"If the two-state solution is to be salvaged, it will only be salvaged by the threat of one state, which is probably [not wanted] by majority of Israelis," he said.
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The fieldstone wall here was salvaged from a local farm.
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"Our experiment has salvaged Wheeler's famous thought experiment," Pan said.
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Walkways were made using bricks salvaged from the original chimney.
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But aides feel the relationship can't be salvaged this time.
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Jordan Spieth salvaged his round late again for a 66.
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Throughout the AIDS crisis, you salvaged queer art from destruction.
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Much of the venison from those crashes can be salvaged.
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Its seats were salvaged from the Flea's White Street space.
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But what happens to a salvaged can might not be.
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It's unlikely the entire building can be salvaged, he said.
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It's unlikely the entire building can be salvaged, Tyner said.
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A year later, the ship was salvaged, and then scrapped.
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The first step was seeing if anything could be salvaged.
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Nine small salvaged chandeliers illuminate tables set in mismatched period china.
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He salvaged it and made a very good job of it.
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Elements salvaged from the razed homes are scattered throughout the exhibition.
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How much might be salvaged from the building is still unclear.
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The night was somewhat salvaged, though, because our drinkware emerged unscathed.
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Ross also salvaged two distressed textile companies in 2002 and 2004.
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Her sweaters can contain thousands of beads salvaged from various sources.
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Their clothes, some salvaged, some donated, overflow from suitcases stacked high.
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He sprinkled them atop the crumbling pages of a salvaged book.
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Salvaged antique pine floors were bleached and finished with matte polyurethane.
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Here are guidelines to follow for cleaning what can be salvaged.
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"Doors can sometimes be salvaged or fixed, sans moldings," he said.
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Honda said it has purchased more than 264,269 salvaged Takata Corp 242.
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They salvaged what could be saved and threw away what was destroyed.
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Braman's art begins in the salvaged stuff she finds at the junkyard.
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"We salvaged about three of our daughter's Precious Moments figurines," he said.
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The Phillies (213-222) salvaged the finale of the three-game series.
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That love is never perfect, but it can, perhaps, always be salvaged.
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The studio, a former chicken coop, will be rebuilt with salvaged material.
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Some tables are operated by local strongmen who've salvaged them from scrap.
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Hammadi says among the books salvaged were some handwritten by Mosul scholars.
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In Maracaibo, men searching for refuse that can be salvaged or recycled.
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Devotees can also nestle into seats salvaged from Lester Flatt's tour bus.
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A heroic effort by the Aquarium salvaged 85 percent of the collection.
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M.B.: What do you mean when you say he salvaged their message?
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"Sierra Burgess Is a Loser" (2018) was slightly salvaged by its star.
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Another neighbor salvaged an old photo of her parents in their twenties.
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Cotton losses could approach $800 million, depending on what can be salvaged.
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Of its structure, all but the spire and the roof have been salvaged.
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The plane is powered by six jet engines salvaged from Boeing 747 aircraft.
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Search teams have salvaged both of the so-called black box flight recorders.
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They also claim that some data stored on the university's databank was salvaged.
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It has six screaming Pratt & Whitney turbofan jet engines, salvaged from three 747s.
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The tiles on the range's backsplash were salvaged from a monastery in France.
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As much as could be salvaged of what came before has been preserved.
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The narrow dining room's floors, walls and ceilings are built of salvaged driftwood.
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But other investments have salvaged industry and jobs while providing a lucrative payday.
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That assessment could change, depending on what parts can be salvaged and reused.
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Food stocks salvaged from the island's restaurants were consolidated at Foxy's working refrigerators.
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The chaos surrounding Trump and the special counsel have not salvaged Clinton's standing.
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Perched on a salvaged chair in his studio, he answered T's artist questionnaire.
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Its feet are the only pieces that could be salvaged from the old design.
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U.S. stocks rose on Friday and the and Nasdaq salvaged gains for the week.
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So there is some experience with handling potentially nuclear materials salvaged from the ocean.
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If something like it cannot be salvaged, the world would look a grimmer place.
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He salvaged over 50,000 items from the garbage, creating a de facto "trash museum."
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In 2010, divers salvaged 168 bottles of the world's oldest champagne from the cargo.
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Tercas itself was subsequently salvaged under more onerous terms and sold to another bank.
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My name bounced into agents' offices, as the one who'd salvaged such-and-such.
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It's not clear how many of the barrels can be salvaged, local media reported.
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From the ashes he salvaged his piano tools and his wife's Italian-made bicycle.
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Was there an immediate desire to see what could be salvaged from rehearsal recordings?
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The Sabres salvaged the victory despite blowing a 268-24 lead through two periods.
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From eight damaged turbines, engineers had salvaged enough parts to rebuild three of them.
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They salvaged thawing chicken from their broken freezers and cooked it over wood fires.
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"Those that can be salvaged will be," he said in an email on Tuesday.
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Presumably, its autographed walls could be conserved in place or salvaged for use elsewhere.
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Her oven backsplash was salvaged ivory-color tile and the countertops a milky onyx.
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A basketball court will be made with floorboards salvaged from a high school gym.
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Virginia salvaged a split in the season series, having fallen 60-53 on Jan.
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He chose the 8-iron and hit it past the pin, but salvaged par.
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The visceral force of Ms. Liddell's confessional monologues has salvaged many of her productions.
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Meanwhile, the Wenders film suggests that something worthwhile may be salvaged from the sentimental.
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Mr. Hecht particularly loves mysteries, salvaged items he had to identify, before Google, using encyclopedias.
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If he had come clean straight away he might have salvaged something from the wreckage.
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The global emblems from the temporary rostrum were salvaged for future use, Mr. Schmidt said.
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The cabinets are made from salvaged heart pine and cherry, with locally forged metal handles.
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Cohen may have salvaged at least a part of his own reputation by helping Mueller.
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Ian Desmond doubled twice for Colorado, which salvaged the finale of a three-game series.
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The two integrated as many recycled, salvaged, low-impact materials into their design as possible.
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Can a plane be rebuilt from its salvaged parts and retain its sentience and memories?
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Only its floor stayed largely preserved, salvaged by debris that landed on top of it.
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A salvaged Paris climate agreement, forced labor in Chinese detention camps and McKinsey's authoritarian clients.
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Russia's wrestling contingent almost single-handedly salvaged some semblance of sporting pride through the Olympics.
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Mater also showcases a large collection of colorful window frames which he salvaged from demolitions.
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Daniel Vogelbach also homered for Seattle, which salvaged the finale of the three-game series.
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It's adorned with a hunk of turquoise cullet salvaged from the burned remains of Shin'enKan.
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Some doubt whether the A.N.C. can be salvaged as an effective vehicle for egalitarian policymaking.
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Nashville's tough period was salvaged by Colton Sissons' equalizing goal at the 18:57 mark.
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My father salvaged everything from the demolition jobs: claw-foot tubs, scrap metal, lumber, sinks.
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By extending the talks, Schmidt salvaged a face-saving compromise text during late-night discussions.
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Albrecht – which means that a seven-month-old decision salvaged a seven-year-old case.
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Others are cobbled from castoff jerseys, salvaged silks and oddments of lace or organdy trim.
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He salvaged his tools and put them in a storage container, then they were stolen.
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Yes, readers: It was a Pizza Express, the only place any date can be salvaged.
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Physically, "What is Missing" consists of a bronze megaphone with salvaged redwood lining the inside.
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Tamara Kostianovsky's exhibition at Y Gallery features sculptures of butchered fowl made from salvaged fabric.
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Clearly, this video is something Jack had salvaged during his grand tour of the burning house.
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Some are salvaged from similar vintage equipment like arcade machines, specifically 13/76/77 Atari arcades.
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JUST inside the gates of the Unitarian Church in Charleston sits a slab of salvaged bricks.
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Oil traders saw the news as a possible way for the nuclear deal to be salvaged.
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For those who stayed, corrugated makeshift shelters made from salvaged materials have become their new homes.
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After East Mosul was liberated, librarians salvaged what they could and stacked books on makeshift shelves.
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When the Leach studio was demolished, Ms. Wimhurst salvaged some tools, watercolors, tiles and oak paneling.
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They reupholstered salvaged furniture and sewed curtains from each of their vast collections of old fabrics.
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Hundreds of Italians lost their savings when the four small lenders were salvaged late last year.
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The winemakers there have become chemists as they try to determine which grapes can be salvaged.
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This level also includes a library paneled with wood salvaged from a house in Chestnut Hill.
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Marble, wood and brass salvaged from the original structure were incorporated into the historically respectful design.
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An ornate iron chandelier, salvaged from the old house and restored, hangs in the dining area.
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A group of Stonemasters hiked in and salvaged the cargo, smoking some and selling the rest.
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The old metal sign from outside had been salvaged and now hung on a wall inside.
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Ms. Straub retained a few touches from BookCourt, including the blond wood shelves, which she salvaged.
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Using salvaged materials, Mr. Welch made modest-size rooms on the lower level of the barn.
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Using salvaged materials, Mr. Welch made modest-size rooms on the lower level of the barn.
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His design includes a glass-enclosed porch that was salvaged from one of the neighborhood's teardowns.
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"The desecration of a war grave is a serious offense," hinting that the wrecks were illegally salvaged.
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But he largely salvaged it with this deal, which is getting rave reviews from an Avs perspective.
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The Marlins (13-27) salvaged one game in the three-game series against the Mets (31-24).
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Even after multiple rounds of powerful antibiotics and repeat root canals, my tooth could not be salvaged.
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"We salvaged a pretty good homestand the way it started against two pretty good teams," Gibbons said.
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All of the pieces come from salvaged trees and Saks makes wallets and iPad accessories as well.
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He points to the salvaged door knobs and glass-paneled pocket doors, the radiators and the fireplaces.
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Margaret Curzon shows her mother, Karen, a ceramic figurine salvaged from her childhood home in Santa Rosa.
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The living area is delineated by a set of bronze gates salvaged from a property in Connecticut.
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In Baltimore that second, salvaged time, he fell in love with a free black woman, Anna Murray.
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Seconds, off sizes, and salvaged materials were sourced from their local lumber yard and the Habitat ReStore.
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She finds solace in the images on the camera memory cards she salvaged from her aunt's apartment.
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The current owners bought it in 1976 and restored it using salvaged materials that matched the originals.
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The then-Vice President Biden should have declined further involvement with the Ukrainians and salvaged his reputation.
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However, its disappointing showing — easily the lowest of the franchise — was somewhat salvaged by robust business overseas.
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In 1993, Morey joined a movement to restore and re-open the buildings which could be salvaged.
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The master bedroom has 13-foot wooden doors that were salvaged from a convent's motherhouse in California.
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A salvaged door slides on wheels along a metal track at the entrance to the powder room.
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Malcolm's title is salvaged from what is an otherwise frustrating profile of the clothing designer Eileen Fisher.
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Deadline for non-binding offers to buy the four salvaged banks Banca Marche, Banca Etruria, CariChieti and CariFe.
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November 5: Abigail DeVille Abigail DeVille creates immersive installations composed of salvaged urban detritus and expressive painterly gestures.
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Old topographies might lead to better engineering; a salvaged grille could become a motif in a new kitchen.
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Mr. Daly built the coffee table using a window frame he salvaged from the town dump in Vermont.
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Their father went to see what was left of their house Thursday and salvaged only a few things.
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In a couple of those cases they had salvaged that submarine and brought it to the surface again.
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In countless villages, Reuters saw households desperately trying to dry green, unripe cobs salvaged from the flood waters.
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Smith started TRJFP in 2013 as a single cafe serving meals from ingredients salvaged from restaurants and supermarkets.
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The windows in the master include an eight-foot-wide clerestory window salvaged from an estate in Providence.
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The center would consist of a space housing donated and salvaged materials and equipment for local community groups.
