Majesto, ridden by Javier Castellano, finished second, and Fellowship, ridden by Jose Lezcano, was third.
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So it's safe to say the scandal-ridden administration is now more even more scandal-ridden.
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It was a robbery: hardly the first in the crime-ridden neighborhood of New Brighton in those crime-ridden times.
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Justify is Ridden by 52-Year-Old Jockey Mike Smith At the Belmont Stakes, Justify will once again be ridden by jockey Mike Smith, who has more than 5,400 career wins.
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"By the time this aircraft is in the air in early 2020 everyone will have ridden in an electric car or ridden in an electric bus," said Ashish Kumar, CEO of Zunum Aero.
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PSA - if you've never ridden one before, do it ASAP.
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Hofburg will be ridden by Irad Ortiz Jr. Vino Rosso
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Gronkowski -- again, the horse -- will be ridden by Jose Ortiz.
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"They've ridden that bounce from extreme oversold levels," added Elfenbein.
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Have you ever willingly or unwillingly ridden a Divvy Bike?
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It moved more slowly that the other Swagways I've ridden.
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These days the wharf is ridden with graffiti and trash.
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Rather, the shadow force may have ridden Cal into 2018.
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But despite that, she's never ridden a wave of hype.
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He and two others had ridden out the storm there.
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Mitchell had ridden out the storm and described the terror.
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Critics say Essebsi's camp had ridden roughshod over party regulations.
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To save petrol, motorcycles are switched off when ridden downhill.
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I hadn't ridden it since things ended with my partner.
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Now I could say I'd ridden a piece of history.
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They'd ridden to Ramat Aviv and back in a minibus.
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And how they had ridden an antique tandem across Europe.
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Some 1,200 passengers were to have ridden between specialized stops.
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The tour itself has ridden the waves of Beirut's tribulations.
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Some of the bad adware-ridden apps found by security researchers.
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The company also claims to have ridden the wave of demonetization.
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There are guilt-ridden, exhilarated songs sung by the cheaters themselves.
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Unfortunately, many of Anger's gossipy, falsity-ridden retellings merely perpetuated inaccuracies.
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A debt-ridden world cannot sustain high interest rates for long.
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The country is not quite repeating its own crisis-ridden history.
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He had hoped to help that poor and Mafia-ridden town.
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Britain's laws prohibit them from being ridden on roads or pavements.
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Electronic medical records, central to CDS predictions, are notoriously error-ridden.
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But his scandal-ridden tenure was a gift to the opposition.
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And don't forget: there are gun-ridden streets in SI, too.
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Schmitt's view of politics as conflict-ridden lends itself to authoritarianism.
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African countries and conflict-ridden nations such as Yemen fare worst.
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Where do they go after they leave a scandal-ridden company?
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I just think that "Angst-ridden and moody" sounds so negative.
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Trump has ridden a wave, but hasn't embraced it properly. 22019.
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She uses Uber religiously and has never ridden in a Lyft.
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Twenty years later, it had become a violent drug-ridden favela.
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The recovery process can be ridden with pain, denial and shame.
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In fact, I doubt we'd ever ridden in first class [laughs].
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Where do they go after they leave a scandal-ridden company?
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Two days later you get a long, elaborate, angst-ridden email.
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Some insisted a missile had ridden through town in a parade.
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More unexpected, their brains also worked differently after they had ridden.
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Community Renewal builds settlement houses for kids in crime-ridden communities.
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But asylum law doesn't provide refuge from violent, crime-ridden countries.
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Anxiety-ridden Harit is living contentedly as an openly gay man.
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The debt-ridden company filed for bankruptcy protection three years ago.
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She is at turns exuberantly spiritual, tenderly reassured and anxiety-ridden.
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Colombia, Rwanda and Croatia were seen as dangerous and conflict-ridden.
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"We've ridden that one pretty hard for pretty long," Wren said.
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A ceremony honored them and those who had ridden so far.
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The insights I'm able to tap into, definitely less anxiety-ridden.
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She has never ridden a bicycle, but she'd like to try.
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All of them had ridden at least the prescribed minimum of 40 minutes three times per week and in fact, according to their monitor data, most had ridden more than required, several about 50 percent more.
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This cold-ridden man bought ibuprofen, NyQuil, and cough drops — three items!
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YouTube has smoothly ridden that infrastructure to 1.8 billion users ever since.
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Pike has ridden out a hurricane on a boat more than once.
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I've ridden in a few, but driving one is a different experience.
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Technology may also be helping to make the world less crime-ridden.
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The already struggling debt-ridden agency had filed for bankruptcy in July.
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They should not be ridden or parked on the sidewalk, Scoot says.
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Facebook reported stellar earnings Wednesday, despite a scandal-ridden end to 2018.
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In the past two years, I've ridden in four self-driving cars.
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Lil Nas X has ridden into town with his new EP, 7.
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But the attitudes he has ridden to office will still outlive him.
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TO) has agreed to buy debt-ridden Murray Goulburn Co-operative (MGC.
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Lloyds has been trying to put its crisis-ridden past behind it.
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Okay, maybe Halloween costumes aren't that anxiety-ridden, but it's pretty bad.
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Local media outlets which picked up the story censored profanity-ridden post.
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Even scandal-ridden Wells Fargo was able to grow its customer deposits.
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The debt-ridden economy has been in the IMF's care for years.
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The state can't re-establish trust and healing in crime-ridden communities.
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The wait for the giraffe became an anxiety-ridden experience for some.
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If you pull too hard, Pete's pimple-ridden face will squirt you.
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In our already anxiety-ridden texting culture, that's a recipe for chaos.
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It's not to be ridden on until all 37 are accounted for.
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In terms of their behavior, when being handled, ridden, pulling sleighs, etc.
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Scandal ridden Relations between the US and Malaysia have never been smooth.
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"These foundations become, more often than not, bureaucracy-ridden sluggards," Wilson wrote.
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Berkshire owns a large stake in scandal-ridden bank Wells Fargo (WFC).
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The employee opened an attached Word document loaded with malware-ridden macros.
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They can't be milked or butchered or, in many cases, even ridden.
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Callender was a flea-ridden drunkard who had been charged with vagrancy.
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Every new technology is ridden with security flaws early in its lifespan.
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I went through the entire process ridden with tears, and that's okay.
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By comparison, 193,000 people had ridden the metro by 11 am yesterday.
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Nelson sent a typo-ridden email to Peter Valberg of Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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The debt-ridden grad student, now homeless, sees her old life everywhere.
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They were both crying, guilt-ridden for being unaware of my suffering.
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These BU students, they're too young to have ridden a banana bike.
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All have promised to work to fix the state's pothole-ridden roads.
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Even for this scandal-ridden administration, that's a whole lot of scandal.
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The typo-ridden Kasowitz letter was widely panned even on Fox News.
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Because my general experience has been, once you've ridden one, you understand.
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A mine countermeasures team, they're often deployed to clear mine-ridden areas.
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I was in the most depressed, anxiety ridden place of my life.
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"I've ridden it past police and they haven't said anything," she said.
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I had ridden up the span so effortlessly, I hadn't even noticed.
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But Mohaymen, ridden by Junior Alvarado, did not fire Saturday, finishing fourth.
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Rovio has ridden the wave of a rapidly expanding mobile gaming market.
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Now Baker takes over his former team's vanquished and scandal-ridden foe.
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The service outage was the latest issue for the problem-ridden bank.
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The strike comes at a great time for the scandal-ridden union.
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Now they'd ridden all the way to the top of Blueberry Hill.
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Now they'd ridden all the way to the top of Blueberry Hill.
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I've ridden bullet trains in China and Japan and they're unbelievable technology.
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Until recently, Colombia, geographically challenging and historically conflict-ridden, received little international tourism.
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President Trump talked about the empty factories and the crime-ridden inner cities.
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If you haven't ridden a recent version of it, you should; they're amazing.
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Because they -- you are going to have a county that&aposs crime-ridden.
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You've likely never ridden anything like a Onewheel, and that can complicate things.
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"Even if you've ridden out storms before, this one's different," North Carolina Gov.
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The film follows an endearing but tragedy-ridden relationship that blossoms between Mrs.
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Thousands of miles away, Las Vegas was reawakening after a scandal-ridden decade.
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Beneath her, a Barbie-pink ATV becomes a tank that's ridden into battle.
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After years of being bed-ridden and swelling up to around 900 lbs.
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Amelia has also ridden in canoes, cars and on motorbikes, says her owner.
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It is very likely that earring-stealing, anxiety-ridden brunette is Annette Shepherd.
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The Senate will likely vote on the conflict-of-interest-ridden Ross tonight.
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Discogs inflation is another topic for another debt-ridden hack to explain, however.
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Its crime-ridden high street illustrated how not to design a town centre.
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The young attorney general of Missouri was far less scandal-ridden than Akin.
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He has on occasion ridden roughshod over the principles of modern corporate governance.
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The smile a young boy gives his bed-ridden father upon their reunion.
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Go deeper: Debt-ridden millennials are taking out loans to pay for weddings
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"My whole being was ridden with sadness, confusion, love and hopelessness," she said.
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Anybody who's ridden the L train lately knows this problem all too well.
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You got that color to scare people away, like a plague-ridden ship.
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And the Trump Foundation is just one of Trump's many scandal-ridden organizations.
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But the fate of Serbia's debt-ridden state enterprises remains a sticking point.
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Moore claims police have since ridden past his home with their phones out.
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"Sexy," the reality star captioned a candid shot of her psoriasis-ridden legs.
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Take the most introvert, reflexive, angst-ridden, vitriolic, paranoid band on the planet.
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Meanwhile, Abraham and Glenn have a highly metaphor-ridden conversation about potential parenting.
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In a class-ridden society, Americans often manage to dodge the issue. How?
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It could indeed be China, or a bed-ridden hacker without state affiliation.
