Sometimes there's a volleyball court that Google will ride out.
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"We couldn't ride out the storm any longer," Cordone said.
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The staff is just trying to ride out the storm.
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"BikeStormz is the UK's biggest ride out community," MAC explained.
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I can ride out six months of nothing much happening.
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Some people are lucky enough to ride out the storm.
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They said they will "never again" ride out a dangerous storm.
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The plan is to hunker down and ride out the storm.
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Their storage facilities placed them well to ride out price swings.
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Democrats have been able to ride out the business cycle recovery.
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The city of Bangor knows how to ride out a blizzard.
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Play it and ride out into the bank holiday weekend victorious.
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I had to ride out two years of very negative press.
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"It should be able to ride out this storm," he said.
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So I waited and waited for a ride out of town.
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But some, including Mr. Holmes, decided to ride out the storm.
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Few people can comfortably ride out the inevitable financial bronco ride.
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You can either let it go and let that ride out.
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Who was on the first train ride out of Djibouti's capital?
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And he's not alone in deciding to ride out the storm.
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If you're confident you'll be able to stay in the same house for a decade or more, you can ride out a bursting housing bubble in the same way you can ride out a bursting stock bubble.
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This is a storm and they've got to ride out the storm.
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The cheerful couple will ride out this year's hurricane season without insurance.
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"Don't ride out a catastrophic hurricane in a mobile home," Reed said.
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"They can buy time to ride out the intense craving," she says.
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These characteristics have historically helped them ride out slowdowns in the economy.
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Many times, they hunker down and ride out the storm, he said.
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Earlier this month, he took a different ride out for a spin.
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Dempsey advised moving into cash-like instruments to ride out the selloff.
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Here's how the 1% plans to ride out the end of time.
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The family split up to ride out the storm in different houses.
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Mr. Erdogan may manage to ride out the crisis thanks to chance.
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What kind of supplies do you need to ride out an apocalypse?
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You just need so many things to actually ride out the apocalypse.
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A mortgage broker from Annapolis, trying to ride out a slow period.
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Another added: "He needs a ride out of town with a police escort!"
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Atkinson said for these uncertain times, that might be okay to ride out.
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He, on his train ride out, was literally throwing visas out the window.
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Or you can just ride out the month and use the slower speeds.
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Apple makes so much money that it can ride out underwhelming iPhone cycles.
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Qatar seems intent on leveraging its immense wealth to ride out the storm.
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They'll all ride out the storm with the shelter's skeleton crew, she said.
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Putin can ride out the protests with a mixture of intimidation and token concessions.
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Yet there were signs that the league would try to ride out the controversy.
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Like most zoos, a "ride out" team will monitor animal conditions during the storm.
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And we're grateful that we had a safe place to ride out the storm.
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Those with money in index funds need to just ride out the volatile market.
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In pursuit of long-term returns, it is willing to ride out market volatility.
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Be sure you're ready to ride out a few bad years before jumping in.
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You have to ride out the problems with the president and the drug companies.
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She says some of her neighbors stayed put, hoping to ride out the firestorm.
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In another key scene, the two ride out into a wood filled with bluebells.
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But many hunkered down as best as they could to ride out the storm.
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That cushion will allow you to ride out the decline and the following recovery.
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By all indications, Mr. LePage seemed determined to again ride out the political storm.
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We got a ride out there and recorded the whole album in one day.
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And five decades of growth allows plenty of time to ride out market swings.
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Some see it as a way to ride out President Trump's fight over trade.
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Trump has advocated for a "safe zone" for Syrians to ride out the conflict.
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"Do not ride out the storm if you are told to evacuate," Baker said.
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She told CNN she's going to ride out the storm at a nearby school.
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Thousands of animals at Florida's more than 85033 zoos, aquariums and animal parks are being placed in specialized shelters to ride out the storm, while zookeepers stockpile necessary equipment and supplies to ride out Irma, which downgraded to a category 3 on Saturday.
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Why We're Excited: We'll take any opportunity to hitch a ride out of this sim.
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"You just need so many things to actually ride out the apocalypse," García Martínez says.
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I'm still confident that we should be able to ride out the storm, if any.
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Otherwise, unfortunately you just have to ride out the motion sickness until it goes away.
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I ride out the remainder of my drunk and we walk to a different bar.
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Still, many market players expect the U.S. economy to ride out the impact for now.
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Mistake #1: Trying to 'ride out the storm' even though you've been advised to evacuate
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Nobody wants or will pay the true cost to ride out of their own pocket.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said that the strong US economy could ride out the pandemic.
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These types of allocations and equivalents allow individuals to ride out the markets during downturns.
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I've got nine people in my house, and we're going to ride out the storm.
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It's been great, and I'm proud to ride out the front door with my team.
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That gives them less time to ride out down markets, like the fourth quarter's thumping.
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Billionaires are chartering superyachts for months at a time to ride out the coronavirus pandemic
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Back then, the Fed provided liquidity so that financial institutions could ride out the crisis.
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But by starting early, investors have more time to ride out the inevitable market swings.
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Lofven is almost certain to ride out the vote, which will take place on Sept.
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Still, Boeing is in a far better position than most companies to ride out the crisis.
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Houston's Zoo stacked sandbags and left a "ride-out" crew to care for its 6,000 animals.
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The work has an impact beyond the individuals who thought they could ride out the storm.
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Either that, or he will simply fire Robert Mueller and prepare to ride out the storm.
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The country is fighting record deficits and introducing reforms to ride out the low-price environment.
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That has forced farmers to turn to federal help to ride out the global grains downturn.
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Investors should buy gold and Treasurys in order to ride out the coming pullback, Pomboy said.
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She describes meeting Feingold at Babes Ride Out, then unceremoniously deciding to hit the road ensemble.
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Whitworth, 54, decided to ride out Irma at the marina, where two scuba diving friends lived.
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TV "Rising" co-host Buck Sexton asked of farmers trying to ride out rising trade tensions.
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When she was finally healthy, she decided to get her MBA to ride out the recession.
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It felt exciting to play so we just let the end ride out for a while.
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Watching the show week to week, those ups and downs could feel hard to ride out.
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Despite at least six women accusing him of groping them, he may ride out the scandal.
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Kendra and Nadja took a bus ride out to Brandywine, Md., to see it in action.
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"This is not a storm that you need to try to ride out," North Carolina Gov.
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Unlike the ride out, which had been filled with optimism, the return to Hermanus felt interminable.
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That left the company with less of a financial cushion to ride out any future challenges.
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Meanwhile, we could pretty much ride out that anomaly by lifting the cap on FICA taxation.
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"It's important to have enough working capital to ride out the slow months in the beginning."
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Copper's close presence helps Connor stay calm and ride out his attacks with a friend close by.
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But for Republicans in Congress, it was apparently just another day and another tweet to ride out.
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We talked to one family who decided to ride out the storm about the terror they experienced.
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At least 2 inspectors from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission will ride out the storm in the plant.
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It's always a big thrill to ride over the into the city and ride out of it.
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And, Shaq, you can even go to some East Coast location and ride out a hurricane yourself.
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Companies are instead conserving cash as they ride out an oil price bust entering its third year.
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Or, in times of downturn such as right now, investors have deeper pockets to ride out recessions.
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So you tuck into survival mode and see how else you can ride out the global turmoil.
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Hammarlund said he expected a "carefully orchestrated" speech to assure investors Turkey could ride out the storm.
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Mexico Beach's entire population is only about 1,200; around 280 people stayed to ride out the storm.
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Huawei is set to give staff a $286 million bonus for helping it ride out US curbs.
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As an investor, at this point, you just need to sit still and ride out the storm.
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They looked around their apartment for safe places to ride out a storm, but there were none.
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But a new group of temporary, risk-taking residents is getting ready to ride out the storm.
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Craig let this ride out on autoplay on accident and has no intention of turning it off.
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Google and Facebook are powerful and wealthy companies that are skilled enough to ride out this controversy.
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Critics worry that during a tsunami, the 21,000-ton steel structure might not ride out the wave.
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No such evidence ever surfaced, allowing him to ride out the scandal and hang on to power.
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She had planned to ride out the storm along with her sister, an 85-year-old nun.
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He plans to ride out his quarantine there, calling his wife several times a day to chat.
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Other launchpads, however, have some fixed structures and towers that will have to ride out the storm.
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For many rural families in Somaliland, however, it is already too late to ride out the drought.
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There's definitely something here that's going to help you ride out the remainder of winter in style.
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With that in mind, CNBC surveyed residents to see how many intend to ride out the disruption.
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To ride out the final years of Mrs Merkel's chancellorship in opposition might look tempting to both parties.
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And both companies have billions of dollars in cash on their balance sheets to ride out any problem.
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But while her family is safe, the experience was too terrifying for Mulligan to ride out another hurricane.
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The Danish bank's CEO was also forced to step down after initially trying to ride out the storm.
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Hsu's team have been developing their own methods of buying time for people to ride out their cravings.
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Many investors will want to ride out the volatility; that has been a winning strategy in the past.
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This is the time to hunker down with the ones we love and ride out this political storm.
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They'll go to space, ride out the radiation on what remains of the Ark, then, I guess, return.
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So I can just ride out the rest of my life in some kind of internal trance state.
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If I were hitching a ride out of Zombieland, I could not have been more panicked or adamant.
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I want to say, 'Come on, kid—get in the car, and we'll give you a ride out.
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They know how to ride out emotional reactions, when to protect themselves, and when to let something in.
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Third, the U.S. shale oil industry can use hedging to lock in profits and ride out price swings.
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By morning, Mr. Holmes' determination to ride out the storm gave way, and he and his family evacuated.
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But what made them such bad places to ride out a recession was not just their industrial mix.
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"Do not ride out the storm if you are told to evacuate," he said at a news conference.
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But with large, efficient farms and access to loans, they are able to ride out the tough times.
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Those are a regular sight in Japan, training schoolchildren to duck under tables and ride out the tremor.
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Nevertheless, Bauer is prepared to ride out any market turmoil without making dramatic moves to his retirement portfolio.
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He said most of the dead were retirees who thought they could ride out the flames in their homes.
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Isn't there some way to ride out these last few weeks while still retaining that warm, fuzzy, SummerBuzz(TM)?
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As they ride out of town, they see a woman riding towards them: it's mystery lady, aka William's daughter.
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One piece of good news for Boeing is it appears to have enough to ride out the current crisis.
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Shelters have opened across the gulf coast region for people to ride out the storm in a safe location.
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Most British officials are senior and close to retirement, so can ride out the remaining years with little change.
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To many Puerto Ricans, even if Rosselló manages to ride out the unrest, the protests will shape his legacy.
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Warships and submarines from Florida to Georgia have also been put out to sea to ride out the storm.
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Navy warships and submarines from Florida and Georgia were also put out to sea to ride out the storm.
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Forrest and his roommate chose to ignore a mandatory evacuation order and ride out the storm in their apartment.
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Ford has enough cash to ride out a couple of Great Recessions and numerous run-of-the-mill downturns.
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But if you follow these guidelines and fasten your seatbelt, you'll be able to ride out the current turbulence.
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Let's save the pleasantries and ride out the last few days of October staring at artists on Instagram instead.
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Thanks to you, nearly all of our pets will ride out Hurricane Dorian in loving Storm Trooper foster homes.
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Those who are not will be placed in a foster home to ride out the storm, the station reported.
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Fine actor though he is, not even Mr. Malkovich can ride out the faux-psychology of Fein's climactic lament.
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Early on, many residents decided to ride out the storm and simply keep an eye on the water levels.
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Renters are generally less likely to stay and ride out a storm as fierce and potentially deadly as Irma.
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Most of the 60 workers were sent home on Friday; only a "ride-out" crew of 11 stayed behind.
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This investment strategy is called dollar-cost averaging, and it's recommended to ride out periods of volatility, like now.
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A. Some butterflies and moths ride out storms with high winds, heavy rain and falling temperatures by seeking shelter.
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A growing number of Republican lawmakers are choosing to retire rather than trying to ride out the 2018 storms.
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Exxon like many rivals has curbed spending to ride out a sharp fall in oil prices in mid-2014.
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Sex and the City on Oxygen What better way to ride out a hangover than enjoying someone else's drama?
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If enough sunlight is blocked by the dust, Oppy might have to enter hibernation mode and ride out the storm.
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Apple, Samsung and most semiconductor makers could ride out such tensions, with their high margins and cash-laden balance-sheets.
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But for the Snapchat generation, risk assessment might be secondary to the desire to just ride out the hype, man.
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For now, most farmers are preparing to ride out the downturn, betting on a rebound in a few months time.
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MD Anderson has a so-called ride-out team of doctors and nurses who can provide care after storms hit.
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"I have a friend, Natalie, who rides with this girl biker group called Babes Ride Out," Sellers tells PEOPLE Now.
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A team of 116 employees was bunkered down inside Kennedy Space Center's Launch Control Center to ride out the hurricane.
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This, coupled with normal banking headroom, meant the business should have adequate funds to ride out the turnaround, he said.
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These are the times when parents rightfully turn to any form of technology that can help ride out the storm.
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If the system can handle it, we ought to try to ride out low-grade illegitimacy using the established procedures.
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But if knocking back pumpkin juice while you ride out that howler from mom, this is the closest you'll get.
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Henry McMaster decided the 20053 inmates at the prison are safer staying where they are to ride out Hurricane Florence.
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Henry McMaster decided the 650 inmates at the prison are safer staying where they are to ride out Hurricane Florence.
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For now, political analysts say Abe looks likely to ride out the scandal, which has also ensnared his defense minister.
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Diazepam is commonly taken by heroin users, alongside alcohol, to make it easier to ride-out opiate comedowns and withdrawal.
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"This savings will give you the confidence to ride out rough patches that could occur in a recession," said Casarez.
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Not everyone is in a position to ride out the storm, though, as heavy debts continue to sink some companies.
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Several cruise lines stepped up to transport supplies and even offer evacuees a ride out of the most devastated areas.
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If any Democrat thinks he or she can just ride out this wave and the worst is over, they're wrong.
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Huawei has reportedly stockpiled components and parts to ride out potential restrictions, which would be enough to last three months.
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She said the family was packing up and heading for the neighboring state of Mississippi to ride out the storm.
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With that nightmarish version of winter in my head, I've largely decided it's better to ride out the season alone.
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Generally, investments should be used for long-term goals like retirement, because you have time to ride out market dips.
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It is unclear whether he will be able to ride out this turmoil and legitimize his position as prime minister.
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History shows that if you can ride out the bear markets, stocks should gain in value over the long term.
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Ford is sitting a giant pile of cash — almost $40 billion — enough to ride out several routine business-cycle downturns.
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That's a lot by Tesla's historic standards, and it should be enough to ride out a downturn of several quarters.
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More important, have you chosen what to listen to during your ride out of town or to the fireworks show?
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More important, have you chosen what to listen to during your ride out of town or to the fireworks show?
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Earlier, Ms. Albers said county officials hoped there would be enough space for the county to ride out the storm.
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We took a 45-minute boat ride out to Isla del Caño, a small island due west of Drake Bay.
