ROUND-THE-CLOCK CARE Prisoners with cognitive decline can require round-the-clock care and help with dressing themselves, brushing teeth and going to the restroom.
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ROUND-THE-CLOCK CARE Prisoners with cognitive decline can require round-the-clock care and help with dressing themselves, brushing teeth and going to the restroom.
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This is an industry that needs people round the clock.
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Also: Working round the clock; the joy of doing chores.
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Nursing, pumping, eating, sleeping, round the clock vigilance and caretaking.
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It's all about round the clock sex, it's all … c'mon man!
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But two armed body guards now follow her round the clock.
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It will also monitor conversations about television programs round the clock.
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Her television showed old Westerns and The Munsters round the clock.
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Your character in the movie monitors the news round the clock.
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He is partly paralyzed, cannot speak and requires round-the-clock care.
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There are no lectures, and the building is open round the clock.
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Entire city blocks have been flattened by round-the-clock aerial bombardment.
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Those areas have been under round-the-clock curfews since last month.
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In Chennai, Rajinikanth's hometown, shows ran almost round-the-clock from 4.00am.
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There's also a cable channel that shows Go matches round-the-clock.
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He is the first E.P.A. administrator to have round-the-clock security.
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Social media and round-the-clock news delivery demand our constant attention.
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Guards should impose pervasive, round-the-clock video surveillance to prevent escapes.
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Huawei employees are being plied with round-the-clock meals and snacks.
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What is going to happen is that you have round-the-clock protection.
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A ventilator keeps her alive and she has round-the-clock nursing care.
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Until October of 2015, he was even under round-the-clock police guard.
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She immediately received death threats and has been given round-the-clock security.
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It is also paying for round-the-clock fire patrols on the estate.
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We need a team of people to watch the kidnappee round the clock.
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The tearoom, often open round-the-clock, is for snacking, or turbo-snacking.
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The sites will have prefab sheds, round-the-clock security and social services.
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He was offered round-the-clock surveillance but refused it, Mr. Lazzaro said.
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For major law firms in Britain, clients often expect round-the-clock availability.
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COMEX are almost round the clock because their technology supports that - ours doesn't.
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Many of these children have complex health conditions and need round-the-clock care.
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Until October, he was under round-the-clock police guard, 365 days a year.
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To handle the demand, some theaters have even begun offering round-the-clock showings.
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Consider the problem of providing round-the-clock drug delivery that's safe and accurate.
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Q: You adopted your parents' round-the-clock work ethic, and it paid off.
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Sports news channels offer round-the-clock coverage of every pregame interview and workout.
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"I'm over here, working 'round the clock to give you free college," McKinnon said.
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In her own lab, Dr. Holscher acts as a round-the-clock personal chef.
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"The incinerators have been working round-the-clock," one resident told Radio Free Asia.
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"The incinerators have been working round the clock," one resident told Radio Free Asia.
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Stryk pitched his clients policy expertise, round-the-clock work habits and personalized service.
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Barrasso added that the documents only supported Pruitt's requests for round-the-clock security.
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Meanwhile, Democratic activists—generally in blue states—are calling for round-the-clock resistance.
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Ahmad has been getting round-the-clock police security since months after the riots.
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Staver left school and got a job that wasn't compatible with round-the-clock napping.
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Unauthorized nurseries that offer round-the-clock care for children from newborns to school age.
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Forensic teams were working round the clock to finish identifying the victims and conducting autopsies.
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He was left nearly paralyzed and required round-the-clock care that included occupational therapy.
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Vigilance would be enhanced, with more officers and round-the-clock surveillance from extra cameras.
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The authority should provide round-the-clock bus service, even on weekend nights, he said.
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He has a round-the-clock security detail—the first E.P.A. administrator to have one.
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The raid followed round-the-clock surveillance imposed by Germany's domestic intelligence service last Thursday.
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"One hundred percent," of course, connotes certitude, round-the-clock commitment, totality, crystal clarity, perfection.
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It's not a hedonistic binge where you eat pizza 'round the clock because you can.
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Caring for her with pulleys, lifts and vans became Ms. Windsor's round-the-clock life.
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Some have left their families and worked round-the-clock shifts to battle the virus.
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Hirsi Ali eventually left Holland; Wilders has lived under round-the-clock surveillance ever since.
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He depends on having enough workers for round-the-clock shifts, seven days a week.
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So, I borrow my strength from the healthcare workers who are healing round the clock.
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They offered him round-the-clock protection against Shotti and his associates, but 6ix9ine declined.
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That will mean "round-the-clock work" in a few months if conditions are favorable.
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The round-the-clock detail was just one ramped-up security decision made under Pruitt.
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"We have demand for co-working to be round the clock," Ms. Edwards-Gandsy said.
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The Wrangler became so hot that FCA started running the plant virtually round the clock.
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I contacted a private agency and arranged for round-the-clock nurses at our expense.
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Police guard the entrance to Mr Li's door round the clock and monitor all his communications.
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At that point America's vice-president, Mike Pence, raised concerns about "round-the-clock political indoctrination".
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A second insider told PEOPLE the movie mogul doesn't think he needs round-the-clock help.
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It's a home she shares with five others, all of whom receive round-the-clock care.
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As the third-highest ranking House Republican, Scalise has a round-the-clock Capitol Police detail.
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Shia LaBeouf's round-the-clock webcam protest of President Trump has a new viewer ... the NYPD.
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First responders, hospital staff and public health professionals would be pressed into round-the-clock service.
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In the era of round-the-clock reporting, there have to be constant stories, unceasing narratives.
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But Trump Jr. has also complained about the round-the-clock presence of Secret Service agents.
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Tune in to Lifetime, which has been offering 'round-the-clock Christmas programming since Oct. 25.
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On other days the unemployed 42-year-old sleeps on benches in round-the-clock cafes.
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But there is a glimmer of hope, even in these times of round-the-clock upheaval.
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Packaged foods feature expiration dates, while meat and dairy are refrigerated round-the-clock in supermarkets.
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The country's security and law enforcement agencies are working round the clock to protect the public.
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As Scorsese worked round the clock to edit the picture, the religious right moved against it.
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The audit found no documented evidence to support Mr. Pruitt's need for round-the-clock security.
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E.G. says Conrad's behavior has forced her to get 'round the clock security at her home.
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But after learning she has degenerative heart disease, she's in need of round-the-clock care.
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She agreed that this constituted a crisis and should trigger the promised round-the-clock care.
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It can all be streamed round-the-clock, as the content loops go on for hours.
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NURSING HOMES These facilities provide round the clock care for people with more serious health conditions.
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"It's just really annoying because these people seem to be working round the clock," Nwanze says.
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Unlike some of today's round-the-clock billionaires, Rockefeller worked at a much more leisurely pace.
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The app is designed to allow banks to settle round-the-clock payments in the country.
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The current owner took over in 226 and the spa became a round-the-clock operation.
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The findings may also suggest another group of patients who should have round the clock monitoring.
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While Ms. Faye ran her B&B, she paid for round-the-clock care for Mrs.
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He was now in the Political Security prison, in shackles and round-the-clock solitary confinement.
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The centre will primarily focus on providing round-the-clock customer service, especially support for critical incidents.
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At age 6, Brighton has the developmental abilities of a newborn and requires round-the-clock care.
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Portland&aposs ICE headquarters has been the site of a round-the-clock protest since June 17.
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Gilbert explains that she stopped writing City of Girls to serve as a "round-the-clock" caretaker.
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Every day she was there round the clock, standing by my shoulder… A.L.S. is defined by loss.
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Z.R.S., now two, has special needs, including a caregiver to administer round-the-clock medicine and feedings.
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Local authorities have been slow to provide the camps with round-the-clock electricity and hot water.
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In the B2B space, the promise of a round-the-clock, cost-efficient workforce may seem attractive.
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She worries as she has adjusted to the rhythms of round-the-clock feedings and diaper changes.
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She will also pay for a round-the-clock security detail and wear a GPS ankle bracelet.
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The company said it would have vessels on standby round the clock in case of any emergency.
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And Syrian state TV, which normally broadcasts round-the-clock news, aired a program about mouth cancer.
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Sur, which boasts UNESCO World Heritage sites, has been under a round-the-clock curfew since Dec.
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Saving the planet involves some rough hours (pretty much the graveyard shift, if not 'round the clock).
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Police granted him bail as investigations continue and he will be under round-the-clock police surveillance.
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The university is guarded round the clock by riot police, after around 1,100 were arrested last week.
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Frantic residents of the building where the girl lived organized round-the-clock shifts guarding the entrance.
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The agreement has also required round-the-clock diplomacy to keep its pieces together and moving forward.
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For example, the "Bathroom bar offering so-called 'round-the-clock' protection" at 23A is DIAL SOAP.
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Before O.J. and before Clinton-Lewinsky, the Menendez murders made courtroom TV a round-the-clock obsession.
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World Health Organization declares the coronavirus a pandemicSingapore is working 'round the clock' to find coronavirus cases.
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But when I'm working round the clock on an emergency response, Facebook and Instagram are my escape.
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Like many with FAS, Marc does best in settings that provided structure and round the clock staffing.
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In a few months, the man went from being completely independent to requiring round-the-clock care.
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"All key sources of industrial pollution will be placed under round-the-clock online monitoring," he said.
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I didn't anticipate a round the clock assignment when I pulled out of my garage Monday morning.
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Then Mr. Rosen began buying and repairing old machines to operate in bars, a round-the-clock job.
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The K5 robot offers round-the-clock surveillance and a suite of features designed to detect potential threats.
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What could she be hiding that we round-the-clock chroniclers of all things fashion need to know?
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Sometimes a person's disability requires daily care that can range from a few hours to round-the-clock.
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Fortunately, Mom had a long-term insurance policy to cover the cost of having round-the-clock aides.
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Norway, with its abundance of round-the-clock hydroelectricity, wants to play a role as Europe's "green battery".
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After three days of round-the-clock negotiations, the conference rooms had begun to smell, one adviser said.
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We're told he'll have round-the-clock staff monitoring him to keep him on the straight and narrow.
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Like Tilly, her son Brody is a five-year-old SWAN child who needs round-the-clock care.
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Federal data suggests that about 242,23 nursing home residents have a low need for round-the-clock assistance.
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With nearly six million trips each day and round-the-clock service, New York's subway is the heavyweight.
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It's how, according to Costi, Pastor Hinn lives, along with his round-the-clock security and armored vehicles.
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He said continuous air strikes and round-the-clock drone surveillance had prevented them fleeing to neighboring Syria.
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RISE, much like the Missouri program, offers round-the-clock hotline support to providers dealing with traumatic events.
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That ESPN decided to have round-the-clock coverage of his jersey retirement, however, is not Jeter's fault.
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The doctrine was rescinded in 1987, so now we have whole networks devoted to round-the-clock propaganda.
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Maybe dating dads are working round the clock to afford the products advertised in the commercials they mimic.
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Round-the-clock teams are slowly fixing the drainage pumps and turbines that failed badly earlier this month.
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Undercover officers observed him round the clock and he had been prevented from speaking to his old contacts.
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There is already an ongoing investigation into Pruitt's travel expenses and use of round-the-clock security detail.
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Some protesters have set up a tent camp outside Parliament, vowing to keep a round-the-clock vigil.
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The Solon, Ohio, couple have about $130,000 in expenses for Mr. Godbole's round-the-clock, in-home care.
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But after four days of round-the-clock emergency operations, "we have exhausted every asset we have," he said.
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Agents now provide round-the-clock assistance globally, helping subscribers finalise their websites while also selling them new products.
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If an automatic trigger fails to fire, a support team works "round-the-clock" to push out the alerts.
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He had arrived at the sanctuary near death and required round-the-clock care from Indra and her staff.
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While I'm usually only there on weekends, it's getting to the point where she needs round-the-clock care.
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The psychiatrist will join Kanye's West Coast treatment team, which has been providing extensive, almost round-the-clock care.
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Galgoczi could use round-the-clock care, but even if Hungary had adequate nursing homes, neither she nor Mrs.
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It was shift-based and rotations were round the clock, so there were maybe eight curators at a time.
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During long negotiations in hotel conference rooms he would marvel at the luxury of round-the-clock room service.
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For example, she says he made more than $140k just from "Elf," which plays 'round the clock during Christmas.
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The start was delayed until January 2011, in part because of issues with programming the round-the-clock network.
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The promise of concierge medical practices is to provide round-the-clock access to doctors when patients need it.
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And so began their round-the-clock work to release and reunite the mothers of Eloy with their children.
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She is recovering physically and mentally, while dealing with sleep deprivation, round-the-clock caregiving and possibly breast-feeding.
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Concerns about round-the-clock availability of electricity from a highly renewable grid, a common fear, are mostly misplaced.
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Another plan envisioned destruction of the entire North Korean air force — nearly 500 aircraft — with round-the-clock airstrikes.
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Citigroup runs three cyberattack response centers — in Budapest, New York and Singapore — that give it round-the-clock coverage.
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In an era of unvetted round-the-clock news reporting, too many innocent people end up being falsely accused.
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He breathes with the help of a ventilator, is fed through a tube and needs round-the-clock care.
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The government covers round-the-clock care for the mother, who is 22012 and paralyzed from the waist down.
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Subsys is supposed to be used only by cancer patients who are already on round-the-clock pain drugs.
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What's more, blowback from a bad quarter or PR crisis can consume their attention round-the-clock for weeks.
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And during impeachment, we were providing round-the-clock fodder for cable and that's where it really took off.
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In UAE, his family said he had round-the-clock security at home and informed authorities about his whereabouts.
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Doctors have Briana on round-the-clock bed rest, and meds to slow the contractions because it's just too soon.
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Wendy Williams just made a very personal revelation -- she's now getting round-the-clock help to deal with addiction issues.
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Having begun round-the-clock operations a year and half ago, its operators are sharpening their skills in novel ways.
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Dan Reilly, 203, is the local Warning Coordination Meteorologist, part of the National Weather Service's round-the-clock professional staff.
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The couple also has five children between them, including one who is severely disabled and requires round-the-clock care.
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Meanwhile, opponents (abroad, in the media and in other branches of government) work round the clock to undermine your efforts.
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Initially, it was believed that only a few dozen theaters had opted to do round-the-clock showings like this.
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Residents complain of indiscriminate operations and round-the-clock curfews have left even the sick unable to get to hospital.
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O'Connor visited her husband frequently at the assisted-living facility where he received round-the-clock care for Alzheimer's disease.
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It captures shots and sends you alerts whether you're at home or away, for round-the-clock peace of mind.
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While security forces completed Nusaybin and Sirnak operations, a round-the-clock curfew was still in place, the sources said.
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From taking his daughter to visit colleges to murdering adversaries round-the-clock, Tony is one hell of a dad.
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Only rooftops and treetops were visible from his boat where he and two of his friends worked round the clock.
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In August, the company cut a deal with digital sports network Stadium for its round-the-clock college sports coverage.
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The leisure and hospitality industry employs over 375,000 workers in Nevada and operates round the clock, 365 days a year.
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The revised deal was reached after days of "virtually round-the-clock negotiations," Sears attorney Ray Schrock told the court.
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Each of the 14 properties comes with a private swimming pool, a tropical garden and round-the-clock butler service.
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Dayton, Ohio's mayor Nan Whaley reportedly received a round-the-clock security detail following a feud with President Donald Trump.
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Last month, de Blasio asked the federal government to help foot the bill for Trump's round-the-clock security detail.
