Kylei was rushed into emergency surgery to stop the infection.
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We didn't expect to have to be rushed into surgery.
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She was rushed into surgery and had the tumors removed.
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Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt never rushed into getting married.
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The waters of the Mississippi River rushed into the depression.
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Corporate profits ballooned, and retail investors rushed into the market.
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A flood of money has rushed into the presidential race.
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A wall of water rushed into the city, trapping thousands.
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Imagine you're rushed into an emergency room with a heart problem.
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Water rushed into a few blocks, city official Kurt Allemeier said.
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He was shot and rushed into surgery, now critical but stable.
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He was rushed into surgery, to fix an apparent collapsed lung.
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But Cassis said the Swiss would not be rushed into signing.
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Ransacking parliament Throngs of protesters rushed into Baghdad's Green Zone on Saturday.
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Put simply, criminals rushed into the vacuum created by new environmental treaties.
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Officers then forcibly broke down a gate and rushed into the building.
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Waring was rushed into surgery and remains in critical condition, Walker says.
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Nevertheless, Evans has been cleared and "rushed...into the arms" of Massey.
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Ron Helus rushed into the bar as gunshots continued; he was killed.
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The digital money flyaround • How Goldman Sachs was rushed into supporting Bitcoin.
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About two feet of water rushed into her basement during Hurricane Sandy.
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On Friday, to no one's surprise, the water rushed into Trent Court.
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Ned Rocknroll, when he rushed into the burning house with a headlamp.
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Flick said he was rushed into emergency surgery, but didn't make it.
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Gallegos was rushed into emergency surgery, but he died from head trauma.
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Investors seized by the Tesla mania appear to have rushed into the stock.
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But poorly led Union troops were repulsed after they rushed into the gap.
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The ship returned to Pear Harbor, fueled, and rushed into the Pacific War.
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The dog was rushed into a veterinarian's office inside the store, but died.
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All four banks, which traditionally focused on corporate borrowers, have rushed into mortgages.
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Cash rushed into ultra-save government bonds, sending Treasury yields to multiyear lows.
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Then, we feel huge buyer's remorse because we rushed into a bad decision.
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But the lemming-like way Republicans rushed into this disaster is still amazing.
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Investors rushed into the commodity on Thursday, pushing it to a four-month high.
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The Kuwaiti woman rushed into the room with her phone still on, she said.
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Schubert trained his men right, who rushed into the synagogue instead of standing down.
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Each time someone opened a window, oxygen rushed into the building, fanning the flames.
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The water rushed into homes, knocking down walls and pulling parents outside to drown.
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Someone heard the noise and rushed into the college library to report the accident.
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The night before, the water had rushed into her bungalow on Beach 88th Street.
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Golnesa "GG" Gharachedaghi rushed into her marriage — and got out of it even more quickly.
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I've rushed into sex a lot of times because I thought it was an expectation.
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Young retail investors rushed into Tesla stock as it surged to new highs this week.
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After she communicated with her family and doctors on Sunday, she was rushed into surgery.
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Even so, clients rushed into its Optimal Portfolio fund offering as it opened last year.
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Reagan was rushed into surgery, unable to willingly transfer his powers to Vice President Bush.
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As water rushed into his city, he glimpsed a partly submerged white sport utility vehicle.
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Stocks tumbled, investors rushed into the safety of government bonds, and oil prices nose-dived.
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Wearing down-filled slippers, he rushed into each building in time to dance each part.
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She says Republicans rushed into unnecessary corporate tax cuts, but she doesn't support repealing them.
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And a movie version of the novel, directed by Michael Radford, was rushed into production.
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"I presume Iran was smiling from ear to ear as Turkey rushed into Syria," Sen.
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Someone rushed into her kitchen and said they needed hot soup at the front lines.
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A stream of victims rushed into clinics on Saturday, according to medical and rescue groups.
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She rushed into the debris and saw injured construction workers atop the detritus, she said.
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Prime Minister Theresa May was rushed into a vehicle and spirited back to her office.
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Investors have rushed into the safety of bonds this week as fears of a recession jumped.
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Firefighters rushed into the burning home after hearing an erroneous report that someone was trapped inside.
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I don't know how many in the general public actually rushed into buy Snap or Twitter.
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In Rome, some 150 kilometers (280 miles) away, people rushed into the streets in their pajamas.
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America's worst natural disaster since Superstorm Sandy, Louisiana's flood rushed into South Point like a river.
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Bauman was rushed into emergency surgery where he had both his legs amputated at the knee.
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That is definitely something she would do, but I hate being rushed into major financial decisions.
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The newest Ali books, recently rushed into print, hardly rise to the top of the stack.
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I know so many people who have huge student loan debt because they rushed into school.
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Mike Rounds told reporters with a tinge of frustration, as he rushed into an elevator. Sen.
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She opened up a lot of space that me and a million other women rushed into.
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When he opened the door, several police officers pushed him aside and rushed into his apartment.
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It was rushed into release after Mr. Trump threatened to block its publication through legal action.
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Quarterback Dak Prescott was repeatedly under pressure and rushed into bad throws, leading to three interceptions.
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In the last week of July, 45,000 extra troops were rushed into Kashmir on various pretexts.
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The doors had barely shut when an older man with distinctive features rushed into the elevator.
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Feis, 217, suffered a gunshot wound and died after he was rushed into surgery, Lehtio said.
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The utilities and consumer staples stocks that investors had rushed into during market stress fell back.
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Economists at Capital Economics said the IBGE release suggests policymakers "won't be rushed into tightening policy".
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In the last week of July, 45,000 extra troops were rushed into Kashmir on various pretexts.
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The Courier Mail reports that Damon rushed into a nearby cafe for ice to treat the sting.
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Beckman says McInnes tried to continue with the event, but stopped when protesters rushed into the room.
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Making her way down the hall, Monaghan suddenly saw photographers and security guards rushed into the space.
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Fortunately for Li, she managed to escape when four men rushed into the lift to subdue him.
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She got the call in her pajamas and immediately rushed into the hall to go to Kim.
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He was rushed into intensive care, where he received multiple operations to remove dead and infected tissue.
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Amazon, Uber, and Oracle, along with startups like Convoy and Transfix, have rushed into the trucking space.
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So each time someone opened a window, more oxygen rushed into the building and fanned the flames.
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But the Speaker quickly tamped down those rumors and warned he wouldn't be rushed into a decision.
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The majority rushed into this hearing and is refusing to even look at the nominee's full record.
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After officers heard more gunshots through the phone, they rushed into the market and killed Mr. Lakdim.
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He also said that he would have rushed into the school, even unarmed, had he been there.
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The minute their footsteps disappeared down the hall my 7-year-old rushed into my room, crying.
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They pulled into the town of Hayti 17 miles east and rushed into the Pemiscot County hospital.
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I rushed into the street, without even stopping to change out of my PJs, and started working.
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The 303-year yield cracked below 1.6% earlier this week as investors rushed into safe haven bonds.
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They heard her screaming, and her father-in-law rushed into the room and hit his son.
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Remember all the zinc bulls who rushed into that market in the early part of last year?
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Still, the talks are the most promising opening yet, and soccer has already rushed into the breach.
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And then because of this stress, we get forced and rushed into making less than optimal choices.
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Melissa Hutchinson said she helped treat a "profusely" bleeding man who rushed into a bar after the incident.
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Investors rushed into bonds, with the largest ever one-month rotation into fixed-income assets, while cutting equities.
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But half an hour later he heard shouting and shooting from the flat and rushed into the scene.
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Thousands of foreign aid workers rushed into Haiti after the earthquake there leveled Port-Au-Prince, the capital.
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Investors rushed into bank stocks, fleeing safe havens like government bonds and gold as interest rates moved higher.
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A photographer rushed into the ruins of the World Trade Centers to capture the wreckage as it happened.
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"We rushed into the business with our usual disregard for a comprehensive political scheme," she wrote in 1916.
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"I'm not going to be rushed into having him testify so he gets trapped into perjury," Giuliani said.
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Helus and a highway patrol officer rushed into the bar and exchanged gunfire with the shooter, Dean said.
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Fortunately, an Arapahoe County Sheriff's Deputy was already stationed at the school, and he immediately rushed into action.
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Their scent rushed into our car as we climbed the southern coast, and the Mediterranean came into view.
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"We really rushed into the supersonic age before we had the technology to do it efficiently," Scholl said.
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So much so that the movie is being rushed into theaters less than six months after filming ended.
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The next clip recorded by the journalist, Luis Olavarrieta, shows the young musician being rushed into an ambulance.
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Investors rushed into the market, buying thousands of foreclosed properties at discount prices and turned them into rentals.
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Financial institutions rushed into liquid assets, with interbank interest rates in the city shooting up across the curve.
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It was probably a borderline call, but sounds like he was rushed into surgery based on the notes.
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It was probably a borderline call, but sounds like he was rushed into surgery based on the notes.
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Days after her surgery, Dreier, 29, was rushed into the intensive care unit after her blood pressure suddenly dropped.
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Then they tore off their costumes and rushed into another pair of scenes spoofing Valentine's Day and Mother's Day.
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Woods said he was willing to make some changes, but would not be rushed into making any big alterations.
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Then they tore off their costumes and rushed into another pair of scenes spoofing Valentine's Day and Mother's Day.
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It is not something anyone should ever be ashamed of and certainly not something anyone should be rushed into.
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He rushed into the banquet hall, toward the children who were playing there, including his 4-year-old granddaughter.
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Investors rushed into Treasuries as a safe haven, pushing benchmark 10-year yields to their lowest levels since Nov.
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Public companies bought back about $800 billion of their own shares last year even as money rushed into ETFs.
