.
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Historically, the Fed does not act at its annual Jackson Hole retreat.
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"WALL STALL ... TRUMP IN RETREAT," bannered Matt Drudge, who is usually supportive.
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Demonstrators started to retreat, but the mood in the air was changing.
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In August, they're planning on having a retreat to talk next steps.
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Under this presidency that retreat has been you know ongoing last year.
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Since he became president, Mar-a-Lago remains Mr. Trump's favored retreat.
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Some of Mr Trump's statements imply a retreat from those proactive policies.
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I don't begrudge her likely sanity-saving retreat from the public eye.
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A retreat for the SEALs was "never an option," the official said.
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The resort's first retreat for families will take place in November 2019.
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He moves concrete like it's cardboard, but wants to retreat into obscurity.
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When people retreat into their own suffering, better angels lose their wings.
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The Queen usually heads up to her rural retreat the following day.
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Aetna isn't the only major insurer to retreat from the insurance exchanges.
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The luxury retreat is set on 240 acres of picturesque Berkshire parkland.
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But instead, we say they're terrible and they're frightening and we retreat.
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Then came the fateful three-day mandatory retreat to Deep Creek, Maryland.
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The siege overpowered Kurdish forces, leaving them little choice but to retreat.
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That worst-case scenario could force a retreat from many coastal cities.
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The mom of three also knows the history of her family retreat.
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We know that when temperatures change, ice sheets to retreat and advance.
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The kids absolutely melt down—they cry, retreat, cling to their teachers.
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The fundamentals of this rally and the retreat confirms the chart analysis.
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This provides two support features for any retreat in the gold price.
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It could have been an ad for a 10-day Vipassanā retreat.
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To try to calm the protests, Mr Ortega beat a tactical retreat.
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During a later session at the Koch retreat near Palm Springs, Calif.
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We need space where our HPEs can engage and retreat as needed.
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He concluded that he was being 'blocked' and not allowed to 'retreat.
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There's no point in defending the indefensible, but this retreat happened quickly.
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He recently sold a Florida mansion he used as a training retreat.
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Kabari described what took place on the final night of the retreat.
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It's not just glacial retreat that's permanently altering the courses of rivers.
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But for now, I can only apologize again for my unexpected retreat.
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But let's suppose the surface indicators of a coming retreat prove accurate.
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With my back turned, I begin to retreat and click the detonator.
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If Google later decides to retreat, it's left itself plenty of options.
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As for big box retailers, they have no choice but to retreat.
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When we do feel isolated we don't want to retreat within ourselves.
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Courteney Cox and Johnny McDaid joined the happy couple on the retreat.
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Why it matters: Anthem continues its piecemeal retreat from the ACA exchanges.
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"Welcome to my country retreat," he says, beaming and ushering us inside.
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Henry is ready to pack it all in and retreat into seclusion.
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Whether those projects include retreat depends largely on how the public reacts.
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There is a possibility that if these expectations aren't met, stocks retreat.
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The Greenbrier Resort is a palatial retreat in the West Virginia mountains.
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It was not—it would not ever be—a retreat for him.
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He has said privately that the retreat is perfect for this use.
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But the retreat depends on friendly markets and an absence of blunders.
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"Climate change and rising seas are accelerating the retreat," he told Reuters.
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Details of advertisers' pushback, and Facebook's retreat, have not been previously reported.
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The dollar's retreat helped push gold to its highest in four weeks.
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No retreat, no surrender and no more bad deals with the left.
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The real victims are the religious conservatives who are everywhere in retreat.
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No lesser a force than Rupert Murdoch decided on a tactical retreat.
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Jeff Flake's retreat from the Senate while skewering Trump won't advance conservatism.
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Eat It looked like the makings of dinner at a yoga retreat.
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Democratic leaders decided against inviting Trump or Pence to address their retreat.
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After thirteen years in power, Labour was in retreat across the country.
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Some recommended Democrats retreat and settle for a children's health care bill.
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Amid it all, Mr. Vernon chose to retreat anew, in a way.
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A similar U.S. retreat from South Korea would constitute a Chinese victory.
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Today, our competitors are on the move while America is in retreat.