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She is one of 12 volunteer staff members on the team that will ride out the storm at the aquarium.
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With then-Hurricane Florence approaching, Meinhold decided to ride out the storm at home just outside Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
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They "ride out winds and rain as their ancestors did before them — in huddles, butts to the wind," it added.
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But in the end, it was not enough to persuade the company to ride out the torrent of negative attention.
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Although Florida issued a mandatory evacuation order in many of the coastal cities, some stayed behind to ride out the storm.
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Sadly, for those planning to ride out the polar vortex with some cozy indoors gaming, your plans might have been derailed.
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Some families even went as far as setting up emergency bunkers in their basements to ride out the feared impending apocalypse.
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The U.S. Navy said it was sending nearly 30 ships from coastal Virginia out of port to ride out the storm.
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"We took a 5 mile dinghy ride out to Dog island 2 days after hurricane Michael," one person wrote on Facebook.
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And that means that most savers will likely have to ride out one or two stock market crashes before they retire.
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Yola "Ride Out In The Country" Sometimes, a nice cold bottle of soda and a vintage truck will do the trick.
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She may have her hands full, but even mother of eight Kate Gosselin enjoys a wild ride out on the lake!
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Democrats said there was little danger of the party stealing a page from Trump and trying to ride out future controversies.
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Scared of drowning, my husband and I made the decision to ride out the storm on the roof of our home.
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Evacuation shelters were opened for residents and visitors to ride out the storm, and commuter flights between the islands were canceled.
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But WeWork isn't building up cash reserves that can help it ride out a recession — it's borrowing money on bond markets.
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Relatives told the outlet that he said she was going to drive the kids to Dallas to ride out the storm.
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He slyly asks Taylor to figure out how they can ride out the arrest with the least damage to the company.
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To ride out the tough conditions, Keppel said it was cutting yard capacity and that it had mothballed two overseas yards.
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" According to Steven May, the sales force was instructed to ride out the controversy, ignore abuse reports, and "sell through it.
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Those left are now preparing to ride out the storm, with residents on Koh Samui boarding up houses with wooden planks.
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That level of volatility highlights the amount of fortitude necessary to ride out downturns when you hold only a few stocks.
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"Whatever is going on, if you have something really great or really rare, that will ride out any concerns," she said.
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Qatar denied the charge and has stood steadfast, bringing in support from outsiders Iran and Turkey to ride out the storm.
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That means this is the choice we face: Are we going to stay with ObamaCare and ride out the status quo?
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But in his darkest moment, Mr. Trump again leaned on his family's wealth, this time to ride out a financial tsunami.
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After U.S. stocks followed global markets lower Thursday, "Fast Money" traders outlined what they deemed safe plays to ride out uncertainty.
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But while everyone's trying to figure out the best way to ride out the storm, there's more speculation flying than snowflakes.
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If that happened, he said, he might ride out the rest of the storm in an outhouse he built out back.
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The wild horses of North Carolina's Outer Banks are prepared to ride out Hurricane Dorian, like they have done for years.
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If avg adult height is just < 6 ft, & there's 7-11 ft of surge, that's not something you can "ride out".
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Both are systems that could (in theory) hide through or ride out an initial US strike on North Korean military installations.
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The Republicans are counting on a favorable congressional map to help their majority ride out a possible "wave" election this November.
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An executive (Amanda Warren) and her team have to ride out the night at the office to close a big deal.
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To ride out the volatility, Harvey is telling clients to reduce exposure to technology and other momentum areas of the market.
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"They'll likely ride out winds and rain as their ancestors did before them — in huddles, butts to the wind," it added.
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Lifelong Wilmington North Carolina, resident Terry Jackson said he and his wife have decided to stay and ride out the storm.
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Brandt, for instance, requires retired clients to maintain a pot of cash for near-term needs and to ride out market downturns.
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The remaining vehicles reminded LaTanya of just how many of her neighbors had tried to ride out the storm in their homes.
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New Zealand's population is small and full of people who can't afford to ride out the apocalypse in fully furnished underground dwellings.
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Their easy camaraderie may have been because he was "extremely comfortable on a horse," meaning he could ride out with the Queen.
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Qatar vowed on Thursday to ride out the isolation imposed on it by fellow Arab states over its alleged support for terrorism.
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Still, Cloak seems confident that it will be able to ride out any attacks that may arrive in the next few days.
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And in order to ride out the recession, many new graduates chose to pursue further education and take on even more debt.
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I took the ride out of boredom and curiosity — I just had to see how this person had a rating of 4.55.
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Buying and holding allows you to ride out the waves and noise of the markets and capture that gain in your portfolio.
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Like Jack and Rose clinging to that frozen plank, we hope to ride out the waves and someday find a lasting relationship.
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Father Joseph Seed, the cult's leader, thinks the end is nigh and his cult is best positioned to ride out the apocalypse.
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If Kelly's ratings were solid and her relationship with NBC were stronger, the network might have tried to ride out the storm.
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Police officers on Monday went door to door on the island, checking on residents who stayed behind to ride out the storm.
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Mr. Rollins, 74, said he had decided to ride out the storm to stay with his pets, two dogs and a parakeet.
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But he's going to have to call on all his reserves of innovation and inspiration to ride out the next six months.
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But while tens of thousands of residents had decided to evacuate, many others in Charleston were choosing to ride out the storm.
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They took him out of my arms and carried him into the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit to ride out torturous withdrawal symptoms.
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A $2 trillion package to help the U.S. ride out the pandemic is expected to pass quickly in both houses of Congress.
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But its executives argue that the company remains a technology platform that can ride out the waxing and waning of crypto prices.
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As such, she's hanging it up and CBS and will ride out this last season, which marks 25 years on the air.
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Kennedy closed its doors to all nonessential staff and a crew of about 120 people will ride out the storm on site.
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If you decide to invest your HSA, bring a long-term mentality to the game and prepare to ride out market gyrations.
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Gordon says she's worried about damage the hurricane may bring, but she's still planning to ride out the storm in Daytona Beach.
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In late November, I took a four-hour train ride out from Manhattan and got an exclusive tour of the trailer park.
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Mr. Mehlman argued that T.P.S. was intended only to "give some people a ride out of the circumstances in their countries" temporarily.
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Chinese state media has also been promoting the message that the country's economy is strong enough to ride out the trade war.
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At the Daily Beast, Samantha Allen argued that Dunham's privilege was allowing her to ride out the scandal, and that it shouldn't.
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So until this week, there was still speculation that, owing to his stature, O'Reilly could ride out this wave of bad publicity.
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But while tens of thousands of residents had decided to evacuate, many others in Charleston were choosing to ride out the storm.
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Taking that long car ride out to the countryside with Alex was a good chance for us to spend some quality time together.
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A storm came in as we got on and there was [sic] 2 ducks that you ride out there and 1 went under.
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We have different charters all over the world—we fly and ride out to visit them; it's about getting together with our brothers.
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"The safest thing is to stay where you are and ride out the storm," Harris County Judge Ed Emmet told reporters on Friday.
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If you're thinking, "I'd rather ride out the flu than get the shot," this kind of mindset puts you and others at risk.
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John J. Joyce, 81, of Dorchester, Massachusetts, loads up his purchases from the Stop & Shop in Milton to ride out winter storm Stella.
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Chesney was not on the island, but he opened his home there to friends and neighbors so they could ride out the storm.
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" Chambers added that investors tended to think on a long-term basis, and therefore hoped they would "ride out any ups and downs.
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Stewart Richardson, partner at RMG Wealth Management, suggested EM assets would be valuable to long-term investors who can ride out any volatility.
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I wanted to ride out into a desert on camelback, sand and dunes in every direction, eat whole roasted lamb with my fingers.
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Things in the Keys are looking so dire that 10,000 people who decided to ride out the storm may need to be evacuated.
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Trump's plummeting approval rating raises questions as to whether he and Congress can ride out voter anger if tax reform efforts should falter.
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As uncertainty mounts at this point in the economic cycle, a more conservative approach could help flex-office providers ride out a downturn.
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City officials would have time to learn and grow, to ride out a bad recession and market Rio as a true Olympic city.
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Morgan Stanley gets about half its annual revenue from wealth management, which helps it ride out weak periods for trading and investment banking.
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Her brother had stayed behind to ride out the storm and had sent Vega pictures of what was left of her family's house.
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Revisit your risk tolerance Even if you have long-term goals, it's not easy to ride out a downturn in the stock market.
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"There are actually a lot of homeless clients right now that are saying, 'We're going to ride out the storm,'" Mr. Carvalho said.
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No better time than now, when we have literally nothing to do but sit and wait, to ride out life with a blunt.
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Demand for assets that traditionally ride out turbulence saw the 753-year Treasury note yield fall 3 basis points (bps) to 2.840 percent.
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Mr. Simmon and his 28-year-old son Luke Simmon, who live together, had hunkered down at home to ride out the storm.
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Second, the United States received ample warning of the incoming strike, allowing US troops to shelter in bunkers and ride out the storm.
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The lender's shares were up 1.6% in premarket trading as consumer banking showed strength, helping it ride out uncertainties in global financial markets.
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Stone has cut spending and focused on high-margin developments in the Gulf of Mexico to try to ride out the price slump.
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Many recounted horrific stories of surviving the storm by breaking through rooftops or swimming onto boats to try and ride out the storm.
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Many recounted horrific stories of surviving the storm by breaking through roofs or swimming onto boats to try to ride out the storm.
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Three CNN reporters are sharing their stories, too, of what it was like to ride out Dorian and emerge to its aftermath. 4.
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When Hurricane Dorian approached, the colonial Spanish mustangs huddled together to ride out the storm using a trick horses have used for centuries.
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McDonald's also has a $3.5 billion credit facility that could help it ride out the sudden bust, according to the company's securities filings.
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This book looks not only at very basic questions, but also delves into tougher topics, like how to ride out a down market.
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Kathleen O'Neal, a resident of Ocracoke Island in North Carolina's Barrier Islands, said she, her husband and son would ride out the storm.
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If the Bank keeps policy loose to ride out the economic slowdown, it risks triggering another slide in sterling and subsequent jump in inflation.
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But as we prepare to ride out again, let's remember the opening paragraphs from this year that moved us, surprised us, and inspired us.
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When my daughter was three, I took her and her 14-year-old brother for a ride out to one of my work sites.
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A reverse-mortgage line of credit, Bruns said, can give a retiree access to cash that can be used to ride out market corrections.
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The US Navy's ultra-versatile new $22107 million warship might have to ride out the rest of winter frozen to a dock in Canada.
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Josh Brown, chief executive of Ritholtz Wealth Management in New York, said investors should focus on building "durable" portfolios to ride out whatever happens.
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Also he's quite pleased to ride out this chapter of his life as a top, beloved pro player for as long as he can.
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McGregor said how some of those companies ride out the current crisis could offer clues to the health of the world's second largest economy.
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"But we felt like we were being freed" from ongoing worries about where they would best be able to ride out climate change impacts.
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"But we felt like we were being freed" from ongoing worries about where they would best be able to ride out climate change impacts.
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In response, U.S. farmers have bought cheaper seeds, spent less on fertilizers and delayed equipment purchases as they seek to ride out the downturn.
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Because they are prepared to vary prices to ride out the ups and downs of demand for flights, their demand for planes is smoother.
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So, when it again comes time for Holm to ride out into battle, who might be waiting on the other side of the Octagon?
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If you don't want to ride out the coming Trumpocalypse alone, now is the time to lock down your end-of-the-world companion.
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Many said they didn't believe the storm would be this bad, and that they would never stay home to ride out a storm again.
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For her outing, she wore the very same tan jacket, floral headscarf and white pants that she sported for a ride out in 2014.
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We thought it would pretty much be a routine ride out, but the waves were still pretty strong, and the wind was fairly high.
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CNN reported that her legal team has requested that she ride out her 14-day sentence at a minimum-security prison in Dublin, California.
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SI for $2.4 billion, in the biggest-ever acquisition by the French container shipping giant to help it to ride out the severe downturn.
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We broke the story ... Tracy was sideswiped by a Honda CR-V 15 MINUTES after driving his $2 million ride out of the showroom.
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But whichever country can convince the other that it is more willing to ride out the pain can gain the upper hand in negotiations.
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Yes, there are still billionaire hedge funders like Bill Ackman excoriating Americans to ride out this pandemic by ordering as much Chipotle as possible.
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The administration has relied on Prince Mohammed to drive its agenda for the region, and it is convinced he will ride out the uproar.
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I mean, there were people literally wandering around with blankets on their shoulders, just begging for help, asking for a ride out of town.
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During the storm, the ride out team stays in KSC's Launch Control Center, which is where engineering teams monitor launches out of the Cape.
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It also deployed a "ride-out" team of 980 employees who worked in rotations throughout the storm to serve the 300 patients on site.
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Although productivity and efficiency gains driven by innovation helped U.S. producers ride out the oil price collapse, evidence is emerging of renewed financial stress.
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In any event, the Republican gamble that the party can ride out the Trump era without suffering tremendous damage is looking worse every day.
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Prosecutors said Huntsman fled the scene of the fire and encountered a Good Samaritan who offered to give him a ride out of the area.
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The longer you let your money ride out the ups and downs of the market, the more likely you are to have a positive outcome.
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But Cedar Fair wants you to know that it really didn't mean anything by that thing with the virtual reality ride out in California. Really.
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If they are to survive, incumbent carmakers will need to get bigger to ride out the sort of economic downturn that the industry now faces.
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Our ride out and back on the recreation path proves to be quite a bit more fun than going in circles in our back yard.
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He took a different ride out for a spin earlier in the month, opting for a carriage with two rows of benches for his aides.
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Or preserve cap space and ride out multiple one-and-done playoff runs until maybe hometown hero Anthony Davis swoops in to save the day?
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For investors who believe the best trades come in twos, some choice ETF pairings may be the best way to ride out the market volatility.
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The asset allocation generally starts out more aggressive, since the investor has several decades until retirement and can ride out some bumps in the market.
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According to Callas, NASA believes that the rover should be able to ride out the storm well, even if it lasts for several more days.
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Demonstrating political analysis as sharp as his wit, comedian Mojak Lehoko said Zuma's ability to ride out the constitutional court smack-down was no surprise.
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Mississippi Emergency Management Agency director Lee Smithson said residents should "ride out the storm in the safest place possible" and listen to any evacuation orders.
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This means that businesses need to not only prepare to ride out a boycott but also respond swiftly with definitive actions that address consumers' concerns.
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When successful people find themselves in situations where they're extremely angry, sad or frustrated, they let themselves ride out those emotions without acting on them.
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Clinton had hoped to ride out the final week of August with limited distractions as she seeks to maintain her solid lead in national polls.
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"At least you know you're getting it cheaper than you were last week and that you can ride out some of the volatility," he said.
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So I suspect that those already running for reelection in the 33 states where those deadlines have passed are going to ride out the storm.
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Planes that could not make the flight inland were secured in hangars and a small "ride out element" of airmen stayed behind during the hurricane.