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Since December 2016, the family has raised more than $183,000 for Overton's round-the-clock care, medicine, equipment and food.
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Around the world, the yellow taxi is iconic, along with our filthy but mostly reliable round-the-clock subway system.
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It would be wildly expensive, incredibly demanding and politically difficult to maintain round-the-clock surveillance on several thousand suspects.
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The most recent wave of arrivals last year saw Akter working round the clock, seeing around 80 patients a day.
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That does not include round-the-clock hours that lawyers have tallied on the probe in the past two months.
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It takes an ad hoc "war room" at Facebook headquarters with dozens of staff members working round-the-clock shifts.
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The lab became known as the Purple Dorm because people worked there round the clock, through weekends, holidays, vacations, honeymoons.
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If your partner's job demands round-the-clock availability, discuss reasonable boundaries that would satisfy both the job and you.
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She had three round-the-clock caregivers, including one who slept in the same room beside Ms. Reno's hospital bed.
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The boys have a rare neurodegenerative disorder, and Ms. Gonzalez Gil is actively involved in their round-the-clock care.
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That led to calls for enhanced security measures for rank-and-file members who don't have round-the-clock security.
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Sporadic radio and television advisories have morphed into round-the-clock coverage on local television, CNN and the Weather Channel.
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There is round-the-clock security and a concierge, Ms. de Champfleury said, and the building has an outdoor pool.
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At The Times, the Year in Pictures is the result of weeks of near round-the-clock culling and editing.
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I was happy to relay those offers of funds for relocation to a safer community and round the clock security.
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Ripple said that the app would make it easier for banks to settle round-the-clock domestic payments in Japan.
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British police mounted a round-the-clock guard to prevent his escape, saying he would be arrested should he leave.
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These personnel are tasked with flying the International Space Station — a round-the-clock job that can't be done just anywhere.
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We provide round-the-clock services including: food, shelter, medical and mental health care, clothing, educational support, supervision, and reunification support.
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The round-the-clock filibuster easily surpassed a 58-hour session by 103 members of Canada's New Democratic Party in 2011.
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There's a round-the-clock live stream as the Nautilus vessel and its submersibles search for new discoveries along the seafloor.
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Scientists would then watch the animals for three years, round the clock, to see if they developed cancer or fertility problems.
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Initially, it was believed that only a few dozen theaters had opted to do round-the-clock showings of the film.
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Both of the cubs, who are receiving round-the-clock care from the center, are said to be in great health.
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The EPA, however, has not elaborated on what those threats are, although Pruitt does have a round-the-clock security detail.
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Round-the-clock curfews have been instituted in parts of the southeast, where the economy also been devastated by the fighting.
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It requires such early starts and round-the-clock dedication that Schnepp's colleague Jeremy lives on the premises during the week.
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The firefighters are working round the clock across 338 fires detected in Sumatra's Riau province and Kalimantan, between Friday and Sunday.
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Saturday and early Sunday morning at the site, which is monitored by workers and local police, but not round-the-clock.
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He relished the round-the-clock bacchanal of the West Side piers, photographed hustlers, and filmed the drag star Mario Montez.
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London joined a small club of cities — New York, Vienna and Copenhagen, among them — in offering weekend round-the-clock service.
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Polonsky, in protest, declared the hunger strike and took up round-the-clock residence in a tent on the construction site.
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In 2016, his family launched a GoFundMe page to raise funds to help pay for Overton's round-the-clock home care.
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Within a few years, the sisters were sent to the capital, a day's journey by train, for round-the-clock coaching.
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Round-the-clock curfews have been instituted in parts of the southeast, where the economy has been devastated by the fighting.
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You can count on the round-the-clock concierge service to help you make travel plans or reservations at exclusive restaurants.
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Your hometown newspaper, television and radio stations offer round-the-clock news tailored to your community, your neighborhood, your everyday needs.
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After all, if you're stuck with one person round the clock, then as the saying goes, love the one you're with.
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However, he said, employees abroad are needed in order to meet the demands of customers who need round-the-clock support.
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Subsys, an under-the-tongue spray, was approved only for cancer patients who were already taking round-the-clock opioid painkillers.
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Plastic sinks with multilingual warnings about Hepatitis A dot the landscape; there are new portable toilets with round-the-clock guards.
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While Jewish institutions in most large cities in Germany have a round-the-clock police detail, that was absent in Halle.
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I watched the round-the-clock coverage in Britain and found outrage and pain giving way to a kind of numbness.
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Homeowners who have rooftop solar panels — or want to get them — would also benefit by having round-the-clock renewable energy.
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Monica Adames, 34, a cook at the Loma Coffee Shop, said the police needed to patrol the intersection round-the-clock.
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Worse, his dementia will eventually demand round-the-clock long-term care, which comes with an $8,000 per month price tag.
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But scheduling work is also easier because the subway has not traditionally run round-the-clock, as New York's system has.
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"These platforms are like round-the-clock digital white supremacist rallies, creating online communities that amplify their vitriolic fantasies," Hershenov said.
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He said the volume of videos was overwhelming: more than a decade of round-the-clock footage from dozens of cameras.
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But due to Pruitt's increased security demands, the IG expanded the scope of the inquiry to his round-the-clock protection.
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She is aware of her surroundings and recognizes those family members who have kept a round-the-clock vigil since the accident.
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Calvinism translated Martin Luther's famous slogan for the Reformation, "a priesthood of all believers" into a prescription for round-the-clock productivity.
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We were fixating on what was very likely a traumatic experience for these young people, turning it into round-the-clock entertainment.
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"I'd hate to waste the money to put someone in a nursing home with round-the-clock care early on," he said.
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Ford's plan is to keep its AVs running nearly round-the-clock by catering to both ride-hailing consumers and business customers.
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Screens and round-the-clock air conditioning block virus transmission by keeping healthy mosquitoes from biting infected people and spreading the virus.
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The punishing round-the-clock marathon commemorates a rescue mission that carried diphtheria serum by sled-dog relay to Nome in 1925.
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The round-the-clock operation at the Children's Hospital at Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx began Thursday morning and ended Friday.
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To track a suspect's movements and conversations, police chiefs no longer need to allocate dozens of officers for round-the-clock stakeouts.
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Pruitt faced a slew of ethics controversies that included his first-class travel, round-the-clock security detail, and expensive office equipment.
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It was a smart reminder of the round-the-clock urgent chaos of Station 19 amid the sexy vibes of Grey's Anatomy.
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You also don't have to worry about it falling off its base; levitation works 'round the clock, and it can charge wirelessly.
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Some charge flat rates for initial visits and during a dying patient's final days, when round-the-clock vigilance is often needed.
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Confrontations continued on Sunday despite the authorities imposing round-the-clock curfew conditions on most of the Kashmir valley, the officer said.
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If you survived the round-the-clock news coverage of the 2016 election, this new theory will not sound familiar at all.
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You can find dupes of cult classics, stalk the stores for sales, and even join a club for round-the-clock discounts.
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They said there are no words to describe the emptiness they feel and thanked medical personnel for their round-the-clock help.
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When you think of the typical night shift employee, standard round-the-clock jobs like nursing or bartending might come to mind.
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The head of Peru's penitentiary institute said Fujimori will have access to a doctor during the day and round-the-clock nurses.
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The round-the-clock search at their residence have prompted some public criticism, including Najib's political rivals who are now in government.
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We're told the armed guards provided round-the-clock protection and 3 bulletproof SUVs ... all for the low, low price of $97,165.
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It would have been an adventurous crossing for the animal as Los Angeles is notorious for its round-the-clock, speeding traffic.
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It said that until the panels had all been removed, there would be round-the-clock fire safety patrols on the estate.
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And yet, the severity of Cruz's injuries and his need for round-the-clock care forced the family to make difficult decisions.
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In addition to providing round-the-clock care, caregivers also have to deal with their everyday family, career, financial and personal obligations.
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We're talking nine hours, 300 foils, eight bowls of bleach, and not one, but two round-the-clock hairstylists kind of work.
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Kristin Baird also used the teamwork approach when caring for her mother, who had cancer and needed round-the-clock professional care.
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Instead of round-the-clock care for his wife, he said the hospice left him alone to grapple with her excruciating pain.
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He is now speechless, partly paralyzed and in need of round-the-clock care, and his family has sued the athletic commission.
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Elaine now requires round-the-clock care and frequent medical interventions, the kind of care that family members cannot possibly provide themselves.
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In the meantime, you're now free to focus your energy elsewhere, without the powerful cognitive toll that round-the-clock stress takes.
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I knew Emma Abramovna's social life was more varied than my grandmother's, but it didn't seem like a round-the-clock party.
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Fiona the hippo has come a long way from her six-weeks premature birth and previous need of round-the-clock care.
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But, he's careful to point out that toiling round-the-clock is separate from the runaway train-speed of the fashion calendar.
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But security officials concede not everyone can be given round-the-clock protection, and many businessmen do not want their freedom curbed.
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The email Bice sent included three questions about the end of Clarke's round-the-clock security detail he had at his house.
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He was in a coma at hospital for six months before returning to his house, where he required round-the-clock assistance.
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In addition, because group protests are banned, supporters were holding round-the-clock, single-person demonstrations outside police headquarters in central Moscow.
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It aims to make care more affordable and accessible, with same-day appointments and round-the-clock digital support through telehealth consultations.
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With Albatros providing reliable, round-the-clock power for the grid, Beckers said Mali was now also attracting investments in solar power.
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Athletes typically enjoy amenities such as a fitness center, round-the-clock dining, a media center and dedicated multifaith areas for worship.
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Weekend service will end three hours earlier, at midnight, beginning in June, with round-the-clock single-tracking starting after 8 p.m.
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Collectively they form a hidden museum of obsolete technology and anachronistic employment, a network of cabinets of wonder staffed round the clock.
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The first round of curative treatment required a six-week hospital stay, multiple infusions of chemotherapy and intensive round-the-clock nursing.
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"We have our own way," said Kamarul Bahrain Haron, deputy editor-in-chief of Astro Awani, a round-the-clock news channel.
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The plan was for Yamaha to provide instruments and round-the-clock service for the remainder of Prince's "Piano & A Microphone" tour.
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In July, Huffington Post uncovered Pruitt spent $830,000 on a 10-man, round-the-clock security detail, a first for any EPA administrator.
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The center houses and provides round-the-clock care for mothers and their newborns so that the mother can stay indoors and rest.
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The outbreak has also demanded grueling hours from medical staff, who have worked round the clock to care for rocketing numbers of patients.
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But information uncovered in the department's round-the-clock investigation led authorities to execute a search warrant at the pair's apartment on Thursday.
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At least one bomb threat was sent to the courthouse during the proceedings, prompting round-the-clock security for the judge and prosecutors.
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It says that lignite and its other forms of power generation offer customers secure, round-the-clock electricity, and support lots of jobs.
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The news website said Jaber Albakr had been under round-the-clock surveillance due to an acute risk of suicide and hunger strike.
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It is not clear when that will happen, but the UN says it is working round the clock to get the necessary permissions.
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And eventually, if need be, you may move to another part of the facility where skilled nursing care is available round the clock.
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Success and profitability in short-term markets hinge on high-quality weather forecasts, round-the-clock staffing, and innovative IT systems, Kox said.
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The two sports require different kinds of ice, and Boehler's crew work nearly round the clock to make sure they get it right.
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Minharot Olam's administrators believe that a cemetery sheltered from the weather, with fixed temperatures and round-the-clock lighting, will appeal to customers.
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It's a version of the round-the-clock curbside pick up service that Nordstrom briefly offered in ten markets during the holiday season.
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The nuclear deal places Iran under tough restraints, including inspections, round-the-clock surveillance and tracking every ounce of uranium produced, Kerry said.
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These are useful for round-the-clock control, but also subject to calibration errors and failures in the event of a power outage.
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A Sears lawyer disclosed the agreement during the hearing, telling a judge it materialized after what he described as round-the-clock negotiations.
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Fairbanks Memorial Hospital has opened a round-the-clock clean-air room where members of the public can find respite from the pollution.
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Residents have also been subjected to round-the-clock curfew for more than a month, with many unable to access food or healthcare.
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CBSN, based in New York as CBS News headquarters, launched in 2014 in becoming the first round-the-clock digital streaming news network.
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There were no round-the-clock guards or anything else that would tip off neighbors, or spies, that something unusual was happening there.
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In response, the staff built 10-foot concrete walls topped with concertina wire, and made sure the enclosures were guarded round-the-clock.
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They "turned that community into an enormously profitable round-the-clock drug zone," a prosecutor, Adam S. Hobson, said in his closing argument.
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On paper, South Dakota and other rural states still have enough long-term care beds for people who need round-the-clock care.
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In recent weeks, the Mexican authorities have been breaking up migrant caravans and setting up round-the-clock roadblocks along common routes north.
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After Hadley's birth, Ms. Hathaway, then living with her husband in China, spent two weeks under round-the-clock suicide watch at home.
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This SoHo theater is throwing a round-the-clock party to commemorate a decade in the service of the city's public radio stations.
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She stayed for five years, until she needed round-the-clock care, which is when they turned her room into a studio apartment.
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Just as more women earned degrees, the jobs that require those degrees started paying disproportionately more to people with round-the-clock availability.
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Among them were round-the-clock patrols, mandated by local fire brigades, that are supposed to protect people from their building's flammable skin.
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Though his round-the-clock caregivers go above and beyond the call of duty, he insists that they are there to serve him.
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Mr. Hall's round-the-clock efforts at Stratford and the competing claims of Ms. Caron's film career put irreparable strains on their marriage.
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In a desperate attempt to curb the growing rallies, authorities blocked the internet Wednesday and imposed a round-the-clock curfew on Thursday.
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Most dementia patients eventually require round-the-clock care, yet there is no clear national road map or overarching plan for providing it.
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Recent years have seen the number of power plants that have been the most reliable sources of round-the-clock electricity rapidly decline.
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For now, taxpayers have been able to pay for round-the-clock care, but that may not be the case for future generations.
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"She was in distress and she needed to be rescued," says Bill Hoffman, who is assisting in the pup's round-the-clock care.
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But their contemporary counterparts, he said, are under much greater pressure to deliver quarterly profits, travel constantly and work almost round the clock.
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Some members of Congress are notorious for round-the-clock phone calls, late-night email and fierce attention to their own press coverage.
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Strong returns in the shale sector are pulling in fresh investment, while round-the-clock drilling and new rigs are boosting production, he said.
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She says it's advanced enough that he needs round-the-clock care, but doctors have not said he is necessarily at the end stage.
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Meghan's prioritization of her well-being over her popularity sends a clear signal, even if being royal is considered a round-the-clock job.
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"Significant agency resources are being devoted to administrator Pruitt's 'round-the-clock security, even when he is traveling on non-official business," Whitehouse wrote.
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Since joining Twitter in July 2014, the railways ministry has deployed a round-the-clock team to monitor Twitter and respond to passenger complaints.
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While the Thailand drama got round-the-clock international media coverage, the trapped miners in Meghalaya are getting very little attention, even within India.
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In a city that prides itself on ready access to round-the-clock transit options, the pedicab is usually not a commuter's first choice.
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Visitors will be be able to access the Wi-Fi network round-the-clock, but the free service lasts for only for 30 minutes.
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A round-the-clock curfew was imposed in some parts of Idil last week as it become a new focus for the security operations.
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From inflated polling to round-the-clock negative treatment to taking words out of context, the media is throwing everything they've got at Trump.