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But thousands of artifacts still need to be salvaged from unsteady churches and palazzos, many in remote areas.
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The Mets salvaged one win out of the three-game series and snapped their three-game losing streak.
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Ian Desmond doubled twice for Colorado, which salvaged the finale of a three-game series at Wrigley Field.
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The staff salvaged what it could and kept working, now struggling to treat about 120 patients per day.
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He was fortunate to be able to hack the ball back to the fairway and salvaged a par.
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There is no ideal form for him because no two of his salvaged organic forms are exactly alike.
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Instead, he spent four years tirelessly building the first version of Salvation Mountain from concrete and salvaged junk.
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This dangerous substance leaches into the drink from the salvaged car parts in which it is frequently made.
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Indians from major cities have taken their place, and tend to prefer new construction over salvaged older buildings.
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Thankfully, the film is somewhat salvaged by Seema Pahwa and Pankaj Tripathi, who are brilliant as Bitti's parents.
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Six years ago, a planned U.S. exhibit was canceled amid ethical concerns over how the wreckage was salvaged.
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On New England's final drive of the half, Tom Brady salvaged some respect with a series of completions.
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They both may have been salvaged from a Georgian house in Brooklyn built for descendants of Dutch settlers.
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The exterior is clad in salvaged hemlock from various barns in the region, creating a uniform weathered look.
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It was remodeled entirely, much of it with lumber salvaged from a 200-year-old barn in Pennsylvania.
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Growing up in rough Brockton, Massachusetts, he'd go dumpster diving every day and build computers out of salvaged parts.
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So Apple isn't just preventing Apple products from being salvaged, it's ensuring that everything else is getting shredded, too.
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Different artifacts of the web from diverse cultures, circumstances, and pockets of the internet are salvaged in the exhibit.
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The victory salvaged the final game of a three-game homestand after the Raptors had lost the first two.
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This film sets up a dialogue between two midcentury 16mm instructional films that Zoe salvaged from a business college.
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Tracy's grandmother said some things in the home could be salvaged, but most of the family's belongings were destroyed.
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Nick Offerman salvaged the wood from the Parks and Rec set and made us all canoe paddles with it.
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Emergency starter Tyler Chatwood worked four effective innings as the Cubs salvaged a win in the three-game set.
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To renovate her two-bedroom house, Reasons salvaged antique wood flooring from an old schoolhouse in a nearby town.
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Otherwise we're just going to get more of the same, and with their failed agenda, it can't be salvaged.
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She says Combs' executive housekeeper, Iris, regularly "salvaged" items that Diddy no longer wanted and offered them to her.
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Trump canceled a planned June 12 meeting with Kim in Singapore, but there is optimism it may be salvaged.
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Elsewhere, salvaged materials were used, including slate fireplace surrounds made of blackboards from a 19th-century school in Newport.
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"If you travel a lot then there is a routine to be salvaged within that," Dr McKee points out.
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Narcos There's an absurd sequence in "The Enemies of My Enemy" that can at least be salvaged as metaphor.
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Only at the turn of the century was the temple salvaged and rebuilt by a Buddhist businesswoman, Cai Qun.
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Still, a senior Obama administration official said Monday evening that it was unclear if the agreement could be salvaged.
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Another is Picasso's "She-Goat," from 1950, with its body made of salvaged debris, in the garden at MOMA .
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Parts of the home were salvaged from a chapel that was partially destroyed during the 1906 San Francisco earthquake.
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Although the work lost 60 percent of its paint, many chips floating in water nearby were salvaged by rescuers.
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Loosed arrows can be salvaged from the bodies you leave behind to offset the limited size of your quiver.
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A.J. Ramos pitched the last of the 633th for his first save as the Marlins salvaged the series finale.
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This is Mosley's genius: Working almost exclusively with salvaged logs and branches, the forms seem to talk to him.
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The vanity, made from salvaged Russian oak, is from Restoration Hardware; the shower and faucet fixtures are from Kohler.
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Every product they repair this way requires almost no supply chain access—just labor and the occasional salvaged part.
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Waldstein: The Red Sox salvaged what could have been a disaster after they loaded the bases with nobody out.
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They contributed $4,000 toward the funerals, and are paying hundreds of dollars every month to store their salvaged furniture.
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The 10-foot stainless-steel letters that spelled out ROSELAND on the back of the building were also salvaged.
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They then salvaged the recordings, and found a surprise: Footsteps, sniffs, huffs, a series of clattering crunches, then silence.
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A couple poses for a selfie with giant salvaged busts of former US presidents in Williamsburg, Virginia, Aug. 25.
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At Cortiço & Netos you'll find a large selection of colorful 20th-century Portuguese azulejos (tiles) salvaged from former manufacturers.
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The Mets salvaged a wild card last season, anyway, and this spring they seemed poised for another postseason push.
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The show's 29 paintings, drawings, costumes and elaborately detailed dioramas were salvaged before the camp was closed in January.
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Copart has the dominant position in the auction market for salvaged cars that&aposs essentially a duopoly with IAA.
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From its headquarters in a pair of salvaged shipping containers on a dead-end street in East Oakland, Calif.
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Workers there prepared to slog through the mud Friday to try to see what sweet potatoes could be salvaged.
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On Saturday, opposition supporters salvaged goods from a truck set on fire in a clash on a border bridge.
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From 1986 to 1990 he was a member of the Bow Gamelan Ensemble, which used salvaged junk as instruments.
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There is one object that's not a marvel of human engineering: a chunk of fused glass salvaged from the fire.
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According to Fortune, recipe recommendation service Yummly "[salvaged] the assets" of The Orange Chef in an acquisition this past December.
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There is some hope that negotiations could be salvaged, but this situation highlights how tenuous any US-China deal remains.
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You'll need a valid passport to re-enter the U.S., but the situation can be salvaged if you act fast.
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With the win, the Mets snapped a three-game losing streak and salvaged the finale of the three-game series.
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Everything is built by hand from mostly salvaged parts, and the teddy bears themselves were given to him by friends.
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Salvaged metal flanges were soaking in oil to strip rust, because Syria's weak pound makes importing new ones too expensive.
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You are being salvaged in your campaign after a big push by Sanders by the support of non-white voters.
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As the water in Parry's home in Lumberton, near Beaumont, Texas, began to rise Monday, he salvaged what he could.
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In the 1950s, when the estate burned down, the McKeans salvaged chunks from the ruins and reassembled them in Florida.
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The salvaged windows of her little home do not, however, look out onto a misty forest, or a community garden.
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The trilateral trade agreement between the United States, Canada and Mexico was salvaged in an 11th-hour deal on Sunday.
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The closet doors were salvaged from an Indian temple; glass doors open to a large screened porch with mountain views.
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A small painting of a clown, one of the few things she salvaged after the storm, hangs on the wall.
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An Airbus A319 was salvaged from a scrap yard in 2018 and refurbished over the course of about a year.
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Senior White House aides said on Wednesday the president sensed the healthcare effort could be salvaged despite the grim outlook.
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The mayor has tried hard to build a consensus that New York's livability can be salvaged before it's too late.
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The drips are actually melted glass shards, salvaged from the time local kids broke the windows in Gates's Chicago studio.
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They placed duckweeds salvaged from three separate birds' feces in Petri dishes and waited to see whether they would grow.
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INDOORS The home was rebuilt with salvaged materials, using original tools and methods, but all the mechanical systems are contemporary.
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Konley sews unique leather bags from salvaged fabrics and materials like old western blankets, vintage chenille brocade and elk hide.
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To the extent that it salvaged something of that regard under the Obama presidency, Trump's election surely lost it again.
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My "greenie" environmentally minded aunt would often turn up to family dinners with a hairless baby wombat salvaged from roadkill.
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Materials are a mix of original (exposed wood ceiling beams) and recycled (random-width oak floors, made from salvaged wood).
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The tenant, Urban Archaeology, with a 10-year lease, sells salvaged historical architectural elements, as well as new home products.
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Villagers had salvaged statues, paintings and a crucifix from the wreckage and assembled a makeshift altar in a community center.
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Bereaved families have demanded that the ship be salvaged, hoping that the bodies of the missing would be found inside.
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Copart is likely to attract even more salvaged cars that can keep the company&aposs income stream flowing, Eisinger said.
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Among the books he had salvaged were many titles about money and investing, and eventually he knew what to do.
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Growing up, my house was full of things my dad made or salvaged from building sites he was working on.
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After the missiles were deactivated and contractors salvaged the materials that they could, the remaining sites were sold off privately.
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"The friendship was basically that this guy salvaged me from certain professional and maybe personal annihilation — simple as that," he said.
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Despite damage to trees, some of the lumber felled by the storm could potentially be salvaged to help in the rebuilding.
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The big question for investors is whether a deal can be salvaged when Chinese officials arrive in Washington later this week.
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The Blue Jays (72-87) salvaged the finale of the three-game series in their final home game of the season.
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The Lexington won't be salvaged, as it's protected under the US Sunken Military Craft Act, which designates it a war grave.
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In December, LeSports salvaged an English Premier League contract after reaching a last-minute compromise over $30 million of unpaid fees.
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In the case of Sidecar, GM salvaged the ride-hailing company as it was in the midst of shuttering its operations.
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Senior White House aides said on Wednesday that the president sensed the healthcare effort could be salvaged despite the grim outlook.
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He suggested a copy of Our Lady of the Pillar, a statue salvaged from the cathedral's interior, could be installed there.
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Ironically enough, the open source project was salvaged by the interest of some of the least open governments in the world.
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The authors called for a debate about which fragments of human history should be salvaged through relocation and documented for posterity.
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When the phone rings The phone booths were salvaged from a city program that's replacing pay phones with Wi-Fi kiosks.
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One man got out of the van, and Hay-Chapman recognized him from the newspapers he salvaged from the garbage cans.
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Strasburg (1013-0) pitched six innings of one-run ball as the Nationals salvaged a split of the four-game series.
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Klaas-Jan Huntelaar's penalty salvaged the draw for Schalke and left Dortmund 7 points behind Bayern with five games to play.
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The agreement can be salvaged if all sides unite, for now, around a simple and undeniably important goal: Stop the killing.
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Rows of metal panels in the lobby were salvaged from the canopy of Spilkes Bakery, which formerly stood on the site.
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The early script had Lori going through a photo album she salvaged from her house and slowly going through the photos.
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Another, called "Sunshine Upcycle," for renovation and DIY fans, salvaged items from the Brady House to create new home décor pieces.
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The Red Sox salvaged the last two games of the four-game series after dropping a day-night doubleheader on Tuesday.
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With guidance from FEMA , an ad-hoc six-person recovery crew led by a former fire-eater salvaged what it could.
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The interesting phrases he salvaged from the resulting mess ended up on The Ship, brought to life by Eno's sonorous voice.
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No such sides could have salvaged a duck entree that arrived heavily deep-fried, rather than roasted, as the menu promised.
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Salvaged items have been the focus of a tussle over who gets to own a part of the ocean liner's history.
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Two additional bedrooms have access to a bathroom with a salvaged 1920s tub and unglazed hexagonal tile reminiscent of that period.
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Clark works with salvaged animal fur that would otherwise waste away, to create eerie taxidermied animals adorned with human-like faces.
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Much of what survives from Hugh Mangum's photography was salvaged from a barn on his family's farm in Durham, North Carolina.
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A rogue's gallery of the camp's leadership fills a wall, across from some of the 224,215 salvaged mug shots of prisoners.
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Woods made two double bogeys and three bogeys on the back nine and salvaged a 73 to finish 15 shots behind.
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Trea Turner also had a two-run single as Washington salvaged a split of its four-game set against New York.
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Copart, an online auctioneer of used and salvaged cars, has soared 88% this year and 20193% over the past five years.
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Hurricane Katrina devastated the property, and although the house might have been salvaged, government teams razed it without the family's permission.