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He said some of the rest would leave on Wednesday, but there were die-hards who would try to ride out the storm in town.
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Ford had previously announced it had suspended its dividend and tapped lines of credit to get $15 billion to help it ride out the crisis.
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Smith is not going to ride out this tumultuous political moment artistically, as if she were a car parked under an overpass during a storm.
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Residents of the Virgin Islands, whose homes were damaged by Irma two weeks ago, had been urged to find new shelters to ride out Maria.
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Either we give it to people to ride out the coronavirus now — adding to our deficit — or it simply evaporates as people's livelihoods disappear later.
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Having this safe harbor is often what gives retirees the confidence and patience required to ride out the inevitable storms that accompany their equity investments.
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The second set was not so difficult for Williams, who maintained her composure and high level of play to ride out the victory against Konta.
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For the 12 hours that followed, they would ride out one of the most intense experiences of their lives, one that would change them forever.
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So American commanders prepared to partly evacuate the base and assigned most other remaining forces to hardened shelters to ride out whatever attack would come.
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A major factor in hurricanes' effect on business: simple shutdowns and changes in habit as people evacuate or hunker down to ride out the storm.
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There's been some volatility in recent years, but Lafferty says it's been easy for investors to say they'll ride out a 10% or 12% drop.
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Eberhart also urged the Energy Department to add more heavy crude to the SPR to "give refiners a cushion to ride out geopolitical market disruptions."
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When successful people find themselves in situations where they're extremely angry, sad, or frustrated, they let themselves ride out those emotions without acting on them.
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If all goes as hoped, Empire Stores, which includes West Elm's headquarters, will ride out the flood like a tasteful island in a surging sea.
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Liz Browning Fox was planning to ignore these orders and ride out the storm in the village of Buxton on the North Carolina Outer Banks.
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With Hurricane Dorian quickly approaching, the colonial Spanish mustangs will huddle together and ride out the storm using a trick horses have used for centuries.
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Without a moment's hesitation the couple -- Kristine and her boyfriend Graham -- invited us to ride out the storm with them in their ocean-view apartment.
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How long Mr. Duterte can ride out his good relations with China and keep up his threats against the United States is an open question.
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For many people in Connecticut, binge-watching to ride out the storm would have meant seeing their batteries head for zero along with the temperature.
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In the video, the two ride out on the highway, making occasional stops at bars and clubs on what feels like a never-ending trip.
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This "ride out team," which includes NASA personnel and representatives from companies that lease the KSC facilities, is meant to keep KSC's infrastructure operational during Irma.
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He also looked at the Chandelier Exit, a volatility-based tool that helps technicians figure out when to ride out a trend and when to sell.
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"Most people still have 10 or more years until they retire, which is typically more than enough time to ride out a bear market," he said.
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The pressure-cooker startup experience makes it especially important that you find candidates with the character and agility to ride out the inevitable highs and lows.
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Similarly, as concise and emphatic as Aaron Mattocks is in "Short Ride Out (3): He Rides Out," the power of his lightning feet gradually turns routine.
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The bottom line: Long accustomed to sanctions and to changing U.S. policies, Iran will likely hunker down and ride out the Trump administration and its threats.
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Hoffman explains that if the person on the receiving end of the abuse can "ride out" the extinction burst, the trolling behavior is likely to stop.
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Iran, a big oil producer with a diverse economy, has shown its farming, manufacturing and distribution sectors can ride out long periods of war and sanctions.
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In the city of Homestead, which was destroyed by Hurricane Andrew 25 years ago, the Olvera family decided to ride out the latest hurricane at home.
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Despite the sexual allegations against Trump, GOP leaders will try to "ride out" the rest of the campaign without picking a fight with their controversial nominee.
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The fall in order suggests that airlines had adopted a wait-and-watch approach as Boeing looks to ride out the worst crisis in its history.
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It started to pour in through the garage of her elderly parents' home in Dickinson, Texas, where the family had gathered to ride out Hurricane Harvey.
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And, with industry consolidation in the cards due to government-led changes, it will be the best positioned to ride out that trend, said Credit Suisse.
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A list of banks have been curbing hiring or cutting jobs as they ride out trade tensions, economic uncertainty, and a souring outlook for interest rates.
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While massive farm operations were able to ride out these storms, we were forced to make tough choices just to keep a roof over our heads.
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Wanting to see what I might find in less commonly traveled parts of the city, I took a ride out to areas that felt more insular.
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Courts Federal courts used reserve funding initially to ride out the shutdown, but those reserves, from fees and other nonappropriated revenue, will run out on Friday.
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I'd make a very small cut to one of the three daily doses, then ride out the resulting wave of symptoms for two to four weeks.
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"They've decided to double-down on their version of the story and try to hunker down and ride out the storm," said GOP strategist Ford O'Connell.
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"Time to get inside a decent structure/basement to ride out the worst of it," wrote Tug Wilson, The Times's security specialist, in a WhatsApp message.
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But we need to get better at providing the most vulnerable with the materials and supplies they will need to ride out critical periods of distress.
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There's privilege in being able to ride out the market fluctuations, but I'm going to try to stick with my original plan and do just that.
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In just three days, every animal had been picked up and evacuated to a safe foster home, a peaceful, caring environment to ride out the storm.
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One Pentagon official said Tuesday that aides thought Mr. Shanahan would be able to ride out the storm because he was never charged with a crime.
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The key to making money as an ordinary investor is to ride out those highs and lows and take advantage of the beneficial long-term trend.
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Thomas told CNN he's not ready to risk the lives of first responders in order to help those who chose to ride out Michael's historic impact.
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Ms. Renick, a spa manager at the hotel, was among the workers who decided to ride out Hurricane Harvey there on the night of Aug. 258.
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The airline's latest woes have added to chatter among industry insiders about whether Parker, who is also chairman, will be able to ride out the storm.
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When the convergence happens, switch your position to underweight stocks, but right now maintain your stock portfolios and ride out the rest of this bull market.
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As protectionism becomes a key watchword for executives, a global report has suggested that companies are finding various ways to ride out any barriers to trade.
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After a few failed attempts to ride out on Monday, the pair made it to Pioneers Way, a street south of the decimated Grand Bahama Airport.
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They also have ID tags braided into their manes, and the herd manager will ride out the storm at the farm with them, the Fund said.
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Because you're in this for the long game, you're positioned to ride out any market volatility, whether caused by a Fed meeting or another economic event.
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In his next job, as CEO of consumer good giant Henkel, Rørsted says this lesson helped him ride out the 2008 financial crisis and ensuing layoffs.
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"I'm not approaching Florence from fear or panic," said Brad Corpening, 35, who planned to ride out the storm in his boarded-up delicatessen in Wilmington.
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NASA's Curiosity and Opportunity rovers are currently caught in the haze, and Opportunity, which runs on solar power, has shut down to ride out the storm.
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Yet it has struggled to make further progress and many major banks remain unconvinced the market can ride out 18 months of potentially bruising Brexit negotiations unscathed.
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The Chinese government plans to continue investing in science and technology over the next five years as it pivots to innovation to ride out a slowing economy.
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It's smart to wait at least a few months after a company's public debut before investing, so that you can ride out any initial volatility, they say.
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The centuries-old French winery is betting that it can ride out China's economic slowdown and turn nationalistic headwinds to its advantage with a locally made product.
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Lonmin also said in its statement that its directors unanimously recommended shareholders accept the offer, which was conceived as a bid to ride out depressed platinum prices.
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"If picking up a downed pilot in a hostile situation, they'll take any ride out, manned or unmanned," says Mr Tobin, a former US Army helicopter pilot.
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As we ride out yet another nauseating wave of revelations about sexual predators in Hollywood, we're also getting outrage from the very industry that enabled their abuse.
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Gradual change will also give the ISPs time to ride out the public's mistrust, perhaps by claiming that net neutrality went away and the world didn't end.
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West Palm Beach Mayor Jeri Muoio said parts of her city are under a mandatory evacuation order and yet some have decided to ride out the storm.
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The more bullish of these bearish ETFs are low-volatility stock ETFs, targeting stocks with the cash streams and dividend yields designed to ride out rocky times.
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Does the team that scores first get some sort of magical momentum boost or strategical advantage that it can ride out over the rest of the game?
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Last night at its keynote, we watched some dudes ride out on Segways, only to discover that hiding inside those Segways was a full-on robot butler.
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Women-only motorcycle events are turning into a major trend in North America: events like Babes Ride Out and The Dream Roll see attendance in the thousands.
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There were some who did not follow the evacuation orders and decided to ride out the storm at home and ultimately drowned due to the storm surge.
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As surrounding neighborhoods evacuated, Andrea Prather of Fort Myers stocked up on bottled water and food to ride out the storm with her boyfriend and her cat.
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"Obviously there is still pressure on all sides, but if we remain consistent and united I don't envisage any issues we can't ride out," Scaramucci also wrote.
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"I'll be sure to invite the president to ride out the next hurricane in a jon boat in Galveston Bay the next time one approaches," Gonzalez added.
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The coronavirus has triggered the panicked to seek underground shelter and ride out the global pandemic ... but that -- plus the air they breathe -- may cost them MILLIONS.
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At least eight died in the Florida Keys, and authorities feared that many more had drowned as they tried to ride out the storm in their boats.
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"Presumably they were attempting to ride out the storm," she said on Friday, adding that surviving previous hurricanes in Galveston could have left some residents feeling invincible.
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But with the virus now affecting all 50 states, sickening more than 13,200 people, it's hard to know where it is safest to ride out the storm.
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I think about going home to see my family, and how nice it will be to take the hour-long train ride out of New York City.
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On a day like Saturday, as New York City and much of the country struggled to ride out a heat wave, Mr. Reyes saw his patience melt.
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Yet both times investors squandered years of gains, many of whom never regained enough confidence to ride out those bears or get back into the stock market.
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Poultry houses were preparing for the hurricane by stocking up on gas to run generators as well as bringing in extra feed to ride out the storm.
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Private equity firms are typically able to keep their money in investments for several years, allowing them to ride out storms like the prolonged oil price downturn.
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As winds began to whip his neighborhood in Port St. Lucie, Florida, on Monday, Brock told CNN he's still planning to ride out the storm at home.
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"We have the luxury of being able to ride out short term volatility," she said, explaining that the fund operates under an investment horizon that spans decades.
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"We're still going to be in this kind of backing and filling until we see the breadth of this market really starting to ride out," he said.
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She said she's had the fortune of being on vacation during other hurricanes, but this time she will ride out the storm with the crew on location.
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He had just spent £40 on a deathly silent, soul-searching, solo taxi ride out to my tiny village in the sticks, in order to apologise again.
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Even within fixed income markets, investors appeared to be looking for safer ways to ride out the holiday by seeking shorter-tenor, high-rated bonds and eschewing leverage.
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Power has gone out twice for Spencer Rogers, a scientist with North Carolina Sea Grant, who lives in Wilmington and decided to ride out the storm at home.
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They could ride out a wave election, like those in 2006 or 2010, by relying on their considerable structural advantages to overcome a deeply unfavorable national political environment.
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The owners are the powerful and the wealth, mostly foreigners, who come to New Zealand to build island retreats and, possibly, doomsday bunkers to ride out the apocalypse.
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While that is the biggest loss for any activist investor, Icahn invests his own money and can ride out the oil downturn for as long as he wants.
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That's how much cash families should aim to set aside to ride out gyrations in their income and expenses, a new analysis from JPMorgan Chase's research arm finds.
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Singapore's GIC, the Asian sovereign wealth fund with the biggest exposure to UK property, also said it was prepared to ride out short-term volatility caused by Brexit.
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From balloon-sleeved pullovers to bundle-up-in turtlenecks, every sweater you need to ride out the chillier months can be found at your friendly neighborhood H&M.
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All that's left to do is ride out the last two eclipses of the "season" and keep our eyes and ears open for any messages they're sending us.
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Unless the U.S. government gets serious about anti-trust regulation or Google's employees cry out en masse, it may just ride out the campaign doing business as usual.
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"What you're able to get here, if you can ride out the next year and a half or so, is a really solid company on sale," he said.
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BBVA, like its larger domestic rival Santander, makes most of its profit overseas, a model that has helped it ride out two recessions at home in recent years.
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Power and communications were down in parts of northern Luzon, where some residents in high-risk areas chose to ride out the storm to protect homes from looters.
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Although it was used as an emergency communications post by the city, its days as a bunker for city government to ride out a nuclear war were finished.
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As the fight neared, Dempsey took up residence in Great Falls, a couple of hours' train ride out of Shelby, and seemed delighted to be back in action.
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Dave Brat (R-Va.) said they are planning to ride out the storm in their districts this week so they could better coordinate local, state and federal resources.
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It is incumbent upon each and every one of us to do what we can to ride out the storm and find ways to rebuild across the divide.
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Some residents who evacuated to areas that could now be hit worse, he said, are questioning whether they should return to their homes to ride out the storm.
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These names will help you ride out this period of uncertainty and volatility, let you participate in any upside in the market, and pay you while you wait!
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The hope is that investors in Aberdeen funds will choose to ride out the storm and that the investment climate for the British property market will soon improve.
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Finally, if your kids' streaks are merely annoying and not harmful, you may need to ride out this phase until your kids go on to something new. Randomness.
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Micron shares will thrive this year as its diversified customer base allows to ride out any downturn in the memory chip market, according to one Wall Street firm.
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But Iran's financial system has been able to ride out past periods of sanctions, and officials say they are working on new products to stimulate capital markets activity.
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Rosa Rodriguez was reunited with her Chihuahua, Brandy, who had not been allowed inside and had to ride out the night in a van in the parking lot.
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Shell has in recent years transformed its downstream business by selling some plants and upgrading others, helping the company ride out oil price fluctuations and shifts in demand.
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But others were hauling in porch furniture, stocking up on food and water, and planning to ride out Hurricane Florence on the narrow barrier island south of Wilmington.
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So doing that math, discounting Tesla's operational costs due to its smaller scale, and the company probably has enough money in the bank to ride out the year.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. — Three years ago, Lavette Pixley and her son thought they could ride out a massive storm fed by Hurricane Joaquin as it moved through the Atlantic.
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Because it is inherently difficult to time markets, an appropriate strategy for many investors is to stay close to their strategic asset allocations and ride out the storm.
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For investors wanting to ride out the volatile times, Goldman Sachs has created a portfolio showing companies with strong fundamentals that are more likely to endure economic difficulties.
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In the video for "Ride Out in the Country," she drives a pickup truck into the backwoods and buries a corpse that also turns out to be Yola.
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The officials have also said that patients found to have the new coronavirus may be sent home to ride out the illness if the symptoms seem relatively mild.
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They left millions of residents cowering in their homes to ride out pounding rains, and left evacuees — hundreds of thousands of them — scattered across Texas and the Southeast.
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Clinton was able to ride out the scandal and even turn it back against the Republican-led Congress, ending his presidency with an approval rating in the 60s.
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Trump has been underestimated many times in ways that have fueled his political rise and stunningly unorthodox presidency, so it's possible he can ride out this rough patch.