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CEO Clifton Rutledge told CNBC in an exclusive interview that he is not about the growing number of companies selling breakfast round the clock.
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Unable to afford a hotel room, the woman roamed the streets over the weekend and spent her nights in a round-the-clock laundromat.
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He agreed not to photograph the vast call room, where about 230 operators and dispatchers will soon be working on round-the-clock shifts.
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Following sports these days means having access to players' social-media feeds and to round-the-clock reporting on practices, preparation, and medical information.
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Mr. Ananthamurthy's remarks drew vitriol, abuse and death threats from Mr. Modi's supporters, and he remained under round-the-clock police protection for months.
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She insists on stoking fires in her home round the clock and demonically stares into the flames of a bakery fire at one point.
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The 43-year-old IT contractor in Florida had developed hyperemisis gravidarum—round-the-clock nausea that can lead to dehydration and other complications.
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When an agency or company buys a Babel Street program it gets access to intelligence training, and round the clock tech and analytic support.
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We're told he's been at the hospital with Bey and the twins nearly round the clock, and was seen arriving there early Monday morning.
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It said the Melbourne service would include "rigorous" driver vetting and safety features including a round-the-clock emergency support line and location sharing.
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After Mr. Mitterrand became president in 1981, Ms. Pingeot and Mazarine were given round-the-clock security protection, at the expense of the state.
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The EPA's Office of Inspector General has a number of probes into Pruitt's travel, including his use of a round-the-clock security team.
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Instead, hundreds of round-the-clock airdrops of food and supplies by the British and the Americans triumphantly sustained the city for 10 months.
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But that church did not have the resources to keep up a round-the-clock service, and they feared a raid by immigration agents.
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In the Senate, Democrats' vote to block the measure set off Republican rage, but also intensified round-the-clock negotiations to find an agreement.
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Ms. Abad takes 21 different medicines and has round-the-clock nursing care, all paid for by her children, one of whom lives abroad.
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With the cost of maintenance, gas, and training for agents, that leaves the dollar amount for his round-the-clock security in the millions.
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But the home was right next to the hospital and offered round-the-clock nursing care, two important factors for families choosing a home.
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Although this round-the-clock monitoring was intended as a tool for rehabilitation, observers and participants alike soon recognized its potential to enhance surveillance.
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Huoshenshan's swift construction was the product of a round-the-clock effort fueled by 4,000 workers and 1,000 construction machines, according to China Daily.
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After her hospitalization for the broken hip and weeks of inpatient rehab and physical therapy, we were told she needed round-the-clock care.
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Dunford said creating a round-the-clock "responsive" communications link that could be used in a crisis was a top priority for military ties.
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Detective McDonald's family and the caregivers who look after him round the clock were at his bedside at a Long Island hospital on Sunday.
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Wendy's been going through a rough patch lately -- living in a sober house and getting round-the-clock help to deal with addiction issues.
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There, the local priest, Father Pietro Bongiovanni, was busily preparing for round-the-clock Masses before the procession moved to the Vatican on Friday afternoon.
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The animal hospital has been providing the kitten with round-the-clock care for the past two weeks and is optimistic that he will recover.
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In 2012, in response to swelling popularity in Francophone Africa, a satellite channel called Nollywood TV began offering round-the-clock movies dubbed into French.
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This in turn makes creativity a round-the-clock essential, and thanks to the digital age brands have myriad platforms to exercise their creative flair.
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Federal officials Monday ordered protesters to end their round-the-clock occupation of property outside the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement office in Portland, Oregon.
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As we told you earlier this week, demand is heavy, and we are working round the clock to get the Mavic Pro in your hands.
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"They usually just aren't stuck in facilities long enough for them to be in round-the-clock schooling like is maybe needed today," he said.
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Another time an aging family member—a person supposedly feeble enough to need round the clock care—required immediate occupancy of our third floor walkup.
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Pruitt, the first EPA administrator to have round-the-clock security and a 10-person team of bodyguards, spent an unprecedented $3 million on security.
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Round-the-clock entertainment could open the door to "atheistic or rotten" foreign films and encourage the mixing of the sexes, he said in January.
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And it was genius, and it just ended up being this sort of round-the-clock campaign, and we just kept picking on council members.
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Slaveholders systematically disallowed privacy as they attempted round-the-clock surveillance, and enslaved women were especially susceptible at night to sexual assault from white men.
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"She is aware of her surroundings and recognizes those family members who have kept a round-the-clock vigil since the accident," the statement reads.
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"Our plan is to have 'round the clock security until we all feel safe: guns, gates, fences — but none of that thrills me," she says.
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Hundreds of protesters clashed with security forces in the city over the round-the-clock curfew that has been in place in Sur since December.
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North Korea's Olympians are followed into the bathroom and have round-the-clock security guards who will tackle them if they try to run away.
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More than eight years ago, millions of Arab citizens tuned to Al-Jazeera as it delivered round-the-clock coverage of the "Arab Spring" revolutions.
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A GSG spokesperson says it has sixteen "operatives" in the US, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia, running a round-the-clock volunteer counterterrorism effort.
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Whoever prevails will have to deal with round-the-clock demands, so it seems entirely relevant to inquire about their medical histories and current health.
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The group's campaign has included two extended round-the-clock blockades of a road leading to the construction site, one of which lasted three months.
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Additional rules include the driver and vehicle identification being made known to customers before their journey, round-the-clock insurance and an advanced driving test.
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Her son, Jeffrey Nova, 48, said they had chosen the Rehabilitation Center for its round-the-clock skilled nursing care and proximity to the hospital.
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Staff members conduct round-the-clock head counts, sometimes at 15-minute intervals, all while monitoring the constant flow of boys being received and discharged.
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As you know ... places like San Francisco are putting residents on round-the-clock curfew for the next 3 weeks to stem the virus' spread.
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Clinton's campaign policy director, has faced questions over whether he mishandled classified information in the course of his round-the-clock email traffic with Mrs.
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Mr. Pruitt has a 20-member security detail providing round-the-clock protection that has cost more than $3 million in salary, overtime and travel.
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If you don't wear all of your jewelry and accessories round the clock — and all at the same time — you need somewhere to store them.
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Because her son had epilepsy and needed round-the-clock care, she was unable to work and asked for Kim's help accessing monthly welfare support.
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Anderson says the woman, who is receiving palliative care, will have round-the-clock plumbing help if she needs it, and free services for life.
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It was a murder trial and it was round the clock, so my husband really had to figure out how to be the primary parent.
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So, the result is usually a round-the-clock media narrative that can give the winner a springboard into New Hampshire, South Carolina and beyond.
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Echoing the round-the-clock adulation on state media, Mr. Gonzalez said on government-run television that the Cuban leader's legacy will long outlive him.
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"I believe you can't build peace without justice," said Mukwege, who lives with his wife in the Panzi Hospital which has round-the-clock security.
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Such a move could include requirements such as round-the-clock medical attention and weeks of training the family to manage the equipment, he said.
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Many of us have been forced to quit jobs in order to care for a family member with dementia who requires round the clock care.
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Although he has been offered a round-the-clock aide who could intervene if he is ever tempted to hurt himself, Mr. Wilson has refused.
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"We are working round the clock to save the lives of those who survived and are facing incredible hardship," the UN's World Food Programme says.
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In addition, the JCPOA requires round-the-clock monitoring of Iran's enrichment facilities in Fordow and Natanz, with only the Natanz facility allowed to operate.
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"The initial impetus for the project was to provide illumination for industrial and natural resource exploitation in remote geographical areas with long polar nights in Siberia and western Russia, allowing outdoor work to proceed round the clock," Jonathan Crary, a professor of art and theory at Columbia University, writes in his book about the rise of the round-the-clock labor paradigm, 24/20063.
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"We wanted someone that we didn't need to worry about," said Gnock Fah, noting that early stage start-ups typically require near-round-the-clock attention.
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"Our show doesn't do round-the-clock Trump TV, which is both depressing and also sad because I think television news could do better," O'Brien said.
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The Turkish military started a major counterinsurgency campaign last month, imposing round-the-clock curfews in Kurdish areas to drive Kurdish militants out of their strongholds.
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Officials moved 28 remaining families from the motel to other locations around the city, and offered free round-the-clock security to the 40 remaining properties.
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There is a generator to provide round-the-clock electricity, an oxygen machine to supply the anaesthetic equipment and an anaesthetist who can use the kit.
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" It seems Drake was actually hospitalized by what he said ... "Thank you to the two doctors and nurse that helped me with round the clock care.
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Their portraits are nothing if not kinetic, and they capture this city's 'round-the-clock energy, a force that takes on a life of its own.
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Energy Minister Reza Ardakanian, who is in charge of water resources, said authorities were working round-the-clock to "control floodwaters and to minimize possible damage".
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The Diyarbakir governorate earlier in the day declared round-the-clock curfews in 13 villages near Kulp and two other towns in the mainly Kurdish province.
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Most notably, Pruitt has surrounded himself with an unprecedented round-the-clock security detail that has accompanied him on trips to Disneyland and the Rose Bowl.
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From 1966 until 2010, Lewis appeared on television every Labor Day as host of the round-the-clock telethon to raise funds to fight neuromuscular diseases.
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Consumers will be able to order through the UberEATS app every day of the week, round the clock, as long as the partner restaurants are operational.
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A close aide of Prime Minister Narendra Modi said federal and state officials had been instructed to work round the clock to restore law and order.
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But with round the clock F.B.I. surveillance, including an undercover detective posing as a Transy student, it didn't take long for investigators to connect the dots.
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This round-the-clock Park Avenue bistro is a reliable favorite for fancy-pants clubgoers and night owls for whom a hot dog just won't do.
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He's been accused of spending at least $3 million on a round-the-clock security fleet, far more than his predecessors and higher-level cabinet officials.
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A patient like Mr. Purdy could have left the hospital after as little as two weeks for a round-the-clock rehabilitation center, Dr. Simon said.
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As a physician, having taken calls at all hours of the day and night, I really wonder how jettisoning round-the-clock inbox checks might work.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) on Friday asked the federal government to help foot the bill for Trump's round-the-clock security detail.
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The new rules, the sources said, would put privacy of users at risk and raise costs by requiring onerous round-the-clock monitoring of online content.
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The "Bungalow" suite is three stories with a private terrace boasting an outdoor bar and its very own plunge pool, plus round-the-clock butler service.
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But the administrator cited both instances as reasons why he needs a round-the-clock security detail and has routinely flown first class for business. Rep.
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Energy Minister Reza Ardakanian, who is in charge of water resources, said authorities were working round-the-clock to "control floodwaters and to minimise possibe damage".
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ICE is boosting its operations in sanctuary cities to arrest and deport undocumented immigrants, conducting round-the-clock surveillance in addition to deploying elite tactical agents.
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The report concluded that Mr. Pruitt's round-the-clock security service led to the unauthorized and improper payment of $106,507 in overtime wages to security agents.
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The form was also altered to omit a clause that had required patients to affirm that they were already using a round-the-clock opioid regimen.
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Fixing these problems after the opening is more expensive because trains are running round-the-clock, he said, limiting the time crews have to do work.
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Ms. Nauert said the department now spends more than $2 million in annualized expenses providing round-the-clock security at Mr. Pompeo's current home in Virginia.
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But with so much work to do in your spare time, it's unlikely you have the time to get another degree while working round the clock.
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On his desk, under glass, Comey famously kept a copy of a 1963 order authorizing Hoover to conduct round-the-clock F.B.I. surveillance of the Rev.
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Horror stories of disabled people with conditions like cerebral palsy, or those on round-the-clock oxygen machines, unjustly removed from the rolls filled the media.
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The cell where he is being kept has an officer posted outside his cell round-the-clock and "two cameras focused on" Avenatti, his lawyer wrote.
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At the 86th Street station, the contractor is working round the clock to finish the escalators at an entrance to meet the December deadline, officials said.
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Mr. Liu said the group assigned someone to guard him round the clock for nearly three weeks and packed his schedule with activities to brainwash him.
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State monitors receive an alert each time a camera detects activity and provide agents in the field with round-the-clock images of possible illegal crossings.
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Let me just especially thank all the people in both the states and the federal government who have been working round the clock to save lives.
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The two oldest daughters of April Fobister (the surname is a common one in Grassy Narrows) require round-the-clock care because of severe mercury poisoning.
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Many logs detail the gruesome, round-the-clock task of processing the whale: slicing off the blubber, boiling it to extract the oil, harvesting the bone.
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But will viewers feel fatigued by round-the-clock impeachment coverage and look to watch a favorite holiday film instead of another round of candidate sparring?
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Since August 2015, the Turkish government has imposed 58 open-ended and round-the-clock curfews on 19 districts in seven cities in the country's southeast.
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He's also been accused of misusing taxpayer money on a round-the-clock security team, which has cost the EPA $3.5 million in his first year.
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Kendall Jenner isn't taking any chances after a guy made it inside the gates of her new Hollywood Hills home ... she's hired round-the-clock guards.
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"We have been .. going round the clock to make sure we are working through whatever is needed for customers and the return to service," Mounir said.
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Your tiny contribution — the optional flight, the round-the-clock air conditioning, the daily portion of meat — can, arithmetically, add up to make a critical difference.
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But no matter how much information our round-the-clock news coverage provided, nothing on TV could convey the sensation of being there and experiencing the crisis.
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He is also now prone to chest infections and requires round-the-clock attention, and his mother, a doctor, has left her job to care for him.
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When the planes aren't in use, they're stored at Andrews Air Force Base outside of Washington, inside a heavily protected hangar with round-the-clock armed guards.
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He and a crew of 30 volunteers, including set designers and a costumer, worked round-the-clock to transform a Clearwater, Florida, studio space into a Batcave.
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It said the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) militant attack occurred in the city's Sur district, parts of which have been under round-the-clock curfew since December.
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Her mental illness kicked in right as she failed out of her first term at UC Berkeley, most likely due to her round-the-clock weed use.
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But even when he still had my round-the-clock company in utero, I was petrified for the moment I'd have to leave my little boy alone.
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Which is to say, before NASA had a constellation of satellites collecting round-the-clock data on our planet's temperature, cloud cover, sea level and ice volume.
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It is still unclear if the Chinese are deploying fully armed submarines to maintain a round-the-clock deterrent, as the other ballistic missile submarine powers do.
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The lawyers offered a variety of extra conditions Epstein would have to follow, including wearing a tracking device and being subject to round-the-clock security monitoring.
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The flagged posts are monitored and reviewed by teams working round-the-clock and across the world, with the most serious reports on self-injury being prioritised.
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A round-the-clock health hot line and extra days off away from the work environment are part of its mitigation measures for staff in stressful environments.
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Arnie and Samka are both being monitored round-the-clock, including with ultrasounds, and are taking prenatal vitamins with their diet of fish, squid, shrimp and mussels.
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Twitter is partnering with Bloomberg Media for a round-the-clock streaming television news service on the social networking platform, The Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday.
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Either way, the incident has put 40/40 in a state of worry -- and we're told they've had round-the-clock security since Friday because of it.
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It could be that the price for his head has significantly increased, and he will likely require round-the-clock protection for the rest of his life.
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There are more than 1.7 million nursing beds in the United States, and many Americans require round-the-clock care and the protection of a nursing home.
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Chris Van Hollen of Maryland pressed Pruitt about an EPA inspector general report that showed Pruitt had asked for round-the-clock security early in his tenure.