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Entrapped in their relationship with the left, they can no longer retreat.
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But one day I found a job at a wellness retreat center.
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MADISON "Creating a Writing Life Retreat for Emerging Writers," Patricia Ann Chaffee.
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He plans to turn the property into a retreat for war veterans.
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The prevailing theory holds that Victor deliberately burned down Cheryl's treasured retreat.
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Now, for additional income, he and his partner run Ohana Retreat Bali.
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Lunchtime: President Trump is expected to address lawmakers during the GOP retreat.
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Ellen Hoffman, Insider Picks senior editor: Retreat top, Tab Side Hipster bottom
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Less well adapted, I retreat to the village below our vantage point.
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The Washington Post first reported the retreat would be held in Baltimore.
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Africa is not the only continent where term limits are in retreat.
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The insects just retreat into the walls and soon return, he said.
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It's like if you went to a Vipassana retreat for ten days.
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We saw a retreat to bigotry in states dooming themselves to decline.
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Sterling is drifting off now and we may see a further retreat.
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It was also refreshing to see the power of retreat on display.
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Silva knows the power of retreat, he's used it his entire career.
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That we don't just turn up and then six months later retreat.
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Once you feel the onset, temporarily retreat to somewhere isolated and quiet.
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But how do you avoid cheeseball experiences and Couples Retreat-style nightmares?
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Hunt would retreat, let Lewis swing, and then begin pressuring back in.
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I am genuinely horrified, and decide to retreat quickly from this conversation.
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Manhausen 2.0 is an addition to an eco-retreat in Manhausen, Norway.
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A retreat was a tactic to be used like any other tactic.
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Mr. Trump should know the risks of this respect-for-retreat strategy.
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Then I went to Yaddo [an artists' retreat] and started my novel.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel's retreat on migration on Monday was a spectacular sacrifice.
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The couple met in 2016 at a meditation retreat in Garrison, N.Y.
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For a relaxing retreat, explore the town through its canals and bridges.
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Yours was more like what I would call a retreat-type experience.
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But what looks like grand strategy is often improvisation — amid America's retreat.
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In a rare retreat for President Xi Jinping's hard-line government, Mrs.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Carrefour is beating a dignified retreat from China.
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If the Night King lost his dragon, I'm sure he would retreat.
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As a result, governments from Warsaw to Budapest retreat into sulking mode.
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Think of it as a free-jazz equivalent of an Esalen retreat.
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Although the area attracts tourists, many residents find it a quiet retreat.
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Starved of the attention he constantly seeks, President Trump will likely retreat.
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Then they retreat from the beach and melt into the forest. Why?
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There's a knock, they retreat, I retrieve once they have vanished again.
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She cold pitches the idea of a couple's retreat on Big Sur.
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None of this means the United States should retreat from the world.
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Normally I go to the woods for retreat, for contemplation and invigoration.
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If you're looking for a quiet retreat, this is far from it.
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The government was forced to retreat further up the Yangtze to Wuhan.
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Yet Xie's hard-won freedom belied a wider retreat of human rights.
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Buttigieg's top donors will gather for a two-day retreat in Chicago.
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He tenses his shoulders, twists his torso and practically crouches in retreat.
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Radhika JonesEditorial Director, Books THE RETREAT OF WESTERN LIBERALISM, by Edward Luce.
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Despite the Islamic State's territorial retreat, it remains capable of deadly attacks.
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We retreat into silence just when we need each other the most.
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The city's pro-Beijing camp, in contrast, found itself in full retreat.
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Protesters set the vehicle on fire with bombs, forcing it to retreat.
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America's retreat from the global stage is a disaster waiting to happen.
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President Trump is scheduled to drop by his party's congressional retreat today.
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The second retreat from the line confirms the continuation of the downtrend.
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Retweet if you think we are sweet one#retreat #rhony girls pic.twitter.
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Literally LOLed at the hotel internet password for the GOP retreat-> pic.twitter.
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The heart of the resort, "The Retreat," was steps from my residence.
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GOP lawmakers discussed the favorable turn in poll numbers during their retreat.
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But 54 percent of crime victims opposed any retreat from federal oversight.