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He also has a doctorate in philosophy, a survivalist ranch where he could ride out a hypothetical zombie invasion, and, perhaps unsurprisingly, ambitions that go far beyond retail.
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They will ride out the worst of the hurricane safely in the museum's "rearing lab," and will be released back into the enclosure after Hurricane Irma passes, Hill said.
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"Moving into 2020, we remain positive about the economic outlook and confident about CIB's ability to ride out market variations," it said in a statement accompanying its 2019 results.
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The lesson for other companies is clear: no business is going to be able to ride out the Trump years without being held accountable for their actions or inaction.
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We try to ride out not telling him for as long as possible, but after lunch, we spill the beans and even get the waiter in on the prank.
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City under siege The ride out of Aleppo was the scariest time of my life: We were under constant bombardment and the road was almost cut off at points.
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Not likely; it still has $216 billion in the bank, which should let it ride out a few more storms, whether those are related to China or the iPhone.
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The stock market's honeymoon with President Donald Trump may be over, said BMO Capital Markets, suggesting that a good bet to ride out any volatility may be growth stocks.
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Many people tried to ride out the storm at home when the village's only shelter filled up but fled when trees and surging seas crushed their huts and houses.
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"With our internal free cash flow plan, we are confident we can ride out this volatile market," Chief Financial Officer David Khani said on a conference call with analysts.
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Too often when faced with a boycott, corporate America opts to ride out the outrage, taking advantage of our tightened news cycle and the short attention spans it fosters.
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Sibanye agreed in December to buy Lonmin for about $382 million to create the world's second-biggest platinum producer to try to ride out depressed prices for the metal.
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UL said on Thursday it had emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy with less debt and more stable financing that may help it ride out a slowing market for firearms.
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Bush's choice is about the establishment's desire to ride out Trump and keep their priorities intact, to save the party status quo, not to confront a threat head on.
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Yet all majors are well below week-ago levels as investors sell nearly everything for dollars and businesses draw down loans and hoard cash to ride out the crisis.
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The Inn at Ocean Springs and the Roost Hotel in Ocean Springs, Mississippi, had guests planning to ride out the storm, said Kristin Smith, general manager of both hotels.
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Taken together, the cumulative impact of these factors on aviation is crushing, and few if any industry players have the financial resources to ride out the crisis without help.
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Family farms are less able to ride out fluctuations in far-flung global markets that can drive down prices of their crops while raising the cost of tractor fuel.
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We have lots of investing years to ride out the ups and downs of the market, so we will continue to invest in 100% stocks for the time being.
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A skeleton crew will stay on property at Waccamaw and Georgetown to ride out the storm and continue caring for patients who were too sick to be safely evacuated.
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So he has sought to organize a government bailout, injecting $193 billion into the banks to provide the cushion they need to ride out a wave of loan defaults.
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Pamela Hughes said she will ride out the storm in her mother's trailer in Port Sulphur, south of New Orleans in Plaquemines Parish, which is under a mandatory evacuation order.
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Unlike other free trials, which let you ride out for the rest of the complimentary duration, you'll have to set a reminder to cancel on the day before it renews.
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Jacqui Vaughan (L) and Sophie Allison, riding horses Splash and Sharna, ride out of the driveway of a private residence used as a polling station near Reading, west of London.
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He believes that motorcyclists should always wear helmets while riding; all of the bikers had ridden into the city wearing their helmets, and all would ride out the same way.
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And if a product makes you break out, should that be considered a "purge" that we should ride out in pursuit of better skin, or is a breakout a breakout?
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Hunkering down Some Jamaicans believe they can ride out the storm, and say they're putting their trust in a higher power, despite pleas from authorities to leave the threatened coast.
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Democrats seek to punish GOP Senate candidates over Trump audio While Trump had few defenders on Friday, some of his advisers said they believed he could ride out the controversy.
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Commercial shipping was back to normal with live cattle export ships and chemical-laden tankers able to return to port after being forced to ride out the storm at sea.
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Evercore ISI upgraded shares of McDonald's to outperform from in line on Monday, saying the company is well-positioned to ride out the trade war between the U.S. and China.
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In a sign asset managers wanted to stock up on high-quality names to ride out the turmoil, there was also strong demand for a $1 billion South Korean bond.
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And making money in good times to ride out the lean years was what it was all about; Southwest has made an annual profit for 45 years on the trot.
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But S&P's action suggests Riyadh has not convinced all of the investor and analyst community that its plans to ride out an era of low oil prices are effective.
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But Magana has now gone back to her house -- which miraculously still has a roof -- and has been taking in victims who need a place to ride out the storm.
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But that was before things went sour -- and, with Iggy announcing that she dumped him over the weekend, seems she wasted no time getting his ride out of the house.
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Kaidine: I haven't talked about the intensity of playing onstage, how good it is when you've managed to ride out a difficulty and come out swinging at the other end.
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He has a better grasp of market forces than his predecessor and, perhaps, more patience to ride out what may turn out to be a hiccup in recent Apple history.
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Senate Republicans have been determined to get Kavanaugh confirmed before the November midterm elections, where Democrats are hoping to ride out a "blue wave" and retake both chambers of Congress.
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We were terrified to have to ride out yet another Category 5 storm, but decided that the hospital facility in San Juan, Centro Medico, was the best place to stay.
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According to their reporting, startups like Hippo, Ro, and Tiny Organics are slashing ad budgets, offering free products, or ramping up content as they try and ride out the crisis.
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"When we ride out a storm together, you're stronger for it at the end," said Ms. Blake's mother, Andrene Paul, greeting her daughter as she returned from the disappointing interview.
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Behind all that — then and now — stood a mean German idea that the ECB was helping countries like France, Italy, Spain and Portugal to ride out the horrendous fiscal adjustment.
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Legoland said on Friday that it would join other amusement parks in shutting down its theme and water parks through the end of the month to ride out the coronavirus.
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It's Congress — and until things change there (which could happen in November) or Republicans at last abandon a policy of hold-my-nose opportunism, Trump will ride out the storm.
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As many financial experts will say, you can never time the market, so it's best to ride out the lows and re-evaluate your portfolio once the market's more stable.
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Sometimes, uprooting from city life to ride out the pandemic with older relatives is actually the responsible thing to do, both for your family and the healthcare system, Super said.
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Britain's biggest sportswear retailer JD Sports rose 19% as it delayed the publication of financial results to May, but said it has enough cash to ride out the coronavirus crisis.
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Shares of the FTSE 21 company jumped 20.7836% by 0920 GMT, with analysts pointing to its ability to ride out the grounding of 737 MAX jets after two fatal crashes.
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When Rayyan took a Humvee back to Hamdaniya, to meet with the leadership of the Nineveh Police and collect more ammunition, I caught a ride out of Mosul with him.
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At The New York Times's headquarters on Eighth Avenue in Manhattan, dozens of journalists ride out the daily miracle: Articles are written, edited, rewritten, copy edited, laid out and finished.
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The Republican grip on the House is so strong that it gives the party a much better chance to ride out a president's weak approval ratings than in the past.
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If you can't afford to ride out a substantial downturn in equities, you have too many of them, but lots of people don't realize this until it is too late.
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Rather than compromise, however, both have dug in their heels, apparently calculating that an unsparing response will galvanize their political bases and allow them to ride out the current turmoil.
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The lira TRYTOM=D210 has lost 213 percent of its value against the dollar this year, deepening concern about lenders' asset quality and their ability to ride out the crisis.
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And while Americans have long forgotten that episode, Iranians certainly have not, something Iran's leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, is certainly aware of as he tries to ride out the uprisings.
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"This is when we get the best waves," he said, but added he would be bringing in his outdoor tables and "battening down the hatches" to ride out the storm.
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The 123-page document written by GOP members on three House committees formalized the President's own cycle of distraction and denial that he used to ride out the Russia scandal.
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That in turn has raised speculation whether his deputy and long-time internal rival Fabrice Bregier will ride out the storm and fulfill a long-held ambition to succeed Enders.
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The big question for homeowners is whether they expect to have steady, long-term income that will let them ride out repairs that may or may not be covered by insurance.
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In a bid to ride out its cash crunch, last month Egypt proposed to extend payment terms for LNG to 90 days after the date of unloading, from 15 days previously.
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My advice to investors is to ride out the short-term market volatility, which may last several months, and look instead at the long-term positives of political and economic freedom.
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With fall quickly approaching and so many exciting new trends on the horizon, the last thing anyone wants to do is ride out the season in last year's love-worn favorites.
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Some in the consortium wanted a swift access to capital that could be use to catch overseas rivals, whereas others wanted to ride out weakness in the semiconductor market, Jiji reported.
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You can definitely do worse on a lazy afternoon than with a piece of his burrata-topped fried pie, accompanied with a glass of wine to ride out LA's rush hour.
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When a storm drops buckets of rain on your home, you'll be glad you have ER Emergency's waterproof bucket filled with all the supplies you need to ride out the storm.
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However, the world's top liquefied natural gas exporter has been able to ride out the boycott by deploying its huge financial reserves to shore up its banks and develop domestic industries.
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So he wants to organize a government bailout of Italian banks, injecting $45 billion into the banks to provide the cushion they need to ride out a wave of loan defaults.
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Ellen and Jon Hildebrand, both 59, had left behind their beach-adjacent home to ride out the storm at an inland hotel in Elizabeth City with their daughter, a college student.
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Iran may instead be hoping to try to ride out the economic squeeze in the hope that it will find a friendlier American president to negotiate with after the 2020 elections.
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Roughly 50 nations have recognized Mr. Guaidó as Venezuela's interim leader, even as Mr. Maduro has appeared intent on trying to ride out the crisis and keep his hold on power.
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It can be difficult to ride out the storm, but research shows that a buy-and-hold strategy — the recommended approach for most investors — is built for wild swings like this.
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"We hope they will be enough to give Ford the financial flexibility to ride out the economic and business effects of the coronavirus – so we can emerge as a stronger company."
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Please, ride out of this news story with "Power" or "See Me Now" blasting through your headphones and feel invigorated and confident in the knowledge that the truth has been told.
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See more: Buzzy DTC startups like Hippo, Ro, and Tiny Organics are slashing ad budgets, offering free products, or ramping up content as they try and ride out the coronavirus crisis
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If it can hold onto the market and maintain its place as where teens talk, it could ride out its costs and build revenue until it's sustainable for the long-term.
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Given the UAE's diversified economy, its markets are widely seen as relatively well-placed to ride out a looming economic slowdown in the Gulf this year prompted by low oil prices.
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Many of these tech companies also have long-term, institutional shareholders who buy into the CEOs' grand plan and are willing to ride out the ups and downs in quarterly financials.
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It is now in the midst of a long boom that depends heavily on a handful of globe-spanning tech giants, each of them rich enough to ride out any dips.
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Looking to ride out the controversy, both 5-Star and the League reiterated their faith in Conte on Wednesday and openly questioned why the president was taking so long to act.
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A note by Cowen to clients stated that the airline industry has seen more cancellations than bookings after the desire to stay home and ride out the pandemic continues to grow.
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Leaders in both the government and opposition in Venezuela have expressed interest in negotiations, yet each side is also being encouraged by outside allies to ride out the struggle without compromise.
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"Traders understandably look content to flatten their books and ride out the weekend's events from the sidelines," Omer Esiner, chief market analyst at Commonwealth Foreign Exchange in Washington, said in a note.
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"This could be a scenario where China is actually able to stimulate its economy enough to ride out this war," the firm's chief global market strategist told CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Thursday.
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Sales of freeze-dried food, gas masks and other survival equipment have spiked in recent weeks as so-called "preppers" get ready to ride out any disaster, whether natural or man-made.
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In the morning, steaming cups of spiced milk tea arrive with breakfast before you ride out on horseback with the hooded birds to look for the tracks of lynx, rabbits, or foxes.
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"Inevitably every year we get a few people who show up wanting to be sheltered and want to ride out the hurricane," Orlando Health's emergency preparedness manager, Eric Alberts, told the Sentinel.
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So are quality stocks simply helping to carry the indexes through a rough patch that's almost over, or is their strength the market's way of preparing to ride out a tough winter?
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A cross-country skier takes advantage of the winter storm and empty streets, after New York City called a ban on all non-emergency vehicles to ride out the storm on Jan.
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Washington (CNN)As storm clouds continue to gather over President Donald Trump, congressional Republicans are doing the political equivalent of sheltering in place -- bracing themselves and hoping to ride out the controversy.
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While I think a lot of us are grappling with "post-election eating," I also know that tumultuous times like these can trigger the kind of issues you can't just ride out.
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Without the worry of treacherous roads or a delayed Metrorail, he was spotted working in the Oval Office well into the afternoon on Friday before heading upstairs to ride out the weather.
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As the Journal noted, the idea of a merger between the two companies is not new and would help them ride out any potential downturns in the aviation and defense industries:Waltham, Mass.
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While Renzi should be able to ride out this latest of several political storms, it comes as Italy gears up for pivotal elections in June and the economy shows signs of flagging.
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Will Epperson, a 36-year-old golf course assistant superintendent, said he and his wife had planned to ride out the storm at their home in Hampstead, North Carolina, but then reconsidered.
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"We planned to ride out the storm at home with our parents, but once they updated (with) a more severe impact to Miami, we decided to not take any risks," she says.
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In the coming weeks, she may try to ride out the bumps by positioning herself as a unity pick—someone who provides common ground for supporters of Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren.
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At the end of the day, Moore will ride out on that horse he rode in on and the GOP will reflect on the reality that character counts and decency delivers votes.
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New Orleans residents planning to ride out the storm flocked to supermarkets for bottled water, ice, snacks and beer, thronging grocery stores in such numbers that some ran out of shopping carts.
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Donaire landed a potentially jaw-denting straight right in the ninth round but Inoue showed great recuperative ability to ride out the effects of the blow and evade the onslaught that followed.
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If you can afford to buy some things that will enable you to ride out social distancing, local supply shocks, school closings, and potentially getting sick, it's a sensible thing to do.
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"They'll likely ride out winds and rain as their ancestors did before them — in huddles, butts to the wind," the organization told CNN, who added the horses have already begun grouping together.
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Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas said that the Detroit Big Three, Tesla, Ferrari, and Harley-Davidson have enough cash on their balance sheets to ride out a severe downturn in the economy.
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Will Epperson, a 36-year-old golf course assistant superintendent, said he and his wife had planned to ride out the storm at their home in Hampstead, North Carolina, but then reconsidered.
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But the outcome in Pennsylvania suggests that Republicans who think they can mobilize the Trump base and ride out an impending Democratic wave next November could be making a bad political bet.
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So consider the mini-moon to be your bridge back to reality, allowing just enough time to ride out that wedding day high while getting used to your exciting new relationship status.
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The general entertainment in the bundle isn't performing," Stankey said, adding that having a "more contained portfolio, and a mix of content (sports and news) is important to ride out this transition.
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About 280 of the town's 1,200 residents had said they planned to ride out the storm, but many fled at the last minute when Michael quickly gained strength, Mayor Al Cathey said.