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Harford then left to become CEO of the debt-ridden Orbitz in 2009.
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She came armed with gravitas borne of experience and an accolade-ridden resume.
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DeSantis continues to attack Gillum of being mayor of a "crime-ridden" city.
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Having ridden seldom since childhood, I worried about being able to handle her.
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Look at the state of Europe because of these power-ridden scum leaders.
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"I rode Patrick's back like nobody's ridden a partner's back before," Spieth said.
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The other fears his election could transform Colombia into another crisis-ridden Venezuela.
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CNN has ridden its openly negative Trump coverage into the basement of ratings.
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Since its launch in 2013, Hangouts has been one long, bug-ridden journey.
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Here the membership is mostly adult and tending toward creaky and angst-ridden.
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Heavy discounting helped make scandal-ridden Volkswagen the world's largest automaker in 2016.
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A woman, Elizabeth, loses her debt-ridden husband to an errant horse hoof.
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He is nervous and angst-ridden and smart enough to label his feelings.
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The worm-ridden areas lie at the end of this cascade of neglect.
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It was a filthy flophouse for drug users in a gang-ridden area.
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"Somebody's Gotta Do It" isn't sexy or scandal-ridden — and that's the point.
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Even some who have ridden the wave to outsize fortunes see something amiss.
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He had, instead, the look of a man who had ridden into town.
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Once they can be ridden, they are taught to gallop and eventually breeze.
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Among its ensemble cast are accidental cannibals, angst-ridden ghosts and tenderhearted killers.
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And they have ridden the subway more times than they care to remember.
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"Not like L'Aquila" has become a common refrain in these earthquake-ridden days.
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Impatient horses jostled and reared off the crowded line and were ridden back.
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Jace Long Feather, 21, has ridden in relay races since he was 14.
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Yet the cost of inaction could be an increasingly debt-ridden, inefficient economy.
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I was anxiety-ridden because I was thinking, 'Now what do I do?
|
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The move reflects the dire financial straits of the debt-ridden national carrier.
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EXPLETIVE-RIDDEN EXCHANGES ASIC had argued that communications within the bank and with outside traders that included expletive-ridden exchanges captured in email records and telephone recordings showed them boasting about how much money they had made from BBSW fixes.
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McGloin was ridden to the turf by Crick, who landed on top of him.
|
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Once ten minutes have elapsed, you're stuck with your embarrassing typo-ridden messages forever.
|
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You had a bunch of people, unbelievably ego-driven, ego-ridden, ego-filled, right?
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The first time, that person is likely to feel guilt-ridden, nervous or scared.
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A mission to Mars has the potential to be a conflict-ridden, lonely journey.
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There's been an obscene number of guilt-ridden white men making the rounds lately.
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The peel had half an ounce of just the most horrific, disease-ridden blood.
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"I've always kind of ridden around in my own truck," the senator says delicately.
|
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They're basically mopeds that require a helmet and can't be ridden on bike paths.
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Since kicking off in September, Lyft riders have ridden scooters more than 200,000 times.
|
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McMaster deployed to Iraq, tasked with pacifying the insurgent-ridden city of Tal Afar.
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So, Kathryn's usual anxiety-ridden obsessiveness somehow finds an even higher plane of intensity.
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In 1969 Corleone was one among many mafia-ridden towns in the Sicilian interior.
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The last thing someone ridden with self-doubt and anxiety needs is more doubt.
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It should also demand that the faction-ridden opposition unite behind a single leadership.
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Jones wanted to provide opportunities to members of her drug and crime ridden community.
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In 225, a guilt-ridden Knutsen finally met with the family of Brittanie Cecil.
|
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Sanford and Gocke, both teenagers, had just ridden the slide earlier that same day.
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Now that Bryant has ridden off into the sunset, the NBA Playoffs start Saturday.
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Over the last five years, the nail artist has ridden on the Rihanna rollercoaster.
|
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She was also, though flu-ridden, involved in negotiating an agreement to end it.
|
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What do slugs, unsightly thigh boils, and disease-ridden swamps all have in common?
|
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But for months, Hawley also had a problem: Missouri's scandal-ridden former Republican Gov.
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During that time, the user evidently pirated a malware-ridden version of Microsoft Office.
|
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The government in Kabul is weak, ridden by conflict and rivalry between senior players.
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He'd ridden on trains regularly, many times in automobiles, and once on an aircraft.
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He, too, said it was odd for the family to have ridden the elevator.
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My mother still can't get a work permit, or relief from anxiety-ridden nights.
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"Gotta light?" he asks two car-ridden passersby, who are shaking in their boots.
|
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Worse still, malware-ridden apps sneak into the official Play Store with disappointing frequency.
|
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The defense has emphasized the dangers inherent in patrolling crime-ridden public housing buildings.
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Cummings has also ridden on BMC, an American registered team with a significant budget.
|
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Is there enough water in this drought-ridden region to stop the marching inferno?
|
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At the start, boisterous creditors heckle King Pollux, Danae's debt-ridden father, demanding payment.
|
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While livestreaming himself gaming, he used a racial slur during an expletive-ridden rant.
|
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Here, attendees walk across the debris-ridden landscape after the festival had wrapped up.
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But the financial sector remains a concern, particularly the debt-ridden state-owned enterprises.
|
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The pharmaceutical-supply chain, the Achilles' heel in many tuberculosis-ridden countries, is impressive.
|
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The page, in all its ad-ridden glory, is still loaded just behind it.
|
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When everyone said that Trump was boorish, scandal-ridden and inexperienced, they supported him.
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Across the continent, politicians like Orbán have ridden anti-migrant sentiment to political power.
|
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"Even if you've ridden out storms before, this one is different," North Carolina Gov.
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How will I walk down this mud-ridden hill when it's time to leave?
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Never mind these were inhospitable areas ridden with predators and imposing, hellish granite outcrops.
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Since then they've ridden the rails in search of better prospects they never find.
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They were violent, disease-ridden, smellier — and people were more sexist, racist and homophobic.
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Back then, in the early 2010s, he'd ridden the Tea Party movement to Washington.
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Most judges are like plague-ridden rats against whom direct action must be taken.
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He hadn't ridden a bike since he was about seven or eight years old.
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"We've ridden 10 miles and all we've seen is blood, Dolores," he tells her.
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When ridden off a curb at high speeds, the baseboard can crack or break.
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Many have described the camps as ridden with physical, psychological, and sometimes sexual abuse.
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"If horses were ridden by small kids, they would be the same," he said.
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Her previous work, "Bewilderments," had already captured Moses in the desert, ridden by skepticism.
|
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"I would have gotten ridden of these columns, actually," Mr. Trump said, to laughter.
|
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For once, this anxiety-ridden season all of a sudden seems much more manageable.
|
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"Kurt has ridden my polo ponies and met my friends," Ms. Van Metre said.
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He has turned around debt-ridden companies within stagnant industries like coal and steel.
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And the crime-ridden city of "Gotham" finally gets its hero in Season 4.
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I haven't ridden a bike since I was ten, she explains to no one.
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For decades, Tijuana, a notoriously crime-ridden border city, has attracted migrants headed north.
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But thanks to the loophole-ridden U.S. tax system, hardly anybody pays that rate.
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Police unions complained angrily a week ago about the risk of being sent into gang-ridden "no-go zones" after two officers were injured in a petrol bomb attack on their patrol car in notoriously crime-ridden zone 30 km south of Paris.
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Laoban, who would be ridden by Cornelio Velasquez, and Cherry Wine, who would be ridden by Robby Albarado, are on the also-eligible list and could draw into the field should any horses be scratched before Friday's scratch time of 9 a.m. Eastern.
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Scott Pruitt, the most scandal-ridden member of the scandal-ridden Trump Cabinet, spent money on stuff he didn't need, fired and demoted staffers who opposed him, and used the ones who remained to help him track down used mattresses and hotel lotions.
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It's not the first time the scandal-ridden President has escaped a potential party revolt.
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And 63% of e-scooter riders had ridden nine times or fewer before their injury.
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Ron DeSantis, calling the capital Florida's most crime-ridden city, a claim that is incorrect.
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But High Sierra would rear its ugly, bug-ridden head again a couple months later.
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She had already lost two children in the gang-ridden horror that is El Salvador.
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"I had to decide what to say, he's so scandal-ridden," Mink told the paper.
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It depicts a crime-ridden dystopian city that must be cleansed through hyperbolic vigilante violence.
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Cable channels that had ridden high on the popularity of their comedy began to struggle.
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The ultimate shared vehicle can be ridden as we speak for just a few bucks.
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Doubtless there are lots of climate-change activists who have ridden a similar roller-coaster.
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Thimmakka, born to a poverty-ridden family in rural Karnataka, southwest India, was no exception.
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Scandal-ridden Wells Fargo has a 2.5-star average on iOS, but 4.5 on Android.
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But, this wasn't the tiny, anxiety-ridden quirk everyone, including Joel, believed it to be.
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In return, the deer let themselves be ridden by the macaques—but just as friends.
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China has been struggling with its debt-ridden regional banks for a long time now.
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China has been struggling with its debt-ridden regional banks for a long time now.
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It also boasts some of the most stunning views of any transit I've ever ridden.
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This forces motorists to rely on slow, pothole-ridden roads winding through village after village.
|
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Perhaps, in my bacteria-ridden stupor, I had pressed the wrong floor on the elevator.
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Yet, Kendra barely mentions she wishes Donna could be there during the anxiety-ridden day.
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They're also notoriously plagued by danger – often crime-ridden, with some ruled by drug lords.
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Photo: Adam Clark EstesIf you've ridden the New York City subway, you know the feeling.
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New York City humans and disease-ridden sewer rats agree: one slice is never enough.
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Dependency and crime-ridden public housing were the real-world consequences of progressive social programs.
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Chopped liver that deserves to be bed ridden with a casual bout of gross bacteria?