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Critics say the interceptors, based in California and Alaska were rushed into deployment and have had several mechanical problems.
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In an act that violated federal environmental regulations, a mothballed sixty-year-old treatment plant was rushed into service.
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"Thirty men and women rushed into the West 123rd Street police station," ready to evacuate, according to the Times .
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Later, as an emergency physician, I treated a young woman who was rushed into the ER by the paramedics.
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He was rushed into surgery "for an emergency operation" 30 minutes after arriving, the hospital said in a statement.
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In May, Ms. Marti gathered the team to tell them her decision quit rather than be rushed into marriage.
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"In the oceans, 96 percent of all species became extinct" after carbon dioxide rushed into the atmosphere, he writes.
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The retired U.S. Marine has rushed into a new battle, as a volunteer rescuing stranded horses and other livestock.
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She quickly finished washing her hands and rushed into the room to see her parents and the doctor smiling.
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She was rushed into an emergency C-section, where she died of an amniotic fluid embolism at age 31.
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Ms. Konte said during the interview that she felt rushed into making a decision to take the plea offer.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders later modified Trump's suggestion that he would have rushed into the school.
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Bond prices were much higher across the maturity curve in sympathy with Treasuries as investors rushed into safe-haven assets.
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Many of these first responders rushed into the toxic ash and dust that would ultimately wreak havoc on their bodies.
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Many of these first responders rushed into the toxic ash and dust that would ultimately wreak havoc on their bodies.
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Following the diagnosis, she was rushed into emergency surgery at a hospital in San Juan, Puerto Rico, where she resides.
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER FILMING "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown," Snoopy was rushed into surgery for a buildup of urethral crystals.
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Boys, girls, men and women scampered out of their houses and rushed into the road with stones in their hands.
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The former official said that the captain who rushed into the cell and got the teenager down was off-duty.
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When Rebecca found out the news, she rushed into Jack's hospital room in disbelief and saw her husband's lifeless body.
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As India and Pakistan were born amid bloodshed, many families rushed into what was newly becoming India — including many Muslims.
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"I feel like I've rushed into becoming a woman, so now I just want to be a teenager again," she said.
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As she was giving an interview to TWC News Rochester, five heavily geared officers rushed into the shot and arrested her.
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Once Mr Emanuel had pulled out of the race unexpectedly in September, other candidates rushed into the race, including Ms Preckwinkle.
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Panicked Norcia residents rushed into the streets and the town's ancient Basilica of St. Benedict collapsed, leaving just the facade standing.
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Investors dumped export-oriented Asian currencies and rushed into safe havens, with the Japanese yen surging to a seven-month high.
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She was then able to respond to questions by squeezing her mom's hand several more times, and was rushed into surgery.
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Mr. Villalaz said he rushed into the restaurant's bathroom and rinsed his face with water, which may have lessened his injuries.
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Police officers rushed into the fast-food restaurant, evacuated customers and their half-eaten breakfasts and shut down a busy thoroughfare.
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Washington Metrorail's system rushed into its massive yearlong repair program known as "SafeTrack," according to a government watchdog report released Tuesday.
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It might have stemmed from the incest she endured: impregnated by her Nazi sympathizer father at 19 and rushed into marriage.
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They say the president will not be rushed into what he considers one of the most important decisions in the role.
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Within two months she had rushed into marriage with a man who had agreed to adopt the child as his own.
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When the gunshots rang out, we're told people inside the studio rushed into another room for cover until things calmed down.
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Colonel Petrov said the system had been rushed into service in response to the United States' introduction of a similar system.
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Speculators, whether those chasing the new bear narrative or those simply chasing technical momentum, seem to have rushed into a trap.
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Connor told People that the two realized they rushed into a relationship, and have broken up after dating for two months.
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When guards took away his weapons and began to search him, he rushed into the building and detonated an explosives belt.
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On a recent weekday evening, rehearsal wrapped and the cast rushed into the green room to celebrate a couple of birthdays.
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At one point, members of both the Ku Klux Klan and the New Black Panther Party rushed into town for protests.
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Police also rushed into the situation when responding officers pulled their squad car into the park grass, right in front of Rice.
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Hopefully, those horses are as brave as the stallion who rushed into the Easy Fire to lead its fellow steeds to safety.
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A powerful nor'easter pounded New England last week, prompting coastal evacuations and causing flooding so extreme that water rushed into downtown Boston.
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His father, Matt Graves, rushed into the water and sustained lacerations on his hand in an attempt to fight off the alligator.
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But now members have rushed into voting for a measure that has zero chance of becoming law in its current, controversial form.
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Stephen Varn told the Associated Press, adding that one of the victims had been rushed into emergency surgery with a critical injury.
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Gisele was struck in the neck and rushed into a cell phone store nearby, where she waited for first responders to arrive.
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The paramedics raced with Mr. Rodríguez to Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Center, where Mr. Martínez had already been rushed into surgery.
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The victim should be given time to forgive Lastly, the person who was cheated on shouldn't feel rushed into forgiving their partner.
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Any parent who has rushed into the nursery to check that their baby is breathing can understand how amazing that feature is.
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President Trump said that if he had been on the scene, he would have rushed into the building to confront the shooter.
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Angelo Vargas, 30, rushed into the room with his daughter, 7-year-old Alexa, her pink book bag slung over his back.
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His son rushed into the bedroom and told him that there were dozens of armed men outside, and cars with flashing lights.
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Gold touched $1,110 an ounce for the first time in nine weeks as the dollar fell and investors rushed into perceived havens.
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That is one big reason the stock market has spiraled lower, as buyers rushed into Treasurys and yields on corporate debt snapped higher.
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Berger would later tell me he had no idea the experiment was under way and that Johnson rushed into it without his permission.
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Several states rushed into court to try to block the implementation of Trump's travel ban -- but it was Ferguson who was most successful.
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Virgil and his mother, Lisa Wallace, took shelter in a nearby neighbor's second-floor apartment after water rushed into their ground floor home.
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The Sophos researcher believes this Remote Access Trojan was rushed into use out of desperation, after several attacks failed to deliver expected results.
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Investors rushed into the dollar, sending it to a 16-month high while the offshore Chinese yuan languished at a 22-month low.
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Curiously, the film, which was rushed into theaters for Christmas 1946, failed at the box-office before earning its place in film history.
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They ran to Boston College police officer Carl Mascioli's patrol car, and he rushed into the water and pulled the man to safety.
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They did not call authorities to say they had escaped, and six firemen who had rushed into the building to save them died.
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Ron Helus and a highway patrol officer rushed into the bar and exchanged gunfire with the shooter, Ventura County Sheriff Geoff Dean said.
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"I'm not going to be rushed into having him testify so he gets trapped into perjury," Giuliani told "Meet the Press" in August.
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At one low point, Emmy suffered a severe allergic reaction in January; she stopped breathing and had to be rushed into emergency care.
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Wednesday's emergency law was rushed into existence as the GDB faces possible default on a $422 million debt payment due on May 1.
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"I'm not going to be rushed into having him testify so that he gets trapped into perjury," Giuliani told NBC News in August.
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Rome Journal On a rainy Sunday morning, Cristiano Davoli stopped traffic and rushed into the middle of the street to save the day.
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We rushed into that, and we had an epiphany right away, which was that ... Before you get to that ... Sorry, am I racing?
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Otherwise, if it's challenged in court later, there may be questions around whether you were rushed into doing it and if it's valid.
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That flawed version was banned in America, so a notorious pornographer, Sam Roth, rushed into print a pirated and even more corrupt edition.
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A woman was rushed into emergency surgery last week after a sex toy slipped through her urethra and got stuck inside her bladder.
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Don't allow yourself to be rushed into ordering before you are ready, though you may want an aperitif or cocktail while you ponder.
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When a window would blow out in one room, they rushed into another, where, again, the windows would burst -- like a cruel joke.
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The 17-year-old was tended to by trainers for roughly 10 minutes on the ice before he was rushed into emergency surgery.
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Investors rushed into the U.S. dollar, sending it to a 214.003-month high while the offshore Chinese yuan languished at a 22-month low.
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The idea of dockless biking first took off in China, where dozens of companies rushed into the market, some seeing their valuations grow exponentially.
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Authorities claim Diallo rushed into the apartment building after receiving a call from his wife that she was being attacked by a strange man.
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Trump's deficit-financed tax overhaul, rushed into law in December, awarded $1.5 trillion in tax cuts to businesses and individuals over the next decade.
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The divorce rate rocketed in the 1970s and 1980s, as women who had rushed into unhappy marriages discovered they could make their own way.
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But when she gets there she finds Anika being rushed into an ambulance as a result of what appears to be a panic attack.
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After being handed a massive laser gun, I was rushed into a maze of barren, zombie-filled streets alongside a small group of people.
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"Listen, the police and firefighters and first responders that rushed into those buildings were heroes that every American cheered for and celebrated," he said.
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The deterioration in distressed asset prices is hitting the books of dozens of listed companies who rushed into the business a few years back.
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Now that I've had some distance from the decision, I'm actually really glad I put my Type-A ways aside and rushed into it.
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Experts say that in the past, millions of cubic feet of lake water have rushed into the Hunza River, destroying everything along the way.
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Insurers rushed into the Phoenix market in the early years of the Affordable Care Act, offering some of the lowest prices in the country.
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I appreciated, too, that the characters' emotions are not rushed into place as if on a conveyor belt, which often happens in shortish plays.
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And on Saturday, a man rushed into a rabbi's home in Monsey, New York, during a Hanukkah celebration, hacking at people with a machete.
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Pence began his remarks by describing the bravery of those in the Pentagon who rushed into the burning building to rescue those trapped inside.
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AI and quantum technologies have received substantial investment from America's big geopolitical rival, China, and both are being rushed into military service by Beijing.