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"I don't have an office where I can retreat to," he said.
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The past may inform the present, but it shouldn't be a retreat.
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Damnit. But don't retreat back into your cave of despair just yet.
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Synthesis is the first wave of a new kind of psychedelic retreat.
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He knows that when Synthesis rejects someone, they go to another retreat.
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The case for retreat is stronger than it was for Obama's party.
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Bali Silent Retreat turned out to be the highlight of my trip.
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The G36 was reported to have overheated, forcing the Germans to retreat.
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Even before the Trump administration's retreat, those efforts were falling far short.
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One retreat held in North Carolina last year, for example, cost $150.
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But it is in almost as stark a retreat in Britain, too.
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Now, she said, young couples retreat behind the newly built sand dunes.
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Both officials spoke from the Fed's annual retreat in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
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Did Ms. Osten Gerszberg's description of a silent retreat appeal to you?
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The Dow retreat, high-to-low, was a little over 12 percent.
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Maybe the kid just wanted to find himself at a yoga retreat.
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The result was an embarrassing retreat — and a pair of Vizio lawsuits.
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The retreat, and a future rebound are consistent with stable trend development.
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Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) told reporters at the Republican retreat in Philadelphia.
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OIL RETREAT MSCI's emerging-market currency index rose after falling on Tuesday.
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"We've seen this retreat from science and data and facts," he says.
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The monsoon gnerally begins in June and starts to retreat by Sept.
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If the support level breaks, then the market can retreat very quickly.
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A: Yes, but at the end of the day, I can't retreat.
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The Confederates were later forced to retreat, having completely lost the initiative.
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The dollar's retreat helped push gold to its highest in a month.
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The retreat ended with a dance party and a sound healing ritual.
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Last month, she was a featured speaker at the group's annual retreat.
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Here is an animation showing the retreat of the glacier since 2000.
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The mayor phoned him back to tell him she was considering retreat.
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The media retreat is touching small-city newspapers thousands of kilometers apart.
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The "can't miss" stocks that make up this group are in retreat.
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With the ice in retreat, those resources will come increasingly within reach.
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It was like being at a meditation retreat with a runny nose.
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Bess Wohl's marvelous "Small Mouth Sounds" is set at a silent retreat.
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This killed four and wounded twenty, and caused general retreat and panic.
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Other protesters scattered, setting fire to felled trees to cover their retreat.
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A senior coworker drunkenly touched Avendaño's upper thigh on a company retreat.
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After Manjib's liberation, Syrians gathered in the streets to celebrate ISIS' retreat.
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Uber's retreat from China also underscores how treacherous the market can be.
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He calls it the Veterans Retreat, an all-inclusive place where vets can catch some R&R, and from December 13 to 17, the retreat is hosting combat-injured veterans who have been affected by Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
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A staggered retreat on closing the border A similar dose of truth-telling appears to have made him retreat from repeated threats to close the border with Mexico, which almost everyone in government said would be an economic disaster.
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The disclosure report filed by Justice Thomas made no mention of the retreat.
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"It's silent and peaceful, an idyllic retreat for a detox stay," he says.
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My audience predicted a midnight retreat to my car, but I had been
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When trauma creeps close and threatens to suffocate, I don't retreat to books,
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Standard Bank's retreat to focus on Africa paid off in other ways too.
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Lois Capps, a former minister, at a spiritual retreat in the mid-22020s.
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It all left him feeling unfulfilled and wanting to retreat to the background.
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Try making it a more peaceful, beautiful space for you to retreat to.
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The group organized protests at the Fed's annual retreat in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
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There's even a yearly retreat he hosts, packed with yoga and meditation sessions.
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" "Beware of retreat, or the feeling of defeat, beware of negotiations or surrender.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Hong Kong's embattled leader is beating a belated retreat.
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So we met at Sun Valley, which is the annual mogul retreat, right?
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As some of you may know, I recently returned from a silent retreat.
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LOOKING AHEAD ... FRIDAY -- EVERYTHING -- House and Senate Republicans finish their retreat in Philadelphia.
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The targets included the Pentagon and the presidential retreat in Camp David, Maryland.