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I was able to be on set for almost every day a horse was ridden.
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They're expensive and bug-ridden and never quite work the way you need them to.
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Director Steve McQueen makes the camera linger on the massive explosions and bullet-ridden bodies.
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I had never ridden in front of crowds like we get here at Santa Anita.
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Desperate to separate himself from scandal-ridden Clinton, he picked major in-house critic Sen.
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A witness said a young man with a gun had ridden by on a bicycle.
|
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On July 6, Pruitt's scandal-ridden tenure at the EPA will come to an end.
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That can cause malnutrition and eating disorders—and supports a vast, quack-ridden diet industry.
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Two of the most heavily ridden routes are poised to transition to battery powered vehicles.
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After a rest, they repeated the loop on whichever bike they had not ridden before.
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The ancient breed of tough, tiny horses was ridden by Genghis Khan and other warlords.
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"This is a special horse, he might be the best I've ever ridden," Ortiz said.
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For the moment, solidarity within the Islamic Republic's faction-ridden political elite is the priority.
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I was shocked to hear that it used to be such a crime-ridden place.
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It has ridden in the back of my pickup in downpours and down dusty lanes.
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Both have ridden a wave of support by adroitly tapping into widespread discontent over immigration.
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Vladimir Putin is a supporter and has ridden his three-wheeled Harley Davidson with them.
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If you've ridden the subway anywhere, chances are you've seen some shit go down underground.
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Like most people, she said she had not yet ridden in a self-driving vehicle.
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His bullet-ridden body was found in a swampy field outside Memphis in July 22009.
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The mezzo-soprano Michaela Schuster had a notable Met debut as the guilt-ridden Klytämnestra.
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The reunification of our guilt-ridden fatherland was placed on the agenda of world history.
|
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"We know a lot of our coastal residents have ridden out storms before," said Gov.
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It's clear from age and circumstance that Cody wouldn't have ridden for the Pony Express.
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Moses is so far the only person to have ridden as a passenger aboard SpaceShipTwo.
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Anyone who has ever ridden a Peloton home cycle knows, it's not about the bike.
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Mendelssohn is trained by the Irishman Aidan O'Brien and ridden by the Englishman Ryan Moore.
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We had ridden the subway together every day, and I had lost touch with him.
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"We are not all self-loathing, secretive, unprotected-sex-having, disease-ridden liars," Malebranche wrote.
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The world has been ridden of an evil and bloodthirsty man, but at what cost?
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Ridden by children in competition, ponies are not physically any different from horses, just smaller.
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It's not a big deal, but I've ridden in a fully driverless Waymo once before.
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It then spent almost two years capturing detailed images of the comet's dust-ridden surface.
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She has ridden in closed coffins to these signings, with ice to keep her cool.
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Debt-ridden Altice Europe said it expected to further grow revenue and profits in 2020.
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" "Ireland is no longer the socially conservative, church-ridden country that many abroad had assumed.
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"It has been the most anxiety-ridden, terrifying experience that anyone could ever imagine," Emily says.
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We've all been in a salon chair, ridden with nerves about getting a fresh new 'do.
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Here's something that everyone I talked to agrees with: scooters should not be ridden on sidewalks.
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Via the magic of telephoto lenses, viewers have vicariously ridden fiber optic cables into ant colonies.
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Every tire you've ridden on is balancing act, the triangulation of qualities that negate each other.
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Shareholders may also press Buffett on who he thinks should clean up scandal-ridden Wells Fargo.
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It&aposs one of many fires burning around the drought-ridden states in the U.S. West.
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Her work remains prescient, considering the angst-ridden political landscape we all must traverse these days.
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China got that, partly because Germany was looking for business alternatives to recession-ridden European markets.
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The show, a horror-fantasy about the perils of a technology-ridden society, is an anthology.
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Far from being an objective record of reality, it was seen as agenda-ridden and manipulative.
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Let me pause to say I have ridden military helos around Iraq and Afghanistan for years.
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Bob Menendez, the scandal-ridden incumbent senator, saw off a primary challenge by a thin margin.
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Rather shy, he says he likes the adrenalin rush and has ridden since he was three.
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His patients include people who have ridden motorcycles, driven cars, and committed crimes while being asleep.
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The class-ridden incompetence of British post-war industrial management offered easy pickings for left-wingers.
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He said he's ridden Citi Bike, which is owned and operated by Lyft, hundreds of times.
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The campaign's premise was whimsical, yet simple: pothole-ridden roads damage your take-home pizza. Solution?
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But those familiar with US energy markets will attest that they are ridden with such failures.
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These paradox-ridden places are where gravity reaches its zenith and Einstein's general relativity theory fails.
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Noninvasive prenatal testing was supposed to make the modern pregnancy easier, safer, and less anxiety-ridden.
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But as you point out, I have not ridden a commercial airline for a long time.
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His party welcomed the vote, but did not speculate who might have ridden to his defence.
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I'm quite comfortable to have ridden out that storm and not had the huge, huge success.
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"There's a real emotional attachment to a lot of coasters that people have ridden," Joey said.
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If you've ever ridden a Segway before or after acquisition you'll understand what I'm talking about.
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The Verge has ridden in several of Alphabet's self-driving cars as the technology has evolved.
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They are also ridden with conflicts of interest, even or especially when the cash is flowing.
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To a large degree China has ridden this wave and 'hard landing' fears have ebbed away.
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Scandal-ridden Wells Fargo's CEO Tim Sloan earned a whopping 2202 times the median Wells worker.
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" He also took aim at Lewis' congressional district, saying it was crime ridden and "falling apart.
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When he meets the guilt-ridden Louis, they're bound by their failure to be honest men.
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But now, cash-strapped and pothole-ridden, states are asking the eco-friendly to pay up.
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Her feed will hopefully change from sickly, bed-ridden posts to cute photos with her newborn.
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Yet they remain one of the more unfulfilled, angst-ridden first-place teams in recent memory.
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Ah, middle school, the most acne-ridden, awkward fun no one ever wants to have again.
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Trump has ridden out scandal after scandal that would have sunk the careers of other politicians.
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It wasn't a sudden decision; opportunities presented themselves, and I've ridden the wave with great enthusiasm.
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Bret: I think Sessions should lie in the flea-ridden bed he's made with the president.
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It's unclear if he'd ridden the bus back to his hotel room prior to the shooting.
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Here's a simple, revenue-neutral suggestion: All bicycles must be walked, not ridden, over the bridge.
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The calm I'd read about in dozens of reviews took over my previously anxiety-ridden body.
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When ridden, scooters emerged as sidewalk bullies — fast enough to unsettle pedestrians and create safety issues.
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It seems even the guilt-ridden and well-meaning Clay Jensen (Dylan Minnette) is a suspect.
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I've never been in contact with any of these ghosts or ridden any of these whales.
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Every culture's mythology seems to include stories of young lovers whose path is ridden with obstacles.
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Pitino, tired of the intraoffice hectoring, bolted for Kentucky, a sanctioned-ridden program, another reconstruction job.
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Part of the proposed capital, far from Jerusalem's holy sites, would encompass a gang-ridden slum.
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We buy a Metrocard and I find out my husband has never ridden the subway before.
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Compared to the controversy-ridden 230 Oscars, the 103 awards arrive with few flashpoints of conflict.
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Does the NRA believe gang members in crime-ridden cities are manufacturing guns in the basement?
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What is the good of political and economic equality in a flooded, burning, famine-ridden world?
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There are still many crime-ridden areas blighted for years by fear and neglect in America.
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The CDC Austin study will calculate injuries per number of scooters ridden and per mile traveled.
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Maduro's government says protesters are to blame for the violence that has engulfed crime-ridden Venezuela.
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You would expect it to show the character of the 2015 vintage: warm and drought-ridden.
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He later released a salacious and typo-ridden book about his experience with the Mueller team.
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"The riders have all ridden over his courses... but so have all the Europeans," he added.
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Along its often unpaved, mud-ridden streets there are houses with wide gates and high walls.
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He's ridden out previous storms but evacuated when he heard Michael was a Category 4 storm.
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If anybody had ridden out the storm there I don't know how they would be alive.
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The group had apparently been living off the grid for months in the trash-ridden lot.
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Franz's refusal to participate seems to inspire a special, shame-ridden rage in those he encounters.
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Because organizational overhaul is time-consuming, tedious and conflict-ridden, most recent secretaries have neglected it.
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Ridden by two-times Belmont Stakes winning jockey Mike Smith, Justify has drawn the inside barrier.
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Reducing lead poisoning further would mean removing and replacing lead-ridden soil and lead-painted windows.
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We would spend days by the ocean and take trips to the boardwalk, where they would scream with delight while riding the roller coaster — the same one I'd ridden when I was their age, then ridden alongside them until Hurricane Sandy deposited it into the Atlantic.
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Driving down the narrow, pothole-ridden streets of Manhattan's Upper East Side, the Clarity handled itself smoothly.
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"I was bed-ridden, I was huge, I was unhappy, I was hungover," Mitchell, 36, tells PEOPLE.
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Mohaymen, ridden by Junior Alvarado, finished the one and one-sixteenth miles in 1 minute 42.84 seconds.
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The lonely, anxiety-ridden months I avoided others, attempting to hide from interrogations about my social life.
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Mahan had ridden in Google test vehicles previously, but he was always accompanied and escorted by police.
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Drawing his gun inside a dark, "crime-ridden" housing project was not against department rules, she said.
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The latest thrust involves shaking up ownership structures and injecting private capital into the debt-ridden sector.
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I discovered it while exploring a nascent and glitch-ridden online realm known as the decentralized internet.
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In these anxiety-ridden times, ASMR's healing and relaxing properties have the potential to sooth the viewer.
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And the situation could become even worse for those debt-ridden banks if the "no" vote wins.
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I've ridden a lot of these personal transportation systems, so this turned out to be quite simple.