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Bank stocks finished 2019 on a tear, outpacing the broader stock market in the fourth quarter as investors rushed into an under-owned sector.
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Investors in turn have rushed into safe-haven U.S. Treasuries, with 10-year yields falling on Tuesday to 1.57%, their lowest since early October.
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Bank stocks finished 2019 on a tear, outpacing the broader stock indexes in the fourth quarter as investors rushed into an under-owned sector.
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Adam Wilk, rushed into emergency starting duty on Sunday to replace the suspended Matt Harvey, was designated for assignment to clear a roster spot.
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Her face showed traces of tears, and wiping them away and throwing down her pen she rushed into the kitchen to make the tea.
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This isn't a joke: CATS was rushed into theaters before being finished so a new version is being sent to theaters with updated effects.
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Three South Korean soldiers brought Oh to safety and he was immediately taken aboard a U.S. Black Hawk military helicopter and rushed into surgery.
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Some bakers warn that muffin batter should be rushed into the oven as soon as it is mixed so that the leavening effect isn't lost.
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Cigarette firms British American Tobacco and Imperial Brands, and consumer goods giants Diageo and Unilever, also gained as investors rushed into high dividend-paying stocks.
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One of them, Valerie Stephens, 32, abandoned her house on Saturday, when about nine inches of water rushed into the house over half an hour.
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Lynn Black's mother-in-law, who had lupus and lung cancer, was rushed into a hospital intensive care unit last summer with shortness of breath.
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But she will not be rushed into anything contrary to Europe's interests and she is certainly not going to be intimidated by Trump's male bravado.
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Hours later, though, the 33-year-old Canadian was rushed into emergency surgery and eventually diagnosed with necrotizing fasciitis—also known as flesh-eating bacteria.
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However, many films rushed into production before the 2007 strike, resulting in movies that were shot without finished screenplays, such as the second Transformers film.
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The door swung open with a clunk and a screech, and cold clean air rushed into his lungs like the first breath after a storm.
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In 2015, torrential rains in northwest Colombia caused a landslide that killed more than 80 people as mud rushed into homes and bridges, officials said.
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On the policy front, Trump re-implemented in March a review of fuel economy standards that had been rushed into place by the Obama administration.
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Investors rushed into the dollar, sending it to a 16-month high while the offshore Chinese yuan was left to nurse another 22-month low.
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Kenya Moore doesn't think she rushed into marriage, despite only dating her now-estranged husband Marc Daly for seven months before walking down the aisle.
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After hurricane season wreaked havoc on parts of the United States, investors rushed into Home Depot's stock as a way to play the rebuilding process.
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He chatted casually with FCC staff, and laughed when fire department officials rushed into the building carrying axes in response to an apparent hoax call.
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This is an important, even critical, debate to have, but major changes to our electricity markets should not be rushed into or made in haste.
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She was rushed into emergency surgery and told she would have to spend the rest of her pregnancy confined to bed rest in the hospital.
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Banks see promise in the blockchain technology underpinning cryptocurrencies, but have not rushed into an industry which has faced regulatory scrutiny and extreme price swings.
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The yield on benchmark 10-year US Treasury notes fell below 1% for the first time in history as investors rushed into safe haven assets.
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The move stunned real-estate speculators, developers, and renters who had rushed into the Long Island City neighborhood to be near the new HQ2 development.
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Investors have fled stocks and rushed into bonds, scrambling for safety, as the epidemic stoked fears of a global economic slowdown or even a recession.
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Investors have fled stocks and rushed into bonds for safety as the spreading virus stoked fears of a prolonged economic slowdown or even a recession.
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The man, who said he had lost his dentures during his initial visit to hospital, was subsequently rushed into surgery to remove the false teeth.
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Despite pressure from other EU capitals to quickly start negotiating the terms of Britain's exit, May has said she would not be rushed into it.
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Residents already rattled by a constant trembling of the earth rushed into piazzas and streets after being roused from bed by Sunday's 7:40 a.m. quake.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors rushed into the safety of U.S. government bonds on Wednesday, muting a broad stocks rally as fears of a global recession grew.
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One night during the Battle of the Wilderness, Grant's officers rushed into his tent in a panic, warning him what Lee might do if they attacked.
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" Earlier on Monday, Trump told a group of governors that he believed he would have rushed into the school, adding, "You never know until you're tested.
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Katambo said on Sunday that the private sector panicked and rushed into the market thinking that there was not enough maize and this pushed up prices.
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The British voters' decision to leave the EU has badly shaken markets– although the dollar remained relatively calm while investors rushed into the safety of gold.
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"I know they've talked about perhaps [Season 2] was rushed into production, but I can tell you we're taking our time with the scripts," Bloys said.
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Draisaitl took the feed at the blueline as the Oilers rushed into the zone and from the left face-off dot ripped a top-corner shot.
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The tennis star was rushed into an emergency C-section to deliver her daughter Alexis Olympia, and after the birth, a coughing fit reopened her wounds.
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Chyna and Kris arrived separately -- Kris was with Corey Gamble -- and rushed into the ER at 9:45 PM near Hidden Hills, where the family lives.
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White House legislative director Marc Short said the spending bill, which ran to more than 2,000 pages, was rushed into place to avoid a government shutdown.
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Minute by minute struggle In the first 30 minutes, after Oh was rushed into Trauma Room One, Lee and his team worked to keep Oh breathing.
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Worse, our diagnosticians themselves often sound like patients, shouting from the gurney as they're being rushed into intensive care, or like bemused visitors from another planet.
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Normal People has the feeling of having been either rushed into publication following the success of Conversations With Friends or a draft for Conversations With Friends.
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People rushed into the streets and cracks were left in some buildings by the quakes, pictures posted on the social media accounts of state media showed.
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Police officers rushed into the Twin Towers as they were collapsing; they have also shot and killed unarmed people for fear of losing their own lives.
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Minutes later, passers-by who had been driving by the golf course rushed into the clubhouse to report that a plane had landed on the course.
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Canada, whose economy is the second biggest among the TPP-11 after Japan, said on Wednesday it would not be rushed into a revived TPP deal.
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I hadn't covered one of them since 1999, when I was in the wrong place at the right time and rushed into the aftermath of Columbine.
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Born and raised in Mogadishu, Hassan drew from the same wellsprings of hope and despair as the militants who rushed into certain death at the compound.
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It took more than two years before she was diagnosed with a brain injury and rushed into emergency neurosurgery at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.
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In August of last year, Dore suffered $40,103 in damages when water rushed into the Iberia Parish, La., home she's lived in for over 40 years.
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Three weeks ago, two young shepherds, 12- and 14-year-old brothers, were rushed into our emergency room after an Islamic State sniper shot them both.
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But it's hard to imagine how he ever again ascends to a status as lofty as the one he held; others have rushed into that airspace.
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Rick immediately went into Hero mode, scooped up his son and rushed him to the infirmary, where Denise and her ragtag trauma team rushed into action.
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He rushed into his apartment, grabbed a plastic bag and returned to the street, recalled Ms. Tomas, who had already changed out of her party clothes.
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The number of people on 9/11 who rushed into those buildings, Stephen Siller and everyone else - they didn't know people who they wanted to save.
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The amount of people who rushed into those buildings on 9/11, Stephen Siller and everyone else -- they didn't know people who they wanted to save.
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But that was not quite true even as Steve Scalise, a congressman from Louisiana who was shot in the hip, was being rushed into the operating theatre.
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Family members rushed into the water to rescue the child, who was "trapped and secured by the seat belt and the ATV's safety netting," the statement read.
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As I crashed into the door and crumpled to the ground, the deaf children remained unperturbed, but the teachers rushed into the hallway to investigate the commotion.
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A resident of Beaumont, Coleman had tried to leave there when conditions got bad, only to get stuck in his SUV as the floodwaters rushed into Vidor.
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Levkovich noted that investors have rushed into defensive stocks in "an almost desperate search for yield," but those equities grew expensive through last week and remain pricey.
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That's exactly what happened in Thailand last month, when a captive green sea turtle named Omsin, which means "Piggy Bank" in Thai, was rushed into emergency surgery.
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Woods said he was not living in an "ivory tower" and was willing to make some changes, but would not be rushed into making any big alterations.
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As concerns surrounding global growth, uncertainty in China and fresh lows in oil prices gripped markets, investors have rushed into safe-haven assets such as U.S. Treasurys.
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When Roksana got out of the car to exchange information with the other driver, someone (presumably an accomplice) rushed into the Maserati and bolted with the vehicle.
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"Other utilities, which in the past have used the Tohoku/Glencore deal as a price benchmark, also rushed into the spot market to order coal," he added.
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WASHINGTON — The director of the F.B.I. said Wednesday that he would not be rushed into finishing his agency's investigation of Hillary Clinton's emails on an election timetable.
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But Halep rushed into an early, commanding lead on Centre Court, taking advantage of early errors from the American's inability to send her shots over the net.
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As the fires reached the hospital, Sanders was rushed into a car with an employee named David, whose last name she never learned, according to the Chronicle.
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"There was a glut of competition that rushed into the space [after Skylanders found success], and I think that made it more difficult for everyone," Hirshberg said.
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"I'm not going to be rushed into having him testify so he gets trapped into perjury," Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani told NBC's "Meet the Press" in August.
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"I'm not going to be rushed into having him testify so that he gets trapped into perjury," Rudy Giuliani, Trump's lead attorney, told NBC News in August.
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It fell as low as 1.44% last month as investors rushed into Treasurys on fears of a global economic slowdown and as the Federal Reserve cut rates.
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I think we just kind of rushed into doing something to keep the momentum going, when we should have maybe taken a little time to consider it.