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The only belongings they salvaged from their destroyed home fit in a black duffel bag and small backpack at their feet.
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"The court thinks, though, that there might be a few portions of the A.C.A. that can be salvaged," Mr. Bagley said.
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Many will be cleaned up and resold, often without the new buyer realizing they are buying a salvaged car or truck.
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In France climate protesters blockaded the entrance to a warehouses with hay bales and old household appliances salvaged from garbage dumps.
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If there's a hero to the Painted Ruins excavation, it's probably Chris Taylor, who salvaged the band from potentially fatal inertia.
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The top section of the antenna, along with other sections, was salvaged after the attacks and later placed in the Newseum's Sept.
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The vlogger's hands slide across the side of the salvaged machine, grazing the vent holes that mimic the timbre of a guiro.
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On Sunday his 6-year-old sister, Addison Linkous, salvaged pieces of her own world, playing with a doll in the road.
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As the country prepares for the retreating monsoon winds to shower southern India with more rain, the situation could still be salvaged.
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Save that wrapping paper and recycle what can't be salvaged — and if you overdid it, vow to lower your footprint next year.
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And though many of the lobsters were no longer fit for human consumption, what could be salvaged was redistributed to nearby residents.
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The Cubs (77-63) salvaged a split in the four-game series after dropping the first two by a combined 16-3.
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My freshman year of college, I salvaged my car for $43; I can't remember the last time I opened my CD collection.
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"I do whatever I can to help people," said Avila, who lives on a pile of salvaged trash near the train tracks.
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Ruben Rincon and some friends have started removing laminated floors and looking for anything that can be salvaged at his Houston home.
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"The tissue destroyed by necrosis can't be salvaged, but if identified early enough patients with tissue necrosis can be treated," he says.
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But Zoltan also admits there are situations where issues of compatibility are present, and that some relationships aren't worthy of being salvaged.
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It was based on components salvaged from the hardware scrap heap at Bell Labs, where he was employed as a research mathematician.
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The bell, forged by ironworkers from two unions, hung from a cross made of bent and mottled steel salvaged from ground zero.
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She retrieved several photographs from her smartphone of her own craftwork, including a curio cabinet that she salvaged from junkyards and restored.
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Jones knows people want desperately to come back to see what can be done, what is gone and what can be salvaged.
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The cane was carved from timbers salvaged decades after the war from a Manhattan sugar refinery where he had been held captive.
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Trevor Story, Nick Hundley and Charlie Blackmon also homered for the Rockies, who salvaged the final game of a four-game series.
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INDOORS: The single-story house was built in 2014, using 3103-year-old dovetailed logs and timber salvaged from an Ohio barn.
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One has two built-in captain's beds, while the upstairs bathroom has a claw-foot tub salvaged from another old Denver house.
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Land, sea, air, and, finally, fire: the elements are complete, honor is salvaged, and the men who were lost scrape home. ♦
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Then he comes across a body of brutal paintings salvaged from the hotel room of a man who died mysteriously and alone.
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When they left, they salvaged enough to shield them from the sun, a few corroded sheets of zinc and scattered wooden beams.
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Our reporters spoke to survivors who searched through mud and standing water for what few valuables could be salvaged from their homes.
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In addition to their whisks and dusters, because they are woodworkers, they also make a hand-carved dustpan, salvaged from local cherry.
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The entrance to this unit is at the side of the building, up a flight of stairs created from salvaged floor joists.
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They use only bark and branches salvaged from the rain-forest floor or nonnative woods left over from the local furniture industry.
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As the rain stopped, we ended up with a handful of items salvaged that could help remind us of what was lost.
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Nonetheless, Ben Taleblu told CNBC that the likelihood of the nuclear deal being salvaged (at least in its current form) was small.
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With a barrage of ballistic missiles, Iran has salvaged its honor after the US killing of its top military commander Qasem Soleimani.
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We learned later that Leticia had been "salvaged," or tortured and killed in unknown circumstances — another term of art under martial law.
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In his library, Gibson unfolded himself from his chair, retrieving a copy of "The Lost Cause," which he had salvaged from Wytheville.
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Beyond the back room is a kitchen with an island custom-made from salvaged wood and a backsplash of hand-glazed tile.
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The updated kitchen has heart pine floors salvaged from the attic, stainless steel appliances and a mix of vintage and modern cabinetry.
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And, thanks to an oak dance floor salvaged from the Roseland Ballroom, it's also a good spot for late night dance parties.
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Obama might have salvaged his foreign policy legacy were it not for Syria, which history will judge his and the world's greatest failure.
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"Natural justice demands that the evidence be produced so his reputation can be salvaged or utterly destroyed," said Desmond Swayne, a Conservative lawmaker.
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The ships never participated in battle, and they were eventually brought to the Potomac River in order to be salvaged for scrap metal.
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But with the court suggesting pieces of the law could be salvaged, Curd and GOP leaders turned their attention back to the legislature.
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This despite widespread comments that it was largely Kimmel's quick-witted humor that salvaged - to the extent possible - the thoroughly cringe-inducing situation.
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Supported on a central mast, with one sweeping wall of locally collected sandstone mixed with salvaged blue glass, the home spiraled like DNA.
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The Japanese automaker said the inflator had not been installed by a dealer but likely was a salvaged part from a junk yard.
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The Indians (27-24) salvaged the finale of a three-game series against Texas with Wednesday&aposs 5-4 win in 11 innings.
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As many as 300 vendors sell parts of every description, most of them salvaged from Japanese cars imported for spare parts and scrap.
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There is much to celebrate in bilateral affairs, and many of us are hopeful that the right approach mutual can still be salvaged.
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Salvaged objects were originally kept on a tarmac at Kennedy while Hangar 17, which had last been used by Tower Air, was readied.
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In 2012, she offered a 3-D-printed "cathedral dress," which appeared to be composed of salvaged fragments from a ruined Gothic clerestory.
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The kitchen was remodeled by La Puerta Originals, a company in Santa Fe that specializes in doors and cabinets made of salvaged wood.
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Devon Travis added an RBI single for the Blue Jays, who salvaged the split of the series by winning the last two games.
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They were so inspired by Ms. Clare's work, they created a steampunk-inflected interior from salvaged apothecary shelves and an old soda fountain.
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Zach Bogosian had a goal and an assist to lead Buffalo, which salvaged a point but remained winless over the past three games.
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Last but not least, the episode returns to Winterfell one last time, and we get our final salvaged scene from the original footage.
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The wilted celery comes back well enough under some cold water, and the scallion is salvaged admirably after the outside layer is skinned.
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"Maybe the alliance can be salvaged, but maybe not by this group of people," said Chris Richter, senior research analyst at brokerage CLSA.
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Workers also salvaged pieces of the original joists and repurposed them as shelves and decorative exposed beams in the garden-level family room.
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The Nasher Museum of Art exhibits the portrait photography of Hugh Mangum, whose glass plate negatives were salvaged from a North Carolina barn.
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Chapman eventually salvaged the inning by striking out the last two Rangers batters, finishing off Rougned Odor with three straight 86 m.p.h. sliders.
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The CHP has actually pushed legislation over salvaged cars that are unsafely restored ... and now those cars must be inspected by the Dept.
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Emilie salvaged a few bottles of wine, vermouth and gin, knowing I'm probably going to get thirsty for more than water and juice.
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Community members and activists salvaged photographs, scrapbooks and ephemera from dumpsters and curbsides in an attempt to comprehend how quickly things had changed.
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Breakingviews Walgreens Boots Alliance has at least salvaged something from the wreckage of its deal to buy Rite Aid, a rival drugstore chain.
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Multiple sources close to the situation told POLITICO in recent days that they worry the relationship between Azar and Verma cannot be salvaged.
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The protesters stacked hay bails alongside salvaged refrigerators, washing machines, and stoves to prevent lorries from getting to the warehouse, le Monde reported.
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The interior is a mix of original, new and salvaged materials, including heart-pine floors made from beams from an old warehouse downtown.
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"Due to our strict quality and food safety protocols, none of the product has been salvaged," Caitlin Kemper, Mars Wrigley spokesperson, told CNN.
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For his Mertzbau, Sola has created a construction from 419 salvaged wooden chairs — a collaboration involving three generations of artists who defied categorization.
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Masterfully finished furniture and wood carvings, for example, came from salvaged materials used to improve and customize otherwise cold and austere camp environments.
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A few precious relics — like an artwork that's believed to contain a thorn from a crown Jesus Christ once wore — were reportedly salvaged.
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The Rangers salvaged the finale of a three-game set against Baltimore to regain possession of the American League's best record at 63-46.
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What the show doesn't reveal is how both Christina and Hyman later published memoirs that salvaged their mothers' reputations—and changed pop culture forever.
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My mother sewed a duffle bag for me using an old parachute's lightweight, sturdy fabric and a zipper she'd salvaged from my grandfather's jacket.
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What follows is two minutes of scored footage that looks (or is made to look) like scraps freshly salvaged off the cutting room floor.
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The extent and variety of these listings can attract enough buyers to create markets for just about anything, from surplus chemicals to salvaged wood.
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For instance, because of sanctions imposed over the last two decades by the West, Iran Air had to rely on salvaged or smuggled parts.
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Here too a simple symbol "binds" the target entity in place, where ideally it would remain until its makers got there and… salvaged it?
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Officials brought in a front-end loader to clean up the snacks, which couldn't be salvaged "because the cargo has been damaged," Montes said.
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This screen may have been salvaged from another phone, or it might be an aftermarket part bought from any number of factories in China.
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The 42-year-old, who goes by Sorakio on Twitter, made the stunning 3D rendition with putty, plaster, and parts salvaged from model warships.
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Carlos Gonzalez went deep twice and Nolan Arenado and Ryan Raburn also connected for Colorado, which salvaged the finale of its three-game series.
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They have no food with them, just some drinking water that they share, along with whatever household goods could be salvaged from their homes.
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But this depiction of an ambitious young scientist creating life from salvaged body parts may be the most enduring version of the Frankenstein story.
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We actually salvaged the very top of the triangle piece after the wedding — it's repurposed as a sculpture and planter on our bedroom wall!
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Suffice to say, currently I'm fine but couldn't really file something this incomplete so I'm sharing what parts of it could be salvaged here.
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The patio is spacious—with scattered, janky-ass tables and decorum that looks like it was salvaged from a Vegas junkyard, circa the 1960s.
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There are few attractive buildings; city hall is an ugly tower only partially salvaged by a soaring mural depicting the history of the city.
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Her finding: While the trade deal has been salvaged, there's been no healing of the damage to relations between Canada and the United States.
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If the awards can be shortened, if they can reward bigger movies, if awards season itself can be shorter — maybe they can be salvaged.
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Then, when Australia had needed him most, he put in a Man of the Match performance and salvaged a draw for his struggling side.
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Marzia Farhana's installation, "Ecocide and the Rise of Free Fall," suspends refrigerators and books salvaged from flooded homes, in a symbolic representation of impermanence.
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In late summer, it's possible to sit and watch the grapes get passed through a 22016 German steel press, made from salvaged Soviet tanks.
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It will depend on how tightly the administration enforces new sanctions on Iran, and whether the entire deal collapses or can somehow be salvaged.
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" Right: "A favorite look from our latest collection, which was about a gang of dreamers traversing an unraveling landscape and finding salvaged American heirlooms.
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Her proposal creates an entrance off Columbus and another from 0.23th Street with a snaking path in between, paved in asphalt and salvaged granite.
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One seller told the Journal he sold products like humidifiers and keyboards that were salvaged from dumpsters for over a year through Amazon Prime.
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Not on the first hole, where he salvaged par after pulling his drive into the trees and hitting his approach short of the green.
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They re-established road access by Friday afternoon using the salvaged chain saw to clear trees that had left parts of the island disconnected.