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Anyone who has ever ridden the New York City subway knows that it's a particularly smelly place.
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The Blue Cut fire is the latest conflagration burning up drought-ridden California, and it's truly massive.
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Can you imagine that thing getting ridden from place to place, with all the lanterns blowing around?
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Having never before ridden in a monster truck, I asked Ludeke to take me for a spin.
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And I was angst-ridden in the insufferable way that only chemically-imbalanced teenage girls can be.
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Reforming the debt-ridden state-run operator SNCF has long been a political hot potato in France.
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Most city ordinances say (and scooter rental companies insist) that electric scooters shouldn't be ridden on sidewalks.
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Still, Pink made it clear she wasn't holding a grudge against her adorable, albeit germ-ridden offsprings.
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WITH a postgraduate degree in literature, Ruby Li has ridden China's education system almost to the top.
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Some wore skulls around their necks to represent the 12,000 debt-ridden colleagues who commit suicide annually.
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By contrast, half of the Spanish population would like to be rid of their scandal-ridden monarchy.
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The fact that he had ridden that distance on a 20-inch bike was beyond my comprehension.
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I hadn't ridden a hoverboard — the increasingly popular self-balancing rideable that definitely doesn't hover — before today.
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He points to locally agreed development plans for 16 formerly conflict-ridden areas that are under way.
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Image: Dennis Jarvis/FlickrAs anyone who has ridden the subway knows, the air down there is unpleasant.
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Today Tensta is one of 53 parts of Sweden that the police deem "vulnerable" (ie, crime-ridden).
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For never having ridden a horse, Anthony sure looked like a stud on top of that stallion.
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In South Sudan, another conflict-ridden failed state, the only brewery was forced to close in 2016.
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I bet most horses go un-ridden a similar amount of the time, if not more. Yes.
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Teddy laments that he and Dolores have "ridden for 10 miles," and all they've seen is bloodshed.
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These clues could one day help our own evolutionarily infantile species live longer, less disease-ridden lives.
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They are used by the government to monitor the country's borders and surveillance in conflict-ridden areas.
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Authorities say the attack was actually a botched robbery carried out by a debt-ridden civil servant.
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But the AfD has ridden the anti-refugee backlash to score more than 10% in national polls.
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The only thing to stop that would be Daenerys and her dragons, perhaps ridden by cousin Jon.
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Sheeran's star has exploded since then, as he's ridden his songwriting chops to world fame and acclaim.
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"No candidate in this cycle has ridden more ups and downs than Marco Rubio," the paper wrote.
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And to do that he seems willing to do anything, including running cheerfully through smog-ridden Beijing.
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"Taking a pregnancy test is extremely anxiety ridden," said Wendy Bishop, group brand manager for First Response.
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His voice rises as he paints a portrait of the United States as a crime-ridden dystopia.
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That's the only part that you debt-ridden graduates can really control—keeping your dreams in sight.
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It was extremely self-directed and that's maybe why I call myself angst-ridden at that time.
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Journalists still cite the Grant Administration as among the most scandal-ridden and corrupt in American history.
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Those nations have been dysfunctional, corrupt, impoverished, and crime-ridden for as long as anyone can remember.
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We've used it in some pretty murky, muck-ridden conditions to make once-non-potable water drinkable.
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Trained by Jeremy Noseda, he was to be ridden in the Derby by regular jockey Jamie Spencer.
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Banks report: JPMorgan Chase (JPM) and scandal-ridden Wells Fargo (WFC) will report earnings before the open.
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The Hypervolt does an outstanding job of keeping my pain from spreading and leaving me bed-ridden.
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Badger's sunscreen becomes especially handy where tropical, disease-ridden mosquitoes abound, but it's probably not for everyone.
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You are a reprobate and a charlatan who has ridden a wave of intolerance to its crest.
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A.A. has ridden to hegemony on some of our strongest cultural winds: Protestantism, self-improvement, abstemiousness, scientism.
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Its September sale is for yearlings only, meaning year-old horses who have never even been ridden.
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Even the jockey who had ridden Arrogate to his three previous victories, Rafael Bejarano, had his doubts.
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In the ring, young women from Dalian, China, rode small bicycles every way they could be ridden.
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Those who have ridden the wave and endured the volatility have been greatly rewarded for their stoicism.
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Political analysts say Zuma's scandal-ridden leadership has been weakened further by the allegations in the report.
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In a rare twist, the new ReKnit flats lived up to my original Day Glove-ridden expectations.
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That, or I was borrowing a hole-ridden, ill-fitting pair from a friend or family member.
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I've ridden the subway looking for manspreaders and talked to women who think their posture is rude.
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The writing is wooden—too wooden, even, for a couch-ridden homosexual with nowhere else to be.
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He's ridden a deadly combination of goofy visual shtick and killer tunes to the cusp of stardom.
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Here are some of our favourite doom-ridden, downtrodden responses: So America is over political correctness yea?
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Leaders have also ridden immigration rhetoric to electoral success in Austria, Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovenia.
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Your Republican opponent may have ridden such a strategy to victory in his/her GOP primary debates.
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Badger's sunscreen becomes especially handy where tropical, disease-ridden mosquitoes abound, but it's probably not for everyone.
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The governing coalition was believed to balance out the BJP's aggressive tactics in the conflict-ridden zone.
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" In 2015, she won an Oscar for her role as an Alzheimer's-ridden academic in "Still Alice.
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The education secretary is working hard to protect the scandal-ridden for-profit education industry from accountability.
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Ms. Alghanem — who had merely ridden along in 1990 and still cannot drive — now plans to learn.
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Taking place this Saturday, May 12, BoldPas encourages visitors to experience this car-ridden city by foot.
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Vulnerable to stress, the angst-ridden sidekick to a reporter is constantly on the verge of exploding.
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The fact that many popular Windows file-sharing apps were ridden with bugs and malware didn't hurt.
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The Bills' best hope for an upset rests in Blake Bortles's reverting to his mistake-ridden past.
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It's a good message bill, but this is obviously dead-on-arrival in a filibuster-ridden Senate.
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And even if a negotiating class were theoretically certifiable, they argued, this class is ridden with conflicts.
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The notoriously crime-ridden development is the largest in the Caribbean, and is dominated by rival gangs.
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Months later a neighbor told us she'd ridden in the car it belonged to as a girl.
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It analyzes every single pixel of archival Kepler data for sudden jumps in brightness, Ridden-Harper said.
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Those excellent late horror scenes, and the angst-ridden, semi-creaturely protagonist, deserved more time to develop.
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Placards nailed to shrapnel-ridden coconut and palmyra trees advertised motorcycles, tuk-tuks and tractors on lease.
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This is a democracy, where peaceful popular protests helped topple a scandal-ridden president just last year.
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The glitch-ridden precision of the artists' technique demonstrates the indeterminacy inherent in a seemingly predetermined action.
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The FCC needs to stand up for the public interest and deny this wasteful, debt-ridden deal.
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Accidental cannibals, tenderhearted killers, angst-ridden ghosts and well-behaved artists soon populate its topsy-turvy universe.
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President Trump has stood by as his favorite dictators have ridden roughshod over the rights of journalists.
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It's a shame that they were ridden by the villified Sand People, but what can they do?
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B.I. director James Comey to go easy on Mike Flynn, the disaster-ridden former national security adviser.
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The woman's anger is understandable, but it is also clear she has never ridden a train before.
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If you've ever listened to a podcast or ridden the subway, you know about online mattress retailers.
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In Denver, for example, electric scooters are classified as "toy vehicles" that must be ridden on sidewalks.
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Now I'm 50, and I've never hiked a mountain or ridden a skateboard or done a cartwheel.
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And Kaine's jovial political persona seems hardly suited to deeper digs against the scandal-ridden Republican nominee.
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The evils of these disease-ridden, murderous, necrophilic aqua-weasels are explained in much greater detail here.
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However, despite having ridden over three hundred roller coasters worldwide—small change in the sphere of theme park enthusiasm, let me assure you—I have never ridden the Scenic Railway at Margate's Dreamland amusement park, which, as the oldest coaster in the UK, is something of a landmark.
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In November, Deutsche Bank confirmed its involvement in processing payments worth $150 billion for scandal-ridden Danske Bank.
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But all these stocks, with the notable exception of scandal-ridden Wells Fargo, are surging this year too.
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Like projects such as Citi Bike, Mobike's bicycles are meant to be booked and ridden for short distances.
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Ratner had ridden just ahead of the opposition convoy on his motorcycle when tear gas canisters were fired.
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When we gladly would have ridden in the trunk just to be near him during Carpool Karaoke. 4.
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Indeed, Trump's gaffe-ridden meeting with Merkel came on the heels of unfounded attacks on Germany's economic policies.
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Brandy, bed-ridden for a month prior to his surgery, had a heart operating at about 10 percent.
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Who needs a quippy but scandal-ridden Jersey guy when you've got a reality star untainted by politics?
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Her prison job cleaning filthy bodily-fluid-ridden showers earned her 47 minutes of phone time per month.
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They arrived in every imaginable condition, dirty and lice-ridden, covered in bruises, recently raped, or perfectly healthy.
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" Like Diana, these sexist and misogynistic "narratives," as writer Folkenflik calls them, have been ridden hard "for years.
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It's as if a victim of robbery were disbelieved because she lived in a poor, crime-ridden neighborhood.
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Scoot says the moped could be ridden on the street or the bike lane, depending on local rules.
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Before long, I tire of seeing his face everywhere and encountering at every turn his guilt-ridden philanthropy.
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A new cover story from Wired gives a fresh glimpse inside Facebook's headquarters during its scandal-ridden year.
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Unsurprisingly, fragile and conflict-ridden states, such as Niger, Yemen and the Republic of Congo lag far behind.
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Unable to take the metro, tens of thousands of workers were forced to walk the crime-ridden streets.