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So General Electric hopes that by merging its oil and gas division with Baker Hughes, a fellow services provider, it can ride out these problems and increase its presence in the sector.
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But if you're not a risk taker and won't be able to ride out five years of bad markets, don't do it, says Barbara Delaney, a retirement planning consultant with Stone Street Advisors.
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State authorities had already advised thousands of residents in two townships several hundred kilometers (miles) to the north of Mackay to leave their homes, though some were preparing to ride out the storm.
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But Kelley ended up fleeing the hospital in June and managed to get to a bus station in El Paso, Texas, apparently hoping to catch a ride out of the state, KPRC reports.
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Boeing CFO Greg Smith said during the company's investor call that "strong operating cash from other parts of the business" gives Boeing "adequate liquidity" to ride out setbacks from the 737 Max program.
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Still, though, Netty and her husband chose to ride out the fire, even as it roared down Kanan Dume Road, engulfing most of the homes, hiking trails, and horse stables in its path.
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On the feet, he has more tools and experience, and on the ground he can make use of the cage to ride out his advantages and mitigate the threat of a triangle attempt.
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"Ordinary investors are best served long term to simply stay put and ride out the volatility," said Robert Johnson, president and CEO at The American College of Financial Services
in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania.
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New Orleans residents who plan to ride out the storm flocked to supermarkets for bottled water, ice, snacks and beer, thronging grocery stores in such numbers that some ran out of shopping carts.
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But I think if you're someone who's willing to have it go to zero, then you can ride out the stomach-lurching volatility that we're going to continue to see for a while.
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Unibail-Rodamco's plan for its American shopping malls is to "focus on improving them, ride out the storm and see where we go from there," said the company's chief financial officer this week.
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"While these headwinds persist, there are signs, at least, that emerging market equities might now be worth another look for those with the patience and skill to ride out the turbulence," Ramakrishnan added.
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Albayrak, Erdogan's son-in-law, told investors on Thursday that Turkey would emerge stronger from the currency crisis, insisting its banks were healthy and signaling it could ride out the dispute with Washington.
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Other industry watchers say that Uber, which has deep pockets and other value propositions such as huge swaths of traffic and rider data, could ride out a negative ruling in the Waymo case.
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I assume that Xi will attempt to ride out the current conflict without making any significant concessions and that the United States, once its economy is damaged enough, is likely to ultimately capitulate.
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State-backed firms such as CITIC Ltd and Haitong Securities have expanded into Hong Kong and taken prime offices, betting they can ride out the downturn with strong backing from their mainland parents.
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Another group managed to ride out the apocalypse in a hermetically sealed bunker, maintaining the illusion of their old lives but at the expense of acclimatizing their bodies to a post-nuclear world.
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Very long story short, she refused to leave, which meant I had to ride out a week and a half under the same roof as her despite thinking she was an unhinged psychopath.
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The firm isn't too worried about the coronavirus … but is telling start-ups to look after employees and make sure the companies have enough cash to ride out a tough fund-raising environment.
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All are well below where they were a week ago as investors sell just about everything for dollars and businesses seek to draw down loans and hoard cash to ride out the crisis.
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I thought I'd ride out the third trimester with a warm chocolate chip cookie in each hand, not calluses forming on my fingers from pricking them with a lancet four times a day.
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As I noted this week, the Big Three Detroit automakers — General Motors, Ford, and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles — have enough cash on their balance sheets to ride out a recession, even a severe one.
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The guests were a mix of residents of surrounding neighborhoods, stranded airline passengers and crew, and cruise-ship travelers who were brought back to port early and left to ride out the storm.
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While most employees will not be allowed on-site, a small "ride out" team of 100 to 120 people will remain at the center throughout the weekend and Monday to monitor the storm.
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The nature of life insurers' business cycle, with its long-term promise to their customers, allows them to ride out broader financial panics without being forced to sell into a downward spiraling market.
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A ROADSTEAD seems to be a kind of bay or other area near a shoreline where boats can comfortably wait for their crews (while on SHORE PATROL, perhaps?) or ride out bad weather.
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Greg Abbott disagreed over whether to evacuate the Houston region, with the governor urging residents to "strongly consider" leaving and the mayor telling people stay in their homes and ride out the storm.
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"As more of this comes through, it becomes obvious to the rest of the market and triggers further sales among those who had been hoping to ride out [the tough market]," he said.
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About 280 of the town's 1,903 residents said they planned to ride out the storm but authorities say many fled at the last minute when Michael gained more force, Mayor Al Cathey said.
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Asking the right questions to prospective hires and taking the time to prioritize your startup's company culture are likely to help your team ride out the inevitable highs and lows of growing your business.
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We expect the bias of rating actions in this year to be negative, but mildly so as larger European players are well positioned from a liquidity and operational standpoint to ride out market weakness.
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China said it would retaliate, but MSCI's benchmark emerging stocks index rose 68.6453 percent as some investors believe Beijing will have to boost spending on roads and bridges to help ride out the storm.
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Sibanye late last year proposed to buy Lonmin for about 2307 million pounds ($2640 million) to create the world's No. 2000 platinum producer in a bid to ride out depressed prices for the metal.
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Contract hiring in the UK market, to which the recruiter is trying to pivot as it bids to ride out the Brexit nerves, fell 6% in the half year while permanent hiring plummeted 25%.
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They have enough spare resources to absorb external shocks or ride out temporary downturns, and they can move operations from one part of the world to another if the political climate turns against them.
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"It's quite possible that having invested so much effort in the prosecution ... that (state prosecutor) Gerrie Nel will saddle up again and ride out in an effort to get a bigger sentence," he said.
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Container shipping has seen a wave of mega-mergers as companies seek partners and cost cuts to help ride out the rough waters of a depressed market, and experts say more deals are likely.
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If the money you want to grow is earmarked for a down payment on a home, for example, you may not have time to ride out stock market fluctuations before you want to buy.
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King, who manages the Pines/Palm Haven Mobile Home Park in Panama City, told them to hunker down and try to ride out the area's worst storm in a century as best they could.
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Both have defended a merger they helped engineer, arguing its span across 22015 countries will help the company ride out regional slowdowns while combining their networks will allow it to return cash to shareholders.
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He was planning to ride out the storm inside the Footlight Player's Theater, where he would use a ShopVac to try to minimize flooding, though he knew he was powerless to prevent it entirely.
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But if the market plunge has taught you that your risk tolerance isn't as high as you once thought it was, dialing back your stock allocation may help you ride out storms like these.
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Actually, they get a ride out on a boat when some of the local dive masters volunteer, and they take them out all at once and basically drop them off in the Gulf Stream.
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As a result, the non-banking financial company is undergoing a restructuring process that is being deliberated upon by its lenders, to help it ride out a liquidity crunch and restart its lending business.
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For those of you with the good fortune never to have heard the term, a "safe space" is not, as you may suppose, a concrete-reinforced room where you can ride out a tornado.
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When the first case does arrive, health officials said, that patient may end up in a biocontainment unit in Bellevue Hospital or sent home to ride out the illness in his or her bedroom.
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The sector veteran of three decades noted that smaller players who had not matched their funding needs to liabilities, unlike larger ones like his company, would find it difficult to ride out any volatility.
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The ride-out team worked to isolate the ICU from the rest of the aquarium by sealing off doors, putting sandbags in place and filling holding tanks with water in case they need it.
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Trump's behavior on Thursday offered pointers to how he will attempt to ride out political crosswinds using the unique political tools that made his late-in-life transition from business to Washington so successful.
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To a large extent, Amazon got lucky by raising a ton of money right before the market crashed, giving the company the cushion it needed to ride out the turmoil of the early 2000s.
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Away from the stock markets, ballooning credit default swap (CDS) prices offered further insight into wilting investor confidence in the ability of European banks to ride out the political and economic storm triggered by Brexit.
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The betrothed duo was all smiles Friday as they pulled out of Kensington Palace, where they live, making the chauffeur-driven one-hour ride out to Windsor ... where the royal wedding will go down tomorrow.
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It helps firms ride out economic downturns and spread investments in electric vehicles (EVs), self-driving cars and mobility services (such as ride-hailing and car-sharing beloved of younger car users) across more vehicles.
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Lynch looks like more of a babyface, Flair gets to go back to being more heelish, and Rousey gets to ride out of WWE (maybe) giving the rub to one and maybe two stars. Predictable?
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But FedEx's long-term edge is that it simply has more money than Uber and more ability to scale up and ride out economic cycles than either Amazon or the ride-hailing leader, Corridore argues.
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LONDON (Reuters) - While many Kenyans fear Thursday's election re-run will provoke serious trouble, foreign investors are cautiously confident that the country's debt can ride out the crisis, although they remain hesitant about local stocks.
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Still, most analysts believe they are fairly well prepared to ride out any pullback in consumer lending, even if they are forced to focus only on their best customers as they pass off rate hikes.
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That's the number of dollars Apple will soon be bringing back to the US. That's a lot of cash to help you ride out any bumpy times your competitors might encounter in the near future.
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You have to take the subway to the end of the line then transfer to a bus for a 45-minute ride out to the edge of the city for a 7:00 AM appointment.
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We had our office car experts check the ride out, and it looks to be a Rolls-Royce Dawn, which retails around $350K ... good use of Lonzo's $6 million salary from the Lakers this year.
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The FTSE has managed to ride out the negative effects of Brexit since the global companies that dominate the index have had a lift from the post-Brexit drop in sterling, which typically boosts exporters.
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But Amazon has a compelling option with Music Unlimited — especially if you own an Echo — and it has the deep pockets to ride out the market and pony up for exclusives if it needs to.
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Billions of dollars are still pouring into business schools to inspire similar claptrap, while university science departments—less-direct conduits to frenetic moneymaking—scramble for funding, and the humanities torturously ride out a planned obsolescence.
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Container lines, facing their worst ever downturn due to a glut of ships and weaker demand, are pursuing several measures such as vessel-sharing arrangements or mergers and acquisitions to ride out the current slump.
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"It seems like they have a strong sense they can ride out any scandal with their strong political support inside the US."A consultant who works with UK intelligence in London was even more blunt.
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So I understand that your group of five wants to go out and have a good time, even though money might be tight, and you guys want to be safe and take a ride out.
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Those in the administration who try to ride out the Trump roller coaster while enjoying the various perks of power are not heroes nor are they the sort of public servant that the country needs.
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Qatar has vowed to ride out the isolation imposed on it by fellow Arab states and said it would not compromise its sovereignty over foreign policy to resolve the region's biggest diplomatic crisis in years.
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I went riding with the local trail hunt, it was a ride out and NO ANIMALS WERE HUNTED OR KILLED, so my conscience is clear, it wasn't my thing and I won't be going again.
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HONOLULU (Reuters) - Hurricane Lane, a powerful Category 211 storm, lashed Hawaii on Thursday with high winds and torrential rain, causing flash floods, landslides and raging surf as residents hunkered down to ride out the storm.
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Jonas is optimistic that years of booming sales and steady profits in the industry have equipped the Big Three, along with Tesla, Ferrari, and Harley-Davidson, to ride out a severe downturn of moderate length.
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The blue-chip FTSE 100 jumped 2.7%, with shares in Holiday Inn owner IHG soaring 8.9% after it announced a series of measures to cut costs and ride out the worldwide shutdowns and travel restrictions.
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The question this time, of course, is how well fixed the Big Three are to ride out a recession, if the pandemic tanks sales enough to send the auto industry into a money-losing phase.
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When the first case in New York does arrive, health officials said, that patient may end up in a biocontainment unit in Bellevue Hospital or sent home to ride out the illness in their bedroom.
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Gulf markets have been weakened by the global downturn but many fund managers think that with Brent oil above $0.13 a barrel and given the region's currency pegs, they can ride out instability relatively comfortably.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - China's Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Holdings Ltd plans to cut another 10 percent of its workforce in 2017, its executive chairman said, as the company seeks to ride out a prolonged downturn in the industry.
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Friends in another part of Citrus Park who owned a house — sturdier than a mobile home — and who only come for the winter season had offered it as a place to ride out the storm.
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In the days before Harvey hit Texas, flight controllers at NASA's Johnson Space Center outside of Houston had a decision to make: should they evacuate or ride out the storm at the agency's Mission Control Center?
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Crude prices have plunged more than 70 percent over the last 20 months, but until recently, companies were able to ride out the slump using hedges to sell their oil for more than the market price.
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The mishap occurred Tuesday as the USS Montgomery, an Independence-class littoral combat ship, was being towed out to sea to ride out the hurricane after being ordered out of Mayport Naval Station near Jacksonville, Florida.
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The returns from such strategies have been much lower than from momentum (2-4% a year): not enough, perhaps, to induce a patient buy-and-hold strategy among those willing to ride out the bad times.
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If Uber can contain these scandals and keep its head down, maybe it can successfully ride out this stretch of bad news — that is if nothing else breaks that casts the company in a negative light.
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Dunelm Group Plc rose more than 2 percent as the homeware retailer said it expected to top analysts' forecasts for full-year profit, as surging online demand helped it ride out a tough British retail environment.
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It warned the mid-tier smartphone market will shrink this year, but predicted premium phones will continue to show a positive growth, helping it ride out the slowdown, as TSMC mainly serves the high-end segment.
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Black widows might also be more capable of moving north, the researchers wrote, because unlike black purse-web spiders, they&aposre perfectly happy nesting in human dwellings — which can allow them to ride out cold winters.
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"To be able to borrow money for ten years and ride out boom-and-bust cycles was almost as important an insight as horizontal drilling," he was quoted as saying in Rolling Stone magazine, in 2012.
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"He and his buddy caught a train ride out to Fort Huachuca, Arizona, which is where they did the basic training for Colored Troops and colored soldiers that they were called at the time," she said.
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Azerbaijan's ability to ride out the storm of low oil prices will provide clues as to whether other oil producers, from Russia to Algeria and Nigeria, can also survive their economic crises without slipping into chaos.
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Well, you know that annoying thing that happens when you're trying to leave a concert in the middle of the night with thousands of other people and an Uber ride out of there costs like $200?
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But at the height of the stock market crash in mid 2015, around half the market had halted trading, and some firms extended those halts for months on end to try and ride out the volatility.
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They're all ultimately saved by Echo, who heard Emori and Murphy say they were going to try to stay at the other, not supplied bunker, because at least they could ride out the initial wave there.
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"This is going to be a test of staying power — an ability to lose money, an ability to ride out a failure," said Adam Jonas, a lead author of the Morgan Stanley report on the industry.
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James said the United Kingdom's triple-A sovereign rating remained well placed for now and that the country's debt profile, with its unusually long average repayment terms, should allow the country to ride out any storm.
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Over the weekend, the US Navy sent six guided missile frigates and destroyers out to sea from Naval Station Mayport in Florida, in the hope they can safely ride out the storm from a considerable distance.
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As workers drove home that afternoon to ride out the storm, a flurry of hope was swirling as Congress hashed out a bipartisan budget deal that company leaders hoped would reinstate the fuel-cell tax credit.