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They decided then it would be better to retreat sooner rather than later.
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A lot of American allies will be slaughtered if this retreat is implemented.
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As they retreat, the jihadists have booby-trapped homes, schools, hospitals and mosques.
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Senior White House staff have an offsite weekend retreat scheduled for late October.
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Can chemsex ever be more than a retreat from the "straight" neoliberal world?
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This does not look like a widespread retreat by the country's police forces.
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Gallo anticipates banks will further retreat, which means his business stands to benefit.
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But they also want to be able to retreat into their private empires.
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The rally and retreat retest is a normal part of the uptrend development.
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After, I retreat back to my bed and pass out around 10:15.
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Also-rans alternate between stubbornness and retreat without bothering to pause for reflection.
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In practice, the institute largely functioned as a retreat center for the wealthy.
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A winter and weekend retreat, Palm Springs is known for its midcentury architecture.
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I need to get better than that, and reckon the Retreat could help.
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But have you ever seen it chew its way through a couples' retreat?
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Despite its title, "The Retreat of Western Liberalism" is not bleak or elegiac.
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If they retreat whenever you do anything, you're never going to touch them.
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She has the right instincts, she's trying to go to an art retreat.
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So when the going gets rough, you retreat into the familiar, into warmth.
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After watching Bodyguard, retreat to one of the other BBC offerings on Netflix.
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The terrain FOTB stakes out lands somewhere between an advance and a retreat.
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Others decreed that a wholesale retreat was coming, with redemptions across the board.
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Maybe the quiet of a mountain retreat in the shadow of Mt. Fuji?
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Notably missing from the wintry retreat were sister Khloe Kardashian and Kylie Jenner.
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In response, Italy said it would "not retreat" from its current spending plans.
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He had visions of a wellness retreat with cottages and a conference center.
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That's what makes possible retreat by the Murdoch family all the more puzzling.
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Also, looking into a 33 day holistic spiritual retreat to reconnect with myself.
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Also, looking into a 7 day holistic spiritual retreat to reconnect with myself.
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" Overall, the actor said his retreat was "really spiritual and kind of awesome.
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Eight are in retreat or stagnating, of which seven lost steam around 2008.
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Three powerful trends explain why it makes sense for him to contemplate retreat.
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After the retreat, I felt more relaxed and even more present in conversations.
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Others could not resist mocking the less-than-dabangg leading man in retreat.
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Losing this much water will cause the glacier to retreat (shrink), says Pelto.
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So among some early adopters, the posture is shifting from revolt to retreat.
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Reuters reported the bank's retreat from South Korea and Taiwan on Jan. 5.
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He worries the form is dying, that it will retreat into the past.
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The sources said this represented a retreat by Riyadh attributable to Western pressure.
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An old ranch complex there has been turned into a Bezos family retreat.
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Meanwhile, Grande's retreat from the public eye has extended to her social media.
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His instinct was always to retreat back to the comfort of his family.
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This rally, retreat and retest activity is often followed by a rebound rally.
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In places like Bangladesh, retreat is often the best and also only option.
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There is no threat to America that Senator Paul will not retreat from.
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The teacher's union and advocates have forced him to retreat on charter schools.
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That's just who I am, and I'm never going to retreat from that.
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Sterling was experiencing a similar retreat after its gains during the previous session.
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A Church source said the retreat would be held on April 10-11.
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It's the nature of the retreat that develops a longer term chart pattern.
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But fundamentally, the White House looks like a retreat for drug company executives.
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The retreat from this level used the 4620 level as a support level.
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He yelled at them through the phone and they beat a hasty retreat.
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"We started to retreat and tried to make our roadblocks stronger," said Ahmed.
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But a little later, at a shorter albeit similarly intensive retreat, something snapped.
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In the fall of 2016, he went on a ten-day meditation retreat.
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On the second night of the retreat, there were the annual biker games.
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Speaking at the Republican National Committee's spring retreat Friday in Palm Beach, Fla.
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This makes their lives hard and can force them to hide and retreat.
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" They say he's NOT there for "rehab," and emphasize the words, "wellness retreat.