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If you believe President Donald Trump's Department of Justice, New York City is a hellscape ridden with crime.
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As an anxiety-ridden Joel was already doing before his public embarrassment, he projects his frustrations onto Midge.
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This is referred to as "designated lender counsel" and is the latest conflict-ridden practice on Wall Street.
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Global steel giant ArcelorMittal is also close to snagging the debt-ridden Essar Steel's assets for $6 billion.
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A few years later, after a traumatic late-term pregnancy loss, I was guilt-ridden and barely functioning.
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Humans can get infected either through contact with cat feces or by eating under-cooked, cyst-ridden meat.
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No, it has to go after the only good thing left in our snot-ridden lives: The Dogs.
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The streets of Hanoi teem with bicycles, many of them ridden by street vendors carrying fruit and flowers.
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I have had students who tell me they've never had a bank account or ridden in an elevator.
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Traders who have ridden gold higher over the past few months might want to think about cashing out.
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Lopez recalls one of the couple's lowest moments, last Thanksgiving, when Castellanos was bed-ridden in the hospital.
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I've ridden horses across open plains, climbed over and under mountains, buried loved ones and birthed new life.
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In a tumultuous summer geopolitically, and an angst-ridden season politically, this is something to be excited about.
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And although aid is unlikely to bring quick improvements in conflict-ridden states, such countries undoubtedly deserve help.
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Again, it's probably because it resembles a bike, and I've ridden a lot of bikes in my day.
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They give an accessible, FOMO-ridden, moment-by-moment commentary of everyone else's lives, both intimate and anonymous.
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Filling out forms online and on mobile can be a tedious and bug-ridden — yet annoyingly necessary — experience.
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Instead, it's a moment of dread that signals the beginning of an uncomfortable, and potentially anxiety-ridden exchange.
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Music, he says, kept him off the streets for the most part in his rough, violence-ridden neighborhood.
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Perhaps more important than geography is the incredible volume of hate-ridden messages available in the Internet Age.
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They are much less crime-ridden than before, thanks to a combination of better policing and demographic change.
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This can in turn boost Iran's military mobility and political influence over events in the conflict-ridden nation.
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Finally, conflict-ridden couples fought often and had a lot of mini-fluctuations in their level of commitment.
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Ahead are a few others that want a piece of your sweet (often debt-ridden) millennial bank accounts.
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However, they had their wings clipped when debt-ridden second tier strugglers Bolton levelled three minutes from time.
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Martin Garcia had ridden American Pharoah in his debut, a loss, and did not get along with him.
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For a long time, CNBC's Jim Cramer actually liked the stock of the now scandal-ridden Wells Fargo.
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Even if a recession appears, automakers have ridden out downturns for a century and generally seen sales recover.
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Reiner said he thinks celebrities are ultimately hurting Democrats when they go on expletive-ridden rants against Trump.
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That left the bike unable to be ridden, or even to be pushed because the wheel was jammed.
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Photograph by Herbert Matter / Courtesy Condé Nast He was ridden with phobias of death, darkness, and open spaces.
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He remembers the dread of carrying the day's receipts through the crime-ridden apartment blocks to the bank.
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"You statements can come across as accusatory and blame ridden," says Jen Brown, Founder + Director, The Engaging Educator.
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Even nickel, which has ridden high on the electric vehicles story, is being caught up in the uncertainty.
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Many of those crossing the Mediterranean are fleeing conflict-ridden parts of the Middle East and North Africa.
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To curb the importation of chemical-ridden honey, the US established high tariffs on honey imported from China.
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After 12 (rigorous, humiliating, acne-ridden) months in office, she'll be bumped back down to the VP position.
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While in Ithaca, he had ridden the weekend bus to New York City to hear Malcolm X speak.
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In Jeff Bezos's vision of the future, microwaving a potato is a multi-step, error-ridden, complicated affair.
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Russia had ridden that kind of full-throated support right through its first three games at the tournament.
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Schumer had ridden into the Senate Democratic leadership on his ability to raise money, especially from Wall Street.
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" Ms. Sarnak said, to yank Ms. Kaczmarek from her anxiety-ridden reverie, "What are we going to make?
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Flores had ridden Discreet Lover 21 times and rode many other horses for St. Lewis over the years.
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The pain of this last exchange kept Sarah bound to her bed for months, guilt-ridden and depressed.
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Despite her three envy-ridden older sisters, who try to crush her dreams, she triumphs in the end.
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Then Italy produced Silvio Berlusconi and scandal-ridden showman politics long before the United States elected Donald Trump.
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Incidentally, B.P.P.V. has been reported to be cured in some people after they have ridden on roller coasters.
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And it's easy to forget that 99 percent of the world has never ridden one of these things.
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A bell rings, and the bus arrives, ridden by six identical little girls wearing six identical square backpacks.
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Six months earlier, the president of the university, Dr. Ray Watts, had shut down the debt-ridden program.
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Paul (Matt Damon) and his wife, Audrey (Kristen Wiig), get the opportunity to ditch their stress-ridden lives.
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Horses had to be ridden, calves branded, steers roped, but nobody needed anyone, ever, to ride a bull.
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The idea that Dyche's team has ridden its luck by throwing its bodies in the way somehow fits.
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McConnell has privately wondered if Trump will be capable of salvaging his scandal-ridden administration, the report said.
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In bed that night, I tossed, guilt-ridden over pushing my suburban mother out of her comfort zone.
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The banks are not going to cut off lending to even the most debt-ridden state-owned enterprises.
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"If I don't write, I get anxiety-ridden," he once said in an interview with U.S.C. College Magazine.
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When Americans speak of ghettos, they often mean poor, crime-ridden African-American neighbourhoods such as West Baltimore.
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During his press conference he told the story of a fever-ridden supporter who gave him a hug.
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The American time of 4:11.2 and Britain's 4:11.8 were the second and third fastest ever ridden.
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Someone could have ridden a bicycle unimpeded across the vast halls where passengers habitually fight for elbow room.
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The flu test came back positive and she was bed-ridden for a week, and then slowly recovered.
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She told Reuters they were put onto motorbikes ridden by masked men in civilian clothes, and driven away.
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And while Taymour could've easily ridden out the year on her achievements thus far, settling isn't an option.
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The Chestnut family at the center of "American War" once led a quiet life in flood-ridden Louisiana.
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The government has taken steps to improve Naftogaz's finances and boost transparency in the graft-ridden energy sector.
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New York (CNN Business)Senator Elizabeth Warren has been a vocal critic of scandal-ridden bank Wells Fargo.
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The once-prosperous area was razed and ransacked, with sheets of corrugated roof strewn amid bullet-ridden trucks.
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We&aposve used it in some pretty murky, muck-ridden conditions to make once-non-potable water drinkable.
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The flor-ridden barrels will then enter a solera, a complex system for blending and aging the wine.
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"On many levels, she portrays herself through a male gaze," Thomas said of the charismatic, controversy-ridden rapper.
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In addition to being a scandal-ridden EPA administrator, Scott Pruitt, it seems, is also a bad houseguest.
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He served as prime minister in a 20093-2013 unity government formed after violence-ridden elections in 2008.
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Massive spending on stuff he didn't need Scott Pruitt, the most scandal-ridden member of the scandal-ridden Trump Cabinet, spent money on stuff he didn't need, fired and demoted staffers who opposed him, and used the ones who remained to help him track down used mattresses and hotel lotions.
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The peace accord was praised around the world but its implementation has been slow going and ridden with obstacles.
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But following this rule has helped him on his financial journey from debt-ridden and frustrated to successful CEO.
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But as of this year, some of those who had ridden the Sandblaster before expressed doubts about its safety.
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That involves security forces raiding crime-ridden slums as seen in Mexico, Colombia, Brazil and parts of Central America.
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Or any of the women who are made to feel small by their abuse-ridden industries every single day.
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The economic problems caused by the U.S. pressure could weaken Rouhani's stance in Iran's faction-ridden and complex establishment.
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And therefore as better ridden over or pushed out of the road as it pulls to go full throttle.
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The action became more specifically centered in Hell's Kitchen, then one of New York City's most crime-ridden neighborhoods.
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She has merely ridden it to clinch the fleeting favours of the tabloids and some of her own MPs.
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Sarauw explained, which back the islands' bonds and produce a major revenue stream for the territory's debt-ridden government.
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The judge, who was born in Indiana, is presiding over a case against Trump's scandal-ridden Trump University project.
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Mr Trump's administration may be so scandal-ridden that each ethical peccadillo just seems like more of the same.
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Since it opened nearly 40 years ago, more than 250 million guests have ridden Space Mountain at Disneyland alone.
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The Ukrainian government has taken steps to improve Naftogaz's finances and boost transparency in the graft-ridden energy sector.
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Still, I can't help but wonder if we're safer digging holes rather than splashing in the amoeba-ridden water.
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Chileans think their country is crime-ridden, even though its murder rate is among the lowest in Latin America.
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Although Brazilians view congress as a corruption-ridden collection of rent-a-parties, it is not a rubber stamp.
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It has ridden a wave of aviation growth in Indonesia, where air travel has become critical for the economy.
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That idea is backed by bondholders who believe the corruption-ridden exchange controls are driving the country toward default.
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For many of them (the central bankers, that is), the past decade has been an unusually angst-ridden one.
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Pursuing academic research is already an arduous, anxiety-ridden task that's bound to take a toll on mental health.
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One can say that Bouguereau's work has ridden the jet stream of a very enduring universal trait called greed.
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Stephen King once famously called the form "an anarchy-ridden literary banana republic," so unstable as to be unmarketable.
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A few of the bikes I've ridden have had fuel injection and ABS, so this wasn't my first experience.
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There are many robot weirdos, with such inventive ways of killing and being killed, or eventually, tamed and ridden.
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More importantly, you know how that translates into a glorious dorm room orgy of slobbering, punk-ridden power pop.