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Betrayed by President Trump, the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) have rushed into Vladimir Putin's and Assad's arms, leaving the U.S. even more on the outside looking in.
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A few minutes past the appointed time, Ackman rushed into the conference room, trailed by an assistant who was listing a series of meetings for that day.
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But Omsin, who lived at a conservation center in Chonburi, east of the Thai capital Bangkok, was rushed into intensive care on Sunday night, breathing too slowly.
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A dozen candidates, half of whom are women, rushed into the contest in the first two months of 2019, creating the most diverse primary field in history.
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The second half of the play, in which fights over the direction of the business dominate — and larger questions about American values are rushed into position — disappoints.
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Fans have been clamoring for more Planet Earth ever since the series wrapped up in 2006, but unlike many sequels, this one couldn't be rushed into production.
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From there, a US official rushed into another room to advise Kelly of the situation; Kelly allegedly rushed over and told all US personnel to continue moving onward.
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Fearful of the impact on global growth, investors dumped export-oriented Asian currencies and rushed into safe havens, with the Japanese yen surging to a seven-month high.
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But in the Philippines, the social media capital of the world according to global media agency We Are Social, Facebook rushed into a culture that unquestioningly assimilated it.
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The Japanese currency traded around 101.60 per U.S. dollar and 112.20 per euro on Monday, pushed up after investors rushed into the "safe-haven" yen following Friday's vote.
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New Zealand First had "not all the cards but we do have the main cards," he added, saying he would not be rushed into giving any answers immediately.
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Big names from Intel to Amazon to Uber to Walmart have rushed into the drone logistics market — a sector that's on track to reach $29 billion by 2027.
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"A meeting between the displaced persons and the management was going on when some people rushed into the premises and vandalized the property," said Inspector General M.S. Bhatia.
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Patients are now increasingly being offered a trial of antibiotics instead of being rushed into surgery to remove an inflamed appendix (the suffix "-itis" in appendicitis means inflamed).
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By starting early, you'll allow time for multiple discussions — and prevent your fiancé from feeling forced or rushed into something he or she doesn't understand or agree with.
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But it's also due to yield-chasing investors who have rushed into bond funds and exchange-traded funds, whose daily turnover far exceeds that of their underlying assets.
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Medical personnel rushed into the ring, Day was taken out of the ring in a stretcher and loaded into an ambulance which transported him to a nearby hospital.
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The former New York City major insisted he would not be "rushed" into making his client available for something that could become a chargeable offense under the law.
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Even as we talk about how to reduce violence in schools, we've got a President saying he believes he'd have rushed into Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School unarmed.
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In the immediate aftermath of the shooting, Ranatunga was rushed into the building, which houses the headquarters of the Ceylon Petroleum Corporation, a national oil and gas company.
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Leaf's caretakers had to release the horse and her colt Earth from the facility when devastating flood waters rushed into the area, causing a mandatory evacuation for all residents.
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Family members rushed into the water to try and rescue the child, who was "trapped and secured by the seat belt and the ATV's safety netting," the statement read.
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Boeing faces serious accusations that the plane was rushed into service with new software believed to have contributed to two fatal crashes and without providing adequate training to pilots.
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The activist hedge fund believes that Del Frisco's, a steak house restaurant chain operator, is poorly managing its restaurants and rushed into buying two chains to avoid an acquisition.
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Investors rushed into the safety of bonds Thursday and dumped stocks, as it appeared the trade war could be prolonged and more painful for the world economy than expected.
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Engaged Capital pushed Del Frisco's to add a board member, saying the company's steakhouse restaurants were poorly managed and had rushed into buying two chains to avoid an acquisition.
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"My little angels went to Heaven on Aug 5th and I was rushed into the OR for emergency surgery and was in the ICU for 4 days," she said.
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"My little angels went to Heaven on Aug 5th and I was rushed into the OR for emergency surgery and was in the ICU for 4 days," Girardi wrote.
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Legislation was rushed into the national parliament's upper house Senate late on Wednesday, even as colorful celebrations in the major cities continued and congratulations rolled in from international supporters.
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Two teens rushed into action to save the life of a 1-year-old girl at the scene of a deadly car crash in Minooka, Illinois, on June 30.
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Mike Wallace, who rode out Irma house-sitting a friend's home in Big Pine Key, saw Irma's wrath firsthand when 8 feet of storm surge rushed into the residence.
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In it, Australian woman Toni Doherty rushed into blazing bushland along Oxley Highway to rescue a badly burned koala, wrapping him in her shirt and dousing him in water.
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A fledgling author, he wrote an almost worshipful book about his father that he rushed into print so that it would be published before the elder Mr. Bush died.
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"We are extremely disappointed that a company like BA with a strong balance sheet and cash reserves has rushed into redundancy consultation," said BALPA pilot union chief Brian Sutton.
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After surging water from Tropical Depression Imelda rushed into his house and up against his wheels, Mr. Pugh, who has a partial leg amputation, could not wait for 911.
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Damien Williams then rushed into the end zone on a three-run and Mahomes threw his third touchdown of the game on a 343-yard play to Sammy Watkins.
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Driven by economics (a hunger for resources and new markets) and politics (a longing for strategic allies), Chinese companies and workers have rushed into all parts of the world.
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"So what I have to tell you is, look, I'm not going to be rushed into having him testify so he gets trapped into perjury," Giuliani told the program.
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After paramedics arrived, the former Marine rushed into the building, where he was joined by others from his department and deputies from the Broward County Sheriff's Office, he said.
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I completed my first Dry January in 2018, four months after a loved one was rushed into emergency surgery for a liver transplant that would ultimately save her life.
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Occasionally Cuba presses Rollins for information and he rattles off a bunch of apocalyptic Bible jargon like a kid who rushed into his parents' bedroom to tattle on his brother.
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They pleaded with Qedani Mahlangu, the provincial health minister, and even went to court to try to stop the move, arguing that vulnerable people were being rushed into dodgy homes.
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News of the Saudi overtures has also provoked an outcry on South African social media, but a senior ANC source said the government would not be rushed into a decision.
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Garcia Padilla is expected to quickly sign the bill, which was rushed into existence as the GDB faces possible default on a $422 million debt payment due on May 1.
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As Silicon Valley aims to ease logistics in entrenched industries, a host of startups have rushed into trucking, a $700 billion-a-year industry that is notorious for low margins.
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Although the pair only dated for a short time before tying the knot, last month Schumer explained why she didn't feel the pair had rushed into walking down the aisle.
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Where guys like John Moraga, Ali Bagautinov and Kyoji Horiguchi were rushed into title shots against Mighty Mouse, Henry Cejudo has seemed to have had time to build himself up.
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I didn't oversee Season 2, I know they talked about perhaps it was kind of rushed into production, but I can tell you we're taking our time with the scripts.
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Remembering his dream over breakfast, Peter had rushed into the bathroom to look in the mirror, scanning his throat, swallowing, looking for some sort of bite mark and finding none.
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The report said that without ample time to prepare, government departments risk being rushed into mistakes like the Department for Transport's ferry mishap, which cost the taxpayer about £85 million.
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Unfortunately, the few dozen GBIs now deployed in Alaska and California were rushed into service in the early 2000s to deal with emerging threats after the September 2001 terrorist attacks.
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I had expected someone stern and formal, but Hollberg was, in fact, relaxed and unpretentious and congenial, with a sly humor that rushed into all the gaps in our conversation.
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Tall black waves crawled up the slope before a hundred and fifty thousand tons of slurry rushed into the valley below, overwhelming Pantglas Junior School, in the village of Aberfan.
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The results of several recent studies suggest that patients with uncomplicated appendicitis should not be rushed into surgery and instead should be offered the option of a trial of antibiotics.
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As the Project on Government Oversight has noted, the F-35 may never be ready for combat and is being rushed into production before basic performance issues have been solved.
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These days, no good high-performing movie goes unpunished by a sequel, so a second installment — A Bad Moms Christmas — was rushed into production for release barely 17 months later.
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Mr. Bannon has rushed into the vacuum, telling allies that he and Mr. Miller have a brief window in which to push through their vision of Mr. Trump's economic nationalism.
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The article also asserted that the study was rushed into print in June 2015 to have "maximum possible impact on world leaders" at the Paris climate talks later that year.
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The investigators, part of a regional task force, rushed into an apartment at 1162-1176 Washington Avenue early Tuesday and found the suspect, Michael Quiles, 27, in a back room.
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Cellphone video footage taken at the scene of the crime captured De Oliveira's final moments, as her limp body was rushed into a passing car and toward the emergency room.
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At one point, a fire engine arrived and a large crew of emergency services staff rushed into the building to respond to what turned out to be a false alarm.
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In hindsight, although I don't want to diminish What's Between, I feel that I rushed into making it a little too soon after finishing the final Altar of Plagues record.
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Upon arriving at the Fox party, a source tells PEOPLE that Modern Family actress Vergara rushed into the bathroom to put Bandaids on her feet because her shoes were hurting her.
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Rising commodity prices have fueled increased inflation expectations in Europe, and sparked the so-called "reflation" trade since last summer as investors rushed into shares of banks, industrials and resources firms.
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Streep, Hanks, and Spielberg acknowledged that The Post, with its themes of press freedom and standing up to government power, had been rushed into production due to the current political environment.
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And it doesn't help when a series' component films are rushed into production, and debut with weak stories that can't bear the weight of the series they're designed to kick off.
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Gold has performed better than most other major asset classes this year, rallying around 21 percent since the start of the year as investors rushed into traditional the safe haven asset.
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HANOI (Reuters) - Canada will not be rushed into the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP), so as to ensure a deal that serves its best interests, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Wednesday.