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Phyllis was lucky in that she could remain at home, and hire round-the-clock help; lucky, too, that she was famous—a legend by any definition.
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Voluntary swallowing is what you use to eat and drink, while spontaneous swallowing, a more reflexive action that occurs round the clock, disposes of mucus and saliva.
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"Even though they knew there was no risk of suicide, I was under round-the-clock surveillance, which means you are checked every 30 minutes," she said.
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The videos' slow pace, lack of sound, and simple visuals strike a tone distinct from the round-the-clock, full-volume blitz of the news media cycle.
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Only recently, with the advent of the "indoor cat," have we finally gained round-the-clock access, and the ability to immortalize our cornered pets' every move.
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It has since surfaced that Pruitt himself requested round-the-clock protection, which has run up EPA's security costs far beyond what it incurred under past administrators.
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The well-heeled who wish for round-the-clock access to doctors, expedited appointments with specialists and members-only hospital amenities are turning to concierge medical services.
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" He said the Uighurs "endure round-the-clock brainwashing" as part of a "deliberate attempt by Beijing to strangle Uighur culture and stamp out the Muslim faith.
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The magazine has placed an emphasis on its digital operations, the better to serve an increasingly younger audience that wants round-the-clock coverage of celebrity news.
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" On Saturday, the hospital gave an update on Lewis, saying that he was "receiving substantial pain relief" and was "in home care receiving round the clock care.
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Officers worked round the clock and found out Lei was expected to meet a male relative, 70, surnamed Ho, at a park in Taipa on Thursday evening.
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Elkins's office reported earlier this month that the EPA did not properly justify spending $3.5 million in 11 months on Pruitt's unprecedented round-the-clock security detail.
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Once he's there and all checked in, our sources say HW will probably get his own cell with round-the-clock surveillance cameras watching his every move.
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All in all, it's no surprise when Max is shifted to a retirement home, where he can knit pot holders and practice his disgruntlement round the clock.
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The fatty acids in ceramides are especially key if you have dry skin, since they help lock in moisture so your skin stays hydrated round-the-clock.
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The project aims to help the village's 3,000 residents, who are not connected to the grid, install solar panels and batteries to access power round the clock.
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Rumors are now circulating that he may reject protection and continue his music career after he's served out his sentence, opting instead for round-the-clock security.
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"For those who have to travel, take extreme caution on the roadways as our crews work 'round the clock to clear the snow and ice," Cuomo said.
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I'm so happy that CNN covered it round the clock, but about 10 days before that there was a shooting across the street from where I live.
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Voters have spent days being barraged by round-the-clock coverage of his first letter, however, and Sunday's quasi-retraction could be way too little, too late.
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It's staffed nearly 24 hours a day (closer to election day it will be a round-the-clock operation), with representatives from 20 different teams across the company.
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In Tulsa, Oklahoma's second-largest city, the state's National Guard conducted round-the-clock patrols of the 20-mile (32-km) levee system that protects some 10,000 people.
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More than 200 aftershocks followed, hampering a round-the-clock rescue effort in which emergency personnel battled rain and cold to comb rubble in a search for survivors.
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A round-the-clock curfew was also imposed in the southeastern town of Sirnak in order to conduct operations against Kurdish militants there, the provincial governor's office said.
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Maximize vacation time in the city that never sleeps with round-the-clock activities and late-night food options all over Manhattan (and maybe even the outer boroughs).
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Twitter launched a round-the-clock streaming news network with Bloomberg Media this week, which is designed to appeal to business people as well as a general audience.
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Livingston Parish The round-the-clock vigilance of rescue teams and police played out Saturday in parishes across central and southern Louisiana, from the Mississippi to Texas borders.
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As one of 18 journalists under the protection of the SBU, he said, he — and his family — now lead a highly restricted life, with round-the-clock supervision.
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Separately, a round-the-clock curfew was once again declared in Diyarbakir's Lice district, the local governor's office said on Monday, as operations against Kurdish militants would resume.
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But Facebook said it had provided "round the clock assistance" to the authorities in Bavaria following a spate of violent attacks in Munich, Wuerzburg and Ansbach last month.
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A channel that plays 'round-the-clock footage of brand logos tenderly sucking and tugging other brand logos, accompanied by the greatest hits of the '90s (and more).
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So far, the #J20 trial hasn't garnered the round-the-clock media coverage of, say, one of Trump's hallucinogenic tweets, but its principles are just as nauseatingly surreal.
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Last summer exceptionally hot, dry conditions whipped up wildfires across Alaska, prompting public radio stations to work round-the-clock to provide updates on road closures and evacuations.
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And last but not least, if you're always hustling and chasing your dreams round the clock, you're a natural fit for the latest updated take on "Power Suiting".
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Nonetheless, Gaines recalls the place as a sort of magical finishing school, a round-the-clock dinner party attended by the most interesting people you could possibly imagine.
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The Kremlin apparently spent about a million dollars a month to fund Internet trolls working round-the-clock shifts in a run-down office building in St. Petersburg.
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The issues he had hoped to highlight — in this case, his diplomatic opening to Cuba — were eclipsed by round-the-clock coverage of violent images from somewhere else.
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Pruitt had acquired a custom S.U.V., biometric locks on his office door, a forty-three-thousand-dollar soundproof phone booth, and a retinue of round-the-clock guards.
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Eleanor Thommes and her sister have reorganized their schedules and finances to take care of their 93-year-old mother, Elising Roxas, who needs round-the-clock care.
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The insurance carrier finally agreed to provide round-the-clock nursing care — after D'ashon choked while no nurse was on duty and lapsed into a permanent vegetative state.
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Siegel and his supporters spent last weekend in nearly round-the-clock meetings with unions, some of whose international leaderships have previously spoken against the Green New Deal.
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The Trump administration requested a round-the-clock security detail for Pruitt before he was even confirmed by the Senate, and the detail started on his first day.
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His 234-year-old son, who had cerebral palsy and required round-the-clock medical attention, was entrusted to the care of relatives, village cadres and village doctors.
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Some years ago we placed my grandmother, who suffered from dementia, in a foster care home that provided comprehensive round-the-clock care to six full-time residents.
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Authorities imposed the round-the-clock curfew in Idil, a town of 73,000 people situated some 25 km (15 miles) north of the Syrian border, on Feb. 16.
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The prefecture said that an extra 560 police officers have been mobilized to secure the area — eight teams of 70 officers who carry out round-the-clock patrols.
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"He is subjected to a continuous and pervasive form of round-the-clock surveillance, and he resides in a constant state of legal and procedural insecurity," his lawyers wrote.
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The Turkish military started a major counterinsurgency campaign against Kurdish militants in the predominately Kurdish southeast region last year, imposing round-the-clock curfews in many towns and cities.
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This is undoubtedly a step in the right direction for workers, particularly when it comes to companies being held accountable for permitting a culture of round-the-clock labor.
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The data is carried back to shore through the Monterey Accelerated Research System (MARS) undersea cabled observatory, which provides oceanographic instruments with round-the-clock power and data connection.
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A couple is suing the British health care system after their baby nearly suffocated during her first breastfeeding, and now requires round-the-clock care for her medical complications.
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Compared to the round-the-clock reportage of last months' hurricanes, news channels have covered Hurricane Maria as if it is a foreign catastrophe rather than a domestic one.
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It should have been one for the ages, but a blood clot on the brain left McClellan permanently disabled, blind, and requiring round the clock care to this day.
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A hysterical political culture and round-the-clock media coverage makes it hard for chancellors to take unpopular decisions, says Kenneth Clarke, who did the job in 1993-1003.
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The round-the-clock work involves a huge offshore ship pumping torrents of sand and water onto the beaches and bulldozers moving it and smoothing it on the shoreline.
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Equipped with 24/7 security monitoring, it protects your belongings round the clock while still granting you quick access via the accompanying app, built-in keypad, or backup key.
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With Colton's frequent hospitalizations and need for round-the-clock care (he can't sit up, use his arms, eat or swallow), planning and paying for a wedding felt impossible.
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The owner, Maulana Malik Muheisen Shafiq, decided to go round-the-clock four years ago to spread the message of Islam—and subsidise the education of the madrassa'spoorer boys.
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Responses are provided by a team of travel agents who are on duty round the clock and have access to artificial intelligence to gather information customized for the traveler.
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An incurable lung disease struck down Nampon and he went from virile kickboxer to a stick thin has-been nursed round-the-clock by attendant family and loyal friends.
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A week later, after round-the-clock treatment by American and British medics in Afghanistan, Germany and on many aircraft, he awoke at Walter Reed National Military Medical Centre.
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Round-the-clock security for Pruitt has cost taxpayers about $3 million, an expense the EPA has justified by saying the beefed-up protection was recommended by security personnel.
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That's just the beginning, and doesn't include the hours of negotiations in January that one Sears attorney described as "virtually round-the-clock" to reach the deal with Lampert.
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And few deaths if any in 2018 was bigger news than that of Aretha Franklin, the "Queen of Soul"; for a time the media coverage seemed round-the-clock.
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Two years earlier, the Supreme Court ruled that law enforcement also needed a warrant before engaging in round-the-clock tracking of a suspect's vehicle, which constituted a search.
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He traveled from Los Angeles to participate in a round-the-clock vigil near the White House that is scheduled to end when Congress is back in session Sept.
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While a hospice is paid about $123 to $200 a day for routine care, they can get paid nearly $1,000 a day if someone needs round-the-clock services.
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The military added another six soldiers were wounded in the attack in Nusaybin, which has been under a round-the-clock curfew since violence erupted there on March 14.
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He says he was 'interrogated day and night,' sometimes for up to eight hours at a time, without a lawyer present, while lights were left on round-the-clock.
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It would not make much of a dent in the expenses of someone caring for a person with long-term, chronic illness accompanied by round-the-clock care needs.
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New York's subway is one of the few systems in the world that runs round-the-clock, leaving workers few windows to get on the tracks and make repairs.
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The woman, a member of the San Carlos Apache Tribe, needed round-the-clock care after a near-drowning incident at least a decade ago, according to Arizona's Family.
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Picking up right where they left off with their coverage of her unfortunately public breakdown in 2007, the site has been posting round-the-clock about her conservatorship battle.
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FOSTER: Vast negotiating teams from both sides will work round the clock to try to reach some sort of deal and they're going to start by looking at the breakup.
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He'd used a wheelchair most of his life, but the pneumonia compounded his muscular dystrophy, leaving him in need of round-the-clock nursing care and derailing his college plans.
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The authorities deployed round-the-clock security guards in parts of Baodi, and said they would allow residents in some areas to leave their homes only once every two days.
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Expect more announcements like this through the midterms as Facebook strives to make it clear that it is working round the clock to keep you, its valuable product users, safe.
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Today -- with the advent of numerous round-the-clock news channels, social media and smartphones in nearly everyone's hands -- it's expected that we'll witness historical moments live, or moments later.
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William-Paisley's father, writer and editor Gurney Williams, cared for his wife round the clock until he and his children placed her in a long-term care facility in 2012.
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Amid the round-the-clock cable coverage of the Simpson case, America learned the difference between what the cops mean to black people versus what they mean to most others.
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Following years of back-and-forth discussions, London could finally become a 24-hour city with the arrival of its long-awaited round-the-clock London Underground services this weekend.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve announced on Monday it planned to develop its own round-the-clock real-time payments and settlement service, with an expected launch in 2023 or 2024.
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Advances in machine learning and analytics technology can help assess and determine the status of thousands of bridges across the country, 'round-the-clock, without direct attendance of human scientists.
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Brodin also highlighted another strategic shift, saying he wants to provide convenient, round-the-clock access to IKEA stores in the company's top 30 cities in the next five years.
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Guillemoles said that there could be potential for "synergies with energy storage, in the form of hydrogen, for instance," that could enable a round the clock supply of clean energy.
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In most cases, Semsprott said, "after the news story dies down," the person with little to no brain function requires round-the-clock care for the rest of their lives.
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And that person will have to hit the ground running in the days immediately after, doing round-the-clock TV interviews and headlining campaign events and fundraisers across the country.
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Epstein had also suggested strict bail conditions, which could include requiring him to remain in his New York City mansion, round-the-clock security monitoring, and an electronic tracking device.
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The House Intelligence Committee, one of Congress's major handlers of classified information, also maintains its own internal computer network and secures its meeting room with round-the-clock uniformed officers.
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He was referring to Hacker Dojo in Silicon Valley, a community space for technology start-ups whose members (fees generally start at $211.27 a month) have round-the-clock access.
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The mayor ofDayton,Ohio where nine people were murdered this month in a mass shooting — was given a round-the-clock security detail following her war of words withDonald Trump.
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It took 125 workers in three shifts round-the-clock to install the concrete slab track on which the trains will run, with some sections as deep as 1.4 miles.
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But Pruitt has been effective at implementing the president's deregulatory agenda, working round the clock to roll back environmental regulations, particularly those aimed at mitigating the effects of climate change.
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This kind of thing goes on round the clock at New York City's only high-volume kitten nursery, run by the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
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Subsys is sprayed under the tongue and approved for use only in patients who have cancer and who experience pain even though they are already on round-the-clock painkillers.
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Lampert, the only bidder offering to keep Sears alive through his hedge fund, ESL Investments Inc, agreed to a deal for 425 stores after round-the-clock negotiations in January.
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The minutes from the meeting, from November 2015, also describe how CBSA management is "looking into" bringing in round-the-clock nurses to the facility as well as a psychologist.
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And while output from solar and wind sources is irregular, geothermal plants offer round-the-clock power, albeit at a higher cost, making the overall grid less vulnerable to disruptions.
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Grant Shapps, the UK's secretary of state for transport, said in a statement that the government and CAA are "working round the clock" to help people affected by the collapse.
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In addition to round-the-clock security, the Ol Pejeta Conservancy also put radio transmitters on the animals and dispatched incognito rangers into neighboring communities to gather intelligence on poaching.
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In New York State, round-the-clock aides are paid for only 13 hours, because they are presumed to get eight hours off for sleep and three hours for meals.
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He said he was "exhausted" after working round-the-clock in the weeks following the shooting and said he was looking forward to spending some time back home in Parkland.
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They each pay $5,200 a semester (roughly $1,300 a month) to live in a dorm room with communal bathrooms, round-the-clock security, and in-building cafeteria and laundry room.
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Announce nuclear test resumption as the central element of the Nuclear Posture Review, and then work round-the-clock to detonate the highest priority test within three to five years.
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Troops and Kurdish militants have clashed violently on the streets, Turkish army shelling has destroyed urban infrastructure, and round-the-clock curfews have been imposed on entire towns and cities.
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While New Zealand police are no longer providing round-the-clock armed guard at mosques, as they did immediately after the shooting, the mosques that were attacked still have protection.
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Screw hotels, the Team USA basketball squad is staying on a massive cruise ship during their stint in Brazil ... complete with round the clock security and a bulletproof security wall!!
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The round-the-clock protest began Sunday, with protesters calling for an end to the Trump administration&aposs "zero tolerance" policy in which all unlawful border crossings are referred for prosecution.
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One man, who asks to remain nameless to protect his and his family's privacy, describes a lifetime of round-the-clock care and too-frequent hospital visits for his five sons.
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According to Jennifer Aniston, that's about as realistic as a waitress and a chef with stretches of unemployment being able to afford a spacious Manhattan apartment and round-the-clock cappuccinos.
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Pruitt's come under scrutiny for the costs for his large, round-the-clock security detail, which he took with him on a European trip last year at a cost of $30,000.