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Although roiled by scandals and deflated by low popularity ratings, the Abe administration seems to think it can ride out the turbulence, banking on the few remaining checks on its power and public apathy about politics.
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The truth is, as long as everyone is talking and there's plenty of supplies to go around, the world can ride out a new virus or disease until scientists develop a vaccine or the infection recedes.
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GFL Environmental Inc on Monday raised about $1.4 billion in its initial public offering, pricing it below the target range in a conservative step to ride out market volatility in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.
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The billionaire businessman published a blog post Tuesday saying that he would ride out the storm with fellow British Virgin Islands residents, despite the eye of the storm being headed directly for his own Necker Island.
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Thousands of calls have come in to emergency centers, officials said, from people trying to locate loved ones who may have decided to ride out the storm in the coastal towns that Michael wiped off the map.
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And they do so all the more thanks to the decision in June that so animated Mr Trump: Brexit removes many of the shock absorbers that might have helped Britain to ride out the next few years.
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"We took this picture last night after being involved in the I-80 road accident in Iowa, on our ride out," Slater, 29, captioned a photo on Instagram of her and Farber, 33, smiling into the camera.
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Steele and her husband Karl Pytlik — owners of the sailing and snorkeling charter Virgin Magic Charters — headed to St. John Inn with their sons to ride out the storm because all flights off the island were booked.
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This first ride out on the Tarmac, doing a couple laps of Prospect Park, whose inner loop is usually blocked off for cyclists and runners, I felt more at peace than I have in quite some time.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Finance Minister Berat Albayrak assured international investors on Thursday that Turkey would emerge stronger from its currency crisis, insisting its banks were healthy and signalling it could ride out a dispute with the United States.
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It will be of some comfort to Beijing that, despite the expressions of grief and outrage at Liu's passing, they will as usual be able to ride out this news cycle until the world's attention moves on.
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Outpatient services, surgeries and pharmacies have been closed throughout the state, but ride-out crews at other facilities have worked through the storm to keep patients safe, even while some of their own families were in danger.
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I can't tell where that dreamy synth music is coming from or whose foot that is on my arm, but I close my eyes, submerge my ears, and decide to ride out this journey on my noodle.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - Makers of fertilizers that boost corn and palm growth are taking advantage of higher profit margins for uses in other industries, such as oil drilling and livestock feed, to ride out a severe slump.
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Their SUV ride out of Paradise together seemed pretty romantic — it probably didn't hurt that they had both left the human reminder of their failings behind on an island, never to be seen or heard from again!
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Much of the confidence that the world will ride out Trump-inspired tariffs is because a sustained rebound in trade has buoyed growth, with the global economy set to expand at its fastest pace in six years.
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"There's a lot going on in the world at the moment, but wealthy collectors have enough money to ride out this situation," said the gallery's director, James Holland-Hibbert, who deals almost exclusively in secondary market works.
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As more patients get the message to ride out the symptoms of the novel coronavirus at home, those coming into hospitals are sicker, according to Dr. Jolion McGreevy, the medical director of Mount Sinai Hospital's emergency department.
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With airlines unable to fly because of a collapse of demand over fears of contagion, reinforced by air travel restrictions, planemakers and their suppliers are under pressure to save cash to ride out a squeeze on liquidity.
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And while the vast majority of otherwise healthy children will ride out a bout of influenza and recover rather quickly, a small number will develop potentially life-threatening complications that require immediate medical attention, Dr. Schaffner said.
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Winstead, who's socially distancing herself in her Brooklyn pad and trying to "ride out the storm" financially, says she's also concerned for the clubs and other venues and their workers that host comedians and are currently closed.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Foreigners who settled in Prague for a comfortable expat lifestyle and plentiful job opportunities due to a vibrant tourist industry are now rethinking careers and remaking their businesses as they ride out the coronavirus outbreak.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Foreigners who settled in Prague for a comfortable expat lifestyle and plentiful job opportunities due to a vibrant tourist industry are now rethinking careers and remaking their businesses as they ride out the coronavirus outbreak.
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But those extra 3.8 percentage points are the compensation you are receiving for keeping an even keel and taking a long view — for being willing to ride out whatever disturbances the next year or two may hold.
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Especially if you're getting severance from a current position, it's a great time to ride out your mailbox money and do some traveling, spend time with family, or focus on personal development before getting back to work.
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Lamical Perine's 20-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter gave No. 212 Florida the cushion it needed to ride out a 24-22 victory against No. 21 Auburn in an SEC clash Saturday in Gainesville, Fla.
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Noel Marsden said he, his girlfriend, her son and their dog left Pembroke Pines north of Miami with plans to ride out Irma in Savannah, only to find the city was also shutting down because of Irma.
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McLachlan said Rezidor's strategy on the continent was about 80 percent focused on business travel to help ride out the occasional dampener on the leisure market, including the outbreak of diseases such as Ebola or militant attacks.
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Bahamas destruction like 'nuclear bombs were dropped,' USAID says Those who lived through the storm bring with them horrific tales of survival: breaking through rooftops or swimming onto boats to try to ride out the violent waters.
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If Rhea manages to ride out the coming storm, Roman is best-positioned to benefit, and if Shiv wins, he will have at least proved his ability to plant a cruel and terrible idea to hurt Rhea.
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About 280 of the town's 1,200 residents had indicated they would ride out the storm, but several of those likely fled at the last minute when the approaching storm's devastating strength became clear, Mayor Al Cathey said.
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Semyon the Frozen-Footed Cat Video: Siberian Times/Sergey Baranov Trapped outside in minus 35 degrees Celsius temperatures, an intrepid cat in the Siberian town of Zlatoust hid underneath a car to ride out a winter storm.
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EDDY COUNTY, NEW MEXICO (Reuters) - In New Mexico's Chihuahuan Desert, Exxon Mobil Corp is building a massive shale oil project that its executives boast will allow it to ride out the industry's notorious boom-and-bust cycles.
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By doing so, it may make the economy more risky at the margin: in a recession, highly-indebted companies are likely to go bust more quickly, whereas companies with lots of equity capital can ride out the storm.
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If we're to believe her (which I'm only 75% gonna do) they can't stop the reactors from breaking down they can only ride out the storm (read: radiation that will incinerate them so it's like they never existed).
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Other analysts, however, said PayPal, which has been eBay's preferred provider for the past 15 years and will remain a payment page option on the platform for the foreseeable future, had the scale to ride out the blow.
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On Thursday, Qatar rebuffed an invitation from Trump to come to the White House for mediation, saying it would ride out the crisis and that officials did not want to leave the country in the middle of it.
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The Delaney campaign told CNBC on Thursday that the one-time Maryland lawmaker is going to ride out the race until at least the Iowa caucuses in February, even if he doesn't qualify for the party's fall debates.
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Most ordinary investors use mutual funds and exchange-traded funds rather than individual stocks, and many avoid taking losses because they've been told over and over not to try timing the market and to instead ride out downturns.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Europe's semiconductor industry is requesting more help from the European Union as it seeks to build on a tentative revival, embrace technologies such as artificial intelligence and ride out trade wars that threaten global supply chains.
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Legends' doors were open back when residents ruled the roost, and like all good residents, Woods and Garvin mastered the ability to ride out those all important—and importantly usually quite quiet—first few hours of the night.
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The soil that came loose from a mountain scarred by decades of mine-tunneling gathered intensity, pouring down on the shelters in which the miners and some of their family members were trying to ride out the storm.
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IHG has $1.2 billion in un-drawn cash available under a revolving credit facility if need be, it added, as companies look to their financial reserves to ride out a crisis that threatens to continue into the summer.
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Packed nightly with well-heeled Romans, Ristorante Ottavio is worth the cab ride out to the southern fringe of the Esquiline district for supremely fresh seafood, both raw and cooked, served with low-key elegance and practiced flair.
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De Loecker said Beiersdorf was well placed to ride out the impact of the coronavirus because of the strategy he launched last year of investing in new business areas, strengthening the existing skin care portfolio, and increasing digitalisation.
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Kamal Sharma, the vice chairman of Lupin, told investors on February 6 that while his company has enough supplies to ride out the coronavirus issue for months, executives are "not getting visibility on shipment of containers" from China.
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"He probably would have hung it up about two years ago and then he decided to stick through (after) all the bad news ... just to help them ride out that rough period," Kyle Sanders analyst Edward Jones said.
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Even more of a culture shock awaits on the "When Harry Met Sally" tour, because after lunch you're going to catch the F train at Second Avenue and take the long ride out to Coney Island in Brooklyn.
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Macron has in the past sought to ride out differences with Trump, emphasizing the need for constructive engagement even when the U.S. president pulled out of the Paris climate accord and withdrew from the nuclear agreement with Iran.
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"I was worried," Hand told CNN, explaining they didn't know if Gee's aunt and uncle, Ernie and Susan Gee, and an elderly neighbor who was with them, had been evacuated or had decided to ride out the storm.
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For investors in Hong Kong looking for a conservative play during the current uncertain environment, Hofer recommended "very defensive local names that should be able to ride out these storms a little bit better," including Hang Seng Bank.
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In this, many employers in hospitality and restaurants are the opposite of tech giants like Microsoft and Apple, whose giant cash positions are available to help the companies ride out the storm and retain more of their workers.
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Mayor Al Cathey told ABC News that at some point prior to Hurricane Michael's landfall Wednesday, 289 people, including 10 children, told law enforcement they had decided to ignore evacuation orders and ride out the massive storm at home.
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The disadvantage is that this broad coalition contains multitudes—from rich to poor, cosmopolitan to nativist, libertarian to paternalist—and Mrs May lacks the parliamentary strength to ride out the contradictions (she inherited a majority of just 16 seats).
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A hurricane ride-out team of some 116 people is set to report significant events during the storm to the Emergency Operations Center in the Launch Control Center at Complex 39, NASA said in a statement provided to Mashable.
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If you are a pet owner, especially one who is expecting to sit through a cold snap soon, it is important familiarize yourself with these winter weather precautions, so your entire family can safely ride out any storm together.
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So now they have a dilemma: get the water supplier that will allow their 500 people back at camp to survive and ride out the radiation (allegedly) or save these 25 or so people and doom the 500 (potentially).
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It's a slow-motion disaster made all the more dire by the fact that very few people in Jakarta have insurance, one of the handful of things that can help a population ride out rising seas and fiercer storms.
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Kid Masterpiece: I think 240-20pm, the sun is getting ready to set, the day is coming to an end, and you want to relax by yourself or ride out and play this in the car with someone special.
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Proving that even at 90 age is just a number, on May 29 the record-setting monarch stuck to her longtime routine of taking one of her many horses for a ride out around the grounds of Windsor Castle.
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These insights won't necessarily solve the fact that waiting for texts sucks, but knowing a little bit about why you're feeling the way you are might help you ride out your time in purgatory before your phone buzzes again.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - LeEco's cash problems are "far worse than expected" and the funds raised in recent months are unexpectedly not enough to help the Chinese technology conglomerate ride out the crunch, its chairman, Jia Yueting, said on Wednesday.
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Since he was elected in 2010 and re-elected in 2014, Mr. LePage has had at least nine political lives and been able to ride out waves of controversy, often provoked by his harsh, insulting and racially charged statements.
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The column argued for thinking hard about exploring new options with an open mind, suggesting that one would most likely regret giving in to the idea that there's no choice but to ride out those unhappy years until retirement.
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He has also joined forces with Cloudflare in an effort to provide small businesses with 90 days of free services to help ride out the situation, and he said they would revisit extending these programs if the situation continues.
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Investors hunting for safe spots to park their money should look to Asia now amid the current pandemic, analysts said, highlighting that the region is much more prepared economically to ride out the current crisis compared to the West.
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Getting more people to walk into one of 220 U.S. Harley dealerships and ride out on a new motorcycle remains a challenge for the Milwaukee company, and that has weighed on its share price for much of the year.
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It previously offered the option to receive a credit for any unused days in a month when a subscriber canceled before the next billing period, but it will now force many customers to ride out the month with nothing in return.
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In June 2018, NASA announced that Opportunity had entered "sleep" mode after a massive dust storm had blotted out its sunlight, draining the rover's batteries and sending it into a "low-power fault" status that required days to ride out.
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Despite initial confidence the rover would ride out the storm, NASA officials reported in October that the rover had not revived to independently send a signal after the storm ended, initiating a campaign to sent a wake-up call to Opportunity.
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But while the losses have continued to mount for GM, the company should have the financial resources to ride out the strike even if it continues into November, according to an analysis released by credit rating agency Moody's on Friday.
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She'll have to leave her dorm room by Saturday night, she said, and spend the duration of the hurricane in a "ride-out location," her bag packed with food and water that she says will have to last her 72 hours.
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Dunelm Group Plc rose more than 3 percent as the homewares retailer said it expected to top analysts forecasts for full-year profit after surging online demand helped it ride out a tough British retail environment in the latest quarterly report.
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Most likely is that she will, as is her wont, ride out the theatrics of the overwrought male politicians around her then propose some fudge and prevail; probably involving whipping out the federal cheque book at the upcoming EU summit.
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Russia has managed to ride out a period since 2014 when a slump in world oil prices and Western sanctions imposed over Moscow's intervention in Ukraine combined to tip the economy into a sharp slowdown and send the currency plummeting.
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With an estimated $335 billion of assets in its sovereign wealth fund, a trade surplus of $2.7 billion in April alone and extensive port facilities, Qatar appears likely to be able to ride out the impact without any economic crisis.
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South32, spun off last year by BHP Billiton , has already cut or suspended output at its high cost South African manganese ore mines, and some smelters and said it would do more to help it ride out the tough market.
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If Cruz beats Trump, then Cruz heads into New Hampshire with positive press and could easily ride out a New Hampshire loss to Trump before heading to South Carolina and other evangelical-rich Southern states where he's likely to do well.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors in large U.S. pharmaceutical and biotech companies are counting on strong dividends, reasonable stock valuations and new products to help ride out a storm of political uncertainty as the incoming Trump administration dives into healthcare policy.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean President Park Geun-hye has retained a lawyer ahead of questioning by prosecutors investigating a favors scandal engulfing her administration, her office said on Tuesday, as she tries to ride out the biggest crisis of her presidency.
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Ahead of landfall Friday night, Mayor Pro Tem Patrick Rios delivered some dire advice to residents planning to ride out the storm: write their names and Social Security numbers on their forearms to help first responders should they find a body.
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Ditto those companies concerned about setting precedent by dumping a group that hasn't violated its terms of service, like Apple and Amazon, which still host NRA TV. And all these companies may simply be trying to ride out the current controversy.
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If the United States chooses to escalate rapidly while China elects to ride out the attack and wait for the costs to rebound on the U.S. and global economies, the damage to both as well as third countries could be extensive.
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With the money in those buckets already put aside, you may be able to ride out a shaky market more peacefully, using the returns from your investment portfolio to replenish the buckets as you use the cash you really need.
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If you can afford to ride out a major stock market decline, and truly don't need to touch your money for a decade or two, you might be fine with a broadly diversified portfolio that holds only stocks, Mr. Kinniry said.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - New bank lending in China is expected to have risen slightly in August, a Reuters poll showed, but outstanding loan growth likely trended lower, raising pressure on policymakers to keep liquidity ample as companies ride out the trade war.