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As soon as Spieth salvaged par after flirting with the water hazard on his approach on the par-4 123th, the patrons grew restive.
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The walls are made entirely of Towada stone, and the cypress bathtub sits atop old stones salvaged from a defunct tram station in Kyoto.
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But if you're going to build fresh, using reclaimed and salvaged materials, as Mr. Pallrand has done, is best environmentally, though it's not easy.
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The key was to monetize my expertise, as though every person I'd ever encountered was loose change waiting to be salvaged from the couch.
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All four cuts were salvaged from 30-year-old cassette tape, and it's charming that Peyton didn't opt for a more robust noise removal.
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It added that the repair of salvaged vehicles by unqualified mechanics could be dangerous to the mechanic and to other drivers on the road.
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The United States salvaged a trilateral free trade accord with Canada and Mexico on Sunday, which underpins $22009 trillion in trade between the three countries.
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While small, the bathroom had ample space for toiletries on the wooden countertop, made from a mid-19th-century joist salvaged from the building's restoration.
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Hair of all colors, textures, and shapes line the space's second-floor gallery, including a nest of braids, buns, and other tangles salvaged from hairbrushes.
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Blue Jays 53, Astros 0 Trent Thornton worked 6 2/3 shutout innings as Toronto salvaged the finale of its three-game series at Houston.
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Cincinnati (227-2657-212, 18 points) scored the first two goals before the Crew (7-15-6, 27 points) salvaged a point and their pride.
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"The friendship was basically that this guy salvaged me from certain professional and maybe personal annihilation — simple as that," said Mr. Pop, who is 68.
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The doors were salvaged by a man who once lived there but was homeless by the time a top-to-bottom renovation began in 2011.
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The Rockies salvaged a four-game split at San Diego with a 3-2 win on Sunday, thanks to Mark Reynolds' 10th-inning home run.
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In areas where the flood waters are receding the government is advising that farmers return in the hope that some crops can yet be salvaged.
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The Supreme Court held that individual mandate was only constitutional because it was a tax, and in doing so, salvaged the remainder of the ACA.
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Residents and relatives were allowed back in to see whether there were items that could be salvaged or whether pets left behind could be found.
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All that could be salvaged were stones from the walls, but after careful rebuilding the house looked about the way it always had, pleasantly unpretentious.
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For the briefest of moments, Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. and Coach Ben McAdoo thought another frustrating night for the offense might be salvaged.
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The organization also posted details about the Initiative on its help-center boards, for recovering addicts to receive Action on Addiction's salvaged dry cleaners' finds.
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The Transitional Object (PsychoBarn) house, built from salvaged barn wood, is a two-thirds scale reconstruction of the Bates home from the 1960 film Psycho.
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Yet with all of this wreckage looming on the horizon, there is a glimmer of hope that some of Mr. Obama's legacy can be salvaged.
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A self-taught sculptor, at 94 he is still chiseling large, freestanding works composed of multiple pieces of salvaged wood that he carefully fits together.
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And the main stage will include five wood beams from his old Hudson Square location; Disney salvaged 30 beams and donated them to Mr. Dorf.
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Restrictive contracts with states bar public third-party audits, but Voting Village beat the contract rules by purchasing flood-salvaged equipment from an insurance company.
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She added that some of the salvaged pieces that were not reused in the new structure provided valuable information for the fabricators manufacturing replicated elements.
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He found and salvaged many of the Olmec's enormous basalt sculptures of human heads and argued that the Olmecs were the "mother culture" of Mesoamerica.
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Then it was leftover deer netting from her garden, ballet netting from her costume designs and produce bags and wood salvaged from renovating her house.
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The Rangers, last in the American League West, had their three-game win streak broken as Baltimore salvaged the finale of a four-game series.
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It was common, in those days, for locals to strip wood and anything else of value from grounded ships after their owners salvaged the cargo.
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Front Burner The Swiss artist Dieter Roth originally constructed his Roth Bar entirely of salvaged materials for the Hauser & Wirth gallery in Zurich in 7903.
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I needed a new dining table, and he built me one that could seat twelve, out of maple salvaged from a horse barn in Maine.
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Moreover, we have made use of things that would normally end up in the garbage, such as materials than can be salvaged from demolition sites.
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Sure, he salvaged the Chris Paul departure by getting Patrick Beverley, Lou Williams, Sam Dekker, Montrezl Harrell, and a first-round pick from the Houston Rockets.
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"The fact that Beijing has yet to declare a specific retaliatory intent shows that China is still hoping the peace process can be salvaged," he added.
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She prepared dinner for me every night—a well-balanced plate of rice, meat, and vegetables, sometimes salvaged from her staff meal, sealed with Cling Wrap.
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But now, memes aren't the only thing King has salvaged from the Fyre fire: reality TV deals are now on the table for the event producer.
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After Kershaw salvaged the Dodgers season with a remarkable two-out save on Thursday, he spent time on the field doing interviews with closer Kenley Jansen.
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A liquidation remains a possibility, and even if it comes to that pieces of the storied retailer could still be salvaged, like its home services business.
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Two weeks after evacuating, he finally has running water turned on and used a propane water heater that he had salvaged to take a hot shower.
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To me, it's an attempt to make the game more enjoyable and long-lasting before it gets so ugly that nothing can be salvaged from it.
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Rise made nearly every piece of the camera himself, and the parts that he didn't make, he salvaged from other exceedingly rare cameras and then modified.
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During his down time, Reubens engaged in thrift-store binges he likened to acts of rescue, filling his house, and several storage lockers, with salvaged treasure.
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The film's climax centers on John Glenn's triumphant Friendship 7 landing in the Bahamas—a feat salvaged at the 11th hour by Katherine's nimble number magic.
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As with Soldevilla's wood-cardboard-twine relief, all the materials in this work seem salvaged — as if they'd seen better days, but their dignity is intact.
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Such feelings are not easily salvaged by so-called unity statements if the battle for the nominee is harsh, ugly, and seen not to be fair.
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Beyond Stories, Facebook salvaged its after-hours share price by discussing how it plans to show more video, and therefore more of its lucrative video ads.
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These references are probably the highest-profile confirmation that the expanded universe isn't dead and gone; it's being salvaged for the occasional character, planet, or ship.
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Italians got a bitter foretaste of the new regime when the government salvaged four tiny banks in November and 12,000 retail bond holders lost their savings.
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In her large-scale paintings on salvaged cardboard inspired by 18th-century casta paintings, Tijuana-based artist Alida Cervantes also tackles issues of art historical legacy.
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The Raptors salvaged the final game of their three-game road trip, while Dallas couldn't cap its three-game home stand with a third consecutive win.
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The Blue Jays salvaged one of three against the White Sox over the weekend, but spent a good 90 percent of the series looking mostly awful.
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In September the government called off the auction of Novo Banco, the "good" bank salvaged from the wreckage of BES, because the bids were too low.
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Their custom 3D printers, which make everything from medical devices to household appliances, were cobbled together from circuits and wires salvaged from dumps and recycling centers.
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There is no sign to indicate that inside this former piano-key factory is one of the largest collections of architectural artifacts salvaged from city buildings.
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He believed that the Constitution was so deeply implicated in slavery—including its creation of the small-state-favoring Senate—that it could not be salvaged.
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They were salvaged in November drawing 3.6 billion euros from a fund financed by the country's healthy lenders after imposing losses on shareholders and junior bondholders.
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When they left, he salvaged his film from the toilets, which he was able to develop and send over to Newsweek in time for his deadline.
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He's also estranged from his tough-guy father and living amid the salvaged remains of the dream restaurant his best friend and business partner burned down.
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He salvaged huge chunks of it that washed up on beaches or remained from building and clearing projects, often using massive burls that loggers left behind.
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KAR facilitated the sale of more than 5 million used and salvaged vehicles in 2016, large numbers of which were cleaned and serviced prior to sale.
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Wood and finishes from the church were salvaged and used in the construction of the home, one of a number of Victorian-era houses in Redlands.
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On the adjacent wall are arranged four "totems," all from 1983 — not carvings but salvaged wood pieces painted over in bright acrylic colors evoking cartoon strips.
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One night two years ago, as he was closing up the shop he noticed a canvas sitting on a heap of trash, and he salvaged it.
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"You start shaking," said Ms. Nicke, who salvaged much of her inventory but does not expect to be able to return to her building for weeks.
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So the boards in the parlor floor that had exposed nails or gaps were replaced by others salvaged from the second floor, which got new flooring.
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Many flooring companies offer wood salvaged from barns, factories and other structures, which can have even more character — with nail holes, cracks and saw-blade marks.
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Similarly, the building, designed by BKSK Architects, will feature a 13-foot-long sculpture of a fly, made of parts salvaged from Jet Skis and boats.
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Boston (52-41) salvaged a split of its four-game series with New York (47-43) after losing the first game of the doubleheader 3-0.
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Judge Bates voided major provisions of the rule and sent it back to the Labor Department to determine if any of the rule could be salvaged.
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Feedback's campaigns include a mix of hard-hitting investigative research, massive public events where "salvaged" food is served, and pilot projects that test out improved food systems.
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Facing bankruptcy, and furious at the dismissive, preemptory attitudes of Stark's functionaries, Toomes decides to keep the tech he's already salvaged, and go into business for himself.
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Two garden boxes, one large, the other small, lay at the center of the exhibition, attached to the front wall by thick lengths of salvaged arborists' ropes.
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The 1.2 kilogram torch is made from aluminum, 30 percent of which has been salvaged from the temporary housing built in the aftermath of the 2011 earthquake.
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VALENCIA, Venezuela (Reuters) - Venezuelan auto worker Celso Nunez spends his days moonlighting as a mover and trading salvaged building materials in his worn-out red pick-up.
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The goal will be to see not whether a billion dollars can be created, but rather whether any value can be salvaged as the unicorn bubble pops.
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Some shoppers used the DIY kit to hang ornate vintage doors, window panes, authentic pieces salvaged from old barns, and even handcrafted doors made from reclaimed wood.
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In one case held up by the city as a model, Haihe, a drug firm with a history going back to 1670, was salvaged after going bust.
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One is a large sheet of linoleum (2006), and the other a stained maroon carpet (2011), which both appear to have been salvaged from poor people's homes.
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BUILDING ON BOND This rustic chic cafe's design — salvaged fixtures, colorfully painted pipes (one retrofitted for beer taps) and repurposed tabletops (some from shuffleboards) — are aesthetically pleasing.
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Other interior details include some antique stained glass, bulbous light fixtures salvaged from an old bank, and some hand-carved doors collected by the sellers in India.
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Bookish and curious, he tries to break the monotony by reading histories he salvaged from his father's bookstore, which burned down in 2012 when protests turned violent.
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If the de-escalation agreement cannot be salvaged, Turkey must prepare to protect the hundreds of thousands of desperate Syrians who will seek refuge along its border.
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More of Mr. Rynecki's artworks are said to have been found on Warsaw streets, stored in a barn and salvaged from a train that had been bombed.
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Both had worked as consultants at Miramax, where Mr. Joubert was tasked with combing through hundreds of unproduced screenplays to see what, if anything, could be salvaged.
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The rear door handles and the lantern-style headlights were salvaged from old Cadillacs, and the brass hand brake is from an old Thomas Flyer touring car.
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Figa, a solitary paw salvaged from the original Styrofoam-and-sugar sphinx, went on display recently on the Greek island of Hydra, courtesy of supercollector Dakis Joannou.
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Pomerantz temporarily replaces a row of park benches with stoops of various shapes and sizes, each rebuilt using materials from demolished buildings salvaged from the waste stream.
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Using all but forgotten traditions like beading and loop knitting, Lærke Bagger makes extraordinary garments with surfaces covered in salvaged beads and big, shaggy loops of yarn.