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Some 25 villages near Lice were put under a round-the-clock curfew on Tuesday after authorities determined PKK militants were sheltering and keeping weapons there, the Diyarbakir governor's office said.
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Many of us have worried that the increasingly circuslike, invasive, round-the-clock nature of modern campaigns would frighten off anyone with an inkling of modesty, an iota of self-doubt.
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A police officer from a combat unit was also killed in Yuksekova near the Iraqi border, where security forces began operations and imposed a round-the-clock curfew on March 13.
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We're told the team arrived Tuesday night, and has been working 'round the clock to find pets that were most likely left behind when families had to flee for their lives.
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Epstein's lawyers had asked Berman to release him to house arrest in the sprawling Upper East Side townhouse, with conditions that included round-the-clock monitoring and an electronic tracking device.
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And your $1.5 million investment includes two years of round-the-clock technical support, since it's not like you can just take it into the shop if you have a problem.
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The five-year-old company manages multiple prescriptions for customers by pre-sorting, packaging, and delivering drugs with a round-the-clock staff that can be contacted online or by phone.
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Kim Foxx is taking threats against her life in the wake of the Jussie Smollett case very seriously -- and is now being trailed by round-the-clock security ... TMZ has learned.
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Yellowstone grizzly bear may lose threatened status Since being rescued, veterinarians, biologists and ophthalmologists have been working on the bear round the clock to heal his wounds and minimize his pain.
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It will shelter early stage companies, venture capital funds, a post office, a round-the-clock restaurant, a tax centre and will offer 26 programmes to help out entrepreneurs, Niel said.
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Maintaining a single round-the-clock patrol of two F-35s could require all 16 Japan-based F-35s and cost $3 million per day just for fuel and spare parts.
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It takes 20 agents per suspect for 24-hour surveillance, he said, meaning France could perform round-the-clock surveillance of only a small fraction of those suspected of being radicalized.
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The Turkish authorities have imposed round-the-clock curfews across several southeastern cities and pounded Kurdish militant targets with tanks and artillery, and they claim to have killed almost 5,000 militants.
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" Diaz worked with the husband and wife team of Coleman Rogers and Christina Urso, who created "the Patriots' Soapbox, a round-the-clock livestreamed YouTube channel for QAnon study and discussion.
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But here it goes: Intensive, round-the-clock patrols along the border are required for a fence or wall to work; otherwise, those determined to cross will always find a way.
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The service, dubbed "FedNow," comes following a 2018 request for public comment that found support for a "round-the-clock" real-time payment (RTP) and settlement solution, per a press release.
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OfferUp tackles trust issues through ID verification, buyer and selling ratings and round-the-clock customer support, while VarageSale handles the issue with a heavily regulated community policed by volunteer moderators.
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Russia-25, a round-the-clock state news channel, tried early Monday to stick to its usual fare of patriotic programming, broadcasting a panel "discussion" featuring fiery tirades against the West.
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"I'm spoiled by her," said Ms. Tanaka, a line dancer in her day who is now widowed, blind in one eye and needs round-the-clock care since suffering a fall.
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BENGHAZI, Libya Sept 2 (Reuters) - The commercial port in Libya's second city Benghazi is working round the clock three years after reopening, attempting to raise revenues for its restoration and expansion.
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His lawyers and lawyers for Mr. Trump have been working round-the-clock with a court-appointed master to determine which of the files are protected by the lawyer-client privilege.
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Really, how did a 65-year-old gaijin in a deeply homogeneous place beat almost round-the-clock manned and video surveillance, obsessive restrictions on his movements and Japanese customs safeguards?
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The competition was spectacular and at times destructive, with Team New Zealand capsizing in high winds during the challenger series and having to work round-the-clock to repair the damage.
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If a crime is reported after midnight there, best not hold your breath for a response, since cuts to the sheriff's budget have meant the end of round-the-clock staffing.
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That's greater protection, by the way, than members of the Supreme Court or most other Cabinet members enjoy — and the first round-the-clock protection ever provided for an EPA administrator.
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Hollywood is blanketed in billboards bearing Aparicio's face, "Roma" events are thrown nearly round the clock, and many industry figures received a heavy $175 book about the film published by Assouline.
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"Together we complete each other," he said, adding that it would enable round-the-clock operations once the Hong Kong exchange is able to take advantage of trading during European hours.
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Before it became possible to use mobile phones to check humidity levels and wind speeds by ZIP code on demand, Mr. Coleman pioneered the concept of round-the-clock weather reporting.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve announced on Monday it planned to develop its own round-the-clock real-time payments and settlement service, with an expected launch in 2023 or 2024.
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The music video has played on national newscasts during round-the-clock coverage of the search and rescue operation at the Tham Luang Nang Non cave in far northern Chiang Rai province.
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And her survival is the result of intuitive, amazing round-the-clock care from her keepers — as well as some kind of Fiona-specific tenacity that she probably stores in her ears.
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Another is that British industry has used this reliable, round-the-clock delivery system to exploit "just-in-time manufacturing", which allows carmakers, for instance, to dispense with expensive inventories and warehousing.
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High unemployment means that labor is cheap: The price of dinner for two at a local French cafe is the monthly wage of a nanny or an round-the-clock security guard.
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But the compressed time frame, centralized location, and round-the-clock immersion gave it the feel of a live-action role-playing game, where the only characters we were playing were ourselves.
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His presence at the building has meant that the Secret Service has had to set up round-the-clock security and block off certain sections of the busy section of Fifth Avenue.
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He spent $3.5m on his round-the-clock, 20-man security detail in his first year in office—nearly double what his predecessors spent, on average, and a much larger security detail.
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Young men and women have used scrap metal and rocks to set up a security cordon around the protest site, organizing round-the-clock guards who check people and cars passing through.
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Image: NOAACarbon dioxide concentrations rise and fall annually, but we've also witnessed a steady upward trend since we began collecting round-the-clock observations at Hawaii's Mauna Loa Climate Observatory in 1958.
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For one, a live teller needs to look peppy and respond to customers round-the-clock — a service banks don't offer yet, since most branches stop serving walk-ins by late afternoon.
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But VDKi said coal-to-power plants still had a role to play for some time to come, by offering secure round-the-clock electricity as a back-up for volatile renewables.
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Thanks to Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, Jonathan Van Ness' round-the-clock Instagram stories, and ice skating demigods like Adam Rippon, queer men are having their moment in the spotlight.
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It's not always that easy, though—if you work round the clock playing records you might not always be in the mood to sit around listening to them in your spare time.
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Christina Milian and her famous French boyfriend, M. Pokora, might need to get 'round-the-clock security at their pad, because it's been broken into AGAIN ... and that's TWICE IN 4 DAYS!
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Being so debilitated that they were reliant on food delivered via a tube, were constantly confused or required round-the-clock care were judged similarly by a third or more of respondents.
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We're told Chyna's not the least bit worried about her mother's opinions, because she provides for her 2 kids, protects them and hires round-the-clock nannies to help care for them.
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Every day, a dedicated and highly skilled controller and technician workforce safely manages thousands of flights and maintains the round-the-clock operation of the FAA's vast air traffic and navigational network.
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Speaking in general terms, he explained, scaling back a transplant program temporarily (versus halting it altogether) is not always possible due to the complex, round-the-clock needs of a transplant program.
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The woman's cat had rejected the all-black kitten, likely because of the little one's health condition, so the two-faced neonate would need round-the-clock human care to stay alive.
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Or look how NPR, which has to fill as much time as round-the-clock cable, chooses to do factual reporting and reasoned analysis of what this election will mean to listeners.
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With the aid of a hospice service, the family set up a hospital bed in the downstairs of their home, quarantined themselves from the outside world and became round-the-clock caregivers.
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These sophisticated services include round-the-clock crisis P.R. response, efforts to shape internet search results, and a website with international reports and legal filings intended to bolster his side of story.
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The round-the-clock job generally provides low pay for high demands — both physically and mentally — which is bound to become more common as share of the aging population continues to grow.
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What if the right answer here isn't to meet Trump's worst invective with round-the-clock coverage but to deny him the thing he wants most when he makes those comments: attention?
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This is a phrase familiar to many in the art world from the transformation last fall of the historic venue Artists Space into a round-the-clock movement space and organizing hub.
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The prosecution has gone to extraordinary lengths to safeguard witnesses who are scheduled to testify, refusing to name them in advance of the trial and keeping them under round-the-clock protection.
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Taking advantage of an obscure Dutch law that forbids the police to interrupt church services, ministers at Bethel Church in The Hague had been running a round-the-clock liturgy since Oct.
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As well as maintaining round-the-clock prayers, the church has provided psychological help for the family and teaching for the children, who can no longer go to school or university classes.
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Jasmine Blake, a spokeswoman for the housing agency, said the problems with heat dated to last weekend, when cold temperatures settled in and additional employees were assigned to round-the-clock duty.
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He had two shops in the souk, both now closed, and a textile workshop with four machines and 400 workers running round the clock and exporting across the Middle East, Fadel said.
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Chances are your doctor will tell you to—you guessed it—self-isolate until your results come in, unless you're so sick you require round-the-clock medical care at a hospital.
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But what about those who already live in nursing homes, or will move in over the coming years, because they need the round-the-clock supervision no other kind of facility offers?
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We should be thinking about A.I. in new contexts – the newborn of the overworked parent, the cancer patient who needs round-the-clock attention, and the child with learning and behavioral difficulties.
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"I only had a day and a half to make it," said Ms. Franco, who worked round the clock in the Miami warehouse with security guards provided by the campaign on hand.
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Mr. Reamazhaen and his two sons insisted that the meteorite was theirs, and they took turns protecting it in round-the-clock shifts through the summer and early autumn, Mr. Juman said.
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The three other men had to submit to round-the-clock electronic monitoring, while their hosts agreed to remove all weapons as a condition of the defendants' home confinement, defense lawyers said.
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The round-the-clock national hotline, based in Tucson, received more than 1,500 calls one day this week, more than double than the average number of calls before Mr. Trump was inaugurated.
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In October 2015, the London police ended their round-the-clock surveillance outside the embassy, but they said they were prepared to arrest Mr. Assange if he tried to leave the compound.
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"Chimpanzees are highly intelligent, sentient and emotional beings, and often require round-the-clock care as infants, particularly those that have been through the trauma of wild capture and smuggling," he said.
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The attorney, Ray Schrock of Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP, did not disclose further details of the new offer, which materialized after what he described as several days of round-the-clock negotiations.
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Additional excavation will be conducted beyond Sunday for soil remediation purposes, the Calgary-based company said, adding, it has about 170 personnel round-the-clock on the site engaged in clean-up activities.
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Meantime, continue to do the excellent work which defines this company across all departments and know that the appropriate teams are working round the clock to manage our way through this difficult period.
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For years it has relied on a team of analysts who sometimes work round the clock to interpret aerial footage of fires, so that the perimeter of the infernos can be continuously mapped.
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The celebrity-mogul managed to coast through the primaries on the cheap thanks to an outsized presence on political talk shows and round-the-clock coverage of his frequent spats and outlandish antics.
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China might try something like "Project 119", a round-the-clock training scheme for youngsters, which helped to lift China to the top of the medal table at the Beijing Olympics in 2008.
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Wall tents, a porta-john, a generator, and ATVs marked the camp set up by police, Forest Service, and Mountain Valley Pipeline security to run round-the-clock surveillance of the tree-sit.
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Only one of three of its subspecies, Sudan came to represent the last hope, protected by round-the-clock armed security and given a 20153-acre enclosure at Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya.
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If you live in a city like New York where the restaurants are plentiful and the apartment kitchens are tiny, it's tempting to give in to the convenience of round-the-clock takeout.
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Both companies had offered a commission of 10 percent to drivers — which they claim is the best in the industry — along with 100 percent of all tips and round-the-clock live support.
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His team "consists of 19 agents and includes a fleet of at least 19 vehicles," which "leaves the dollar amount for his round-the-clock security in the millions," according to the report.
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So while the round-the-clock fornication stresses both sexes, only the males produce testosterone, said Andrew Baker, head of a research team that has discovered five new species of antechinus since 2012.
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Her age and lack of mobility — she no longer gets out of the house regularly and has live-in round-the-clock care — have forced a series of adjustments to her work habits.
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Contrary to popular belief, she tells CNBC Make It at a Fuel List event hosted by her wellness site Thrive Global, that she truly became successful when she quit working round-the-clock.
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By early this year, it was clear that her mother, Astrid O'Brien, needed round-the-clock care, and her parents would have to leave their home of 54 years in Riverdale, the Bronx.
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The dedicated content hub for sports gamblers, which launched in September, has live streams starring Barstool's online personalities, round-the-clock programming, free contests where players can win cash prizes, and other content.
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The rescue team also worked round the clock over the past week to pump about 40 percent of the water out of the cave — so much water that nearby farmers' fields got flooded.
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You'd think none of the other teams even existed, thanks to all this round-the-clock coverage of whether Matthews scratched his left or his right cheek when he woke up this morning.
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Immigration officials said they were mounting a round-the-clock effort involving hundreds of federal workers to try to meet the court-ordered deadlines to reunite families separated at the border with Mexico.
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The officials have spent the past five days in round-the-clock war rooms and strategy sessions, gaming out ways to deploy drive-thru testing as Pence and Trump have promised this week.
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But for people taking the drugs, maintaining a round-the-clock regimen is vital: Without it, patients' tolerance to them decreases, and they are at risk for accidental overdose, respiratory depression and death.
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In the meantime, the reporter assigned to the case for Proceso, Jorge Carrasco, began receiving death threats of his own, requiring round-the-clock protection and limiting his ability to follow the story.
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La Zagaleta is patrolled round the clock by guards and has fences with infrared sensors, which make it a place where "safety, security and five-star facilities combine," according to its promotional brochure.
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So with help from Lifetime, who will be offering 'round-the-clock Christmas programming starting October 25, we decided to kick things off in festive style with help from lifestyle expert Laura Fenton.
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The clinic helps the mentally ill avoid winding up in the ER, where round-the-clock activity and confusion is ill-suited to the needs of patients who are already agitated, suicidal or psychotic.
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In its annual report on Wednesday, Amnesty International said round-the-clock curfews had left civilians in some areas in Turkey's southeast unable to access basic rights such as food, education and medical care.
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A small group of volunteers from three tiny charities told The Independent they are working "round the clock" to distribute bottled water, food, and blankets to the children, in a bid to support them.
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The company worked round-the-clock over the past two months to find a buyer but ran out of time to reach a deal that would address its financial woes, according to court papers.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 5 (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve announced on Monday it planned to develop its own round-the-clock real-time payments and settlement service, with an expected launch in 2023 or 2024.
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At Medicom, officials rolled out an emergency plan this week for the Angers factory to add 30 new workers to the 100-person operation, with an eye to moving toward round-the-clock production.
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The odds were stacked against this little baby bread loaf from the day she was born, and it's only because of the zoo's round-the-clock care that she was ever able to rise.
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Politicians — from both parties — as well as environmental groups raised questions about the climate skeptic's spending and lavish travel practices along with his use of multiple email accounts and round-the-clock security detail.
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"She is aware of her surroundings and recognizes those family members who have kept a round-the-clock vigil since the accident," the Spears family said in a statement to People at the time.
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Meantime, continue to do the excellent work which defines this company across all departments and know that the appropriate teams are working round the clock to manage our way through this difficult period. Richard
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Deep was able to tell his tale in detail, recounting his anger, despair and helplessness as they worked round the clock to make up to 1,000 bricks a day for 100 Indian rupees($1.56).