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Even if every American is given $1,000 to ride out the coronavirus crisis, it's still going to be difficult for the U.S. economy to stay afloat in the coronavirus crisis, says a former special advisor to the Federal Reserve Board.
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It's long been assumed that during a nuclear war, the ravages of climate change, or an asteroid strike, the wealthy would be able to ride out rising floods and soaring temperatures in private bunkers, exclusive floating cities, or colonies on Mars.
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SINGAPORE/BANGKOK (Reuters) - As airlines worldwide cut flights due to the coronavirus outbreak, the last service from Singapore to Bangkok departed on Saturday with only a few dozen passengers, mostly Thai citizens desperate to get home to ride out the pandemic.
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While it's no fun to become the parent who cannot order food or hum along to a song without irritating his or her own child, we're better able to ride out this temporary adolescent affliction when we appreciate its causes.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Monday welcomed a probe into whether officials improperly tried to help construction company SNC-Lavalin Group Inc, making clear he sought to ride out a potential scandal just months ahead of elections.
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Videos detail confrontations on Miami streets The youths were participating in an annual anti-violence ride-out, called "Bikes Up, Guns Down," said civil rights attorney Lee Merritt, who represents six plaintiffs in a lawsuit against Bartlett and Dana Scalione.
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The universe of people who lack the financial resources to ride out the battle includes the millions of Filipinos, Bangladeshis, Pakistanis, and Nepalis who build the country's train tracks and look after the children of wealthy Qataris and white-collar expats.
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On his final visit, while he was waiting on the airfield for his ride out of the country, enemy mortar threw him against a wall meant to fortify the area, damaging his back and tearing all the tendons in his shoulders.
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DUBAI/LONDON (Reuters) - Iran is likely to ride out the storm from U.S. oil sanctions, suffering recession but no economic meltdown, thanks to rising crude prices and deepening divisions between the United States and other major powers, officials and analysts say.
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On Friday, Northam announced that he will not resign, and Buzzfeed reported that the governor is considering shifting his legislative agenda to focus on race and equity in order to ride out the scandal and attempt to rebuild lost trust among Virginians.
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SK Innovation, which saw its revenue in the April-June period drop 20.9 percent from a year ago to 10.3 trillion won ($9.08 billion), will, according to trade sources, cut crude throughput in July and August to ride out the low margins.
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Documented and undocumented workers in the region told BuzzFeed News they remained keenly aware of state and federal laws targeting immigrants, leading many of them to ride out the storm in work camps or in rented homes in rural parts of the state.
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" He linked that dynamic to many of the recent retirements in Congress, describing them as "people who are just trying to ride out this President, and they might think of coming back into public office later on, once this President is gone.
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A series of videos posted by the Martin County Sheriff's Office in Florida show how cops were forced to go on a risky mission to rescue two people at sea who tried to ride out Hurricane Irma on a boat this Sunday.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's fuel supply crisis is not yet over, the transport minister warned on Saturday, while Prime Minister Manuel Valls was quoted as saying he was ready to ride out protests at ports and fuel depots by strikers opposing labor reform plans.
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Its shares jumped 5.6% to the top of the mid-cap index on Wednesday, after it forecast annual pretax profit in line with analysts' estimates, a sign it was managing to ride out the worst of a downturn in housing sales and prices.
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According to multiple sources within Uber, the famously pugnacious CEO is still trying to find a way to remain as its top executive and ride out the storm or minimize the time he needs to step away on a leave of absence.
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NEW YORK, Jan 12 (Reuters) - Investors in large U.S. pharmaceutical and biotech companies are counting on strong dividends, reasonable stock valuations and new products to help ride out a storm of political uncertainty as the incoming Trump administration dives into healthcare policy.
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Its shares added 3.1%, among top risers on the mid-cap index on Wednesday, after it forecast annual pretax profit in line with analysts' estimates, a sign it was managing to ride out the worst of a downturn in housing sales and prices.
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" During their ride out to see the wooden ship — "we're excited about that project kind of being the new spirit of the farm," says Matt — the family patriarch tells Amy that he's been "having a lot of problems with my eyes lately.
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PARIS, April 2000 (Reuters) - Farm operator AgroGeneration is planning a roughly 22018 million euro ($193 million) project to expand its grain storage by 219 percent in Ukraine so it can ride out market volatility more easily after low prices dented profits last year.
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But despite a price/earnings ratio that lags smaller, more specialised peers like poultry processor Fujian Sunner or the pig producer Muyuan Foods, Wen's was big enough to ride out prolonged losses from its pig business, said Chen Lu, analyst at Zhongtai Securities.
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CMA CGM, which is in the process of acquiring Singapore's Neptune Orient Lines (NOL) for $2.4 billion in its biggest-ever deal, has been pursuing economies of scale to ride out a shipping downturn linked to vessel oversupply and faltering economic growth.
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Or is it just pulling a bunch of levers and contorting the facts of what happened through all of those loopholes to machine-pulp and squeeze out an arbitrary result it thinks will calm enough people down to ride out this news cycle?
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" The paper noted the responses of some Texas officials, including Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez, who sarcastically said: "I'll be sure to invite the president to ride out the next hurricane in a jon boat in Galveston Bay the next time one approaches.
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I literally hopped on the first ride out of town into direct action, joining my church's young adult lay chaplain and about half a dozen others on a four day trip to deliver firewood to Standing Rock, North Dakota, in November of [2016].
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Some institutions that had opened their doors as a place for people to ride out the storm are now trying to clear out people who have lost homes, Leonardo Cargill, of the island's Department of Social Services, told a Saturday evening news conference.
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"We're telling everybody to take the storm seriously, make your final preparations, and be prepared to ride out what is going to be a prolonged rain event," said Andrew Pereira, communications director for the city and county of the state capital Honolulu.
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TOKYO, March 27 (Reuters) - Japanese airline operator ANA Holdings is considering a loan of around 100 billion yen ($925 million), two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters on Friday, as it looks to ride out the devastating impact of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Dunelm, for its part, said it was drawing down 175 million pounds in available credit, cancelling its interim dividend and reducing executive pay for the next three months, while expressing confidence it could ride out the crisis without breaching its own debt commitments.
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SINGAPORE/BANGKOK, March 28 (Reuters) - As airlines worldwide cut flights due to the coronavirus outbreak, the last service from Singapore to Bangkok departed on Saturday with only a few dozen passengers, mostly Thai citizens desperate to get home to ride out the pandemic.
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Italian designers, both at the big Pitti Uomo trade fair in Florence and here in Milan, signaled a determination to ride out an uncertain future by reining in their most flamboyant impulses, focusing on core brand identities and, in general, going small.
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After high school, I attended Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge – a city that would become my home for the four years I attended, where I would ride out several other hurricanes and tropical storms, and a place I still care for deeply.
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"We're telling everybody to take the storm seriously, make your final preparations, and be prepared to ride out what is going to be a prolonged rain event," said Andrew Pereira, communications director for the city and county of the state capital, Honolulu.
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Not only does your money have decades to grow and time to ride out inevitable market downturns, it also benefits from "compounding," which allows you to earn money on the money you've already saved as well as on the gains from those investments.
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Companies are at odds over whether to go in-house or out to produce the blades, which can be as long as a football pitch, as they ride out a global M&A frenzy in a sector still reliant on fickle state support.
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DHFL, the fourth-biggest housing finance company in India, has roughly 1 trillion rupees ($14.15 billion) of debt and is in the process of seeking lender approval on a restructuring designed to help it ride out a liquidity crunch and restart its lending business.
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Those who are retired or preparing to leave the workplace ought to maintain nine to 12 months' worth of retirement income in cash to ride out volatility, said Benjamin Brandt, certified financial planner and founder of Capital City Wealth Management in Bismarck, North Dakota.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Chinese technology conglomerate LeEco is looking to sell a 49-acre U.S. Silicon Valley property less than a year after buying it from Yahoo Inc, sources said, in what is the latest effort by the firm to ride out a cash crunch.
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But, at this point, Trump's travails can serve the Kremlin's ambitions: a message to the world that the United States is a shambles, a message to the Russian people that the only way to ride out the coming storm is to stick with Putin.
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Would-be buyers and sellers are haggling over secondary market valuations as investors switch into intense active management and consider whether to ride out the volatility or to reduce positions while hedge funds and more aggressive bank loan and high-yield asset managers circle.
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The latest financial woes have surfaced days after its founder and CEO Jia Yueting said the conglomerate's cash problems were "far worse than expected" and that billions of dollars in funds raised in recent months were not enough to help it ride out the crunch.
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The main difference in Hart's performance — as seen in "A River of Candy Corn Runs Through It" — is that her Sabrina tends to bumble her way into potentially humiliating situations, which she has to ride out with good humor, quick thinking, and hasty spells.
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Over the course of treatment, anxiety became just a weird, uncomfortable thing my brain and body would do from time to time, something I could fixate on and try to control, or something I could just ride out with the understanding it would eventually pass.
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He is counting on the backing of the military to ride out any turbulent reaction if he is declared the winner of Sunday&aposs presidential election, which has been condemned by much of the international community for barring some of his leading critics from running.
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In the days after the storm touched down, crews used heavy equipment to lift splinter boards, clear broken glass from the streets, and clean up debris in hopes of finding the hundreds who stayed behind to ride out the storm, according to the AP.
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With all the gear on display, it raises the question if VR is the big investment across the board that will change how we use tech, or if it'll ride out the year as a marketing gimmick before a more concrete direction takes form.
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In light of a viable Democratic alternative to take over the governorship, Northam looks to be trying to ride out the scandal and wait for the news cycle to move on, staying in office even without the support and trust of his own party.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was engulfed this week in possibly the worst political scandal in his five years in office, but Japan's stock market was among the best performing in the world as investors were convinced he would ride out the crisis.
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DHFL, the fourth-biggest housing finance company in India, has roughly 1 trillion rupees ($14.5 billion) of debt and is in the process of seeking lender approval on a restructuring designed to help it ride out a liquidy crunch and restart its lending business.
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In order to perpetuate a view that he is a misunderstood or maligned genius who has every right to carry on working, he must carry on working, and ride out the criticism as the inevitable result of a world unable to appreciate his offerings.
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DHFL, one of the largest housing finance companies in India, has roughly 1 trillion rupees of debt and is in the process of seeking lender approval on a restructuring plan designed to help it to ride out a liquidity crunch and restart its lending business.
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LeEco, China's Tesla-wannabe technology conglomerate, is looking to sell a 49-acre U.S. Silicon Valley property less than a year after buying it from Yahoo Inc, sources said, in what is the latest effort by the firm to ride out a cash crunch.
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LONDON, March 20 (Reuters) - Holiday Inn owner IHG said on Friday demand for hotels was currently at the lowest levels it had ever seen, announcing a series of measures to cut costs and ride out the worldwide shutdowns and travel restrictions caused by the coronavirus.
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Mr. Yameen may feel confident that he can ride out the trouble, having drawn close to China and Saudi Arabia, both of which have invested heavily in the Maldives; there was even a plan afoot last year to sell an atoll to the Saudis.
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Peter Martenson, a partner at the fund-placement firm Eaton Partners, said private-equity firms, along with growth-equity and venture-capital companies, were "triaging their portfolio aggressively" and that he expected private-equity shops to hold their assets longer to ride out the downturn.
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British travel-food company SSP, however, rose almost 9% as it launched an emergency issue of shares worth 20% of its share capital on Wednesday as it laid off staff and cut spending to try and ride out the coronavirus-driven collapse in air travel.
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Those comfortable enough to ride out social isolation working from home and eating heirloom beans are also those whose carbon emissions are generally highest and who could do with learning and adapting to consume less, to travel less, to live simpler and more sustainable lives.
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The IMF staff envisaged that Argentina would need to bolster spending to ride out the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, and would then reach a primary fiscal surplus of 0.8% of GDP by 2023, rising to about 1.3% over the longer-term, the report said.
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At the Key West Bed and Breakfast, Jody Carlson and the six people on their way to ride out the storm with her could do little more than trust in the Bahamian shipbuilders who built her three-story wooden guesthouse at least 120 years ago.
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It's a three-hour bus ride out to the nature reserve, so the kiddo watches more Jane the Virgin while my husband and I talk about how his photos have progressed over the years and where we want to go next as a family.
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Mizuho Securities has Facebook as its top pick among internet stocks, saying after Facebook's recent quarterly earnings that the company's "pragmatic approach" to regulation will help it ride out political concerns and expecting Facebook to improve key products such as online payments in 2020.
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After Pup Scrubs picked me up at the Greyhound bus, we spent the weekend learning about the functions and applications of different pieces of fetish gear, as well as ways to ride out the inevitable collapse of industrial civilization, a hot-button issue for Scrubs.
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Back when Barack Obama was president, members of his team sometimes mused that the United States was at a strategic disadvantage in this kind of standoff with China because the People's Republic's authoritarian political system made it easier to ride out hardships without consequences for Chinese leaders.
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The nurse manager says when babies are born that young, they can often spend two to three months in the NICU, and while both babies will ride out the storm in Charlotte, the plan is to fly them back to Wilmington as soon as it's safe.
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"They wish they weren't doing this, and frankly I think a lot of the retirements that we hear about as well are just trying to ride out this president and they might think of coming back into public office later on, once this president's gone," Amash said.
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A long but listless bull market now in its eighth year, plus a Federal Reserve on the precipice of another interest rate hike, mean ordinary investors might be wise to take some tips from the pros and look for ways to ride out a turbulent period.
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In storm-battered towns up and down Florida's western shores - from Naples and Fort Myers north through Sarasota, Tampa and St. Petersburg - residents huddled with relatives, neighbors and pets to ride out a hurricane that had ranked as one of the Atlantic's most powerful in a century.
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Before Wes caught his ride out of the refuge, we'd spent the morning in the office with Bundy's wife and children, playing and joking with the kids as visiting militiamen and cowboys knocked on the office door, trying to get some face time with their leader.
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According to ABC News, the Monroe County Sheriff's Office Animal Farm, an animal rescue that takes in local abandoned, confiscated, abused and donated creatures of all kinds, decided to relocate its residents to the nearby Stock Island Detention Center to ride out the storm in safety.
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While a long time horizon should allow younger investors to ride out the price variation, Holland said these funds still do not provide investors with diversified exposure to capital markets and may do much more damage than good to an investor's portfolio over the long term.
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"As far as the bond market is concerned, it just needs to ride out the move out of a risk-off trade into a risk-on trade, which takes a whole lot of money out of bonds and puts it squarely into the equity market," he added.
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Many fund managers think Gulf bouses may ride out the Turkey crisis more comfortably than most emerging markets because of their currency pegs to the U.S. dollar and this year's strength of oil prices, which has left most economies in the region with current account surpluses.
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"Well, we have to go through the six years or whatever it may be when — when you know, would I like to get a ride out of some of your compatriots, say, go through the six, 10, 14, maybe 18 years, whatever it may be," Trump said.