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All four artists begin by carving wood figures that they elaborately supplement with salvaged metals, car tires or rope, but individual style and expression are not hindered.
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Mildred Rodriguez, a resident at the shelter, brought an artificial Christmas tree salvaged from the debris at her home, and decorated it with what she could find.
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Related: 3,500 Salvaged Life Jackets Storm Denmark for Ai Weiwei's Latest Here's How Ai Weiwei Is Fighting Lego's "Censorship" Ai Weiwei on the Perils of Nuclear Power
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Letter of Recommendation Many years ago, before I owned a proper stereo, I listened to records on an all-in-one phonograph I salvaged from a preschool.
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The venue, housed in a former engine-repair shop, featured a parachute suspended from the ceiling and was furnished using salvaged washing-machine drums and refrigerator casings.
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He salvaged some credit last season by switching to a three-man defense, something he said he had been considering for months before finally doing in April.
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There is that stool salvaged from Eddie's restaurant, a large map of the Hill District and notably, a high school diploma issued to Wilson by the library.
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The kitchen has Carrara marble walls and counters, as well as open wood shelving and cabinets faced with salvaged wood by Woodstock Vintage Lumber, a local company.
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But unlike the nihilism that underscores Greene's story, Perretta's focus on community and collective experiences suggests that hope can still be salvaged through the sharing of stories.
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One fish-filled panel celebrates the sea's bounty, and on display too are salvaged bottles of garum, a fermented fish sauce that the Romans poured on everything.
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Those sessions, however, have failed to defuse tensions, and multiple sources close to the situation told POLITICO this week they worry the working relationship cannot be salvaged.
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"It's a bit overwhelming," said John Becker as he salvaged personal items and hauled water-logged sheetrock from his home amid the hum of dehumidifiers and fans.
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She purchased the abandoned town in 2015 with a clear mission in mind: to rebuild Cisco using salvaged materials and establish a nonprofit artist-in-residence program.
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The four-time All-Star struck out nine and did not walk a batter as the Giants salvaged a split of the teams' four-game weekend series.
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In this procedure, at least much of the tissue, bones, and organs might be able to be salvaged in the future when trying to reanimate the animal.
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The collection of an estimated 40,000 items includes early translations of the Bible into English, pieces of the Dead Sea Scroll, and Torahs salvaged from Nazi destruction.
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Whereas a team would want more from a first-round pick than five career WAR, you have to concede that the Reds sort of salvaged the situation.
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I was met with a sprawling array of original, readymade, and salvaged goods that I imagined, in a parallel universe, to be buried somewhere in Tokyo's landfills.
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Or they want the town&aposs remaining historical homes, which often date back to the early 20th century and were made out of salvaged wood from ships. 3393.
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He drew a parallel to Michael Keaton's villain in Spider Man: Homecoming, who salvaged and reappropriated Chitauri technology left over from the The Avengers' Battle of New York.
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The move would not sufficiently placate the large segment of the European electorate which opposes Turkey's EU candidate status, but Brussels will have at least salvaged some credibility.
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In the aftermath of the devastating September 5003, 2018, blaze, it wasn't clear how many of the 20 million items in the museum's historic collection would be salvaged.
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Freeman was 1-for-4 in that game and finished 3-for-7 for the doubleheader as the Braves salvaged one game of the three-game interleague series.
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"Everything is gone," he said, walking through the mostly-empty house, surveying the walls that have been stripped back and the few salvaged items piled onto a bed.
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Yankees 213, White Sox 2116 Cameron Maybin homered as New York went deep for the 212th straight game and salvaged a four-game series split with host Chicago.
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Evan Marshall (225-2462) earned the victory with 1 1/3 innings of perfect relief as the White Sox salvaged a split in the two-game interleague series.
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According to Gravely, the major issues lie with quality — and even a darkened potato or freezer-burned bag of greens can still be salvaged with the right precautions.
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The Stars had lost their previous two contests by a combined score of 7-2, but they salvaged a lone victory on their three-game California road trip.
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Freddie Freeman went 10-for-18 with three homers, six RBIs and as many run scored as Atlanta salvaged a split of its four-game series with Cincinnati.
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Honda's F1 head Yusuke Hasegawa said the power unit had been recovered but initial investigations showed the engine and surrounding parts were too badly damaged to be salvaged.
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Problem is, the process left their bodies behind, and Delos is in the process of scooping up all those bodies to see what can be salvaged from them.
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But the engines were salvaged from a flying X-Wing toy, which means you'll need at least some modicum of skill to transplant them into the tiny abode.
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Cardinals 7, Twins 5 Tommy Pham homered and Dexter Fowler knocked in two runs as St. Louis salvaged a split of its interleague series against Minnesota in Minneapolis.
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The letters and documents that she salvaged from the building (stored, for the moment, in her attic) provide some insight into the lives of its pre-war tenants.
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The free drop gave Johnson a clear shot at the green instead of having to chip out backwards, and he salvaged a par which helped settle the jitters.
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It's powered by a salvaged scrap of solar panel (they don't make them small enough off the shelf), the tiny unit includes propulsion, imaging, communication, and data collection.
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Standouts include the two Irish Waterford Crystal chandeliers that hang in the home's banquet-sized dining room, salvaged from a house that burnt down during the Civil War.
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The platform that is now Slack was a messaging system originally salvaged from office software Butterfield and his team had built at a failed gaming company he founded.
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Demoralized but not deflated by a 165-0 deficit, the Mets salvaged the game for their slumping starter, coming back for an 8-6 victory at Citi Field.
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Reilly Smith and Nick Bjugstad each had a goal and an assist for Florida, which salvaged a split in the back-to-back games that opened the series.
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Braves 5, Diamondbacks 1 Right-hander Julio Teheran took a shutout into the seventh inning as Atlanta salvaged one win in its three-game home series against Arizona.
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Even if the hard drives in his backpack could be salvaged, the ever-paranoid Haas—a self-described "tinfoil hat guy"—had rendered them unreadable with strong encryption.
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Her remarks also annoyed the White House, which at that time still clung to the hope that President Obama's policy of "resetting" relations with Russia could be salvaged.
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There's a second bar upstairs for a half-dozen or so guests, a remnant salvaged from the original cafe, illuminated by some of Mr. Bogdanow's old glass fixtures.
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Recently, Ms. Merkel salvaged her government after agreeing with her Bavarian partners to set up transit camps for migrants at the border with Austria and to refuse some.
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The wood was salvaged from a European copper beech tree that was brought to America in 1820 to honor the bicentennial of the pilgrims landing at Plymouth Rock.
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Each is filled with traditional furniture and fabrics handmade in Salento in south Puglia — there are crocheted cushions and salvaged-wood bedsteads — and decorated with antique farming tools.
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Ridgway, a conservator at the Virginia Department of Historic Resources in Richmond, Va., was looking at an artifact salvaged from the bottom of the York River in 1988.
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The eclectic décor looks like it was salvaged from a vintage clothing shop, with one wall flaunting a line of high-heeled shoes and another flamboyant sun hats.
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Johnson called the course's long roughs "penal," but he salvaged the lie with a solid chip to the green and a putt that pleased him despite the bogey.
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Stocks jumped on Monday as investors bought optimism that a U.S.-China trade deal could be salvaged, despite a lack of tangible evidence that progress is being made.
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Most memorably, Brett Kavanaugh may have salvaged his Supreme Court nomination on national TV in a Senate hearing in which he showed Mr. Trump his own furious reflection.
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The dining room, largely designed by Mr. Jew's wife, Anna Chet Jew-Lee, is lush and welcoming with two huge lotus blossom chandeliers salvaged from the previous restaurant.
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The staggering collection of salvaged items he has amassed over his 30 years in the business is an open secret in this neighborhood on the Brooklyn-Queens border.
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In a bail in, healthy parts of a failing bank could be salvaged, but shareholders, bondholders and even depositors with more than 100,000 euros ($111,580) would be hit.
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Flames 3, Sabres 2 (OT) Elias Lindholm scored 1:17 into overtime as Calgary salvaged the finale of its four-game road trip with a victory against Buffalo.
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Evan Marshall (1-0) earned the victory with 23 1/3 innings of perfect relief as the White Sox salvaged a split in the two-game interleague series.
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Its regional final, against Purdue, was salvaged thanks to the freshman Kihei Clark's pass across half the court to Mamadi Diakite, who forced overtime with a quick shot.
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VALENCIA, Venezuela, Oct 6 (Reuters) - Venezuelan auto worker Celso Nunez spends his days moonlighting as a mover and trading salvaged building materials in his worn-out red pick-up.
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It's one of those films destined to be salvaged by the web, where the movie's defenders will advocate for it via frame-grab sprees or the occasional subreddit threads.
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These dreadful, Machiavelli-inspired lines were nearly salvaged by the somber, wistful music that accompanied them, which evoked a man knowingly caught in a cycle that cannot be broken.
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Colorado, which gamely has salvaged a split of the 23 encounters with San Francisco in 2016, has been outscored 34-14 en route to losing five in a row.
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But Samm Sheperd instead saw potential in his busted heater, so he salvaged its internal impeller and used it to build a dirt cheap, remote control, jet-powered airplane.
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Many survivors are living in shelters made out of salvaged wood and plastic in the city and surrounding hills, where they wait and wonder what will happen to them.
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In accordance with this thinking, a person should only be considered dead when critical information in their brains—the stuff that makes a person a person—cannot be salvaged.
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Wandering into the exhibition, I was enveloped in enough purple and orange hand-dyed fabrics, kitschy sunsets, lean-tos and salvaged bunk beds to fill a Grateful Dead campground.
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Related: Troops in Riot Gear Deliver a Hidden Message in Venice 3,500 Salvaged Life Jackets Storm Denmark for Ai Weiwei's Latest Deconstructing Binary Gender Norms Through Mutable Self-Portraits
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St. Louis salvaged a four-game split against Miami on Thursday behind rookie Luke Voit, who went 24-for-226 with two homers and seven RBIs in the series.
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Using salvaged machines and a hand-cranked camera, conservators at the George Eastman Museum created the first strip of 35mm motion-picture film not produced by a commercial company.
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So if you have millions of dollars to spare and are prepared to face off with James Cameron, know that 5,500 salvaged artifacts will be auctioned off this week.
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Abel began the legal battle to exhume Dalí's body in 2015 after failing to receive results comparing her DNA to skin and hair salvaged from the painter's death mask.
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Houston salvaged a four-game split against visiting Seattle with a 5-1 win on Sunday but remains buried in the AL West basement with a 12-20 record.
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The exterior is clad in cedar — salvaged by the local woodworker William Johnson, who oversaw the construction — and raw pine lines the interior, lending the space a honeyed glow.
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This would become one of the feats that would elevate Michelangelo to mythic status: that he not only salvaged the ruined block but also turned it into a masterpiece.
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Colin Moran added two RBI singles for Pittsburgh, which had 21 hits and salvaged a game in the series after losing the first two by a combined 20-26.
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The city checks whether cars have been stolen or salvaged but does not look at whether a car has been recalled, said Patrick Edwards, a Department of Finance official.
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She shows me some things salvaged by a friend who dives, including salt and pepper shakers (below) from the Wahine, one of the worst marine disasters in NZ history.
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Each dish — served in a diminutive, dimly lit space with a wooden bar made of salvaged lumber sourced from the island's colonial buildings — comes with a suggested cocktail pairing.
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Salvaged from destruction in 2010 then conserved and reconstructed within a larger room in the Remai Modern, the four walls panels depict musicians and their audience in freeform line.
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The tunic of Saint Louis, thought to have been worn by Louis XIV as he brought the crown of thorns to Notre Dame, was also salvaged from the blaze.
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Soviet-era war medals, intricate porcelain tableware, traditional Caucasus rugs and silver jewelry — it can all be found here, hidden in plain sight amid the piles of salvaged clutter.