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She was ridden for the last time by Princess Anne before the horse was retired, the Army tells PEOPLE.
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Plus, most people in their 30s will agree that things are so much easier after your angst-ridden 20s.
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"This is absolutely contestable conditions if you look and see there are some great waves being ridden," he added.
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An SDF commander there told Reuters that IS had sent explosive-ridden vehicles towards advancing fighters the night before.
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" Love said he wouldn't call the neighborhood crime-ridden, "but it is an area that we do focus on.
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Rick Ross has bragged about having a lot of horses, but looks like he'd never ridden one ... until now.
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A laptop that's lightning quick at creating a typo-ridden mess, and slow as hell to clean it up.
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Some critics blamed the exodus on "white flight", as businesses followed their employees out of increasingly crime-ridden cities.
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The other half was covered in pink, spiked hair and his old leather jacket was ridden with in studs.
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Aijaz Khan's "Hamid" is about the unusual connection between a precocious boy and a soldier in conflict-ridden Kashmir.
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Also, you don't have to be in the throes of a conflict-ridden, long-term relationship to try this.
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Wiley's reinterpretation shows the same white horse, but ridden instead by a black man in camouflage and Timberland boots.
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After a brief, scandal-ridden stint as prime minister from 2006 to 2007, he returned to power in 2012.
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At Keeneland's September yearling sale, buyers drop millions on 1-year-old horses that have never even been ridden.
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Pilgrim Jones, the woman at the center of Melanie Finn's deeply satisfying second novel, is grieving and guilt-ridden.
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The events serve as an opening salvo for a new period in the region's crisis-ridden history, analysts say.
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David Grossman's "A Horse Walks Into a Bar" — an anguish-ridden self-portrait of a standup comedian in Israel.
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One showed him standing against a mountainous backdrop; the other was of his bullet-ridden corpse on a stretcher.
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Most of them are from chaos-ridden Yemen, so the administration is seeking to resettle them somewhere more stable.
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In September is Keeneland's yearling sale, where people drop millions on year-old horses who've never even been ridden.
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These initial users were all part of Waymo's "Early Rider" test program, so they've ridden in these vans before.
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When the world is falling apart, how do you stop yourself from collapsing into a useless, despair-ridden heap?
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There he now keeps a donkey and two horses, ridden by his children, and a number of junked airplanes.
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Donald Trump has mounted and ridden the horse of conservative populism, but it was already out of the barn.
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The Light Rider is meant to be ridden, but you could probably carry it if you really wanted to.
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Fowler's blog post spotlighting sexual harassment and discrimination at the company was a catalyst for Uber's scandal-ridden decline.
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" Before her transition, she took estrogen injections and people commented that she was "nicer and not as angst [ridden].
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Three Sri Lankan refugees with fake passports land in a crime-ridden housing project on the fringe of Paris.
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But they are of one mind with Exaggerator, the 3-year-old trained by Keith and ridden by Kent.
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In a world full of logical conundrums, all of us are faced with difficult and potentially guilt-ridden dilemmas.
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Y'know, like Coldplay's fart-ridden performance earlier this year, or The Black Eyed Peas in 2011, which featured will.i.
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Reaching a deal to restructure PREPA's debt is seen as key to fixing the debt-ridden U.S. territory's finances.
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If I made the claim that, largely, dance music is ridden with elitism and snobbery, how would you respond?
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"It's possible for Okai baseboards to crack or break if ridden off a curb at high speed," Lime said.
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He's ridden through Mongolia with his son, and he's a really good martial artist, which I'm totally jealous about.
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This algae-ridden pool once belonged to the Jean-Bedel Bokossa, the late ruler of the Central African Republic.
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Follow Mr. Burnett's and Mr. Evans's teachings, and the anxiety-ridden process of decision making suddenly seems more playful.
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John Brebner swept his binoculars over a fissure-ridden rock face that towered over a grove of acacia trees.
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I was born and raised in Silicon Valley, and have ridden the waves of tech growth in this area.
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They're warning that even if you've ridden out a storm in the past, don't try it with this one.
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There are also questions about whether scooters should be allowed to be ridden in cycle lanes or on pavements.
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There are also questions about whether scooters should be allowed to be ridden in cycle lanes or on pavements.
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The familiar faces of fellow commuters, some of whom he's ridden with for years, take on a sinister cast.
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Without a single approved drug or vaccine, Moderna has ridden the potential of its technology into biotech's top ranks.
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The company, which started life as a multiroom speaker maker, has more recently ridden the wave of smart speakers.
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About 400 miles away in Munich, an angst-ridden prince dithers and equivocates over the course of five acts.
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Klopp, by his own admission a poor loser, could not stop himself suggesting that Atlético had ridden its luck.
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Now it's reconsidering if scooters, which can reach speeds as fast as 15 mph, should be ridden at night.
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It set her up as a stark contrast to President Trump and a White House often ridden with chaos.
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Ridden by Irad Ortiz Jr., Bar of Gold ran seven furlongs in 1:22.63 and paid $135.40 to win.
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Most belonged to poor farmers who had ridden into the city in the small hours, eager to give blood.
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But late in the primary, Mr. Wallace denounced Mr. Brewer as a "sissy britches" politician who had ridden Mrs.
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C.M.'s mother is bed-ridden and requires a home aid to care for her and change her diapers.
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Mothers are being asked to minimize anxiety during their pregnancy, lest they taint their descendants with anxiety-ridden genes.
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The government in corruption-ridden Kiev has already gladly declared 2019 to be "the Year of China" in Ukraine.
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Even financially dubious projects in corruption-ridden countries like Pakistan and Kenya make sense for military and diplomatic reasons.
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I am always shocked by the number of poorly written, error-ridden cover letters, resumes, and proposals I receive.
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You do not have a small business, "KAREN," you have a small contingent of guilt-ridden and loyal friends.
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The example he offered: Did you know there's a "space camel" being ridden by a stormtrooper in the film?
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With that in mind, let's take a stroll down the pothole-ridden memory lane that is our modern era.
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For Ms. Soo, a third opportunity to develop a new character has her feeling "less angst ridden" than before.
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Before he could say "juice cleanse," I had ridden a fixed-gear bicycle right back to the Big Apple.
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During their formative years, Brownsville was the kind of place politicians used as shorthand for crime-ridden urban decay.
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Critics say Pence has not accomplished anything significant and rather has ridden the coattails of his predecessor, former Gov.
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Riggleman, sparking sharp response MORE (R) — says she was anxiety-ridden in anticipation of a phone interview with Pelosi.
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The neighborhood, just two small city blocks in size, had come to represent Bogotá at its most crime-ridden.
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The University of Louisville, one of the schools now under scrutiny, had ridden its winning team to greater prominence.
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C. colleagues in his department … with their theory-ridden view of American history as a sort of ongoing atrocity.
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Shortly after the Shine appointment was announced, Scott Pruitt, the scandal-ridden head of the Environmental Protection Agency, resigned.
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All this competent basketball made some Knicks fans nervous, leading to some angst-ridden gallows humor on social media.
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Which means that it's all about subtext-ridden political maneuverings, interspersed with blood-soaked sword fights to the death.
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And it means black people are frequently stranded in neighborhoods that are ridden with poverty, crime, and poor schools.
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As the pack narrowed around the final turn, Zenyatta, ridden by Mike Smith, made her push from the outside.
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When we reached the border, I noticed that Jack was sweating, almost as much as my flu-ridden ass.
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"Ireland is no longer the socially conservative, church-ridden country that many abroad had assumed," he told VICE News.
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Streams and shovelled-out pits provide water in some areas, but sooner or later rain sweeps in faeces-ridden mud.
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Yes, we know it can feel kind of counterintuitive to put a face oil atop oily and acne-ridden skin.
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The tiny, single-use moisturizing treatments are just what you need to revive even the dullest, split-end-ridden hair.
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Since then, that same Republican majority has been mostly uninterested in seriously investigating the conflict-of-interest-ridden Trump presidency.
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If you've ever ridden a Boosted Board before, you know they're some of the best electric skateboards you can buy.
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Justify, right, ridden Mike Smith leads the field at the end of the backstretch during the Belmont Stakes horse race.
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Ridden by jockey John Velazquez, Always Dreaming took first place at last year's derby, entering as a 9–2 favorite.
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But Caracas is one of the world's most violent and crime-ridden cities, where foreigners can be targeted for kidnapping.
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" Kelly says he has researched the shooter, learning he "grew up in an abusive, shame ridden and dysfunctional poor family.
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I use the same livery company in Washington, but I recently met a driver I had never ridden with before.
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The rocket has been successfully launched and landed five times already, but no people have ridden in the capsule yet.
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Critics complain that the government has ridden roughshod over these communities, forcing them to ditch their livestock for crop cultivation.
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If we must live in the anxiety-ridden moment right after the jump, shouldn't we at least smell like it?
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Australia's Queensland Police Service has ridden hoverboards coupled with an abiding hatred for Canadian rockers Nickelback into social media success.
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Built on stilts, his house will tower above the shacks below when the monsoon rains flood the mud-ridden camps.
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Even some Republicans wondered whether it could spell the beginning of an early end to Mr Trump's crisis-ridden presidency.
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Fair, but I've ridden plenty of pedal-assisted e-bikes with physical power buttons and it's never been an issue.
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Debt-ridden PDVSA has only a token presence; Gazprom spent years battling bureaucracy and ended up scaling back its ambitions.
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Like the demented prince of a plague-ridden kingdom, Giuliani felt the need to protect his digital fiefdom from invaders.
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Later, she realized that her life -- mistake-ridden as it may have been -- might serve as a lesson to others.
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But after its last crime-ridden years in power, from 2006 to 2012, they are fed up with that, too.
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The Dutch rider will be making his debut in the premier class and has never ridden a MotoGP bike before.