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Because the peso is very liquid and trades round the clock offshore, betting against it seems to be "the path of least resistance" for currency traders, says Luis Arcentales of Morgan Stanley, a bank.
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There have been updates on the injured Tagovailoa running on an anti-gravity treadmill, his round-the-clock treatments and how there was less swelling after this surgery than following his procedure last year.
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It includes filling the child's day with round-the-clock activities, from music and sports to sleepovers; going to great lengths to get him or her into the right schools; and strictly supervising homework.
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It's been reported that the administrator, who prefers to interact with just the political appointees inside the agency, has banned note-taking during meetings and also recently requested funds for round-the-clock bodyguards.
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The 25 percent spike was linked to round-the-clock chat capability and texting in English and Spanish, all added to the hotline last year to make reporting easier, according to the service's head.
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But when the surviving spouse incurred medical conditions that required round-the-clock care, two of the five children refused to return the money to allow their father to receive care in his home.
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The Philadelphia-based group, which joined the meeting with U.S. officials, pointed to the current rules limiting shipments to twice a year as "not practical" especially for health programs requiring round-the-clock support.
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But up high, the defense bloc maintains a robust "air police," with armed fighter jets on round-the-clock standby in Europe to counter the threat from Russia to the airspace of member states.
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In the case of the president's immediate family, the agency is required by law to provide round-the-clock security unless it is told not to and typically errs on the side of caution.
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He deflected blame for the security expenditures, saying that the decision to deploy round-the-clock protection for Mr. Pruitt was made before he was named to the head of Mr. Pruitt's security detail.
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But then his experience got worse: He found himself in a position where he couldn't walk and had round-the-clock aides, and was unsure if he could still keep up his hopeful disposition.
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Their owners feel trapped in tinderboxes they cannot sell, and some residents have felt compelled to join round-the-clock patrols of their buildings, always on guard for a spark or whiff of smoke.
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For all its problems, N.C.A.A. basketball remains the best route for players to advance to the N.B.A. They get first-rate coaching and the availability of round-the-clock medical, training and support staff.
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It is sadly very common for patients and residents in care facilities to feel abandoned by their living relatives who, unable to provide the round-the-clock care they require, put them in homes.
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Scott Pruitt cited two examples from an Inspector General report on his "threat investigation" for why he needs a round-the-clock security detail and has routinely flown first class during travel for business.
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"Cook Children's has been devoted to this precious baby her entire life, providing compassionate, round-the-clock, intensive care and attention since she arrived at our hospital 11 months ago," the hospital's statement said.
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The new facilities — both in London — are the Chinese tech giant's first in Britain, and will provide its business customers in the region with round-the-clock security and engineering support and real-time monitoring.
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It is still unclear if China's nuclear-armed submarines are able to conduct permanent patrols, which would require at least one of these subs to always be at sea to ensure round-the-clock deterrence.
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Federal law enforcement provides round-the-clock protection not just to Poteyev but to a group of Russian defectors in the US, all of whom American intelligence believe are being hunted by Vladimir Putin's assassins.
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While most of the other Housewives stars are true "socialites," with the gala invites and vague royal titles to prove it, Bethenny has always been the rare 'round-the-clock working woman in the bunch.
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At Catalina Springs Memory Care in Tuscon, Arizona, seniors with dementia or Alzheimer's help care for baby rescue kittens requiring round-the-clock care, while the kittens offer much-needed companionship to the home's residents.
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Unlike "rooftop" solar systems, which are increasingly common in parts of Africa but provide little juice, mini-grids provide round-the-clock electricity capable of powering machinery, irrigation systems and freezers, as well as lighting.
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We have been shipping for nearly two weeks, but even with round-the-clock production, we unfortunately cannot give specific delivery estimates for many orders moving through various global sales channels because of this demand.
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Her fragile condition began to worsen in the weeks after the leak began as she suffered from increasingly labored breathing and extreme headaches, requiring round-the-clock oxygen support by December, according to the lawsuit.
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"He was literally, at the time of his death, a man for sure but still an infant from the standpoint that he needed round the clock care by some very loving caregivers," the prosecutor said.
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Demand is so high that many cinema chains, such as AMC Theatres, are planning up to a week of round-the-clock screenings in select venues, with a showing every 30 or even 15 minutes.
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With near full-time production out at sea, offshore developers and operators argue wind power is the most solid answer to the future requirement for reliable, round-the-clock, green power in a decarbonised world.
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Wheeler took the reins at EPA after former administrator Scott Pruitt resigned in July following a slew of ethical controversies that included his first-class travel, round-the-clock security detail, and expensive office equipment.
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Wirecutter, a product review and recommendation site owned by The New York Times, gave SimpliSafe its top score, citing the round-the-clock monitoring and the fact it does not require long-term contracts. PCMag.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French social media was abuzz with suggestions of novel haircuts for Francois Hollande on Wednesday after it emerged that the French president's receding hairline was maintained by a costly, round-the-clock hairdresser.
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In a separate incident in Nusaybin, which has been under a round-the-clock curfew since March 14, a soldier was killed by sniper fire, and a police officer was killed in a bomb attack.
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RWE will now concentrate on growing its business of providing safe round-the-clock power supply, something that intermittent renewable sources cannot do, Chief Executive Rolf Martin Schmitz said at the group's capital markets day.
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The findings also note that the current acting E.P.A. administrator, Andrew Wheeler, has ended Mr. Pruitt's practice of round-the-clock security protection, returning to the practice of his predecessors of door-to-door protection.
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The F.D.A. began approving the drugs outside of hospital settings in 1998 to treat cancer patients with "breakthrough" pain — sudden, sharp rushes of pain that overwhelm even a round-the-clock regimen of other opioids.
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In recent days, the Republican-controlled committee has treated the public to a confusing round-the-clock spectacle over dueling staff-drafted memos that pitted Republicans' damning characterizations of classified documents against Democrats' benign ones.
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Joseph W. Rogers, a founder of Waffle House, the restaurant chain that achieved a kind of cultural renown with its no-frills menu, attentive service and round-the-clock hours, died on Friday in Atlanta.
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Tekashi realizes the Nine Trey Bloods could be gunning for him, and possibly others who are pissed he turned rat for the feds -- but we're told his safety plan is simply round-the-clock security.
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As a last resort, I ended up getting my mom to move in (who also happened to have serious health issues at the time and needed round-the-clock care), and she finally moved out.
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Since January, the network has had round-the-clock election coverage (including the reintroduction of Mr. Williams as co-anchor on primary nights), and notched strong ratings gains year-over-year in the mornings and afternoon.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - A round-the-clock prayer service to stop an Armenian family being deported from the Netherlands was ended after 96 days on Wednesday, after the government agreed to make an exception to immigration rules.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Feb 12 (Reuters) - Preparing for Rio de Janeiro's Carnival, when well over 1 million visitors pour into the "Marvelous City" for round-the-clock revelry, is always a daunting task for city officials.
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Despite recent round the clock care, her health and quality of life continued to decline sharply," the blog post explained, adding that she had been "undergoing an aggressive anti-microbial treatment to treat a persistent infection.
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More to the point, it was a light and breezy distraction from the typical onslaught of misery social media, and Twitter in particular, has become in the era of round the clock coverage of baby jails.
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Russia Today, a round-the-clock news network that is funded by Putin's government, could lose its licence to broadcast in Britain if May's government determined that Moscow was behind the attack, Britain's media regulator said.
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It was pretty horrific, people were working round the clock pulling up fish, it stunk, and to get down into the freezer, which was massive, you would have to go down this huge tuna fish slide.
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The wholesale price of German round-the-clock power delivery next year has increased by 38 percent since the start of the year to stand at 51 euros a megawatt hour (MWh), Refinitiv Eikon data shows.
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"The schedule, it's given that we're 238/26, especially if there are sales in the US," said Ronnie Cruz, a Concentrix employee formerly on the Amazon account, about the round-the-clock operation in call centers.
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Pruitt's round the clock security detail racked up the high costs through both travel and payroll expenses — costing taxpayers more than $760,000 in travel and more than $2.7 million in pay during the administrator's first year.
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But that, she said, can include helping select, from a list of hundreds, a center to treat an eating disorder to arranging round-the-clock monitoring of a hedge fund executive who doesn't want a relapse.
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Historians of television news often cite the 1991 Gulf War as the breakthrough moment for cable — a conflict that proved there was a market for round-the-clock coverage of the sort that CNN was offering.
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Pruitt's round the clock security detail racked up the high costs through both travel and payroll expenses -- costing taxpayers more than $760,000 in travel and more than $2.7 million in pay during the administrator's first year.
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In October 2015, the London police ended their round-the-clock surveillance outside the embassy, citing the drain on public resources, but they said they remained ready to arrest Mr. Assange if he tried to leave.
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More than 2,000 academics signed a petition in January criticizing military action in the southeast, including round-the-clock curfews aimed at rooting out PKK militants who have barricaded themselves in residential areas in southeastern cities.
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The University of Florida cautions that some costumes "perpetuate negative stereotypes causing harm and offense to groups of people," and will maintain a round-the-clock counseling service for students who are upset by a costume.
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Speaking Thursday to reporters in his first press briefing since his appointment, Alles, 38 days into his new job, described a force of "very dedicated" agents facing near unsustainable levels of round-the-clock protective coverage.
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But when Blessing arrived in Abuja, instead of going to school, the family worked her round-the-clock, beat her with an electrical wire if she forgot one of her chores and fed her rotten leftovers.
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Other elements of the new floor plan include a redesigned section for accessories, an open space dubbed the "forum" for community events and a leafy plaza that will be open to the public round the clock.
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The closures are as follows: The NYPD and Department of Transportation will conduct joint round-the-clock monitoring of the area to adjust barriers if needed during times of high pedestrian activity and/or extreme weather.
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In the French city of Calais, the deputy mayor, Philippe Mignonet, has warned that Brexit could result in round-the-clock traffic jams, and an increased risk of migrants trying to smuggle themselves into waiting payloads.
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By 213, Mr. Thomas said, Mr. Indiana had elevated his salary to $220,21978 a week for round-the-clock work that included bringing the artist meals, taking care of his dog and getting him to bed.
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Tonight, HBO will air a documentary, "At the Heart of Gold," which explores the perfect storm that allowed Nassar to have round-the-clock access to girls — and a system that prioritized winning over everything else.
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While Obama's aides have always been available round-the-clock over email, the secure laptops staff use simply work a lot better now than they did in 2010, which makes working from home easier, Psaki said.
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That begins back home with the secretary of state, Rex W. Tillerson, who receives round-the-clock protection wherever he is by the department's Diplomatic Security Service, according to Aaron M. Testa, a State Department spokesman.
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Much like its parent company, Domino's UK franchise has been focusing on sales through online channels to fend off competition from app-based services like Just Eat and Deliveroo, which provide round-the-clock food delivery.
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Muiznieks also said he had "serious doubts" about the legality of round-the-clock curfews imposed in several areas of the southeast as part of efforts to crush the militants of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK).
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" According to a statement from her hospital provided by a Spears family rep to PEOPLE, Maddie is "aware of her surroundings and recognizes those family members who have kept a round-the-clock vigil since the accident.
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The county health department was called in and staff worked round the clock over the Labor Day weekend to identify the infection, sending samples to the CDC for specialized testing and advising the doctors treating the patient.
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Researchers aren't sure yet why postpartum depression and obsessive compulsive disorder risks spike after pregnancy, though it might be caused by the crazy drop in hormones after childbirth or the stress of round-the-clock baby care.
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While Weinstein said in a statement that he was working with therapists and planned to "deal with this issue head-on," a second insider tells PEOPLE the movie mogul doesn't think he needs round-the-clock help.
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After months of trying to get away with wearing a swimsuit 'round the clock, swearing by our summer essentials, and battling what to wear when it's just too hot to wear anything, we're ready for a change.
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Yet, even with all of this higher-than-usual interest in the male form, the Netflix adventure's true visual tick is its 'round-the-clock habit of leering at women's bodies, usually when they're full-frontally nude.
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Last year, E&E News reported that the EPA had shelled out over $830,000 for round-the-clock security for Pruitt in his first three months in office — almost double the amount spent by previous EPA leaders.
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Government forces supported by tanks, artillery, and helicopter gunships moved into towns and cities in the region, imposing a series of strict round the clock curfews and clashing with lightly armed Kurdish militants in fierce urban fighting.
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Another oilman, from the Siberian region of Khanty-Mansiisk, said when cold snaps hit, he had to keep his vehicle's engine running round the clock, because if it was switched off it was unlikely to start again.
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As of late afternoon on Thursday, crews for both companies working round-the-clock had restored service to more than 400,000 customers combined, Utility executives said they expected to have most power back on by Sunday night.
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Police, who did not say how much the gang was suspected of smuggling, said three Colombian experts on cocaine extraction had been brought in to work round-the-clock for 10 days at one of the laboratories.
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Wheeler took the reins at EPA after the agency's former head, Scott Pruitt, resigned in July following a slew of ethical controversies that included his first-class travel, round-the-clock security detail, and expensive office equipment.
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When I started writing the Pet City column in January, I found myself besieged with greetings from new friends in an industry that works round the clock to find solutions to pet problems I never knew existed.
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We're told CNN has told the targeted employees they can choose the level of protection they want, ranging from round-the-clock armed guards to more limited security, such as following the personality to and from work.
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Communication would remain open with Bassil and all other political groups "over the next hours and days, round the clock, to come up with the best possible solution for the economic and financial difficulties", the source added.
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The producers also announced via Twitter new rules for people waiting in line, often round-the-clock, outside the Richard Rodgers Theater, hoping to buy the few tickets released by the box office just before each show.
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When tomatoes ripen in California, for example, they're harvested in a 12-week period that has sorters running round the clock, up to 24 hours a day, processing as much as 800 tonnes of vegetables an hour.
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TIKAMGARH, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Authorities in this drought-parched city in central India have deployed round-the-clock armed guards at a river-fed community reservoir to prevent farmers from siphoning the remaining water for irrigation.
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Officials at Arizona Public Service, the largest utility in the state, said they needed to include new natural-gas development as part of an overall mix, partly because of the state's round-the-clock air-conditioning demands.
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Supporters of the reporter, Ivan Golunov, have held round-the-clock protests outside Police Headquarters in central Moscow and have called for a march on the building on Wednesday, which is Russia Day, the country's national holiday.
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From the cyberwar room that the Department of Homeland Security runs round the clock in a bland office building in Arlington, Va., to Microsoft's threat-assessment center at the other end of the country, in Redmond, Wash.
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That he has made it to 2 years old is a double-edged miracle, living as he does with multiple serious conditions, including cerebral palsy, that require round-the-clock attention and an armamentarium of specialized equipment.
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The hospitals, built in about a week by thousands of workers on round-the-clock shifts and based on a similar plan used during the 2003 SARS outbreak, will be run by People's Liberation Army medical personnel.
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The mayor said the number of officers involved in the round-the-clock security operation — from traffic agents to uniformed officers — was "classified," but that most were working on overtime, at an extra cost to the city.
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But he has also been waging a guerrilla-style publicity campaign against Mr. Trump, Mr. Cohen and other members of the Trump legal team, attacking them relentlessly on social media and in round-the-clock television appearances.
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In addition, emergency measures were imposed over sections of Baodi — home to nearly one million people — with all but two entrances and exits for certain residential areas sealed off and security personnel on round-the-clock patrols.