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People who just might buy 3D printers and extra fancy new UV handheld water purifiers to help ride out the collapse of civilization, but who are probably more likely to spend $10 on PDF downloads of guides with names like Urban Chicken Farming After the Dollar Collapses.
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But Mr. Trump's ready acceptance of the Saudi explanation that Mr. Khashoggi was killed accidentally in a fistfight — rather than in an orchestrated hit ordered by the Saudi royal court — suggests how he plans to ride out the most acute foreign policy crisis of his presidency.
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After three years of brutal flooding and hurricanes in the United States, there is growing consensus among policymakers and scientists that coastal areas will require significant spending to ride out future storms and rising sea levels — not in decades, but now and in the very near future.
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The chain, which also said it was drawing down all of its available credit to ride out the pain of the UK-wide shutdown, joins a growing list of companies who say they are seeking lower rent or who simply will not pay when it comes due.
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The University of Central Florida, one of the largest U.S. universities by student population, said its main campus in Orlando will close Friday afternoon until at least next Tuesday and directed students living in some campus dorms to move to designated ride-out shelters on Sunday.
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Travel stocks that have taken a heavy hit in the past weeks including Carnival Corp and Easyjet and IAG rose between 10% and 20%, while Holiday Inn owner IHG jumped 15.4% after it announced a series of measures to cut costs and ride out travel restrictions.
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WITHOUT ABSOLUTE CONTROL, 'I WOULD HAVE BEEN FIRED' Asked how he balanced his financial responsibility to shareholders with his moral responsibility to society, Zuckerberg reminded employees of moments when he believes his concentrated control helped Facebook ride out difficulties such as Yahoo's 2006 bid for the company.
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In the leaked audio, Lam said that China was "willing to play long" and ride out the unrest -- even if it damaged Hong Kong's economy and tourism -- and that Beijing was aware of the possible reputational damage if it sent troops in to shut down protests.
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Having previously backed the authorities to ride out the storm and maintain its foreign exchange rate at current levels in the immediate future, NKC analysts now believe that the naira's prospects have "deteriorated markedly" and remains set for a "sharp fall" this year if current conditions persist.
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Vale laid out plans in December to pump $500 million into its struggling New Caledonia nickel mine after failing to sell it or find a partner, hoping to ride out a tumble in prices and cash in eventually on an expected surge in electric vehicle sales.
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"KO is a stock for stable earnings growth to ride out defensive times but change is in the air as price increases set-in, the company pursues a transformational non-core deal (Costa), refranchising nears completion and a new CFO takes the helm," UBS said in a research note.
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For example, someone who survived China's Cultural Revolution of the 1960s and 1970s will have a harder hurdle to overcome in trusting capital markets, will not feel at ease with investing long-term to ride out business cycles and might fear a system that could break overnight again.
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But as Ives' note points out, Apple has an ample cushion of cash to ride out these changes in the form of acquisitions, research and development and returns to shareholders: The company reported a total of $206 billion in cash and cash equivalents in its latest annual report.
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Indeed, most investors don't have the stomach to ride out the volatility associated with an all-stock portfolio, even though research has shown that stocks outperform bonds over very long periods, said CFP Lewis Altfest, CEO and chief investment officer of Altfest Personal Wealth Management, a fee-only firm.
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That's prompted property companies to find ways to ride out the tightening measures or skirt them, including delaying the launch of new home sales in the hope that when authorities relax some rules, buyers will jump back into the market and they can release more supply at higher prices.
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PRESIDENT TRUMP: Well, we have to go through the , the six years or whatever it may be when , when you know, would I like to get a ride out of some of your compatriots, say go through the six, ten, fourteen, maybe eighteen years, whatever it may be.
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But stocking up means something different to everyone: There are those who intend to ride out the apocalypse one spoonful of peanut butter at a time, and those who can turn a random pile of canned goods into an impressive-looking meal even when the world is on fire.
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The reduction in demand for long-haul air travel around the world in response to the spread of the novel coronavirus has lead global airlines to send their planes to Marana for storage where they will ride out the downturn in the desert sun rather than the cold.
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While it could have an impact on that projection for FY2021 and its ability to land new customers this quarter, it seems like it has the money and revenue to ride out the situation for the short term without making any moves to reduce headcount at this critical time.
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Camilla Born, who analyzes energy policy at the research and advocacy group E3G, said that while Mr. Macron could be faulted for not putting in place social measures that would allow French citizens to "ride out the challenges of change," the price of inaction was ultimately far more costly.
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Large chains and well-funded restaurant groups have the resources to ride out a protracted shutdown, but the independent restaurants that make up about two-thirds of the American dining landscape — noodle shops, diners and that charming urban restaurant that always had a line out the door — may not survive.
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Large chains and well-funded restaurant groups have the resources to ride out a protracted shutdown, but the independent restaurants that make up about two-thirds of the American dining landscape — noodle shops, diners and that charming urban restaurant that always had a line out the door — may not survive.
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Flooding from Harvey knocked out electricity to the plant as well as backup systems meant to keep the chemicals, called organic peroxides, cool and stable, forcing an 215-person "ride-out" crew to move them around in trailers as the waters rose before abandoning the plant under the local authorities' orders.
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Despite that day's driving sleet (and the fact that none of the society's previous Shakespearean inductees, like the skylark and the nightingale, had survived), this inaugural flock managed to ride out the rest of that winter of 1890, some under the eaves of the nearby American Museum of Natural History.
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In general, newly minted public companies need long-term shareholders such as mutual funds in order to ride out the ups and the downs of the stock market, especially right after a public debut, said Bob Ackerman, founder and managing director of Allegis Capital, a venture firm based in San Francisco.
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Between those epic time wasters, and plenty of naps, I managed to ride-out a pretty nasty summer bug without getting too miserable—though it wasn't until the heat broke outside and I was able to get some fresh air that I really shook-off the last of my illness.
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Flamingos take refuge in a shelter ahead of the downfall of Hurricane Irma at the zoo in Miami Cheetahs and flamingoes, elephants and tigers, thousands of animals in Florida's zoos and exhibitions will largely ride out Hurricane Irma in secure enclosures, zoo operators report, with evacuations for only for the most vulnerable ones.
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In all, 16 companies ended the quarter with hedging positions reduced by a total 66 million barrels, mostly as a result of expiring hedges - a long-anticipated trend that leaves most of the industry with little insurance to ride out a market expected to trade below $40 a barrel through the year.
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Whatever the final number ends up being, every dollar clawed back gives owners more resources to ride out a possible work stoppage when the current CBA expires in 2020—and more importantly, saps the union's ability to fill a war chest of its own, something players will need if they're foregoing paychecks.
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In all, 16 companies ended the quarter with hedging positions reduced by a total 66 million barrels, mostly as a result of expiring hedges – a long-anticipated trend that leaves most of the industry with little insurance to ride out a market expected to trade below $40 a barrel through the year.
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Westwood, whose sense of humor is drier than a baked green, said he would lean on his 21-plus years of experience to ride out a long week that became more mentally and physically challenging when the tournament lost almost a full day of play on Thursday to a series of electrical storms.
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In Boston, where pedestrians step over drug users who are nodding off on a stretch of Massachusetts Avenue known as Methadone Mile, an organization for the homeless has planned what it calls a safe space, where users could ride out their high under supervision; it would not allow actual injection on site.
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Last but by no means least, the Federal Reserve— the American government's premier demand-management agency — needs to commit to allowing a small spurt of inflation if that's what it takes to ride out this crisis, and to extending maximum support to whatever the nation's elected officials decide to spend money on.
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Lisa Presgraves, 48, a bartender at a restaurant in Kill Devil Hills on North Carolina's Outer Banks, said that she would ride out the storm as she always did, in her condominium in the barrier island community of Nag's Head, even though it was included in the Dare County mandatory evacuation order.
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Other North Koreans living in Seoul said relatives had been requesting more money over the last year, not only to ride out the sanctions but also to cover what they said was the growing cost of bribes paid to North Korean officials, who are also trying to profit from the new cash economy.
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" American's CEO, Doug Parker, told employees in a video message that the airline is eligible for about $12 billion of the $50 billion in combined loans and grants for passenger carriers made available by the bill, which he said "will allow us to ride out even the worst of potential future scenarios.
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Whether Russia can easily ride out a new round of sanctions is far from certain, especially at a time when companies and banks that racked up debts in the West before 2014 are now facing payment deadlines that will become increasingly difficult to meet because of credit restrictions on Russian entities under sanctions.
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Only this time, lowering interest rates can go only so far: It will not get people traveling or dining out any sooner, but it could allow businesses to pay lower interest rates and help keep them solvent longer in hopes they can ride out the economic damage from the spread of the virus.
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I don't think that cryptocurrencies or bitcoin, specifically, is ever going to go to zero, but I think that if you're someone who's willing to have it go to zero, then you can ride out the stomach-lurching of volatility that I think we're going to continue to see for a while.
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More to do nearby: Take a 15-minute ride out to Virginia Key to knock back a cheap beer and take in the full ocean view at the Wetlab, which is perpetually jam-packed with marine biologists (not weird, since it's attached to the University of Miami's Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science).
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Constellation Brands just cut bait on a billion-dollar craft beer bet that fell short of expectations, but the seller of Corona and Modelo in the United States says it plans to ride out an even heftier investment in cannabis -- even though it, too, hasn't panned out as initially hoped.
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There are definitely plenty of other contenders for Artist of the Decade (a title both the AMAs and Billboard recently bestowed on Swift) — artists who have hugely impacted pop music over the past 22017 years and managed to ride out the seismic, industry-wide shifts they've contained, from Beyoncé to Lady Gaga to Kanye West.
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He is weathering the most tumultuous period in his tenure there — a predicament for which he has himself to thank, and one that raises the question of whether the multitalented but apolitical Mr. Fallon can ride out the current era of politicized, choose-your-side entertainment, when he just wants to have a good time.
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On their website it says: "Created by our Silicon Valley based team, the EpikGo brand features the newest technology and is the SAFEST ride out there" All these hoverboards are created in mass quantity in factories in China, but it had been a while since I had tried a new hoverboard, so I was curious if anything was different.
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In the case of InfoWars, it's a sizeable online store selling everything for the right-leaning individual who believes the world is falling apart and that InfoWars has the solutions to fix it, or at least ride out the storm: alternative medicinal remedies, coffee ("Wake up, America" is the slogan), body armor, water filters, Trump gear and more.
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In this episode alone all the insects and fish started dying, which meant that, instead of the Earth being inhabitable for six more months they now only have two months, a kid died, and we saw the mass grave of a bunch of believers who had hoped to ride out the first apocalypse in a secure bunker.
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What is harder to discern is how much of this has happened as part of some grand design, and how much is — if not exactly an accident — simply an ability to roll with the punches, to have enough institutional expertise to ride out the sort of seismic changes that Leicester has seen in the last three years.
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In September, as Hurricane Dorian pummeled parts of the southeastern United States, the team of marine mammals from Strategic Weapons Facility Atlantic in Kings Bay, Georgia, where they patrol the waters for enemy crafts or other intruders, were evacuated to Naval Surface Warfare Center Panama City Division in Panama City, Florida, to ride out the storm.
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That was at various times an escape from the past, a NBA title, a paycheck, and, eventually, just a spot on a bench where he could yell "I LOVE BASKETBALL" at the foul line and ride out to the end as one of the last players to have played in the halcyon days of the 1990s NBA.
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Get the latest updates here, plus maps and full coverage The deal hammered out overnight in Washington for about $2 trillion in federal aid to help the U.S. ride out the pandemic is expected to pass quickly in both houses of Congress — though there was some last-minute squabbling on Wednesday — and get President Trump's signature soon after that.
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The travel restrictions affect European countries in the Schengen Zone and will only allow flights to 11 approved entry airports throughout the US.The big three US airlines are in a good position to ride out a downturn and the effects of the travel restrictions but some European airlines may not survive the next few months, Harteveldt explained.
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"All [US] airlines have taken steps to increase their balance sheets, build up cash reserves, and pay down debt," Harteveldt said, adding that carriers are in "much better shape than they were 12 years ago during the financial crisis," which will likely enable them to ride out the downturn and losses incurred from the president's restrictions.
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GRAND BAHAMA Marsh Harbour Sweetings Cay GREAT ABACO BAHAMAS Atlantic Ocean 30 miles FLORIDA DORIAN LANDFALL Gulf of Mexico Detail area Miami BAHAMAS CUBA 200 miles CUBA By The New York Times "We're now set to ride out the rest of the storm," he said in a broadcast carried by the Broadcasting Corporation of the Bahamas.
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Pay attention to the financial news and do your own research when making investment decisions"The more you educate yourself on the volatile nature of the stock market and the historical trends the more prepared and confident you will be to ride out any storm that may come," Gideon Drucker, CFP at Drucker Wealth Management, said.
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After the storm passes and authorities determine it's safe to travel around Charleston, the ride-out team will be relieved by a recovery team, which will assess the building, clean up if needed, then work to move the sickest sea turtles back to the ICU -- all steps toward getting the building ready to open to the public again.
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"I would be worried to really disclose what we are up to, what our strategy is, to an oil major until you really see shareholders and boards of directors state that, all right, this is our carbon budget for the next 25 years, we are going to ride out oil, but we are going to actively invest in the energy transition," he says.
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When investors can't help themselves but hoover up vast quantities of the likes of Snap or Go Pro at IPO (initial public offering), regardless of the actual proven fundamentals you know you pretty much just ride out the "you just don't get tech do you Steve" bull and wait for the quarterly reports to come in over the months ahead.
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Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaMichelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her US ambassador to Germany calls out journalists who blocked him on Twitter MORE likely gave her husband an angry critique of Trump's address during their long airplane ride out of town.
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The pair became incredibly popular with the British public and Victoria Beckham even bestowed her husband with a new nickname, 'Golden Balls', while their ability to manipulate the media – no doubt aided by Simon Fuller, the massively influential talent manager who had masterminded the Spice Girls and with whom David Beckham signed just after leaving Manchester – saw them ride out several tabloid scandals almost completely unscathed.
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After re-emerging from the cave with Finlayson, I would spend the rest of the afternoon rejiggering my travel plans in a mild panic, trying to catch a ride out of Gibraltar and into Spain that night, so that if the Spanish exacted a retaliatory border-clogging after the results were announced, I could still make my flight home from Malaga the next day.
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Accompanied by local SF car club's City Boyz Muscle, Fox Body Movement, and the Guns Down Bikes Up Dirt Bike Club, Casa and Tymba get right to it spinning donuts at the ride out (San Francisco's version of a sideshow) outside Candlestick Park before the 49ers faithful head over to the "Building That Barry Built" aka AT&T Park to keep it super live in the parking lot.
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Nvidia's current Pascal architecture was introduced over a year and a half ago with the GTX 1080, which still remains one of the best gaming GPUs available — only really topped in performance by its turbocharged successor, the GTX 1080 Ti. Volta GPUs will be a lot more expensive for Nvidia to produce, so the company may want to ride out the Pascal wave as long as it can.
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