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In Sunday's other match, in Moscow, Martín Rodríguez salvaged a 1-1 tie for Chile against a tenacious Australian side to ensure Chile also qualified for this week's semifinals.
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Among their prized ceramics by Von Bruenchenhein are fantastical little thrones some six inches tall, constructed from chicken bones salvaged from TV dinners; dazzling crowns; and lacy, tabletop towers.
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Its direct relationship with insurers who send salvaged cars its way is one of its key advantages, according to Brian Yacktman, the portfolio manager of the YCG Enhance Fund.
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With the arrangement unveiled today between Fiat Chrysler and Peugeot, Elkann has further built on the legacy of his formative mentor, whose turnaround work effectively salvaged his family's wealth.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Bianca Andreescu salvaged Canada's French Open hopes as she came through a tough opening test against Marie Bouzkova on her Roland Garros main draw debut on Tuesday.
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Dillon Brooks scored 223 points, and Jonas Valanciunas added 22 points and 20 rebounds for the Grizzlies, who salvaged the final of four meetings against the Lakers this season.
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Dillon Brooks scored 24 points, and Jonas Valanciunas added 22 points and 20 rebounds for the Grizzlies, who salvaged the final of four meetings against the Lakers this season.
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With their second straight win, the Giants salvaged a split of the four-game series and kept the Rockies from moving into first place in the National League West.
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Old pine joists salvaged from a DDG project in TriBeCa will serve as a table; hunks of bluestone from past projects were also considered but were deemed too unwieldy.
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The extension salvaged the program at the eleventh hour after a reform effort backed by the chairmen and ranking members of the Senate and House Judiciary committees fell through.
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ROME (Reuters) - Firefighters pulled a dog alive from the rubble of Italy's strongest earthquake in decades and salvaged religious statues and paintings from churches that crumbled in Sunday's tremor.
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A photographer lost her home and studio in the Atlas fire; now she is taking stock of the future and making work with remnants she salvaged from the ashes.
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I was just being more careful with money, while sipping a custom drink at a salvaged-wood table below a painting of coffee beans arrayed in a yonic formation.
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The poor showing also set off an internal power struggle: Seehofer salvaged his job as party leader, but gave up the Bavarian governor&aposs job to younger rival Markus Soeder.
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From pens used by various ex-employees to sign their original Nokia contracts, company swag adorned with sometimes undecipherable marketing jargon, to neon signs salvaged from Nokia factories since retired.
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"An abnormal reflection is often nothing, but it should not be ignored because it could be a serious condition and, if caught in time, vision can be salvaged," said Recchia.
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Back then it was somewhat out of necessity, what Sachs calls an "honest resourcefulness" that characterizes salvaged materials and things that are better than new, because they have a history.
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The sale of Novo Banco, the lender salvaged from the collapse of Banco Espírito Santo in 2014, is expected to be concluded shortly, but may also entail additional state liabilities.
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She had a few items salvaged from her husband's truck: a picture of him standing near a fire truck, another of him in the military and his high school diploma.
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"We don't know if it can be salvaged," said a senior Obama administration official of the effort by the United States and Russia, which back opposite sides in the conflict.
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Bohannan also made all six of his free throws for the Hawkeyes (4-2), who salvaged a win out of the tournament after losing to Louisiana and South Dakota State.
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His pieces illustrate the ways in which Black gay men in the mid-20th century salvaged, from disillusioning white print and television media, representations of what their being could mean.
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When four small Italian banks were salvaged from bankruptcy in November last year European Union competition authorities valued their bad loans at around 18 percent of their gross book value.
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Take the exhibition Discovery and Recovery: Preserving Iraqi Jewish Heritage, the contents of which were salvaged by American soldiers from near-ruin in Saddam Hussein's secret police headquarters in 2003.
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Powell packed all his possessions—his bike, his tools, 1,200 DVDs, and some cooking supplies salvaged from the restaurant—into a moving truck, paid for by the reality TV producers.
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Rockies 5, Brewers 4 (11 innings) Nolan Arenado homered in the top of the 11th inning, and Colorado salvaged the finale of a three-game series by winning at Milwaukee.
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Rangers 3, Tigers 0 Jurickson Profar smacked a first-inning homer, and four pitchers combined on a shutout as Texas salvaged a split of a four-game series at Detroit.
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About 6.5 million documents were salvaged, and since the fire, the NPRC has been dedicated to helping veterans and their families recreate service records that were destroyed in the fire.
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When the film was finally salvaged in 1999, the audio tapes couldn't be found so Maripol tracked down everyone who appeared in it, to come back and record their bits.
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COSTA SAVES CHELSEA Diego Costa scored twice, including on an overhead kick in the 81st minute, and Chelsea salvaged a 2-2 draw at Swansea in the English Premier League.
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Former University of Cincinnati star Ian Happ launched a solo homer and Javier Baez had an RBI double for the Cubs, who salvaged a split of the four-game series.
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There are many stereotypical themes and devices in crime fiction: righteous cops shooting a criminal at the novel's end, gender constructs salvaged from another age, invincible heroes and so on.
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Back in Brooklyn, he ran through the scene yet again, off-camera technical advisers whispering keystrokes ("typing, typing, mousepad, click, click, click, return … ") as he pecked at the salvaged laptop.
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Built in over the course of several weeks, Maher completely transforms the row house with construction materials, antique furnishings, toys, architectural models, video projections, and other salvaged odds and ends.
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The belief that there was nothing in America that could be salvaged, no institutions that could be corrected, no laws worth passing, led to the complete abandonment of conventional politics.
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"The Thousands," which describes how a community comes together to build itself a town from scraps salvaged from the city, is told from the first-person-plural point of view.
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The salvaged rose-hued barn siding on the house's street-facing facade is a nod to the rustic wooden structures Mr. Beinfield saw in photos of the long-gone park.
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Today, the modern, 39-room property features raw glass light fixtures, bespoke wooden furnishings and pure linen textiles, as well as a signature ceramic ceiling fashioned from salvaged floor tiles.
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This is a weird case where my original seed entry* was deemed a puzzle killer, but Will was interested in the rest of the grid, so I salvaged the puzzle.
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One day, I went to the Uwelu spare-parts market, where adolescent boys lift car engines into wheelbarrows, and bare-chested venders haggle over parts salvaged from foreign scrap yards.
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The more than 100 artworks in "Lend Me Your Dream" are in a range of media, from photography and collage to painting and sculptures of wood, metal or salvaged materials.
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But when he was criticized by a crowd in Clapham, where shops had been looted, he salvaged the situation by grabbing a broom, as if to join the cleanup effort.
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Our 360 video features Theaster Gates, whose exhibition at the National Gallery of Art in Washington features architectural elements — including a church roof and a gym floor — that he salvaged.
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The garden sits on scraps of salvaged artificial turf next to a wall topped by barbed wire that is angled toward the adjacent street to protect the base from intruders.
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As you complete missions—which range from demolition duty to assassination contracts to base defense—you rack up cash, along with gear for your mechs, salvaged robots themselves, and reputation.
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More than 100 tones of garbage has been collected, in more than 48,100 packs, by the end of November, with more than 17,000 packs salvaged since Saturday, the paper said.
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With a remarkable injury-time goal, Real Madrid salvaged a 3-3 draw against Sevilla in the Copa del Rey and set a Spanish record of 40 consecutive unbeaten games.
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Markakis also scored a run as the Braves salvaged a game in the weekend series against the Orioles, who entered Sunday with the second-worst record in the American League.
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Everything is recycled (harvested wood, reclaimed lumber, etc), including the windows (salvaged from a school slated for demolition), countertops (from old bowling alley floors) and furnishings like rugs and tubs.
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Down below, he's working with his conservation team using some sandstone from England that's often used in restorations, and other sandstone salvaged from a Connecticut bridge by the Smithsonian Institution.
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The massive puzzle-like table in the studio kitchen, which also serves as a communal work desk, is made up of smaller tables he salvaged from different schools, churches and offices.
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This enables the vehicle to provide 400,000 miles of service each year and about 153 million miles of service life before the aircraft is salvaged at a residual value of 30%.
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LONDON (Reuters) - James McArthur's 89th minute header salvaged a 1-1 draw for Scotland at home to Lithuania in their World Cup qualifying Group F clash at Hampden Park on Saturday.
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The answer lies in Marbury v Madison, a case from 1803 in which John Marshall (pictured above), America's fourth chief justice, brilliantly salvaged—and expanded—the power of the Supreme Court.
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A mix of new and salvaged materials was used throughout, including subway tiles in the bathrooms and stainless-steel appliances in the kitchen, contrasting with reclaimed bricks on several interior walls.
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For me, the spirit of Detroit is echoed in the present-day weavings of Greek artist Zoë Paul, which interpose salvaged wool with scrapyard grill plates from refrigerators as their matrix.
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This enables the vehicle to provide 400,213 miles of service each year and about 5 million miles of service life before the aircraft is salvaged at a residual value of 30%.
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Later that night, instrumental ensemble Das Audit offered another creative solution, performing freeform songs with amplifiers, an electronic bass, and a reel-to-reel tape machine all salvaged from the warehouse.
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Tampa Bay (73-77) salvaged the final game of the three-game set against the Red Sox to keep its fading hopes at the second American League wild-card spot alive.
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Early singles including the brisk and bubbling "Procession" were actually salvaged from Joy Division writing sessions, and their 20003 debut album Movement is their most far-removed effort from dance music.
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But, when we spoke with Fox in L.A., the ex-NBA star told us his relationship with T.E.F. could be salvaged ... if the franchise 86s the racist investor from the business.
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An American flag drapes the wall at one end of the room, portraits of former labor bosses line the other, salvaged from a union hall that had its own baseball field.
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She predicted 70,000 tons of waste would be salvaged this year, and is working with public schools to start the next generation thinking about saving our planet through food refuse. 7.
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Nobody bought Elvis's salvaged broken tooth when it went up on eBay in 2003, but it still seems to be for sale at a site that also stocks his Nazi knives.
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If you could crawl under the witty, jazzy sculpture "Mothership (Capsule)," by the Washington artist Jefferson Pinder, you'd find supports made of wood salvaged from President Obama's 2009 Inauguration Day platform.
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Made from cardboard and salvaged materials from a nearby construciton site, the sculptures were reportedly conceived by Radmundo Medina as a way to encourage cultural preservation and identity, particularly among children.
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The artist's renditions of restless deities, insects, and animals, which combine software, electronic components, and salvaged materials, appear purposefully humble, with dangling wires, exposed circuits, and notations on scraps of tape.
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Carlos Santana hit a three-run homer, Francisco Lindor added a two-run shot, and the host Cleveland Indians salvaged the finale of a four-game series with Minnesota, 2112-22012.
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Paintings rarely get to share war stories in a museum exhibition, especially works like Matisse's "Blue Dress in a Yellow Armchair" that have been pillaged, traded and salvaged by many hands.
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If you decorate your living room with Ina's "rough-hewn salvaged wooden beams" and "river stone hearth," people will think your main home was taken away because your husband went bankrupt.
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Some of these salvaged scraps, such as one now at the University of Pennsylvania's Penn Museum, were illustrated with diagrams expressing the influential work of the 4th-century BCE Greek mathematician.
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I had already been watching these videos specifically for the Salvaged Wood Collection from RH, where there's this British man who's talking about de-nailing wood to make these $2,000 tables.
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The museum houses treasures such as a salvaged tearoom designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh and a tiara of rose-cut diamonds with a pair of wings which tremble slightly when worn.
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Phillies 5, Mets 2 Scott Kingery laced a tiebreaking, three-run double in the eighth inning for host Philadelphia, which salvaged the finale of a three-game series against New York.
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All that remains of the station is a bunch of bricks on its former driveway and a few salvaged pieces of the foundation that were moved to a municipal storage yard.