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Why do generals make the often humiliating decision to retreat from a battle?
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The retreat in existing home sales comes after two straight months of increases.
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In recent years, policymakers have used their mountain retreat to flag important moves.
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Read More Big banks continue retreat from mortgages JPMorgan's stock fell slightly Tuesday.
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Many don't want to retreat on civil rights, women's rights, and LGBT rights.
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Go off on a quiet retreat if you can—you're craving time alone.
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They consequently rise back up when there is a retreat from those assets.
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Latin American leaders are criticizing his retreat from a Pacific-wide trade pact.
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The apparent retreat of Chinese demand for Q1 put further pressure on prices.
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White suburban voters could retreat further into the fast-growing, right-leaning exurbs.
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A U.S. retreat from Afghanistan will undoubtedly be a victory for these groups.
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But Rome insisted on Saturday it would "not retreat" from its spending plans.
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By September it is in retreat and it is normally gone by December.
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The median estimate in a Bloomberg survey was for a 1.3 percent retreat.
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In limited instances, the idea of retreat has crept into the strategic thinking.
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The games were my place to retreat into a galaxy far far away.
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The question is whether that shift is also a retreat from public art.
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They will say retreat is weakness and we must fight at all costs.
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I return home around lunchtime and retreat to my office in the basement.
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After a midterm election drubbing, it was an opportunity to retreat and regroup.
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But their initial destination was intended to be a vacation retreat outside Bucharest.
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Silicon Valley, facing a crisis of the soul, has found a retreat center.
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It's been a retreat for crazy winemakers as long as there's been wine.
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Because there are some places where we're really going to have to retreat.
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EST: President Trump participates in a Congressional Republican Leadership retreat at Camp David.
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The dinner marked the beginning of a two-day retreat in Aspen, Colo.
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George Washington to gather the majority of his army and retreat to Manhattan.
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In February I'm going to a retreat in California for a digital detox.
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Materials were the only group among the index's 10 key sectors to retreat.
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Instead, I made a tactical retreat into a more thoughtful, less reactive existence.
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Taking the focus off of the harasser can make him or her retreat.
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That sort of no-retreat, no-surrender mentality helped Trump the candidate immensely.
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Despite her busy schedule, she makes time for an annual silent meditation retreat.
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Neither retreat from global order, nor passively accept its fate, but shape it.
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Now, Qatar's powerful neighbors appear to be demanding a retreat from those conflicts.
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Technical pressure is also weighing on crude after its retreat from recent highs.
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Before their retreat, the landowners criticized Ms. Rinehart's bid as not Australian enough.
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We can embrace both the graceful brief conversation and the retreat into headphones.
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No, her retreat may be for a simpler reason: She's got stage fright.
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Later in the day, Rodriguez seemed to retreat a little from that stance.
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Think of it as a chance to retreat and reflect on your mission.
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But her direct retreat from attack makes her legs very susceptible to kicks.
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With the defenses in retreat, it put a premium on scoring every possession.
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"Remember, the retreat had been only for the most senior leaders," he says.
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Bill Cassidy (R-LA) said in leaked audio from the GOP's congressional retreat.
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Mars is the conqueror—it wants to move forward, not retreat and revise.
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I gave a talk at a retreat when all our researchers were there.
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The YECA is a handful of weeks out from their annual planning retreat.
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The danger of this is that it makes retreat a little more difficult.
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On the crucial front of the imagination, the Soviet Union could only retreat.
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Politico has a look inside the House Democrats' retreat in Baltimore this week.
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At the same time, Namajunas's game relies on a lot of straight retreat.
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As the dollar strengthens, investors can retreat from dollar-denominated commodities like oil.
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He'll be a reliable vote against national security and keeping ISIS in retreat.
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That was not how the Mongols under Genghis Khan thought of a retreat.
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Part of the retreat also included SoulCycle classes at a local Austin studio.
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Meanwhile, Politico reported that during congressional Republicans' retreat in Philadelphia on Thursday, Rep.
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Yet what's notable about the progressives' stance isn't just the retreat on enforcement.
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Our graphics editors traced the militant group's advance, and subsequent retreat, in maps.