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Coal-fired power production employs not just tens of thousands of people, but is needed to provide round-the-clock power to Europe's biggest economy as it cannot solely rely on volatile green power, the utilities argue.
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In a city that takes pride in its round-the-clock subway — it's one of the only systems in the world that never closes — the L train repairs will be painful: fewer trains starting at 8 p.m.
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While past administrators have had what's called "door-to-door" security — a detail that follows them to work in the morning and back home in the evening — Pruitt has surrounded himself with a round-the-clock team.
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Within 18 months, Joe would coerce Rosemary to undergo a debilitating prefrontal lobotomy, the effects of which would require Rosemary to spend the rest of her life with round-the-clock care in an institution for the disabled.
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With the supreme court hearing due to open on Friday, the government has assigned a round the clock bodyguard to protect Debora Diniz, a law professor at the University of Brasilia, after she received death threats in June.
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India's Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj said in a tweet that the she was in constant touch with the Consul General in Toronto and the Indian High Commissioner in Canada and that the missions would work round the clock.
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Round-the-clock curfews amid clashes between security forces and the armed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) have confined people indoors, even forcing some to live with the corpses of dead relatives, for days, it said in a report.
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Three years into Hicks's round-the-clock job as an adviser, confidante, and steady hand inside the Trump campaign and White House, most media still makes sure to note that before all that, she was inexperienced in politics.
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"We designed special therapeutic care and contingency plans, pulled together a team consisting of doctors from the internal medicine, surgical, obstetrics, nutritional and other departments to provide round-the-clock monitoring of the pregnant woman," Liu told CCTV.
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The comments by Grand Mufti Sheikh Abdulaziz Al al-Sheikh, published on his website, said cinemas and round-the-clock entertainment could open the door to "atheistic or rotten" foreign films and encourage the mixing of the sexes.
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Psychiatrists were later told that he had started using up to 20 grams of cocaine a day the month before the killings as he had become acquainted with a drug dealer who could supply him round-the-clock.
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That's according to researchers at the Laser Interferometer Gravitational Wave Observatory (LIGO), who have been holed up for weeks, working round-the-clock to confirm that the very first direct detection of gravitational waves is the real deal.
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Image: NASA Earth ObservatoryWith a spatial resolution of six miles (10 km) the lightning mapper will provide round-the-clock information on lightning activity over the Americas and adjacent regions of the ocean that are not regularly monitored.
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"We see the [machines] as a game-changer for the industry, in terms of delivering round-the-clock branch banking services to our customers," said Jeremy Soo, managing director and head of consumer banking group (Singapore), DBS Bank.
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What's more, Pruitt said, even the inspector general himself had documented death threats against him, and in an August 2017 inspector general document, listed threats against Pruitt and others as reasoning for the round-the-clock security detail.
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But the vast majority of home care aides are women, many with family obligations that prevent signing up for odd schedules or doing work for some agencies that provide benefits but require live-in, round-the-clock shifts.
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It's appalling to be thinking about an inheritance; my thoughts should be on my 91-year-old mother, who had a stroke and for the last three and a half years has required round the clock medical care.
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A source at the Le Havre port told Reuters that 17 managers and engineers have been operating the plant round the clock since last week after the government ordered pipes to be reopened to allow supplies to flow.
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Following Kardashian's infamous robbery in Paris in 20183, a source told PEOPLE that she and West, 41, made some lifestyle changes regarding their safety — one of which included getting round-the-clock security guards for her entire family.
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The medical cost of caring for a child born with microcephaly is conservatively estimated as $6900,2628 and rises to $28503 million per child when factoring total costs including round-the-clock care and lost income of the parents.
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Pruitt has come under fire for his regular first-class travel and his round-the-clock security detail—a level of protection that is unprecedented for not only an EPA administrator, but for higher-up cabinet officials, too.
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A rescue flight has landed at the South Pole, battling temperatures of minus 70 degrees Fahrenheit and round-the-clock darkness to evacuate a sick worker from a United States-run research station, the National Science Foundation said.
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At the Boom Festival, a biennial gathering held near the Spanish border around the full moon last month, about 100 Kosmicare volunteers committed to round-the-clock care for the more than 30,000 attendees throughout the weeklong event.
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Three of those in the cavern are reported by the authorities to be weakening, and despite a round-the-clock pumping operation, the threat remains that monsoon rains could push water levels in their precarious refuge even higher.
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Singh said a team of experts, including doctors, paramedics and other government officials were working "round the clock" to contain the spread of AES, which killed more than 350 children in a previous outbreak in Bihar in 2014.
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That Prince Philip was unaccompanied in the Land Rover by his round-the-clock bodyguards or royal chauffeurs also drew attention to an inconvenient fact, for those who have ever tried to pry the keys from older relatives.
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His ailments had started to make caring for him difficult in a setting not intended to provide round-the-clock medical help; the Hughes House has a full-time nurse, a part-time psychiatrist and other staff members.
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"The Ministry of Public Security has increased the protection to round-the-clock vans and cars and plainclothes personnel watching the perimeter around his homes," as Jong Nam is outlived by his wife, a son and a daughter.
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About 100 rescuers have been working at the site, covered round-the-clock by the Spanish news media, while Julen's father has made repeated pleas on television for every effort to be made to find his son alive.
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HONG KONG — A weeklong, round-the-clock search for victims of a landslide that may have buried dozens of miners in Indonesia is still underway, a rescue official said Tuesday, as the confirmed death toll rose to 17.
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The virology laboratory — a stone's throw away from Amazon headquarters — has been operating 24 hours a day starting this week, turning what was once a research lab into an round-the-clock center for screening samples for coronavirus.
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The part Mr. Perry has written for himself is a Chandler gone to seed, a round-the-clock drunk named Jack who is eking his way through his late 40s on sarcasm and a last filament of charm.
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THE HAGUE (Reuters) - Worshippers at a church in the Netherlands that have been holding round-the-clock prayer services for more than six weeks to prevent an Armenian family from being deported are hoping for a Christmas miracle.
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Earlier this year Musk sent out a call for job applicants to staff up additional production shifts for round-the-clock operations, and SpaceX hosted a job fair for interested applicants at its Texas site earlier this month.
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The trial over the death of the two-year-old boy Julen in Totalan in southern Spain had been set to begin on Tuesday, a year after the nearly two-week, round-the-clock operation to rescue him.
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That's a mighty interesting feature, and one that could potentially make possible a lot of efficiency gains in a cargo operation, like round-the-clock operation and relatively low-lift urgent deliveries of large volumes of emergency supplies.
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It also pointed to moves by the tourism ministry, such as a round-the-clock toll-free multilingual tourist helpline launched in 12 languages and social awareness media campaigns that highlight the importance of good behaviour towards tourists.
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The FBI is so powerful — it can, with court approval, issue subpoenas, tap phones, intercept emails and conduct round-the-clock surveillance — that even a small coterie of its agents can find ways of influencing the political process.
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We're told it was obvious to them the restraining order against Conrad wasn't working, so they took other measures: -- 24-hour round-the-clock security ... with a few guards now living at the homes on a permanent basis.
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In new docs, the rapper says he still wants out on bond, and proposes a system of nonstop, round-the-clock supervision to ensure he makes all of his required court appearances ... and then gets back to Florida.
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Since December, many towns have been under round-the-clock curfews as Turkish forces have clashed with militants from the Kurdistan Workers' Party, known as the P.K.K., who have been fighting for autonomy and more rights for three decades.
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Wheeler took the reins at the Environmental Protection Agency on an interim basis in July after Pruitt resigned amid a slew of controversies that included his high spending on first-class travel, round-the-clock security, and office equipment.
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The sources said special forces police clashed with the militants after they opened fire from a basement in Sur, an area surrounded by UNESCO-listed Roman-era walls, which was placed under round-the-clock curfew on Dec. 2.
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Jesus and the others show up shortly thereafter, and Jesus successfully lobbies Maggie to lock up the prisoners in two trailers out back with round-the-clock guards, despite Gregory's insistence that they not be let into his home.
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He should accompany that veto with a demand that Congress send him a two-week continuing resolution to fund the government temporarily, during which time Congress should work round the clock to get individual appropriations bills to his desk.
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Annoyed that noisy round-the-clock work was interrupting their sleep, they voiced their frustration to two officials from motorway operating company Autostrade per l'Italia, according to a recording of the July 18 meeting made public by Genoa council.
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While each artist is obliged to create a series of works of the new building — the ultimate in lobby art — they also have round-the-clock access to the studios, where they can work on any projects they desire.
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Approved in 2012, Subsys is a form of fentanyl that is sprayed under the tongue and is approved for use only in patients who have cancer and experience pain even though they are already on round-the-clock painkillers.
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The drivers have joined unions in several places to protest against the companies, demanding a range of things including better pay, round the clock customer service, car insurance, among others that they feel an employee would be entitled to.
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That Hillary Clinton, who is not in any position of elected or appointed power and is not running for anything, took a few days to make a statement was nearly round-the-clock Fox News and Outrage Twitter fodder.
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"Even before stores were open all kinds of crazy hours and round-the-clock hours over the Thanksgiving weekend, Black Friday was always your highest traffic day, but it was frequently not your highest sales day," Kniffen told CNBC.
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In addition to the booth, he also spent nearly $3.5 million in his first year to have a round-the-clock security force and had the agency spend taxpayer dollars on a new SUV and bulletproof vests for him.
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Two towns near the Syrian and Iraqi borders, Silopi and Cizre, along with the Sur district of the regional capital Diyarbakir, have been subjected to round-the-clock curfew for more than a month amid operations by security forces.
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In 1980, a contractor hired by Mr. Trump to demolish the Bonwit Teller building in New York and make way for Trump Tower used undocumented Polish immigrants who reportedly worked round-the-clock and even slept at the site.
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I discovered that funding for Medicaid varies widely by state, creating huge hurdles for sick and disabled people like myself who need to move to another state, especially those of us who need in-home round-the-clock care.
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Thousands of schools — public and private, from kindergarten to college — are installing webcams in classrooms and streaming live on websites that are open to the public, betting that round-the-clock supervision, even from strangers, will help motivate students.
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Yes, there were more cable news channels, but they were dwarfed in number by the channels that had no interest whatsoever in news — channels that served up round-the-clock cooking, home repair, travel, comedy, cartoons, tech, classic films.
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Half a century earlier, Ann Moore, a celebrated English faster in her fifties, had agreed to have her veracity put to the test by a monthlong "watch": round-the-clock observation carried out by a cohort of reputable gentlemen.
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The inauguration received blanket coverage on state media, with Rossiya 24, a round-the-clock television news channel, broadcasting the entire ceremony and Mr. Trump's address live, along with scenes of anti-Trump demonstrators smashing shop windows in Washington.
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"My team's job is to stay on top of all the intelligence trends and threats in Afghanistan," said Lieutenant Conway, 39, whose analysts recently started working 12-hour shifts round-the-clock to keep pace with the quickening events.
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New York taxpayers have been footing the bill for round-the-clock security at Trump Tower, the so-called "White House North," where first lady Melania Trump and son Barron continue to reside, reportedly until Barron finishes this school year.
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With just two royal appearances under her fashionable belt, the style choices of Prince Harry's fiancée, Meghan Markle, are proving so popular that many of the designer labels she has worn have been working round the clock to deal with demand.
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Cisco now offers benefits like round-the-clock access to counseling for employees and family members, on-site treatment and health centers, depression and anxiety screening, meditation and yoga classes and emergency paid time off that doesn't count against vacation days.
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To ensure a profitable business, the company says it will need to keep its AVs running round-the-clock: During peak commuting times, they'll be used mostly for ride-hailing by people looking to complete the "last mile" of their trip.
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Maybe this poise in the midst of round-the-clock laser-focused attention on her every move has nothing at all to do with her preparations to be a royal and everything to do with the woman who raised her.
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Two years before the grid arrived, however, Mlinda, a social enterprise, had set up a "mini-grid", a bank of batteries charged by solar panels and hooked up to homes, to guarantee round-the-clock power independent of the national network.
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With 300 claims agents in the operations department, they work round the clock on calling the airlines on your behalf, explaining the situation and going through all the data points of what the claim is going to be in your jurisdiction.
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In other words, it took a long time for me to understand that satisfaction was an asset and an instinct I could rely on — rather than some sneaky impulse trying to trick me into eating hot fudge sundaes 'round the clock.
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The United States will also start construction on a second site in Poland on Friday that is due to be ready in 2018, giving NATO a permanent, round-the-clock shield in addition to radars and ships already in the Mediterranean.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - If you haven't heard a lot about what Hillary Clinton thinks of a string of controversial comments by Donald Trump that have generated round-the-clock coverage on cable news broadcasts, there is a reason – it's by design.
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The soldiers had been in a firefight on Friday in the Sur district of the southeastern city of Diyarbakir, which has been under a round-the-clock curfew since early December due to persistent fighting between security forces and PKK militants.
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He's come under fire for a string of extreme expenditures — a $43,000 phone booth installed in his office; first-class travel; his round-the-clock security detail, costing far more than past administrators — all while rolling back the agency's regulatory operations.
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It's all around you "What's going to happen is that you have round-the-clock protection," said Fredros Okumu, director of science at the Ifakara Health Institute in Tanzania, where more than 4 million cases of malaria were reported in 2015.
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Four PKK militants were killed on Sunday in the Sur district of the mainly Kurdish region's largest city Diyarbakir, much of which has been under a round-the-clock police curfew since early December, the army said in a statement.
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Repair gangs have cut a road in to the worst affected area at Black Mountain and are working round-the-clock shifts to clear what Aurizon calls a "significant" landslide from the Goonyella line, union representative Bruce Mackie told Reuters.
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Two soldiers and a police officer were killed on Friday in a PKK attack in the Sur district of the southeastern city of Diyarbakir, parts of which have been under round-the-clock curfew since December, the armed forces said.
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Men can't work 80 hours a week and be full-time dads, and women can't take time off to have and raise kids and then demand to be compensated equally to people who are in the office 'round the clock.
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When Dan Gasby and his wife of 23 years, restaurateur and lifestyle guru B. Smith, learned she suffered from early onset Alzheimer's disease three years ago, he had no idea that caring for her would be a round-the-clock job.
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The Hungarian VPN offers round-the-clock technical support as well as a 30-day refund policy, which is a great way for users to check that they are happy with the service and a relatively unusual feature among VPNs.
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At the same time the Ukraine team was allowed this access, Ring "executives and engineers" in the U.S. were allowed "unfiltered, round-the-clock live feeds from some customer cameras" even if that access was completely unnecessary for their work.
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"We haven't seen anything like that in our history," says John Draper, project director of the the round-the-clock National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, a support line founded in 2005 for people considering suicide or who are in emotional distress.
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While Xola is up against several other tour booking software platforms designed for small businesses (rivals include Rezdy, Rezgo, Checkfront, and Bookeo), Zimmerman says his company competes by making its user interface simple and offering round-the-clock customer support.
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Equal numbers of male and female golfers - 60 of each - are due to compete at the 2016 Olympics which open on Friday, attracting round-the-clock global media coverage that many female players hope will give their sport a boost.
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Chu, 39, who rose to fame as an environmental campaigner when he fought plans to demolish the iconic Star Ferry pier in 2006, has been under round-the-clock police protection since he began receiving death threats soon after his election.