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It was not immediately known how many artifacts, if any, were salvaged from the fire, which engulfed the museum on Sunday night, to the despair of Brazilians and history lovers worldwide.
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The Adelaide-headquartered company did not give details about the potential financial impact of the fires, or whether any of the timber from the severely fire-damaged trees could be salvaged.
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The cataloging of the salvaged columns helped the design team understand the typology of this gritty commercial building, with its 19 rows of columns running six deep from front to back.
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He salvaged par for a six-under-par 66, while Landry wielded a hot putter for a 65 on the Nicklaus Tournament course to tie it up at 21-under 195.
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Grichuk also doubled and scored a run in the first inning as the Blue Jays salvaged the finale of the three-game series to complete a 3-4 season-opening homestand.
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Just to the south sat the sprawling United States Smelter and Lead Refinery, or U.S.S. Lead, which salvaged lead from old car batteries and scrap metal before it closed in 1985.
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Mariners 7, Padres (ss) 7 Owen Miller's solo home run with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning salvaged a tie with Seattle for San Diego in Peoria, Ariz.
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A series of large arches along the great room wall were salvaged from a mosque in India; old, elaborately detailed wood doors throughout the space were brought in from India, too.
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The Arizona Coyotes salvaged the finale of their six-game road trip and hope to build off the victory when they begin a three-game homestand Saturday against the Colorado Avalanche.
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It could be salvaged for a few years if the N.C.A.A. makes U.S.T. take the traditional path through Division II; games between Division II and III opponents are not unheard of.
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Besides mountains of beer and wine bottles, city workers have also salvaged a slew of bikes from the city's Vélib' bicycle sharing program, as well as several drowned scooters and motorbikes.
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She also salvaged posts and beams from the streets of Manhattan, the found materials giving her works the patina of age, the dilapidated look of time weathering and corroding our world.
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He was banging on pots and pans when he was 22000 years old, and he assembled his first drum kit at 22016, using cardboard tubs salvaged from an ice-cream parlor.
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Other times it leads to self-righteousness or glibness, as with the wonky musical instruments made by Guillermo Galindo, a Mexican composer, incorporating tubes salvaged from a refugee camp near Kassel.
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With dirt floors, a concrete ceiling, and fire pits, the Jungle is an overnight stop for some and a home of sorts for those who can make do with salvaged furniture.
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They dynamited the Temple of Bel, a 2,000-year-old monument revered for its elaborate stone carvings, but Maamoun Abdelkarim, Syria's antiquities chief, said the archeological landmark could still be salvaged.
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"It would be better, instead of putting up fences, to send us the checks," she said, flinging scrap metal into buckets in the yard of a house she made from salvaged junk.
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It also helps that Artemis is recycling ideas salvaged from those previous attempts, notably the Constellation programme, unveiled in 23.6 by George W. Bush and cancelled five years later by Barack Obama.
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French President Emmanuel Macron, addressing reporters before the cathedral's salvaged facade, thanked the firefighters on-site and said France would work to rebuild the damaged portions of the 850-year-old cathedral.
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Not only does Moore reward people who find ways to use old machines to meet new needs, he has been known to demote managers who throw away machines that could be salvaged.
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Keeley Frank, 219, holds stuffed animals her grandparents Al and Barb Scheidegger (left) salvaged from their storage unit May 213, in Jefferson City, Missouri, following a massive tornado in the area. Sen.
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To prevent counterfeit uber badges cropping up, they said they turned to "vacuum tubes and parts salvaged from old time missile telemetry equipment" for their design, but wouldn't go into further detail.
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She's glam and feminine, while I haven't worn earrings in a decade (she still buys them for me, though, insisting that my piercings can be salvaged with the help of some Anbesol).
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In addition to the photographs, Ms Williams has salvaged components from the houses that now hang in the gallery, prompting a provocative question: when was the trellis from a garden most valuable?
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Terrence Jones added 17 points and 10 boards for the Pelicans, who salvaged the final contest of a three-game road trip with only their third victory in the last 11 games.
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Deep packet inspection showed some half a million user profiles, medium-grade material salvaged from the wreck of a minor Brazilian social network and bounced around Europe by data brokers ever since.
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The house burned down completely before the fire was able to be put out, and the other five children were nowhere to be found — not even teeth were able to be salvaged.
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Team: New Orleans SaintsWeek 7 opponent: at Chicago BearsWhy you should sit him: Touchdowns have salvaged Cook's past two fantasy weeks, as he posted just 4-41-1 and 3-37-1.
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Rivera's heroics salvaged Noah Syndergaard's pitching gem and patched up the disastrous and unlucky ninth inning by Familia, who got four soft ground balls that the Mets could not turn into outs.
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The company claims to have salvaged 33,000 marriages, and separated 168,500 third parties, with a total revenue of 17.7 million yuan (about $2.6 million) in the first ten months of last year.
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You can still get a hint of Richfield Tower from two tall zigzag elevator doors that were salvaged in the demolition and have been incorporated near a lobby entrance at the Plaza.
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The barn studio features wooden floors that were salvaged from the roof beams of row houses that were being demolished in Baltimore by the nonprofit organization Brick + Board that my son directs.
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The lobby was stark yet warm, with soaring ceilings adorned by salvaged light fixtures as a nod to the vibrant light district that has been a part of the Bowery for years.
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CHAPIN The wood is salvaged from the Days Lumberyard, home to the studios of some of the greatest artists of all time: Charles Hawthorne, Hans Hofmann, Fritz Bultman, the list goes on.
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It was salvaged from the vinyl slaughter by a pressing plant employee in Canada, who had no idea of its value until five sealed American copies of the album surfaced in 2016.
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The 1950 Violin Concerto, like Schoenberg's, has a broadly traditional overarching three-movement structure, drawing upon what might still be salvaged from old forms and yet far from being hidebound by them.
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The elegant palace hosts ambitious temporary exhibits, such as a recent Ai Weiwei installation that barricaded the palace windows with thousands of refugees' life vests salvaged from the Greek island of Lesbos.
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Some of the steel salvaged from the World Trade Center — 20 support "forks" that refused to fall in 2001 — are on display at the mill in Coatesville, Pa., where they were made.
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In this imagined future, those who rebuilt the city would have found the cathedral in a semi-ruined state and used salvaged metal to fill in the broken parts and reconstruct it.
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Kathryn Bornemann, the owner of this shop for funky, midcentury western décor, has filled the place with eclectic estate jewelry, vintage hats, old signs, salvaged taxidermy, teapots, furniture and other rare finds.
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There was nothing he might have done — nothing anyone might have done, really — about the goal that salvaged a point for Liverpool, that sent that corner of red dancing into the night.
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Without electricity, running water or telephone lines, the island's 298 inhabitants have been marooned, forced to survive with what they salvaged: a satellite phone, a chain saw, a week's worth of food.
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The biggest fault line in the debate is between candidates who think our current system can be salvaged with repairs and those who think it should be torn down and built anew.
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Each shingle is salvaged redwood he bought from Pacific Redwood Products, a Northern California company that reclaims wood and salvages fallen old-growth trees found along the Klamath River, using salvage permits.
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While visiting Poetic Topographies, I was reminded of Ai Weiwei's installation "Straight" (2008–12), which consists of hand-straightened rebar steel salvaged from buildings destroyed by the 2008 earthquake in Sichuan, China.
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After the 2012 launch, South Korea said it had salvaged the wreckage of the rocket's first stage and found that many of its components were off-the-shelf items made by other countries.
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Saar has collected these washing machine precursors for almost 60 years, incorporating them into bric-a-brac compositions of salvaged historical memories that recall a similar aesthetic championed by assemblage sculptor Joseph Cornell.
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She's gilded bricks salvaged from another site and created a golden wall in the side of a gallery, and another gold-leaf-lined space that visitors can only glimpse into but cannot access.
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It's also a choice between pursuing the reliable evisceration of an enemy mech and fishing for a lucky headshot that might leave the opposition's strongest mech mostly intact and ready to be salvaged.
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His forthcoming EP, The Material Turn, debuts in October with four tracks made entirely from self-fashioned instruments—futuristic robo-kalimbas, a droning guitar, and salvaged hard drives turned into percussive beat machines.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sainsbury's planned 7.3 billion pound ($9.5 billion) takeover of Walmart's Asda can only be salvaged if Britain's competition regulator fundamentally changes its analysis of Britain's grocery market, experts said on Thursday.
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Stephen Piscotty had three hits, including a homer, and drove in a career-high five runs and Leake pitched seven scoreless innings as the Cardinals salvaged the finale of the three-game series.
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Andreas Haeberlin, from the University of Bern, and Adrian Zurbuchen, from the University of Michigan, have proposed an alternative that relies on actual clockwork — as in, salvaged from a (naturally, Swiss-made) wristwatch.
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Jonathan Schoop broke a tie with an RBI single and Adam Jones added a three-run homer in the four-run 220th as the Orioles salvaged the finale of the three-game series.
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John Wall led seven players in double figures with 25 points in Monday's 33-113 win over the Brooklyn Nets, which salvaged the finale of a three-game road trip for the Wizards.
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Yoan Moncada homered and joined Garcia in scoring three times for the White Sox, who salvaged a split of their abbreviated two-game series to conclude their season-opening five-game road trip.
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To find a durable brownstone that most closely matched the original, Deerpath salvaged remnants of an abandoned railroad trestle in Newark and turned to a quarry in the Shandong province of eastern China.
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Women in wedding gowns are a common sight, especially in Max Family Garden, a leafy courtyard dotted with salvaged scraps of bluestone sidewalk, part of St. Ann's Warehouse, the tobacco warehouse turned theater.
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Castle said RA was working with partner unions in New Zealand, South Africa and Argentina to work out how the Super Rugby season could be salvaged, perhaps with a schedule limiting international travel.
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I was blown away by the care and detail put into the hotel guest rooms with exposed brick and arched windows salvaged from the original architecture, as well as custom Brooklyn-motif wallpaper.
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Harry Kane's header from four yards out off a corner kick, just seconds into stoppage time, salvaged a game that seemed destined to become one more painful chapter in England's major competition melodrama.
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Yoan Moncada homered and joined Garcia in scoring three times for the White Sox, who salvaged a split of their abbreviated two-game series to conclude their season-opening, five-game road trip.
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Investors bet billions the island's future could be salvaged through a blend of government reform and debt restructuring, but Maria blew away that calculation, causing tens of billions of dollars in estimated damage.
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Taking cues from Milan's Villa Necchi Campiglio, Havana's Hotel Nacional, and Slim Aarons, they mixed midcentury Danish antiques with nods to the Lowcountry, such as oak salvaged from a tobacco barn in Georgia.
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The first-place Nationals set several franchise records in a 23-5 victory over the New York Mets as they salvaged the series finale with a 23-hit onslaught that included seven homers.
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The Cardinals salvaged the finale of a four-game set versus the Pirates and moved a half-game ahead of their rivals as they attempt to chase down the first-place Chicago Cubs.
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In that way another family's history — salvaged parts of worn-out clothes and bedsheets — have become a part of my own family's history, and of your history, too, if you're reading these words.
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Article continues below At the outset, we see the origin story for our villain, a high-tech bandit who uses salvaged and stolen superhero artifacts to conduct a black market arms and technology business.
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After preliminary sorting at Pier 96, for example, many of San Francisco's salvaged materials are loaded straight into containers bound for China, where they will be combed over much more thoroughly before being recycled.
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Being that it was found at a temple, salvaged for its foundation some 2,500 years ago, it's likely the writing may relate to religion, potentially filling in gaps in historic knowledge of Etruscan practices.
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Each episode also opens with a montage Bell cuts together from salvaged commercials and VHS tapes, set to vaporwave music to enforce the conflicting feelings of touring a post-capitalist dystopia in present day.