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The bat cave home is a millionaire's retreat without all the supervillain stress.
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Frightened, she approached her brother with a kitchen knife, then tried to retreat.
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Make time to be alone, retreat, and dive deeply into your own spirit.
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Can you call it a wellness retreat if you're drinking and not hiking?
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Above all, she cast Britain as a country that is not in retreat.
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Some stressed cats might retreat to a hiding place and stay absolutely quiet.
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Lam's retreat was a tactical one, probably endorsed at least tacitly by Beijing.
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Then came the retreat, the long limp back to France, and unspeakable loss.
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Reaction: The surprise announcement set off a broad retreat in global markets today.
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He ran a retreat, or prayer camp, where scores of people were chained.
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Scientists say the break could trigger the further retreat of the entire shelf.
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For 10 days a year, he sits in silence at a meditation retreat.
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" • "By refusing to retreat, Mr. Staley is going against the grain in Europe.
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"Coronavirus-free retreat" states another for a luxury stay in Woodstock, New York.
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Her mother is the president of Yaddo, the artists' retreat in Saratoga Springs.
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The president made the midterms a real battle instead of a running retreat.
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Mr. Trump made the election a real battle instead of a running retreat.
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The spa is a relaxing retreat and there's also an indoor heated pool.
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But Ms. Yellen said the law enabled the Fed to manage its retreat.
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The most profound retreat from the city remains actually retreating from the city.
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As such, it's not a luxury retreat, nor is it a party hotel.
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While some such areas need better protections, that is no reason for retreat.
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There is also a range of predictions about the pace of the retreat.
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We see the firefighters climb into their trucks and retreat down the road.
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What's clear, however, is Thwaites' relentless retreat, ultimately driven by a warming atmosphere.
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Other people you recognize drift toward the conversation then, wisely, retreat from it.
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Which essentially holds that if you hit Iran hard enough, they will retreat.
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That now appears to be in retreat, with more authoritarian regimes reducing democracy.
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But he thinks some startup founders will appreciate the retreat&aposs condensed format.
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Some Hispanics, it appeared, might be trying to retreat into the shadows again.
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The rule will "be a significant retreat to the federal jurisdiction," he said.
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Best retreat spot: The best place to kick back and relax is Rutherford.
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It is Norwegian's first retreat from a transatlantic market it had entered assertively.
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But TfL quickly shut that down, resulting in an embarrassing retreat for Taxify.
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It started with a retreat from a strongly defined resistance level near $21,13.
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President Harry S. Truman made the camp the official presidential retreat in 1945.
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"Literally LOLed at the hotel internet password for the GOP retreat," she wrote.
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A barrage of gunfire pounded and ricocheted, but the authorities had to retreat.
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How much deeper a retreat might Mr. Trump demand from these enlightened policies?
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One former resident of this town, Fathi al-Obeidi, knows that retreat well.
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Adnani also envisioned an inhiyaz ila al-sahraa , a retreat into the desert.
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After showing her around, I retreat to my desk to eat my lunch.
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Early indications are that there will not be a retreat from the effort.
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He is aware of his flaws and does not retreat from discussing them.
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Coronaviruses and other respiratory illnesses tend to retreat in hotter, more humid weather.
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"President Trump is choosing to retreat in the march toward equality," he said.
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GOP senators discussed the potential hit on the economy at their retreat Wednesday.
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But that does not mean it should be allowed to retreat into silence.
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"Stronger together" could probably have been the slogan of your last work retreat.
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The retreat provided relief for an incredibly tense situation — at least for now.
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Under a French air assault, the Malian rebels were soon forced to retreat.
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Both have homes in Baja California, Mexico, where they often retreat to write.
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William Howe, and a brilliant retreat by George Washington, saving the American Revolution.
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Key reminder part 2: Those same House Democrats start their party retreat Wednesday.
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For his part, Mr. Khan tried to portray his retreat as a victory.
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My classy colleague Alexis Nedd proposed an even classier name: a TV retreat.
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Our predecessors fought for parity in business and we will not retreat now.
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But Cramer also said investors should treat this retreat as a buying opportunity.