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Reno immediately complied by dispatching teams of marshals who offered round the clock protection, both for those who worked at the Buffalo clinic and for abortion providers elsewhere in the region who were considered at risk for more anti-abortion terrorism.
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Additionally, Pruitt has been questioned on his spending of taxpayer dollars, including first-class travel, spending nearly $3.5 million on round-the-clock security throughout his first year, and on ordering a $45,000 soundproof booth built in his personal office.
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The administrator has also faced questions on his spending of taxpayer dollars, including first-class travel, spending nearly $3.5 million on round-the-clock security throughout his first year, and on ordering a $43,000 soundproof booth built in his personal office.
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District of Columbia city government and most local governments in the Washington and Baltimore region are set to reopen after round-the-clock cleanup from the weekend snowstorm that killed at least 35 people in 10 states and the U.S. capital.
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But if you want to see where the price of Bitcoin is actually determined in round-the-clock bidding, you have to go to a number of unregulated exchanges that often fly in the face of American and European laws.
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In the Portales Sur neighborhood, evacuated residents of a three-tower complex on Tokio Street have set up an encampment of tents in front of the building and organized a round-the-clock patrol to keep an eye on it.
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But when the mice had access to the high-fat diet for only eight hours a day, they did not become obese or diabetic, even though they consumed the same amount of calories as the animals who ate round the clock.
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Matt's Flights Premium Subscriptions Featured on The New York Times, Thrillist, and The Hustle, Matt's Flights meticulously scours the internet for flight deals round the clock and filters the cheapest deals, mostly due to airline mistakes or rock-bottom sales.
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" After recalling his early support for same-sex marriage, Biden's segment included him swearing that President Barack Obama kissed him, mistakenly using a phrase to suggest Biden himself is gay and invoking the phrases "gay bathhouses" and "round-the-clock sex.
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Still, this is the first trial investigating round-the-clock home use of the artificial pancreas in teens with type 1 diabetes, and the findings suggest that patients this age may be capable of using the option, the authors note.
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Sailliot and other union members had maintained a round-the-clock vigil since the mill's closing, to draw national attention to their plight and also, they said, to ensure that the company did not secretly send trucks to disassemble the mill.
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An inspection team found round-the-clock steel production in late August at Huainan Hongtai Steel Co Ltd in Anhui province, with workers on 12-hour shifts, despite the company being ordered to halt in December, the official news agency said.
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When a group of Colorado cops heard a heartbroken fellow officer and her husband would have to leave their premature baby in the NICU to return to work, they formed a round-the-clock team to assure the newborn wouldn't be alone.
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Beyond the fear-mongering, Trump in late October also started to say the GOP was also going to pass a new tax cut ahead of the election, telling reporters he and congressional leaders were working "round the clock" to get it done.
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After a month of education meetings and round-the-clock discussions with more than 150 members, House Republican leaders are still trying to work through disagreements with their fellow lawmakers over tax credits, the tax exclusion on employer plans and Medicaid changes.
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Wald also said that it appeared to him that the president has, during daytime programming hours, taken to appearing more accessible at events and photo opportunities, which all the networks will then take live courtesy of a round-the-clock "pool" of video.
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Despite being blessed with lit-from-within skin (courtesy of Japanese potatoes and Proactive, because what else?) and a 'round-the-clock glam squad, the actress took to Instagram to explain there is one trait she always wished she had: wavy hair.
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For $6,000 a year (and whatever their insurance pays), patients in its new Concierge Medicine Practice will get round-the-clock access to their doctors (initially, there will be three in the practice), as well as personalized nutritional, exercise and wellness counseling.
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P.N. GADGIL & SONS, a jewellery shop in Thane, a suburb of Mumbai, is gearing up for the wedding season—a busy time for gold sales, even if demand is brisker still during Hindu festivals, when jewellers stay open almost round the clock.
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Today, when there's an event like the Fort McMurray fire, the disaster response community can put out a request to the International Charter Space and Major Disasters, mobilizing satellites all over the world to collect round-the-clock information on the blaze.
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The agency has asked for 10 additional full-time staff members for a round-the-clock security detail — a first for an E.P.A. chief, who usually has only door-to-door protection — and more than doubling the agency's infrastructure and operations staff.
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The EPA chief's tenure has been marked with an obsession with security, with Pruitt taking the unprecedented steps of installing a personal, round-the-clock security detail for himself and building a secure phone booth in his office that cost nearly $25,000.
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Poroshenko added that Kiev was ready to respect all the points in the Minsk deal, but demanded a round-the-clock presence of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) in frontline areas if Ukrainian troops were to pull back.
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He also doled out $6900,2628 for a soundproof booth for his office, had a round-the-clock security force costing $28503 million in his first year and had the agency get him a new SUV and bulletproof vests, all on the taxpayers' dime.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — Olympic officials were scrambling and hundreds of handymen, electricians and plumbers were working round the clock Tuesday to fix a multitude of infrastructure problems plaguing the Olympic Village here, as complaints appeared to be more widespread than initially thought.
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More than 170 Democratic lawmakers have called on Pruitt to resign over recent scandals regarding his ethics and spending decisions, including renting a condo for just $50 per night from a lobbyist and spending more than $3 million on round-the-clock security.
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"It could create another way for our customers to bank with us on top of the usual services we offer and be used to help answer questions round the clock, whilst cutting queuing times," Kevin Hanley, director of innovation at NatWest, said.
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They are pulling trash from Guanabara Bay, where the Games' sailing events will be held; mopping up standing water to minimize mosquito breeding; and ramping up a round-the-clock security operation — all while publicly expressing little worry about the unrest encircling them.
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An international team, including members of the US Air Force, has been working round-the-clock all week to pump the water that has flooded the cave in the hopes that the boys can simply walk out the way they came in.
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"The sustained cold is requiring round-the-clock usage of some of these oil-fired generators, and some are already running short on fuel," said Marcia Blomberg, a spokeswoman for ISO New England, which operates a regional grid and wholesale power markets.
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CHIANG RAI (Reuters) - Thirteen fully staffed medical teams stand ready round the clock outside a cave in Thailand — each with its own helicopter and ambulance — one for each of 12 boys and their coach trapped inside as a daring rescue gathers pace.
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Mr. Philippe said the government would increase efforts in schools to raise awareness of gender-based violence, open a round-the-clock domestic violence hotline, hire more specialized social workers in police stations, and increase treatment of violent partners to avoid repeat offenses.
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After all, it isn't like being a poor black living in cities like Chicago or Washington, D.C. Even after his retirement, Chicago Mayor Richard Daley surrounded himself with round-the-clock armed police officers for protection, at the cost of $40,000 per month.
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Certain applicants may get round-the-clock access to lightning-fast speeds if they can provide proof that they will use it only for the posting of YouTube comments, the live-tweeting of awards-ceremony red carpets, and other eligible acts of uselessness.
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The agency has asked for 2000 additional full-time staff members for a round-the-clock security detail — a first for an E.P.A. chief, who usually has only door-to-door protection — and more than doubling the agency's infrastructure and operations staff.
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For impeachment, at various points, more than 93 reporters — including those with expertise on investigations, the State Department, politics, national security or other specialties — have contributed to round-the-clock updates as well as provided larger perspectives on what has been happening.
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More than a show of political art, Decolonize this Place transformed the gallery into a round-the-clock movement hub facilitating linkages between struggles including de-gentrification, global wage workers, Black liberation, Standing Rock, Puerto Rican debt-resistance, and Free Palestine, among others.
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Massive spending on stuff he didn't need Over the course of Pruitt's first year in office, he spent some $3 million in taxpayer cash on his round-the-clock security detail, which afforded him a level of security unknown to prior EPA administrators.
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It's not that DP can't enjoy the effervescence of a beautiful fashion show or make some cash off their 'round-the-clock efforts (God's work, really) — it's just a question of whether or not feverish Dieters will partake of the watered-down New Prada.
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All it takes is a quick search of the band's name on social media to get a sense of the round-the-clock fervor that they, and particularly their frontman Matty Healy (a sort of drama queen, millennial Bowie in a puffa jacket) already inspire.
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The debacles have been so numerous that Trump's aides, including counselor to the president Kellyanne Conway, press secretary Sean Spicer and senior adviser Stephen Miller, must perform round-the-clock media duties where, deprived of serious facts and policy, they deliver distortions and deceptions.
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NEW DELHI — More than three days after a 2-year-old boy slid some 100 feet into a tiny borehole in southern India, setting off a panicked round-the-clock mission to rescue him, his body was pulled from the opening early Tuesday morning.
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By the third day all but a token ten out of a normal complement of 1,008 dedicated security personnel—round-the-clock shifts of police, watchmen, bodyguards and the like—had abandoned Temple Trees, the stately official residence of the prime minister of Sri Lanka.
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Seth Sternberg, a former Google employee, got so frustrated with this that he launched Honor, a tech-enabled care company through which carers can be booked round the clock, via an app, on a pay-as-you-go basis for whatever time is required.
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It is unclear what would happen to this program, which includes a fleet of state-of-the-art satellites collecting round-the-clock data on our planet's vital signs, if the Trump administration along with a cooperative House and Senate decided to slash its budget.
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A REFRIGERATED PLANE flying round-the-clock sallies to bring medicine to a besieged population, emergency waste centres established to deal with overflowing rubbish and martial law imposed on a restive population as the queen is whisked from the capital by helicopter to escape rioters.
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Rossmiller fought back against a call by Epstein's lawyers that he be released on bail and then confined, with few exceptions, to the Upper East Side townhouse, with round-the-clock monitoring by security paid for by Epstein, as well as an electronic tracking device.
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"The Kaiyangxing is capable of conducting all-weather, round-the-clock reconnaissance on multiple and different targets," the newspaper said, citing Chinese defense media as comparing it to sophisticated vessels only produced by countries with advanced militaries, such as the United States and Russia.
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Mr. Pruitt is being protected round the clock by a team of about 20 people — three times as many as on his predecessor's security detail — at an estimated cost of $3 million a year, according to E.P.A. officials as first reported by The Associated Press.
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An online petition, titled "RTHK: Give us back our BBC World Service", had been signed by nearly 1,000 people in a bid to keep the British broadcaster's round-the-clock programming, saying the switch would make Hong Kong "feel more parochial and inward-looking".
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Wendy's been staying in a sober house in the Tri-State Area -- of NY, NJ & CT -- where she's getting round-the-clock care for addiction issues ... and when she finishes with her stint there, we're told she plans to move into her new place.
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But if you've hit an unexpected rough patch and need a quick, round-the-clock option, TalkSpace is much cheaper than costly mental health visits without insurance — visits which can climb to $200 and over depending on the services needed and individual doctor rates.
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"After learning that a new solar system now provides uninterrupted power to the entire electric system round-the-clock, I have swapped back the jogging schedule from morning to evening," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation during a brief pause in his evening run.
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Pruitt has been under fire in recent weeks due to reports that he paid the wife of a prominent energy lobbyist $50 a night for the use of a condo and overspent taxpayer money on a round-the-clock security team and first-class travel.
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Pruitt has been under fire in recent weeks due to reports that he paid the wife of a prominent energy lobbyist $50 a night for the use of a condo and overspent taxpayer money on a round-the-clock security team and first-class travel.
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A plane carrying two sick workers rescued from a remote South Pole research station landed in Chile late on Wednesday after a daring effort that involved battling temperatures lower than minus 70 degrees Fahrenheit and round-the-clock darkness, the National Science Foundation said.
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What we didn't know, what could not be predicted of one so young and new to the impossible task of living round-the-clock under the glare of the entire world, was how Barack Obama would hold up as a father, a husband, a man.
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Here, Ryan White follows Ms. Williams round the clock and around the world to document numerous highs, like being named Sports Illustrated's Sportsperson of the Year in December, and a few lows, including her losses at the 2015 United States Open and 2016 Australian Open.
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Rohitash Repswal, who owns a digital marketing business in a cramped, residential neighbourhood of New Delhi, said he ran a 2999,2115 rupee ($0003) piece of software round-the-clock in recent months to send up to 2000,21 WhatsApp messages a day for two BJP members.
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Bakker has been attempting to kick his career back into motion ever since he got out of prison, and restarting PTL as some kind of online, round the clock infomercial for apocalypse survival supplies is a particularly depressing thing to watch for 24 hours.
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In the days ahead, the NCSC, working closely with the National Crime Agency in support of their criminal investigation, and with international partners in both other governments and the commercial sector, will continue our round-the-clock effort to get ahead of this threat.
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Anxious kids certainly existed before Instagram, but many of the parents I spoke to worried that their kids' digital habits — round-the-clock responding to texts, posting to social media, obsessively following the filtered exploits of peers — were partly to blame for their children's struggles.
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"It was a round-the-clock thing just staffing it and working and doing whatever law enforcement support we could," said Jodi Avergun, a former senior DOJ official who headed the Long Island outpost of the Eastern District at the time of the attacks.
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The Times will be providing round-the-clock coverage of the whole thing — polls, results, on-the-ground reporting, analysis analysis analysis — and we are suspending our paywall for the duration of the election, until Thursday morning E.S.T, if you log in or register.
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The subway's leader, Andy Byford, said several factors contribute to the problems with subway escalators: They are old, many rely on "bespoke" parts that are difficult to find, they operate in grueling round-the-clock conditions and the agency has trouble hiring enough repair workers.
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Enforcing the new restrictions took on aspects of a military campaign as Ms. Sun ordered medical workers to mobilize into round-the-clock shifts to visit each home in Wuhan, check the temperature of all residents and interview close contacts of any infected patients.
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Some of the biggies: A $26.5-a-night condo rental from the wife of an energy lobbyist; frequent first-class travel; a 210-person, round-the-clock security detail; and the purchase and installation of a $21.7,22004 secure phone booth in Mr. Pruitt's office.
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Choi Jung-hun, a former physician in North Korea who fled the country in 2011, said when he was helping to combat a measles outbreak in 2006 to 2007, North Korea did not have the resources to operate round-the-clock quarantine and isolation facilities.
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In front of a Senate appropriations panel on Tuesday, Azar defended the public-health agency for its round-the-clock response to a possible outbreak, arguing that it's played an essential role in staving off an outbreak that remains largely theoretical in the United States.
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Burgues doesn't get specific about what exactly her schedule or allotted hours for each week were, but she makes it sound like she was working round the clock for Mariah, often on non-nannying duties and tasks that allegedly didn't involve the kids at all.
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"Violet is one of the 'perfectly imperfect' doggies that Camp Cocker Rescue saved from the Baldwin Park/Los Angeles county animal shelter, but she never found an adopter…because of her round the clock nursing care that she needs," the rescue wrote on Facebook.
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Twenty-five years of journalism toil, soaring lyrical copy, gritty investigations, round-the-clock vigils—decades of them—and a raccoon running up the side of a building across the street for me had garnered me half as many Twitter followers as my entire career.
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Famurewa's Wired piece explains how the Tupac team "[Worked] around round the clock for two months in a room plastered with pictures of the rapper," making "an entire bank of facial movements and expressions" to pull from when sequencing the entire pre-programmed Coachella performance.
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Aliy Zirkle, who still managed a third-place finish in the round-the-clock marathon that ended on Tuesday, said in a statement that had it not been for her "defensive reactions," she and her dogs could have been maimed or killed during the "prolonged, aggressive" attack.
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Teens and parents alike may be surprised to discover that this trendy app is run by Chinese engineers, working round the clock in an open-plan office in Shanghai in the company of the firm's mascot, a small white dog named Mu Mu. Alex Zhu, Musical.
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