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Of course it didn't take long to find a willing participant from off the street, as a fan named Jennifer was swiftly rushed into the studio to join the Hail, Caesar!
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Corker, Tennessee's former commissioner of finance, said that the Senate will not be rushed into producing a healthcare bill after the House narrowly passed a bill last week along party lines.
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The dollar index has now given up two-thirds of the gains it notched up this month when investors rushed into the greenback as equity markets suffered a violent sell-off.
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The Obama administration on Monday rushed into action to fight the Zika virus, hoping to prevent a widespread outbreak in the United States and calm public fears about the mysterious disease.
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When Jodie Norton rushed into the hospital for what would later be diagnosed as a ruptured ovarian cyst, a neighbor offered to pick up her sons and drive them to school.
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LONDON — The 30-year-old soprano Ekaterina Bakanova was in the midst of a routine rehearsal at the Royal Opera House in July 2015 when she was rushed into the spotlight.
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Don't allow yourself to be rushed into buying anything or giving away any information, Schlecht tells CNBC Make It. It's usually a red flag if something needs to be done immediately.
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As a defense of the first travel ban — which was famously rushed into implementation before Department of Homeland Security officials reached an agreement about what it did — this would have been ludicrous.
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Trump is concerned that the US could be rushed into a military confrontation with Iran, and instead wishes to pursue a diplomatic approach to easing tensions, several US officials told the Post.
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In response, the cabaret has cut ticket prices to 290 euros, or about $18893, from €21889, and has rushed into production a new show starring the American burlesque artist Dita Von Teese.
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But when he saw a raging house fire just blocks from his precinct on April 30, his instincts took over, and he rushed into the three-story home to get people out.
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Huawei is by some measures the number one or number two top seller of phones worldwide, and if it suddenly rushed into creating its own OS, things would get messy very quickly.
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Investors rushed into the city's property market after the historic inter-Korea summit last month opened the prospect of rapid improvement in relations between North Korea and the rest of the world.
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Finally, she parked and then rushed into the restaurant, telling one employee: "I'm going to come back for you," according to Perez, who said he warned her he was calling the cops.
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"To 60 percent of those offers I say no right away, the other 40 percent are still on the table," he added, saying he would not be rushed into taking a decision.
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P2P lending (of the sort Ezubao pretended to offer) has rushed into the gaps, matching depositors who want higher rates of return with small firms that cannot get credit from big banks.
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China's offshore yuan has weakened in recent months, as investors sold the currency and rushed into dollars on worries that a trade conflict between Washington and Beijing would damage the Chinese economy.
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On December 4, he drove six hours from his hometown in North Carolina to DC and, AR-15 in hand, rushed into pizza restaurant Comet Ping Pong—the sex ring's purported headquarters.
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The president also dismissed the notion that he regrets starting off his legislative agenda with a bill to repeal and replace ObamaCare, telling a reporter does not believe he rushed into it.
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Character Study Breathless and behind schedule, Dr. Linda Dahl rushed into the waiting room of her office on East 56th Street in Manhattan where two patients, handsome men with chiseled physiques, waited.
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The book was rushed into bookstores and onto e-book platforms four days ahead of schedule because of what its publisher called "unprecedented demand" -- and after Trump's bid to block it failed.
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Water rushed into ground-floor apartments in parts of Des Moines ruining belongings, including those of 58-year-old Ellen James, who said she lost everything and had to stay in a shelter.
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The problem is, when I went to grad school, in geological sciences, I was rushed into this very specialized research before I'd even been taught how the tools of thinking and science work.
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Bonds also drew in money for the 26th straight week, as investors hungry to earn a return rushed into U.S. Treasury funds, which enjoyed their biggest inflows in 62 weeks, EPFR figures showed.
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Donald Trump, then the GOP nominee, at first denied making the comments after an aide rushed into his Trump Tower office to reveal that The Washington Post was about to break the story.
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As concerns surrounding global growth, uncertainty in China and fresh lows in oil prices gripped markets, investors have rushed into safe-haven Treasurys, pushing the 10-year Treasury under 2 percent last week.
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Rudy rushed into the house to reveal a gruesome scene: the bodies of his three daughters—two-year-old Sophia, one-year-old Yazmine and three-month-old Xenia—lying on the bed.
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For many women, David is an easy person to identify with—the everywoman who was scorned in a very public way, and whose ex immediately rushed into commitment with an international pop superstar.
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Onward I pressed, my alveoli on fire, until finally, with one big primordial bubble, the smoke broke through to the surface and rushed into my chest with the jolt of a defibrillator resuscitation.
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As the mud rushed into lower-lying neighborhoods in Montecito, a wealthy hillside community where many celebrities have homes, the power went out and gas lines were severed, said Thomas Tighe, a resident.
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Jean-Marc Fournier, the priest who is chaplain to the Paris fire department, rushed into the cathedral and rescued the crown of thorns said to have been worn by Jesus at the crucifixion.
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Senate Republicans say they will not be rushed into accepting a House Democratic bill to provide paid sick leave and a variety of other safety-net aid to people affected by the coronavirus.
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Some 10,793 Israelis have been riding for free on Friday nights and Saturdays since a new Sabbath-only transit network was rushed into service in November by Tel Aviv and three neighboring municipalities.
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In the Wednesday evening attack, a car driven by a suicide bomber rammed into the Posh Hotel in south Mogadishu before gunmen rushed into Pizza House, an adjacent restaurant, and took 20 people hostage.
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He was at a Halloween party in 1985 "defending a keg of beer, because that's worth defending your life over," when he was stabbed in the liver and diaphragm and rushed into emergency surgery.
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The sudden downturn - one of the steepest declines over such a short period ever - will mark the first serious test for many companies that have rushed into pig farming in the last two years.
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Yes, German companies rushed into U.S. markets to escape the stagnating economies in Germany and the rest of the EU. Germany, therefore, is the key to raising U.S. exports to Europe for three reasons.
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British Egyptologist Nicholas Reeves speculates that Tutankhamun, who died at the age of 19, may have been rushed into an outer chamber of what was originally Nefertiti's tomb, which archaeologists have yet to find.
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The Bill has been attacked by ISPs, privacy advocates, the UN, and the world's largest tech companies, with critics agreeing that the Bill is being rushed into law and that its wording is confusing.
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President Trump — who had claimed he would have rushed into the Florida school shooting, even if he wasn't armed — was reminded of that fact by comedian and talk show host Stephen Colbert on Friday.
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Album 10 Photos View Slide Show ' Lindsay Morris, a freelance photographer, said she first got the idea for her latest project after a group of people rushed into her living room last year, twice.
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"He rushed into something in the belief it would give him publicity and credibility," Cherif Bassiouni, an international lawyer and one of the drafters of the Rome Statute, told me of the Kenyatta case.
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We rushed into it only knowing how to play guitar mediocre-ly and pluck a couple power chords, and now I'm looking at different things in a different way and teaching myself different stuff.
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That same month, his casino business declared Chapter 21 bankruptcy after a series of more nimble entrants had rushed into Atlantic City to steal the thunder from Trump's offerings, according to the Washington Post.
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At the same time, water rushed into the breaches in the ship's hull, and the Wasp lurched 15 degrees to its starboard side, like a boxer buckling at the knee after a body shot.
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" With the 10-year Treasury yield hitting an record low on Monday as investors rushed into bonds, Tatro was hoping that the yield would eventually stabilize and catch "a little bit of a bid.
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Mirroring the emptying of supermarket shelves around the world, indebted corporates have rushed into money markets to hoard dollars, with a global shortage of greenback funding threatening to cripple firms from airlines to retailers.
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Inside her apartment in a Houston Housing Authority senior residence on Friday, Ida Szydlik insisted that she hadn't been scared as the water rushed into her building over the weekend, filling the first floor.
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Since Barzani rushed into the referendum without the support of his two most important foreign backers, when Baghdad chose to challenge his actions militarily, he had no one to fall back on for support.
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The Mail on Sunday article also argued that the study had been rushed into the journal Science to influence the 2015 Paris climate deal, in which world leaders agreed to curb planet-warming emissions.
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"I am not going to be rushed into having [Trump] testify so that he gets trapped into perjury," Giuliani said when asked by Todd about why Trump's legal team's negotiations with Mueller have dragged on.
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Mary Melton HOUSTON — Mary Melton struggled to hold onto her walker as she waded through water that was chest-deep at times to escape from the flooding that rushed into her home in northeast Houston.
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The two men, who rushed into a burning house and put out a fire saving a 17-year-old pet cat, received the RSPCA's bronze gallantry award on Saturday, a nod to their selfless act.
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The audience is rushed into and out of entire new kingdoms and species of underwater sentients as though the camera operator showed up late to work and was trying to make up for lost time.
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" On the U.S. Senate floor Tuesday, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said, "Our hearts are with the entire community of Marshall County and our gratitude is with the first responders who rushed into harm's way.
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Razzaz, who was education minister in the previous administration, acknowledged after being appointed that the previous government had rushed into tax rises and pledged to engage a wide cross section of society on future levies.
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The belligerents would not have to concede their vital interests, nor would they be rushed into collaboration and compromise at a time when their confidence in one another and in the international community is low.
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Underscoring reduced risk appetite, investors rushed into sectors that promise stable returns and generous dividend payouts, pushing both consumer and healthcare indexes up over 2 percent, while an index tracking liquor makers jumped 3.3 percent.
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Hugh Yarrow, whose fund comfortably beat peers on June returns, stuck to his large holdings in "unfashionable" stocks like Unilever and Diageo — the same stocks that panicked investors rushed into seeking shelter from the selloff.
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"I saw the Mawlawi lying on his back — when he saw me, he moved his lips to say something, but he couldn't," said Aziz Agha, his bodyguard, who rushed into the room after the explosion.