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He takes viewers to the bullet-ridden Kisangani train station, which hasn't operated in decades and is overgrown with weeds.
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Ridden by Mike Smith, Arrogate wowed the crowd with a final sprint that added to the legacy of his trainer.
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John Turturro's Jake Stone character is far more than just a gnarly pair of eczema-ridden feet, it turns out.
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They remark on how long it's been since they've ridden in a regular car and worry about causing mass hysteria.
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But there was one tangle in the line: Because of his advanced colon cancer, Willhite had to remain bed-ridden.
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Since announcing his candidacy for president, Trump's scandal-ridden political career has set congressional Republicans churning through the same script.
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Posters showed a pox-ridden and forlorn-looking child with a caption reading "Mummy, you said spots wouldn't hurt me".
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The app's only redeeming quality is that it offers some interesting statistics about how long you've ridden the miniPRO for.
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They were housed in a new, mold-ridden home on an Air Force base in Mississippi run by another landlord.
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A visit to the New York state's DMV website reveals that "motorized scooters" can't be ridden anywhere in the state.
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In his mind, he's delivering "a profound metabolic truth" about diet and exercise to a fat, sedentary, disease-ridden population.
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CNN: Do you have thoughts about why so few women have ridden in the Derby since you broke that barrier?
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Twitter (and 2019 Oscars Twitter especially) is a troll-ridden morass of political polarization where the good guys usually lose.
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But funding dwindled in the last two years as oil prices fell and corruption allegations plagued Brazil's debt-ridden Petrobras .
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Having said that, if there's enough treats for the allergy-ridden, then maybe whip up some walnut chocolate chip cookies.
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"I knew I could play a lot better than I was playing," Williams said of her error-ridden second set.
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I've ridden all manner of bikes all my life, but never got too seriously into racing because it's not cheap.
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Next we see an ambulance, and Diane being rolled out of it, Maggie having ridden with her to the hospital.
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Around 100,000 formerly impoverished farmers have ridden the wave, splashing cash on motorcycles, 52-inch TVs, and solar power systems.
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Does it look like technology might support the same kind of decentralized alternative like the one in strike-ridden Ireland?
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The winner was ridden by jockey John Velazquez, who also rode Animal Kingdom to a win at the 2011 Derby.
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We're working in Brownsville, which is one of the poorest, crime-ridden, challenged communities in terms of every single indicator.
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Zwift has grown steadily this past year, with 225,0003 accounts, 2000 million rides and 22017 million miles ridden to date.
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A painting of a girl mindlessly eating a butterfly might follow a tranquil floral scene ridden with lush neon chrysanthemums.
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Apart from better public transport, the Olympics may bequeath an overdue revival of Rio's decayed and crime-ridden historic centre.
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But the teen girls I meet at Beautycon don't consider themselves to be exploited consumers or anxiety-ridden selfie addicts.
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It comes as Facebook tries to diversify its products and reduce its reliance on its scandal-ridden core Facebook app.
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" Guilt-ridden whites are too eager to self-flagellate and indulge in the patronizing exercise of accepting their "white privilege.
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Watch professional pilots guide their aircraft around mountains and through obstacle-ridden warehouses at up to eighty miles per hour.
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Shared scooters are typically ridden a half-dozen times a day on roads of varying quality, and in inclement weather.
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Martinez had set out four months earlier from the gang-ridden Colonia Villa Franca neighborhood of the Honduran capital, Tegucigalpa.
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The adjoining pool at the center remained its normal, blue color, making the algae-ridden pool all the more noticeable.
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Towns and cities need to make sure they designate where scooters should be ridden and keep them safe for everyone.
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The bullet-ridden Al Noor mosque, where more than 40 people died, was being cleaned and repaired for Friday prayers.
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After graduating from U.C.L.A., she created a comic book called "Extra Egg Room" about He-Horse, an anxiety-ridden horse.
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Times Square is one of the world's top tourist attractions, but in the 1970s, the famous location was crime-ridden.
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There was no getting away from it, because it sat, steaming, fly-ridden, and reeking right in front of us.
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This reddit thread started the speculation, and many watchers agree that the asphalt-ridden walker looks just like the Donald.
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UN criticism Trump has demeaned the United Nations in the past, claiming the body is ridden with bureaucracy and overspending.
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The rapper went on a typically expletive ridden rant against the History Channel's miniseries reboot that premiered on Monday night.
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It's a throwback musically so I'm a little too nostalgia-ridden to see where it fits with younger fans today.
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This time, however, we have an extra layer of fascinating, bacteria-ridden scum to scrape off of the morning news.
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And feminine-product company Always is looking to change these stereotype-ridden myths by encouraging girls to keep playing — #LikeAGirl.
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Anyone else would have ridden that good-luck wave straight into the sunset, but that wasn't how it played out.
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I was an unlikely candidate for the trip: I had never ridden a mountain bike before, or even camped much.
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Administration officials described to the Times what the newspaper called a "glitch-ridden sequence of events" surrounding the strike group.
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The right and wrong ways to handle a scandal-ridden administration are all laid out very clearly in Washington history.
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" Referring to Trump's typo-ridden tendencies, Stelter said, "it's not the biggest thing in the world, but it still matters.
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It's one of the few coasters I've ridden that dares you not to be completely exhilarated by everything it accomplishes.
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The neighbor said that my mother and my aunt had ridden out the storm together, that they were basically fine.
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His opponent, gumming up the roll of barrels, is a mule that's being simultaneously ridden and consumed by two children.
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Big conglomerates GS, SK and Hanwha would not participate in the bidding for the debt-ridden carrier, company spokesmen said.
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More recently, as they awaited a verdict, they struck a tone of confidence that they had ridden out the worst.
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A disorderly British exit from the European Union or a financial crisis in debt-ridden Italy could also be unsettling.
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Thus, it makes sense that it mostly works as a guns-blazing, zombie-ridden riff on the Mad Max films.
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Cruise lines Social distancing does not work on giant cruise ships — especially after passengers were stranded on virus-ridden boats.
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"Coronavirus is that the word that's one everyone's lips immediately," the typo-ridden first line of the book's description reads.
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One other horse worth a look is Gouverneur Morris (8-1), trained by Todd Pletcher and ridden by John Velazquez.
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As a professional snowboarder, I've ridden the steepest mountains in the world and spent weeks outside on foot-powered expeditions.
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He is trained by Todd Pletcher, who has won three Belmonts, and ridden by John Velazquez, who has won two.
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Commencement Addresses Offer Road Maps to the Future They may be cliché-ridden, funny, witty, inspirational, sad and sometimes angry.
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Berkshire trimmed its large stake in scandal-ridden Wells Fargo (WFC) and also sold some shares in Goldman Sachs (GS).
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"The so-called 'Vision for Peace' is simply the dream project of a bankruptcy-ridden real estate developer," he wrote.
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Eskom is a debt ridden power utility company which analysts view as crucial to the health of South Africa's economy.
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Under his guidance as general manager, Bayern built its financial reserves to levels rarely seen in debt-ridden European soccer.
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In a landmark move, Beijing has ordered the closure of debt-ridden zombie firms as its policy priority for 2016.
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In one scene, Franz talks to a church artist who is guilt-ridden for his (small) kowtowing to the Nazis.
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"We've ridden this bull for almost 50 years and we're still on top," Mr. Becerra said in an emailed statement.
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Because even in the midst of their crime-ridden, drug-addled neighborhood, Moore's people have a steely kind of faith.
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NEW DELHI — Coming from some other debt-ridden airline, it might have been shrugged off as just another service cutback.
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Fear-ridden dogs and cats at the hospital may get toys to distract them or a range of menu options.
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On the upside, I had a cool surfer uncle who'd ridden all the most famous waves in Hawaii and California.
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But there were different levels of alarm, with the most angst-ridden attendees largely hailing from the party's Clinton wing.
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From hole-ridden tees to thick dresses, my motley pajamas have never kept me from lulling into a deep sleep.
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Elizabeth Marvel is coming into her own as a furious, guilt-ridden and newly ferocious bereaved mother-turned-president-elect.
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We have the results and because they aren't what Democrats want, they're only interested in partisan, smear ridden do-overs.
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The American said she had ridden without a power metre on her handlebars, opting instead to ride on pure instinct.
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In 58 cm, it's a tad over 17 pounds, making it one of the lightest aero-road bikes we've ridden.
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Wells Fargo (WFC) agreed to pay a $65 million penalty, but the scandal-ridden bank neither admitted nor denied wrongdoing.
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He has often compared Huawei to a bullet-ridden plane and employees to mechanics working frantically to patch the holes.
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Ocasek had ridden the course of rock history through Beatlemania, psychedelia, the singer-songwriter '19803s and the prog-rock era.
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They look to Europe and see Muslim immigrants creating a continent ridden with terrorism and nearly lost to Islamist subversion.
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It's a really high volume of people, and if you've ever ridden the L, you know—the trains are crowded.
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Uber also said Thursday that its bikes have been ridden 1 million times in Paris since launching five months ago.
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During the drug-ridden 1980s, traffickers imported contraband in speedboats under cover of night, stashing the loot in riverside warehouses.
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A central drama arrives at its anticlimax when Mark's sympathy for a cancer-ridden student devolves into banal administrative frustration.
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He understood that this thing had ridden me long enough, that my really bad day had become countless worse ones.
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Without a massive national effort to cover lead-ridden soil and tear down houses with lead paint, it's somewhat unavoidable.
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Theresa May ran what was perhaps the worst campaign in recent political history—robotic, cliché-ridden, condescending, slapdash and otherwise awful.
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Poor quiet, anxiety-ridden Vanya constantly felt the sting of her alienation, which her stern taskmaster of a dad only enforced.
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Hours after she disappeared, her vehicle was reportedly found abandoned but running in a crime-ridden section of East St. Louis.
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The debt-ridden company is counting on the drug - fremanezumab - along with Huntington's treatment Austedo, to help it return to growth.