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They will work together in schools, universities, parishes, retreat centers, hospitals and prisons.
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Unfortunately, Elliot's retreat from the real world has taken him off the grid.
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It happened that his coach was about to organize a retreat in California.
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U.S. Ambassador John Campbell argues in Foreign Policy that this a dangerous retreat.
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On a company retreat, Jones allegedly fired an AR-15 in Owens' direction.
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Today the consumer protection wave of the past appears to be in retreat.
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PetroChina is not set for a full retreat from the region, sources say.
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Trump&aposs Syria retreat is a massive break from post-9/11 Republicanism
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Global central bankers will gather for the Fed's annual mountain retreat from Thursday.
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This is a rally-and-retreat trading environment with no clear market direction.
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Police used a water cannon that forced students to retreat from the bridge.
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Some measures show financial conditions have eased since the Fed began its retreat.
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Early indications are that there will not be a retreat from the effort.
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In corporate America, bankruptcy is less like a failure than a spa retreat.
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The pair first met in June 1910, at a mountaintop retreat in Austria.
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" I was like, "I just got back from a yoga retreat in Mexico.
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An ailing mother eventually called for her retreat to miles north of Gotham.
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SM: Were there moments of pleasure and joy in these street retreat days?
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The frigate sailed menacingly close to Bowditch, forcing the American vessel to retreat.
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Looking around the administration, the most unorthodox of Trump's staffers are in retreat.
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Populist parties on the retreat in Italy, and apparently in Spain, as well.
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RETREAT FROM INVESTMENT BANKING After years of failing to keep pace with Wall Street's big hitters such as JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank is being pushed to retreat from riskier investment banking and focus its effort on mainstream markets.
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"Stand your ground" laws specifically refer to moments when a person cannot retreat from an attack; standard self-defense laws state that a person has a duty to retreat and call for police support if it is safe to do so.
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"In consultation with House Republican Leadership and the House Sergeant-at-Arms, the Congressional Institute will cancel the 2020 House Republican Members' planning retreat that was scheduled for late April," the Congressional Institute, which organizes the retreat, said in a statement.
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"Stand your ground" is by and large an expansion of "castle doctrine": While the latter only removes the duty to retreat in your home, the former removes the duty to retreat everywhere — whether you're in a grocery store, park, or street.
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Even nurses and teachers, it was assumed, would eventually marry and retreat into domesticity.
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The rout in technology stocks was part of a broader retreat in share prices.
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After my kids went to sleep, I'd retreat to the darkness of our bedroom.
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Actor and director Robert Redford is selling his Napa Valley retreat for $7.5 million.
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The three-day invite-only retreat will explore everything from Artificial Intelligence to Blockchain.
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No scholar of international relations outside the conservative bubble thinks America is in retreat.
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I felt a real kindred connection with the veterans from the very first retreat.
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The first two rounds will take place at Champions Retreat Golf Club in Augusta.
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It's a path the President-elect would be wise to retreat from right away.
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They're the result of the last great continental glacier's retreat about 14,000 years ago.
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I'm not urging anyone to tune out the news or retreat from current events.
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This level is potentially a support level for any reaction retreat in the index.
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He issues a bold threat and then makes a show of a rational retreat.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan's spokesman said shellfire had forced an earlier convoy to retreat.
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The guards appeared to use pepper spray against protestors before being forced to retreat.
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She's the first serving foreign leader to speak at the annual congressional Republican retreat.
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And British Prime Minister Theresa May will meet with Trump at the GOP retreat.
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"It's silent and peaceful, an idyllic retreat for a detox stay," he told CNN.
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This island haven also let Miró retreat from the pressures of art world notoriety.
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In fact, it is not at all clear that this is a major retreat.
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I'm on my way to a retreat in Mexico and I'm a little nervous.
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The first is the retreat by America's Federal Reserve from ultra-loose monetary policy.
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Mantacore allegedly saw Horn's retreat as an opportunity to attack and lunge at Horn.
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Welcome to the ultimate diva's retreat — a 5.7-acre estate on Jupiter Island, Florida.
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"I know Josh wants to make his cabin an artist's retreat," said Mr. McCann.