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So far, Mr. Moon has been careful not to threaten to dismantle the system — which the Pentagon rushed into preliminary operation last week ahead of the election — until he completes a review of the issue.
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However, a subsequent meeting of teams and F1 stakeholders failed to find unanimity and decided to leave it in place for at least one more race rather than be rushed into a knee-jerk decision.
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It was less a choreographed minuet than a scrum in which everyone rushed into the middle of the room before gradually breaking off into little satellite groups, like clumps of mercury rolling off into balls.
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Investors rushed into government bonds and other safer assets amid rising fears of an international trade war after Trump's plans for tariffs on imported steel and aluminum met barbed responses from allies and trade bodies.
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Against that, for all Spain's world class talent, Hierro has had little over a week to work with his team after being rushed into the job as a makeshift replacement after the sacking of Julen Lopetegui.
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U.S. home resales unexpectedly rose in November, reaching their highest level in nearly 10 years, likely as buyers rushed into the market to lock in low interest rates in anticipation of further increases in borrowing costs.
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Palangdan told the AP that dozens of miners and their families had rushed into an old three-story building in the village of Ucab on Sunday, but that the former bunkhouse was destroyed by a landslide.
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Cash Freeman rushed into his neighbor's home Friday to find Leland Foster, 27, allegedly holding the babies inside a tub and his estranged wife at knifepoint in a bathroom, according to KFOR and KXII News 12.
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According to a report on Friday in The Guardian, a series of highly unusual wintertime heat waves during the 22017-103 winter resulted in enough thawing of the permafrost that water rushed into the vault's entrance.
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SYDNEY/WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Residents of the remote Solomon Islands rushed into the hills after a powerful 7.8 earthquake struck early on Friday, with some reports of small tsunami waves as aftershocks rattled the South Pacific nation.
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After Trump claimed he would have rushed into the school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, even if he wasn't armed, Midler called out Trump's avoidance of serving in the Vietnam War.
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NEW YORK, Sept 9 (IFR) - Investors rushed into the riskiest trades this week and proved beyond doubt that the primary market is now wide open for every kind of junk-rated borrower willing to issue bonds.
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Investors, desperate to grab any yield, have rushed into longer-dated bonds: U.S. 30-year borrowing costs are down 60 basis points in August, set for their biggest monthly decline since the 1003 euro debt crisis.
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Investors, desperate to grab any yield, have rushed into longer-dated bonds: U.S. 30-year borrowing costs are down 60 basis points in August, set for their biggest monthly decline since the 2011 euro debt crisis.
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Investors, desperate to grab any yield, have rushed into longer-dated bonds: U.S. 20173-year borrowing costs are down 60 basis points in August, set for their biggest monthly decline since the 2011 euro debt crisis.
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The boy's father rushed into the water and suffered minor cuts on his arm as he fought to wrestle his child from the alligator's grasp, said Jeff Williamson, a spokesman for the Orange County Sheriff's Office.
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When numerous patients from Texas who underwent the stem cell treatment started calling 911 and were rushed into the hospital in critical condition last fall, the paper trail led back to Liveyon and, ultimately, Kosolcharoen himself.
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Indeed, it was only in 2008 that a Walmart worker, hired for the holidays, died after he was trampled by stampeding shoppers who rushed into a Long Island store in the early hours of Black Friday.
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China's offshore yuan had slumped to a 14-month low earlier this week as investors sold the currency and rushed into dollars on worries the trade conflict between Washington and Beijing would damage the Chinese economy.
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The U.S. says it will not be rushed into a nuclear deal with North Korea even though all signs suggest that Pyongyang is preparing to conduct its first long-range missile test in almost 18 months.
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"No one was listening to them when they said 'I'm feeling sick' from the poison that was in the air that they breathed in as they rushed into the towers to try and help," he said.
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"This period of observation was extremely important, because water projects can't be rushed into a social contract without a long term study, as the risks are too high," Jamila Bargach, director of Dar Si Hmad, told CNN.
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Nance was rushed into a shot as the shot clock expired, and Morris hit a jumper as the shot clock expired on the next possession to extend the Knicks' lead to 137-134 with 13.6 seconds left.
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After President Trump announced the sudden withdrawal of American troops from northern Syria two weeks ago, the raid was rushed into motion because the Pentagon feared that the United States might lose visibility of Mr. al-Baghdadi.
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It comes after seven sailors drowned when water rushed into their sleeping quarters on the USS Fitzgerald, another guided-missile destroyer, which struck a Philippine-registered container ship 64 miles south-west of Yokosuka on June 17th.
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Police closed off streets across the western edge of lower Manhattan along the Hudson River, and officers rushed into the neighborhood just as people were preparing for Halloween festivities, including the big annual parade through Greenwich Village.
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North Korean news media have reported the "heroic deeds" of villagers who rushed into houses engulfed in flames to save the portraits of Kim Il-sung and Kim Jong-il, hung on the walls of every home.
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The project cost hundreds of millions of dollars more than public projections and has been roundly derided by urban planners and architects, who say it was rushed into reality at the cost of structural integrity and functionality.
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Over the past two weeks, the dollar first posted its biggest weekly rise since the 2008 financial crisis as investors and companies rushed into the world's most liquid currency, then saw its biggest weekly drop since 0.33.
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But Canada is holding out to secure protection of its cultural industries, like movies, TV, and music, and has said it will not be rushed into signing a deal that other members hope to conclude by March.
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Mr. Lin said that about a half-dozen people rushed into the store after he heard the gunfire and that a woman in the group told him three of them, including "a little boy," had been hit.
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The dollar lost 0.9 percent versus the yen last week as traders rushed into the safe-haven Japanese currency on concerns over U.S.-Sino trade tensions and political risks in Europe around Brexit and the Italian budget.
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Police closed off streets across the western edge of lower Manhattan along the Hudson River, and officers rushed into the neighborhood just as people were preparing for Halloween festivities, including the big annual parade through Greenwich Village.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - About a half dozen ride-hailing firms have rushed into Texas tech hub Austin after market leaders Uber and Lyft left the city last month in a huff over municipal requirements that they fingerprint drivers.
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When the US dropped a 22,600-pound bomb near suspected ISIS tunnels in Afghanistan's Nangarhar province on Thursday, the blast from the explosion would have rushed into the furthest reaches of the mountain complex about a mile away.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. home resales unexpectedly rose in November, reaching their highest level in nearly 10 years, likely as buyers rushed into the market to lock in low interest rates in anticipation of further increases in borrowing costs.
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But long story short, he gets his dad to the hospital, where Fred is rushed into surgery and we get our first trip inside Fred's mind, where he's taking a photo of the core four on graduation day.
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Earlier this month Engaged Capital, which owns a 9.99 percent stake in the company, pushed for Del Frisco's sale, saying it was poorly managing its steakhouse restaurants and had rushed into buying two chains to avoid an acquisition.
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As concerns surrounding global growth, uncertainty in China and fresh lows in oil prices gripped markets, investors have rushed into safe-haven assets such as U.S. Treasurys, with government debt prices gaining when oil and stock prices fall.
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The market capitalization of short VIX products had ballooned over the past 12 months as retail investors rushed into trades betting on a decline in volatility of U.S. stocks, but fell sharply as the sell-off hit. tmsnrt.
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The market capitalisation of short VIX products had ballooned over the past 12 months as retail investors rushed into trades betting on a decline in volatility of U.S. stocks, but fell sharply as the sell-off hit. tmsnrt.
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One victim, rushed into surgery on Sunday, had a severe abdominal wound and was also close to bleeding to death from shots to the arm and leg, said Dr. Matthew W. Lube, another trauma surgeon at the center.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Siemens would consider merging its $20.9147 billion healthcare business with a listed competitor as an alternative to a flotation, its finance chief said, adding that the German industrial group would not be rushed into a decision.
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It's a powerful cycle, and at times, as I was barely surviving on a sliver of health, the mixture of fear and adrenaline that rushed into my face and fingertips proved an acute reminder of why Souls works.
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As Iran enjoys a slate of sanctions reliefs and various opportunities following the nuclear deal with the P5+1, a slate of E.U. members have rushed into sending and welcoming political and economic delegations to and from Iran.
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The 30-year-old was rushed into Tom Sermanni's squad after Meikayla Moore was ruled out of the tournament after rupturing her Achilles' tendon in their final preparations ahead of their opener against the Netherlands in Le Havre.
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With a gunman raining bullets down on a crowd of Las Vegas concertgoers in October, police officers who rushed into the hotel where he was holed up struggled at first to figure out what floor he was on.
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Some Afghan government officials aren't only worried that they are being left in the dark -- they also see the Taliban as equivalent to a terrorist group, and they do not want to be rushed into giving them legitimacy.
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"If the football coach who rushed into the building to defend students from the shooter with his own body had been allowed to carry a firearm, many lives, including his own, could have been saved," Moon's statement said.
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On September 11, 113, Raymond Sr., a seasoned member of the FDNY, and Robert, then a police officer before later becoming a firefighter, bravely rushed into the toxic ash and dust that would eventually wreak havoc on their bodies.
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About a half dozen ride-hailing firms have rushed into Texas tech hub Austin after market leaders Uber and Lyft left the city a little over a month ago in a huff over municipal requirements that they fingerprint drivers.
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It is the third $2014 billion fund that Norwest has raised since 2009, and comes just as the investing community cools on tech startups, many of which became too richly valued when investors rushed into deals of record proportions.
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The V-2 was the world's first long-range guided ballistic missile and one of the Nazis' secret weapons during World War II. Following the end of WWII, Allied forces rushed into Germany to capture its technology and builders.