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Presidents have in the past ridden a cable car to the top, but Trump was apparently insistent on taking his helicopter.
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The fire, one of many in the drought-ridden U.S. West, killed one person in their home and destroyed 72 structures.
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And if you've ridden thousands of miles with Uber and paid them boatloads over the years, you might expect better service.
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And lastly, this research doesn't speak to the risks associated with cleaning dirty, potentially germ-ridden soothers by sucking on them.
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Trump has described Gillum's city as "crime-ridden" and "corrupt," and even called Gillum a "thief" who is weak on borders.
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In both cases state governments have not only bowed to public anger at the court's rulings, but ridden and amplified it.
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For people riding on mostly flat terrain, I expect you'd rarely have to charge a Volta ridden primarily in Bike+ mode.
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Later, after the Italians were embraced, the culprits changed; now they were Native Americans, who had ridden over from Indian Territory.
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Imagine: Jaime has ridden north to try to protect Cersei and their baby, and here she is trying to kill him.
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After a series of intimidatory raids in a particularly Camorra-ridden part of central Naples, the authorities ordered zero-tolerance measures.
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Meanwhile, the state's biggest utility, PG&E, is a debt-ridden, mismanaged omnishambles currently being chewed over by a bankruptcy court.
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" In a series of expletive-ridden tweets Brielle, 20, wrote that "every single person who works here can go f— themselves.
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You won't have pork ribs, you'll have Kaadu ribs — the non-famous creature famously ridden by famously hated Jar Jar Binks.
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In these anxious, maddening times it is hardly surprising that there are so many angst-ridden, issue-oriented works in Venice.
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The News Lens launched in 2013 as an independent news site for Taiwanese readers disenchanted with the country's tabloid-ridden media.
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Ball-Bey was killed as police were trying to execute a search warrant at a home in a crime-ridden neighborhood.
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He was also widely said to have struggled to get a grip on the complex and sometimes faction-ridden Airbus universe.
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Photo: Andy YeungThen again, so was the Kowloon Walled City at the height of its obscenely dense and crime-ridden history.
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Residents of Chicago's South Side, which includes many poor and crime-ridden neighborhoods, hope jobs and investment come with the library.
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He was sitting in his car in the midst of a 22018-day bender in the city's drug-ridden Tenderloin district.
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It is difficult for pollsters to reach both rich voters in gated communities and poor ones living in crime-ridden favelas.
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Go deeper: Thousands of migrant youth allegedly suffered sexual abuse in U.S. custody The scandal-ridden industry of migrant child shelters
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Go deeper: Thousands of migrant youth allegedly suffered sexual abuse in U.S. custody The scandal-ridden industry of migrant child shelters
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Hours later, police at the Navotas police station presented Lafuente's panic-stricken family members with photos of his bullet-ridden body.
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Critics claim that Trump's staunch opposition to a crime-ridden New York City in the 1980s makes him a hypocrite today.
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I decided to take the L and left the phone floating sadly in what I assumed was sperm-ridden toilet water.
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Society had grown more divided and angst-ridden, said the chancellor, 63, whose fourth term is likely to be her last.
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Thanks to video games, we've chased dinosaurs, fought dinosaurs, ridden on top of dinosaurs, and even just straight-up been dinosaurs.
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The deal comes as China has prioritized implementing mixed ownership reforms to revamp the country's bloated and debt-ridden state sector.
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Yeah, meat substitutes exist, but what guilt-ridden omnivores really want is exactly what they enjoy now, without all the downsides.
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To Sutton, her son's death illustrates Flint's biggest problem: It's a poverty-ridden city with few opportunities for the next generation.
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And it has ridden out sanctions, even tough ones, rather than give up the programs The logic is clear but chilling.
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A guilt-ridden man remembers a game he played with his little sister in their family barn when they were children.
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Masri saw the body of his friend Nour, the ambulance driver he had ridden with on that fateful day in November.
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It is ironic that these three erstwhile problem countries now look like pillars of stability compared with the crisis-ridden Germany.
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They hover above litter-ridden cities in Japanese artist Masakatsu Sashie's realist paintings, which tackle the maddening detritus we live with.
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They are too bed-ridden to leave their homes, or lack gasoline, or the ability to communicate with the outside world.
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He helped Roy Moore win the Republican nomination in the Alabama Senate race, but couldn't get the scandal-ridden candidate elected.
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They used their feedback about their relationships to identify four patterns of commitment: dramatic, conflict-ridden, socially involved, and partner-focused.
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It followed the discovery of two bullet-ridden bodies four days earlier, of backpackers Lucas Fowler, 23, and Chynna Deese, 24.
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Dr. Rodchenkov said in interviews with The Times this month that weight lifting was the sport most ridden with drug abuse.
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Lime's electric scooters and bicycles are available in 30 countries, but its products are not legally allowed to be ridden everywhere.
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In late October, Lime stated the baseboard on its Okai models could break if ridden off a curb at high speeds.
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Not so for the model and actress Anna Nicole Smith, whose disastrous, error-ridden will nearly disinherited her only surviving child.
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In office, I made the necessary tough choices and turned a nearly bankrupt, debt-ridden county into one with a surplus.
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Considered in this light, one wonders whether the hastily drafted, loophole-ridden tax plan was purposely built as a leaky boat.
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As a flawed and scandal-ridden president, Trump is dividing conservative intellectuals in the same ways Richard Nixon did during Watergate.
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Since the attack, Ms. Bubits said, her mother has gone from being healthy to ridden with anxiety and requiring close attention.
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While nothing like the badly contorted roads ridden each spring in the Paris-Roubaix race, they are still far from smooth.
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Yet by making it to this stage, the reality show star has ridden the unconventional to the cusp of the presidency.
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However, fears have also persisted at the federal level over a potential loss of business for the already debt-ridden NFIP.
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The group "has ridden the coattails of all these technology booms with bitcoin, with everything that's happened in technology, " Bapis said.
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Public criticism of the government that bombed their homes could bring the tragedy-ridden lives of Eastern Ghouta's residents further anguish.
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It's a burgeoning trend that celebrates the unfiltered textures, uncanny models and pixel-ridden maps of the not-too-distant past.
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As a candidate, Trump was scandal-ridden, prone to bizarre misstatements and exaggerations, and unfettered by the usual rules of politics.
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Saudi Arabia was one of Uber's biggest backers before Kalanick was booted from its C-suite amid a scandal-ridden 2017.
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Exploration and production companies got clobbered, with Pioneer Natural Resources (PXD) down 37% and debt-ridden Occidental Petroleum (OXY)losing 52%.
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Reva is as loquacious as Alma, and as fawning toward the novel's couch-ridden narrator as Alma is toward her patient.
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They were inhabited from prehistory until the 28s, when — overcrowded, poverty-stricken and disease-ridden — they were evacuated by the state.
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He has ridden in an elevator and in an airplane, which took him to Mecca for an all-expenses-paid pilgrimage.
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The good news for guilt-ridden moms is that there is little convincing evidence for any long-term effects like these.
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" Only this time, Emily gets a super on-the-nose tear-ridden speech that ends with, "He's all I have, Lorelai!
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Ridden by Kendrick Carmouche, he finished third in a field of nine in a maiden race at Saratoga won by Unionizer.
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Some refuse to leave during Category 5 hurricanes, arguing they are safer in their homes than in panic-ridden traffic jams.
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I was nervous about extensive self-isolating, scouring the news every few minutes for bright spots amid mostly tragedy-ridden headlines.
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After she died, it was her guilt-ridden father-in-law who smashed apart the menstruation hut with his own hands.
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The program Ridden-Harper developed is also capable of finding gamma-ray bursts, neutron star collisions and other rare space phenomena.
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While housing prisoners, the jails were known to be ridden with disease, and prisoners were over-worked, over-crowded, and starving.
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I imagine that his sky is the regretful, guilt-ridden brown one, while hers is the hopefully bright blue and white.
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"Five-bullet ridden bodies were discovered from the room where these laborers were staying," one of the two police officials said.
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Standard e-bikes capped at 25 km/h (15.5 mph) don't require a helmet and can be ridden on bike paths.
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Valerie Gilleece, 453, had ridden out the storm in the city because her wheelchair-bound husband insisted on it, she said.
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A dining room table that started out as lumber might have ridden on six trucks from the forest to someone's home.
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The Creo SL is designed to look and feel like a very high-end road bike ridden by a fit rider.
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Having ridden scooters from all four companies, I can say that the smoothest ride and user experience combined was definitely Lyft.
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"LIVING AT RISK" To be sure, violence is rampant elsewhere in Latin America, from drug-torn Colombia to crime-ridden Brazil.
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Strife-ridden Charlottesville, Va., probably wishes it had removed and retired its statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee long ago.
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Mahathir has been a prominent critics of his former protege Najib over the scandal-ridden state fund 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB).
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A destabilized and crisis-ridden Nigeria has negative impacts for American businesses, international security, and the stability of the entire region.
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"my friend courtney says it looks just fine !" the "7 rings" singer shared on Twitter, quote tweeting Mayers' expletive-ridden defense.
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Each scooter I'd ridden so far had the same dual-lever acceleration and braking system, as well as a QR lock.
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As often happens with student projects, the article is so error-ridden that no court is likely to take it seriously.
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Pope Francis has ridden his fair share of Popemobiles in 2019, including a Kia Soul and a Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen.
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Hofburg, a 13/21 shot ridden by Irad Ortiz Jr., is rated by punters as the most likely to beat Justify.
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Some travel huge distances to collect water at nearby rivers or streams, bathing in unfiltered, sometimes polluted and disease-ridden waters.
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A dining room table that started out as lumber might have ridden on six trucks from the forest to someone's home.
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Rat and Bear go on to produce a faux-academic, jargon-ridden discourse through which they can disseminate their new doctrine.
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