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David Thurrowgood, a conservator at the museum, which also hosts an exhibit about the wreck, decided he would find out if the remains of one salvaged bottle could be turned into a fresh brew.
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If it's not made of gold, furniture recovered from the Titanic, or extraterrestrial materials salvaged from a meteor, you'll need one heck of a gimmick to convince people to spend $30,000 on coffee table.
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Indians 6, Tigers 0 Trevor Bauer bounced back from his worst outing of the season by tossing eight scoreless innings, and Cleveland salvaged the finale of a three-game series by blanking host Detroit.
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I'd imagine the two main camps will break down into Team Take Humanity Out (Dolores) and Team Coexist (Bernard), but season 2 also wraps with Delos employees deciding which host bodies should be salvaged.
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Yasiel Puig launched a two-run homer for the second straight game to highlight his second three-hit performance in three contests for the Reds, who salvaged the finale of the three-game series.
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The Astros salvaged the finale of their six-game homestand with an offensive eruption, producing their highest scoring output at home since a 212-21 win over the Chicago White Sox on July 113.
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In Pemba, 35,000 houses were completely or partially destroyed, authorities said, while outside the city crops were destroyed and villagers waded through flooded fields with wood, salvaged maize and other products on their heads.
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The German coalition government has been salvaged after Chancellor Angela Merkel reached a compromise with interior minister and the leader of the Christian Social Union (CSU) Horst Seehofer, ending a bitter standoff over immigration.
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These constructions are basically sculptural in nature, and feel quasi-figurative in the sense that salvaged tool-handles and low benches can mimic human forms, but also in the sense that they radiate personality.
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He had an alchemical ability to transform the unwanted parts of objects — the sidings of buildings, for instance, or books salvaged from the library's pulp pile — into stages for his narratives of the everyday.
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MONACO GRABS A TIE Center back Kamil Glik salvaged a 9.13-1 draw for host Monaco against Bayer Leverkusen of Germany with a spectacular strike in the final seconds of their Champions League match.
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He and his wife took turns keeping watch over their salvaged belongings while they waited to find out whether the Federal Emergency Management Agency would offer enough disaster aid to repair their damaged home.
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Following Premier League losses to Manchester City and struggling Crystal Palace, Chelsea, the defending English champion, salvaged a point after Eden Hazard headed in his second goal of the night in the 21th minute.
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The orderly presentation of salvaged objects feels jarring but is precisely the point: which objects count as trash and which as treasure is in part determined by how we care for and arrange them.
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In addition to counterfeits, the e-commerce titan's platform has reportedly featured salvaged goods, items that were deemed unsafe by federal agencies, and spoiled food products, illustrating its struggles to manage its massive marketplace.
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After starting on a positive note, investors turned nervous when a trade deal with United States and Canada that was salvaged in September 2018 was revisited to ensure its labor provisions could be enforced.
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One early work, "Furnitury Objects — Students' Union Satie" (2000) involves a small table she salvaged from the streets of Frankfurt alongside a neglected chair borrowed from a friend and a bench from a theater.
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Mr. Shafer built a corner gazebo with a hanging swing made of salvaged wood and added a dinner bell to alert residents and guests who might have spread out around the 3.4-acre property.
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The German coalition government has been salvaged after Chancellor Angela Merkel reached a compromise with interior minister and the leader of the Christian Social Union (CSU), Horst Seehofer, ending a bitter standoff over immigration.
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This time, though, his outstanding performance was key for the visitors, Paris St.-Germain, which salvaged a 215-26 draw against the host Real Madrid to clinch first place in Group A on Tuesday.
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Kiki Smith, a theater professor at Smith, has curated the Smith College Historic Clothing Collection since the mid-1970s, when it began with costumes salvaged from the theater department; today it contains 3,000 pieces.
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Salvaged from LinkNYC, the city program replacing pay phones with Wi-Fi kiosks, the booths are part of the latest installation from Times Square Arts, the public art program of the Times Square Alliance.
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The treasure, salvaged from a ship that sank en route from China to the Persian Gulf in the ninth century, was discovered by commercial sea cucumber divers in 1998 off the coast of Indonesia.
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Mr. Gates has taken materials he salvaged from shuttered African-American businesses, schools and churches on the South Side of Chicago, where he is based, into a tower gallery in the museum's East Building.
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What has the potential to be a completely heartbreaking episode is somewhat salvaged by Tim, who illuminates a Christmas tree for Robin and promises that even in her darkest times, she'll never be alone.
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He emptied the bag of salvaged miscellany he'd brought to shoot, jotted a few cryptic words on bits of paper, and then pinned them together with old photos and other ephemera onto timeworn corkboards.
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Cristina Serejo, the deputy director of the museum who also attempted to save artifacts from the burning building, announced at a press conference on Monday that only about 22015% of the museum's collection was salvaged.
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American League Central-leading Cleveland suffered its first loss in 12 meetings with Detroit this season as the latter salvaged the finale of a three-game series with a 12-2 shellacking on Wednesday afternoon.
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She lives in Tampa, if memory serves, and won a juried prize last year for a mixed-media meditation on habitat loss across America, including charts, chants, photographs, oral histories, crowdfunded films, and salvaged trash.
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The 20143s stuccoed house still contains much of the Rosens' furniture and architectural elements salvaged from European palaces, including a huge gilded bed said to have belonged to Pope Urban VIII in the 17th century.
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Making his first Wrigley Field appearance since no-hitting the Cubs in 2015 with the Phillies, the Texas Rangers' southpaw worked eight innings as the Rangers salvaged the series finale with a 3.013-1 victory.
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Phil Mickelson, who was wayward off the tee but salvaged a one-under 69, is unlikely to play in the U.S. Open, the only major he has yet to win after six runner-up finishes.
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The bitter mood contrasts with 12 years ago, when Park, as interim conservative leader, rescued her battered party ahead of a parliamentary election and salvaged more seats than expected, even though it lost its majority.
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We can't know whether concessions to industry were critical to get the ACA passed, and whether the public option, which had the most grassroots support of any element of health reform, should have been salvaged.
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The Crusher is a site-specific work from Birch featuring 300 salvaged pitchforks suspended from the ceiling, their handles painted in tribute to the colors of cars that have been crashed by artists and celebrities.
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Mark Reynolds also went deep with a walk-off, two-run shot in the ninth inning on Sunday as Colorado salvaged a split of its four-game series against Arizona with a 9-7 victory.
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Robinson Cano hit a three-run homer, Ryon Healy drove in three runs and the Seattle Mariners salvaged a split of a doubleheader with a 9-5 victory over the Detroit Tigers on Saturday night.
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Like many others he has spent a lifetime scrimping and saving while running small businesses on the side, slowly expanding his property by adding on small rooms built with thin concrete or other salvaged material.
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That Falcon main stage had been recovered from a successful return landing on an ocean platform shortly after its maiden flight last April, then was relaunched and salvaged again last Thursday, marking a spaceflight first.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Using salvaged machines and a hand-cranked camera, conservators at the George Eastman Museum created the first strip of 35mm motion-picture film not produced by a commercial company.
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For example, Robin Colonas, a merchant mariner from Seattle, has salvaged an open-air concert venue from the husk of an old cinema where Ike Turner was an usher (Sam Cooke was born next door).
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But as bad as things looked, the Mets salvaged the night in the 11th inning, thanks in large part to a critical mental mistake by Ryan Schimpf, the Padres' 28-year-old rookie second baseman.
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Far more so than the grave, unsmiling faces of the villagers, Hyman's focus on units of time captures Jackson's insinuation of the dangers of tradition fiercely salvaged from the endless passing of days and generations.
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"The sale of re-marked or otherwise fraudulent ICs into the stream of commerce is a significant problem, due to the increased risk of equipment failure from using salvaged or sub-standard components," Herrington continues.
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In the living room, Mr. Shafer broke through the attic floor to raise the ceiling height to more than 2491 feet and framed a period stained-glass window with wood he salvaged in the renovation.
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To create a loft space and an outdoor terrace on the 57-foot-wide plot, Fúster tore out the termite-infested roof beams of the 1940s railroad house and replaced them with salvaged lapacho wood.
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Elsewhere, he turned Swarovski crystals into appliqués, added fringe made from salvaged plastic to coats and incorporated Liberty prints and upcycled Fiorucci denim, showcasing both his deep love of craft and his interest in sustainability.
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic converted a penalty in the fourth minute of stoppage time as Manchester United salvaged a 1-1 draw against visiting Everton to extend its unbeaten run in the Premier League to 13 matches.
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I never understood it and I never got used to it — by just admitting what they knew to be true, they might have easily salvaged their career, mitigated corrective action or avoided a criminal record.
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Giving these salvaged barns extended life in a new-construction, barn-inspired home was the project Wei-Han Vivian Lee and James Macgillivray, architects with Toronto-based firm Lamas, completed in rural North Hatley, Quebec.
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The Yankees had just salvaged a 220-24.72 victory the night before in an otherwise-lopsided four-game series against their surging rival, the Boston Red Sox, who trailed the Rays by half a game.
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The Yankees had just salvaged a 220-24.72 victory the night before in an otherwise-lopsided four-game series against their surging rival, the Boston Red Sox, who trailed the Rays by half a game.
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The remarks by Mr. Giuliani, apparently intended to portray Mr. Trump as a tough negotiator, may have lobbed a disruptive obstacle into the salvaged meeting less than a week before it is set to happen.
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Jill Craybas, the 1996 N.C.A.A. singles women's champion at Florida, salvaged her faltering pro career in the early 2000s by changing her forehand grip and switching from a closed-stance to an open-stance forehand.
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Frost found a single cart and a single clerk and salvaged what he could, and the British army used the rest of the books as kindling when they burned the White House and the Capitol.
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The owners told Lindsay that they can't afford the property taxes anymore, so it will be "removed" from the lot (heritage bylaws may require some part is salvaged) and replaced with, you guessed it, condos.
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He also alleged that some local Church officials had tried to destroy documents but that his team - made up of two prosecutors, three lawyers and a unit of specialist sex crime police - had salvaged them.
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The space was a repository of "all the garbage the guys' wives won't let them keep," said Mr. Houlihan, who salvaged the bar top from a nearby tavern called Michael's Lounge when it closed years ago.
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Right-hander Julio Teheran took a shutout into the seventh inning Sunday afternoon as the Atlanta Braves salvaged one win in their three-game series against the Arizona Diamondbacks with a 23-23 victory in Atlanta.
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" The report states that the man then "put the grenade into a plastic 5-gallon bucket with other assorted scrap metal he had salvaged, and later placed the bucket inside the trunk of his girlfriend's vehicle.
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Leonys Martin reached base three times and scored twice, and the Detroit Tigers salvaged the second game of a day-night doubleheader by topping the New York Yankees 4-2 on Monday evening at Comerica Park.
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He has seen an explosion of endocarditis cases, particularly among poor, young drug users whose hearts can usually be salvaged, but whose addiction goes unaddressed by a medical system that rarely takes responsibility for treating it.
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Osuna gave up a game-tying two-run home run in the top of the 9th inning, but the Astros salvaged the game by hitting a walk-off home run in the bottom of the 9th.
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Filip Forsberg scored and Nick Bonino snapped a 15-game goal drought as the Predators salvaged the finale of their three-game road trip to remain one point behind first-place Winnipeg in the Central Division.
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Adam Haseley belted his first career homer, and Bryce Harper drove in two runs for the Phillies, who salvaged a split of the four-game series to improve to 22-22 since the All-Star break.
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After the dispute with Brussels over the rescue of Tercas, Italian authorities helped four other small banks in 2015 and then salvaged larger Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena and two smaller Veneto lenders in 2017.
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Adam Haseley belted his first career homer, and Bryce Harper drove in two runs for the Phillies, who salvaged a split of the four-game series to improve to 3-4 since the All-Star break.
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