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Engaged Capital, the company's third-largest shareholder with a near 10 percent stake, has been urging for the sale saying Del Frisco's was poorly managing its steakhouse restaurants and had rushed into buying two chains to avoid an acquisition.
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This investigation examines the booming orphan drug business and how drugmakers have rushed into the marketplace with hundreds of drugs for rare diseases, helping patients while landing lucrative federal incentives and monopoly control for every drug that gets approved.
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Interior minister Theresa May, the leading contender to replace David Cameron as prime minister, said on Sunday Britain needed to have a clear negotiating position and she would not be rushed into starting the formal exit process this year.
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In Mexico, the peso fell 1.07 percent after Mexican Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo said the nation would not be rushed into a poor North American Free Trade Agreement deal and that plenty of issues with the negotiations were outstanding.
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In the aftermath of Mac's death, our sources say Ariana realized a couple of things -- she couldn't be fully invested in her relationship with Pete, and she had rushed into a looming marriage way too fast by getting engaged.
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The Trump administration on Monday moved to repeal one of the last unchallenged climate-change regulations rushed into place in the waning days of the Obama presidency — a rule restricting the release of planet-warming methane into the atmosphere.
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The possibility that the Mexican police may have killed the teenager has reaffirmed the fears of migrants' advocates and human rights experts, who worry that the security forces, being rushed into migration control, are ill-prepared for the task.
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May's critics say she rushed into the move to ingratiate herself with Mr. Trump because she is desperate to conclude a quick trade deal with the United States to help compensate for Britain's looming departure from the European Union.
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It would become perhaps the final act undertaken by the assistant coach and security guard, who suffered a gunshot wound and died after he was rushed into surgery, according to the school's football program and its spokeswoman, Denise Lehtio.
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It is not a polished work; it reads like a pamphlet for political insiders, rushed into publication by someone with no time to check punctuation or spell out abbreviations or delve into the historical background of the cases discussed.
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When the wound was made, & the instrument was withdrawn, the pain seemed undiminished, for the air that suddenly rushed into those delicate parts felt like a mass of minute but sharp & forked poniards, that were tearing the edges of the wound.
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On Monday, investors rushed into Treasuries as the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average nosedived more than 4 percent - reversing a move on Friday when a spike in bond yields, which move inversely to prices, triggered an equity rout.
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Interior minister Theresa May, the front-runner who campaigned for a "Remain" vote in the June 23 referendum, said Britain needed to have a clear negotiating position and she would not be rushed into starting the formal exit process this year.
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While city dwellers are still queuing up to exchange or deposit old money at the bank, and to draw new funds, many villagers live miles from the nearest branch and have yet to see the new notes being rushed into circulation.
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"Canada will not be rushed into a deal that is not in the best interest of Canada and of Canadians," Trudeau told a news conference during a visit to Vietnam before heading to an APEC summit later in the week.
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But around 30 members of the National Directorate of Security (NDS) died in the attack, most shot by gunmen who rushed into the complex after a vehicle packed with explosives blew up at the entrance to the compound, according to lawmakers.
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"There was a bit of excitement as everybody rushed into the business over the last year or so, and that excitement now is going away," Steve Burke, CEO of NBCUniversal, said of tech companies' incursion into the pay-TV business.
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Of course, when people express faux concern over Davidson's finances, they might also be assuming that since Grande and Davidson rushed into a romantic relationship, one or both of them might also make rash financial decisions that they can't actually fund.
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Indeed, while a source close to the situation suggests that Sequoia moved too quickly on this one (Finix was evidently seen as a hot ticket after a conference appearance last fall), it's challenging to imagine Sequoia feeling rushed into a deal.
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Recent efforts to quantify the inequality among Bitcoin holders have found that it is significantly higher than in even the most stratified countries, which may sting many people who recently rushed into virtual currencies and are now sitting on losses.
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LONDON (Reuters) - To its critics, Romania's bid to overturn an expected cut in the S&P Global outlook on its prized investment grade rating suggests it rushed into major tax reforms without fully considering the impact on its reputation with markets.
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For one thing, the momentum of the 2017 market trends carrying into this year has been strong as new money has rushed into equities, at what Bank of America Merrill Lynch says is the heaviest four-week inflow in history.
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Despite pressure from other EU capitals to quickly start negotiating the terms of Britain's exit, May has said she would not be rushed into triggering article 50 of the EU's Lisbon Treaty, the formal step that will kickstart the process.
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Interior Minister Theresa May, the front-runner who campaigned for a "Remain" vote in the June 23 referendum, said Britain needed to have a clear negotiating position and she would not be rushed into starting the formal exit process this year.
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Granting stock market equivalence is the EU's major leverage in trying to get the Swiss to finally sign off on the pact, but Switzerland's foreign minister has said repeatedly Bern will not be rushed into any deal although it remains open for talks.
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Queues formed as banks reopened after a one-day holiday and people tried to swap their old notes for smaller bills and for new 133 and 213,21 rupee notes, which are being rushed into circulation and are designed to be harder to forge.
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Now that Google has released the excellent Pixel USB-C earbuds for $30 and wireless headphones have improved dramatically, I'm less worried about the missing 3.5mm jack than I was when Apple rushed into the idea with the iPhone 7 in 2016.
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Lines formed before banks reopened after being shut on Wednesday to prepare for the change, as people tried to swap the worthless cash for smaller bills or new 286,000 rupee notes being rushed into circulation and made to be harder to counterfeit.
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Instead, authorities said, Simpson and his associates, two of whom were armed, rushed into the room, stuffed the memorabilia into pillowcases and fled — though, as Simpson said at his parole hearing, some of the memorabilia at the hotel was in fact his.
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A sure tell that the executive order on the commission was rushed into action is that although it established a 15-member commission, only the chair (Mike Pence), the vice chair (Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach), and five additional members were announced.
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But with a November move seen as highly unlikely, given that the central bank's meeting that month comes just a week before the presidential election, economists say the Fed could be rushed into hiking in September or, more likely, wait until December.
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With the nuclear deal off the table now, there are fears that U.S. sanctions will return and that European companies, like automaker Daimler and oil company Total, which rushed into the country after sanctions were lifted in 2015, could pull their investments.
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Some think it was unwise to link the debt to the IPO because it both telegraphs the company's cash needs to the market and sets up a situation in which a cash crunch means the company may be rushed into doing an IPO.
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Following another anti-government march Sunday, masked men, wielding iron bars and bamboo sticks, rushed into a metro station in Yuen Long, in the far northwest of Hong Kong, and indiscriminately attacked anyone wearing black or other identifiers of the protest movement.
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He scored, he defended multiple positions, and he played the entire fourth quarter; late in the game, he head-faked a defender off his feet on the perimeter, rushed into space, then dunked on a late-helping Ivica Zubac with two hands.
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As most Americans retreat into quarantine, the people hurrying into the ICU every day may turn out to be 2020's equivalent of the firefighters and police who rushed into the burning towers of the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001.
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She believes planned home births can be a good option for a pregnant person who is healthy and has a low-risk of complications, primarily because they are less likely to be rushed into a risky medical intervention like a C-section.
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The View host, 33, addressed the issue on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen Tuesday, one day after the president asserted that he would have rushed into the school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, even if he wasn't armed.
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And the Japanese firm felt rushed into making a huge strategic decision, not long after it had rejected Renault's plan for a full merger under Carlos Ghosn, the firm's former boss who is now fighting charges of financial wrongdoing at Nissan (which he denies).
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Granting stock market equivalence is the EU's major leverage in trying to get the Swiss to finally sign off on the pact, but Switzerland's foreign minister has said repeatedly that Bern will not be rushed into any deal although it remains open for talks.
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Granting stock market equivalence is the EU's major leverage in trying to get the Swiss to finally sign off on an agreement governing ties, but Switzerland's foreign minister has said repeatedly Bern will not be rushed into any deal although it remains open for talks.
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After President Donald Trump claimed he would have rushed into the school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, even if he wasn't armed, the internet was quick to remind him of the numerous times when he was anything but brave.
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Through burying them on the undercard and avoiding match ups between top ranked fighters until after they have been rushed into a title shot, the UFC has been doing the flyweight division a tremendous disservice, and they are doing Demetrious Johnson a disservice too.
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Rather than work to bring down the brutal Assad regime and support Syrians who reject his totalitarian rule and the proposed Sharia law of the Muslim extremists, Power stood by while Iran and its Hezbollah terrorist puppets rushed into bolster the tottering Assad regime.
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Michael D. Fay, a retired Marine in Lebanon, Pa., is still haunted by that cold November day in 2005 when his platoon rushed into a building to pull out dead and injured colleagues who had been ambushed in a firefight in Old Ubaydi, Iraq.
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The pressure of the Eagles' defense was felt on the first play, with Tom Brady being rushed into a quick incomplete, but on second down he threw short to his left and James White raced 227 yards down the field for a first down.
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The European banking index, which is still down 6.8 percent so far in 2016, was boosted earlier this week after investors rushed into buying cheap Italian banks on bets a solution to rescue ailing lender Monte dei Paschi could be found, even involving state aid.
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Melbourne (Reuters) - Caroline Wozniacki refused to be rushed into retirement on Wednesday as the former world number one fought back from 26-23 down in the first set to beat Ukraine's Dayana Yastremska 22-26 23-5 in the second round of the Australian Open.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors rushed into the perceived safety of the Japanese yen on Friday, with the currency scoring its best day against the dollar in four months, after U.S. President Donald Trump's threat to impose tariffs on Mexico roiled financial markets and stoked recession fears.
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The indictment alleges that Schlitterbahn Water Park of Kansas City, as well as the former director of operations Tyler Austin Miles, rushed into operation the 17-story Verrückt waterslide when they knew the ride was dangerous and would go airborne more often than the other rafts.