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Now, think back to your summer camp days, or perhaps your last corporate retreat.
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In that fraction of a second, we watch Theon Greyjoy retreat back into Reek.
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A retreat to this 30000 level is a buying opportunity when the rebound develops.
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The dollar lapsed to 112.17 yen, a telling retreat from last week's 114.54 peak.
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America cannot retreat into its continental garden behind a hailstorm of precision-guided munitions.
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She was fresh off an invitation-only retreat in Santa Fe called Renaissance Weekend.
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It would certainly be wrong to retreat in the face of threats of force.
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Having booked a seven-day retreat, he lasted a bit less than 70 hours.
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Religion plays a major role in why Denton decided to retreat from the world.
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I eat slowly, do the dishes, and retreat for a night of self-care.
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The major stock indexes fell as much as 2.1 percent in a broad retreat.
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Trump's foreign policy disasters should lead liberals to rediscover the perils of geopolitical retreat.
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At this year's Republican conference retreat, she introduced Kellyanne Conway at the closing breakfast.
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The retreat of that liberal democratic idea allows Russian propagandists to claim a victory.
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Bob Goodlatte (R-VA) said in leaked audio from a congressional retreat in January.
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The location served as a retreat for the former senator and Democratic presidential nominee.
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The next era could see globalisation in retreat for the first time since 1945.
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They just took me to a Red Sox game and on a weekend retreat.
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But I didn't forget the lesson there and I started to retreat into myself.
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The retreat will give families the chance to learn together in a relaxed environment.
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But he is doing something more radical: reversing the state's retreat from the economy.
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Luke Bryan's four-story Florida home is more meaningful than the average beach retreat.
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TRUMP SAYS HE IS TRAVELING TO CAMP DAVID PRESIDENTIAL RETREAT TO TALK ABOUT IRAN
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Three or even four 14% moves if you also trade the short side retreat.
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They've both been hurt by loved ones, and it's caused them to retreat inwards.
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If this develops, then traders will watch for a rapid retreat to near 1.05.
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The question is how much of a retreat from democracy this really amounts to.
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Travelers' retreat helped boost the market shares of Farmers and market leader State Farm.
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On Mother's Day, I retreat and take time for myself to remember my mom.
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Just as well, then, that America's retreat seems as half-hearted as China's charge.
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The retreat presented a buying opportunity, but not for a long-term uptrend continuation.
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Spotted by Humphries bewildered eyes, the large snake stared back and started to retreat.
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It's time for you to retreat—rest, relax, and catch up on alone time.
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That's why so many people quickly retreat back to the entertainment of their stories.
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The European Commission will retain some oversight—better than nothing, but a retreat nonetheless.
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Far from being a bucolic retreat, much of the green belt is intensively farmed.
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Globally, polygamy is in retreat, but in some pockets support for it is rising.
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It's a good kind of retreat for me to regroup my thoughts and work.
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The backlash had likely caused him to retreat back into the shadows once again.
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Every retreat since 2009 is perceived as an existential threat to the bull market.
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Rivera-Valentin wasn't the only employee who had decided to retreat to the telescope.
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Business owners are becoming more cautious on major decisions but are not in retreat.
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Zalora, the Rocket Internet -backed online fashion store, is continuing its retreat from Asia.
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Melania decides not to accompany the president on a weekend retreat at Camp David.
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Japan's Nikkei rose 20.33% thanks in part to the yen's retreat against the dollar.
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Aamaq news agency said Iraqi forces were been forced to retreat from several locations.
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It's a port in a storm, a shelter for ships and boats, a retreat.
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Then, in about 2005, democracy's march stopped in its tracks -- and began to retreat.
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The horse charges and stomps on the alligator, causing it to begin to retreat.
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Any new retreat in expectations for growth and inflation would only worsen that picture.
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A treacherous storm rolled in mid-October, forcing those on the expedition to retreat.
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The decline was the largest since the 3.6 percent retreat seen in January 2015.
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Earlier this year, in March, he decided to go on another ten-day retreat.
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But better to retreat temporarily on one front than to trigger a global panic.
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The pic was taken in Dublin, Ireland where cast members were on a retreat.
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