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As jitters spread to European markets, all sectors fell and among the only bright spots were gold miners Randgold Resources and Fresnillo, up 2.6 to 3.2 percent as the price of gold soared to a 9 1/2 month high as investors rushed into safe haven assets.
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It's slightly surprising that Gendry rushed into battle when he's a skilled blacksmith and could seemingly be crucial in forming weapons from dragonglass, but after spending the past few seasons making weapons for the Lannisters (and rowing), it's hard to fault him for jumping into the fray.
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Just after Mr. Trump's team ended a three-day legal defense, Republican senators rushed into a private meeting room in the Capitol, where Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, worked to herd his rank and file in line behind ending the trial without witnesses.
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Granting stock market equivalence is the EU's major leverage in trying to get the Swiss to finally sign off on an agreement governing ties, but Switzerland's foreign minister has said repeatedly that Bern will not be rushed into any deal although it remains open for talks.
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If she and Prince Harry decide to have children, she, too, could end up giving birth in the middle of the night, only to be rushed into hair and makeup and plopped in front of a million cameras...so let's just take things one step at a time.
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Bracketed by a scene of earthly malfeasance on the left (bandits and murderers) and purgatory (demons and sinners) on the right, Domenic has rushed into the privacy of a cave and stripped to his waist for an urgent session of self-mortification, his halo gleaming in the dark.
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Saunders, one of two BoE rate-setters who have voted recently for a rise in the bank rate, said the central bank risked being rushed into sharper rate hikes in future, potentially hurting growth, if it did not start to ease the economy off its near-zero rates now.
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If the CREATES Act is passed, one of two things will happen: Either expensive litigation that we don't need because there isn't a problem in the first instance, or innovators getting rushed into private business deals that they have the right to reject and that are plainly unreasonable.
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Before I could fully comprehend the news, I was rushed into the NYU Langone Medical Center emergency room where at least five doctors and nurses were waiting to take me to the cath lab to put in a stent to relieve a clot that was causing my pain.
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In a fluorescent-lit room in the back, a nurse sat facing a computer and gave a one-sentence summary—"fifty years old with no prior history and new suspicious spot on the skin"—and then Bordone rushed into the examining room, her blond hair flying behind her.
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"I think we are seeing the beginning of a youth protest movement," said Anatoly Golubovsky, a Russian historian surveying the crowd at one corner of Moscow's Pushkin Square, which erupted in vigorous jeers of "Shame" whenever a phalanx of riot police officers rushed into the crowd to drag someone away.
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A flood of money rushed into the presidential race in the last three months of 2019, producing an unusually large number of Democratic candidates with the resources to battle deep into the 2020 primary calendar, all vying for the right to face an incumbent president boasting his own enormous war chest.
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On the afternoon of May 16, nine people were injured when members of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoǧan's security team rushed into a crowd of protesters across from the Turkish ambassador's residence in Washington, DC, punching and kicking the assembled men and women, even after some were already on the ground.
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"The desire was to get it out, the thinking was to get it out to quick so potentially the people were coming to harm us could not take advantage," Kelly said, echoing the Trump administration's claims that if the order was announced in advance, "bad" people could have rushed into the country.
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Rob Bishop, chairman of the House Committee on Natural Resources, slammed PREPA last week in response to documents released on the Whitefish contract, given to a tiny firm based in the Montana hometown of Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, showing it was rushed into effect with no other bids and untenable payment terms.
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Read more: Almost half of Brits are stockpiling food, medicine and clothes as UK heads for a no-deal BrexitPAC warned that without enough time to prepare properly, government departments risked being rushed into ill-thought-out decisions, like how the Department for Transport fumbled the process of hiring ferries earlier this year.
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There were Gigi Hadid, Ruby Rose, Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively, among other young celebrities, who rushed into the water, posed for a group shot, and rushed out again, climbing the armor stones to the manicured lawn, upon which they tossed a football and careered down an enormous inflated red bouncy water slide.
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The lieutenant governor of Georgia threatened to block a proposed tax cut for Delta after the airline eliminated a discount for members of the N.R.A. President Trump, who continues to weigh responses to the mass shooting at a high school in Florida, said he would have rushed into the school, even unarmed.
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Saunders, one of two BoE rate-setters who have voted recently for a rise in bank rate, said in speech on Thursday that the central bank risked being rushed into sharper rate hikes in future, potentially hurting growth, if it did not start to ease the economy off its near-zero rates now.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Two special envoys sent by Pope Francis to investigate a child sex abuse scandal in Chile were meeting priests and Church workers at a university in the Chilean capital last month when aides rushed into the room with an alarming development: police and prosecutors were about to start raiding Church offices.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE defended his immigration executive order early Monday, arguing he could not have announced the temporary ban in advance because "bad" people would've rushed into the United States.
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Someone may need to plan before leaving the relationship so they can do it in a safe way, and just picking up and leaving may not be the safest thing they can do, so we don't want someone to feel rushed into making a decision when it may not factor in their safety or the safety of their children.
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The child was hospitalized Sunday after accidentally steering her ATV into a pond on her family's Louisiana property, according to a statement from Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff Daniel Edwards, Family members rushed into the water to try and rescue the girl, who was "trapped and secured by the seat belt and the ATV's safety netting," the statement read.
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The modest bounce among most U.S. yields followed four straight sessions of torrid declines as investors rushed into U.S. government debt to shield their money from stocks and other risky assets in response to rising trade friction between China and the United States and bets on more stimulus from global central banks to combat slowing business activity.
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Among other things, this gives us a chance to update our initial review of "The Mandalorian" by acknowledging the Disney+ show's breakout character, known unofficially as Baby Yoda — maybe that counts as a spoiler, but he's all over social media already, and he's even the subject of new Disney merchandise that seems to have been rushed into production.
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Her latest book, Black Hole Blues and Other Songs From Outer Space, rushed into print at the end of March, chronicles the dramatic history of the LIGO (Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory) experiment, from its fanciful conception in the 1960s to its recent, triumphant detection of gravitational waves—ripples in space-time coming from the distant merger of two black holes.
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Formats like autoplaying Facebook videos pop up, he explained, and everyone's News Feed is flooded with a new type of video that can be enjoyed without sound and grabs your attention in a few seconds; after a couple years, though, viewers' interest in that genre of video tapers off and the media companies that rushed into the fad are left holding the rope.
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Even though it initially seemed that the black livery might have been inspired by a Chinese aircraft (the Shenyang J-257 Falcon Eagle or "FC-31 fifth Generation Multi-Purpose Medium Fighter," China's second stealth fighter jet) it was almost immediately explained that the F-16 was a half-finished paint scheme, rushed into service to take part in Red Flag Alaska.
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A well-placed head kick from a good angle is a fight finisher even if you lack hitting power, but Namajunas is often too keen to kick while crowded or throw up weird hook kicks from way too far out—both of which have seen her lose her balance and wind up on her back or rushed into an awkward exchange.
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So strong is the collective summoning power of F.L.Y.'s 2009 sleeper hit "Swag Surfin'" that right in the middle of our conversation, University of Missouri senior Sydney Walton gracefully excused herself and rushed into the throngs of students gathered in the parking lot of the campus's Gaines/Oldham Black Culture Center (GOBCC) to joyfully swag and surf with her classmates.
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In visits to "red zone" areas, deemed out of bounds by US and other foreign embassies, and high-level interviews, locals and senior officials told BuzzFeed News that the worst military fiasco under the Trump administration came after US soldiers rushed into a hornet's nest of militants with insufficient intelligence, while a series of "negligent" decisions during the operation handed an accidental victory to an ISIS offshoot.
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We all loved Dean in high school, but after he rushed into a marriage with a woman he didn't love, quit college, cheated on his wife with Rory, moved back in with his parents and then broke up with Rory outside her grandparents house (in his defense, they were trying to set her up with every rich young boy in Hartford), he lost his status as crowd favorite.
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Every once in a while, tucked into the stream of speedily made garments rushed into stores, designs with shockingly bad taste stand out: a shirt comparing women to dogs at Topman, symbols of the Holocaust on a top at Zara, a slogan that trivializes sexual consent on a piece at Forever 21, or words like "slave" and "slut" used as decorative details on T-shirts at ASOS and Missguided.
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Domingo German, rushed into the rotation when Jordan Montgomery went on the disabled list with a left elbow strain, started out well, pitching six hitless innings in his first start, but is now 0-2 with a 5.59 E.R.A. Sabathia, who was 133-0 with a 1.39 E.R.A. in his first six starts, has allowed 13 earned runs in his last 13⅓ innings and has not won since April 29.
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As cash rushed into Japanese assets, Japanese 10-year government bond yields plunged to 31-month lows Investors have for some time favoured the dollar which has the highest yields in the G10, and last week saw "long" positions on the dollar at a new 2019 high, according to calculations by Reuters and data from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission But the dollar slipped versus a basket of currencies to around 96.6.
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The error seems to be that the UFC has treated the flyweight division as The Demetrious Johnson Show, hoping that building up the champion enough will make up for the fact that the casual fan will not have seen the person he's fighting, and the knowledgeable fan will know that some of his challengers have been deliberately untested and rushed into fights with him to fill up the programming schedule instead of building a competitive, exciting division with familiar names.
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I think of the reckless policies being rushed into law all around us, the undermining of scientific consensus, the breakdown of diplomacy, the tweeting president and his confrontational temperament, and I wonder which events we in America are doomed to undergo in our own turn, events we may already be well in the middle of, whether by an act of war or by an act of God, whether with a nuclear element or not, events that will expose our utter unreadiness, alter our experience of the world permanently and require us to find new ways of seeing, and new ways of mourning.
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