But research has come a long way; there's little evidence to show that nipple-sparing mastectomies put one at a higher risk for cancer than non-sparing surgeries.
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Going forward, I'll try to be more sparing with both the products that I buy—even if it's not possible to be fully plastic free—and sparing with their application, too.
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Let's be sparing in the use of this faddish phrase.
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That is what I am currently sparing you from seeing.
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To avoid it, be sparing — and strategic — with your application.
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But the government is sparing few resources for the Olympics.
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Maybe because they assume they are sparing readers political controversy?
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It never reached the floor, sparing them a painful vote.
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But this virus is not sparing our parents and grandparents.
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Out here on the prairie, we're sparing with our nicknames.
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Whoopi Goldberg reportedly has a new conservative sparing partner — Meghan McCain.
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The accord has been heavily criticized for sparing rebels jail time.
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But, be warned — I'm not sparing any of the gory details.
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The U.S. government is sparing no effort to smear the company.
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De Gaulle pardoned him in 1968, sparing him the death sentence.
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Insects can be protected in two broad ways, dubbed sharing and sparing.
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"Antibiotics stewardship", the concept of judicious, sparing use of antibiotics, gained currency.
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None targeted banks, sparing that sector for the first time since 2006.
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It is oddly unifying, sparing nothing and no one in its path.
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Thailand's sparing no expense as it prepares to cremate its late king.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "Coronavirus isn't sparing anyone, including America's sweetheart, Chet Haze's dad.
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This one is just outside the area though, sparing Argentina another penalty.
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He also said he was grateful to God for sparing his life.
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Instead, Caelynn fearlessly shared her story from beginning to end, sparing no detail.
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Sparing healthy tissue should result in fewer long-term problems for cancer survivors.
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Seth Meyers is not sparing his words when it comes to Donald Trump.
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A Quiet Place is open about its premise, but sparing with the details.
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Perhaps municipalities can write fewer checks and focus on sparing more black lives.
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The chemotherapy-sparing combination recently won U.S. approval to treat advanced kidney cancer.
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Meanwhile, Griffith's critics say that his presence in the region has been sparing.
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Clinton to a narrow victory, and sparing other Republican candidates in the process.
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That's what astonishing about it because it's not sparing but it's also kind.
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Use of IEEPA should be sparing, but a few actions would be justified.
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It reads like a long catalog of victimhood, sparing none of its characters.
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He did not rescind Mr. Obama's order sparing younger illegal immigrants from deportation.
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It also called for sparing civilians and those who defected to the rebels.
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In the case of nipple-sparing mastectomy, the remaining nipple also loses sensation.
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He died for a worthy cause, sparing the lives of others following him.
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These "protein sparing" diets protected the heart and other organs, and one of these, the protein-sparing modified fast, "became the basis for the low-carb and the very-low-calorie diet for obesity," said Dr. Caroline Apovian, a former colleague.
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The company is "not sparing any expense" to keep up, Lee told CNN Business.
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He was not charged with complicity in terrorism, sparing him a potentially harsher sentence.
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Witnesses reported that the gunmen also separated the Christians and Muslims, sparing the latter.
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Sparing their chief executives the prosecutorial onslaught didn't accomplish much in the optics department.
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I think especially of the many religious women who give their lives without sparing.
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Bieber and Baldwin are sparing no expense when it comes to their European getaway.
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But where's the line between being "respectful" and being overly sparing with necessary criticism?
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The millions of Hitler's victims were thus also victims of Richard's sparing of Angie.
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I.," so sentimental and sparing are we in our use of the word "intelligence.
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Mendoza is old-school taciturn; compliments fall sparing as bread crumbs from his mouth.
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Daenerys's whole ethos was founded on justice, fighting for the people, and sparing innocent lives.
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Rosey Blair shared the "love story" on Twitter Tuesday, sparing none of the juicy details.
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So much of the film's emotional arc is told in the sparing moments they interact.
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It also meant sparing youngsters "the burden of a criminal record," as he put it.
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That could allow the immune system to be unleashed on tumours whilst sparing healthy tissue.
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Tyga is sparing GF Kylie Jenner some major embarrassment, and it only cost him $100,000.
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The short-range alpha particles kill cancer cells while sparing surrounding healthy tissue, it said.
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The text condemns alcohol, tobacco, and hot drinks like coffee, and advises sparing meat consumption.
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Temperatures plunged to the 20s only briefly around Christmas last year, sparing this season's production.
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Dorian sideswiped the Caribbean sparing Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands with only limited damage.
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The train operator spotted him and stopped the train just in time, sparing his life.
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Any policy which hurts the vulnerable, while sparing the more robust, feels like bad news.
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"You're clean," he says before the door has even shut behind him, sparing me agony.
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Mr. Palmer said the "risk-sharing program" would lower premiums by sparing insurers some costs.
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The river's remoteness has been the Escalante's bane and gift — sparing archaeological and paleontological wonders.
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Murkowski's 51st vote against the motion avoided a tie, sparing Roberts from a potentially explosive decision.
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Might the drugs be sparing the embryo-like seed cell, freeing it to form another cancer?
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Researchers found that after treatment with larotrectinib, less radical limb-sparing surgery may be an option.
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Sparing ZTE punishment weakens US sanctions by signaling that Trump may not be serious about enforcement.
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But only 38 percent knew whether they'd had nerve sparing surgery, which helps preserves sexual function.
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"I don't know why I keep putting myself in this situation," he said, sparing no sarcasm.
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The same foot position and force application could have conceivably occurred during RDA's sparing round kick.
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The rich are sparing no expense when it comes to minimizing their experience with the coronavirus.
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"Don't be sparing," says Grayson, who is also the floral consultant to the Heckfield Place hotel.
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Ralph Lauren (the brand, that is) is turning 50, and sparing no expense to do it.
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Miss Manners asks you to be forgiving, sparing them lectures about the patriarchy and your independence.
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This way, I'm sparing myself having to sing the inevitable little ditties of praise and criticism.
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It's how I spin out what a sparing art film like First Reformed is all about.
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Chunky pixels and a monotone palette also mean that artistic detail is sparing—but never lacking, either.
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Or, do they go over-the-top, sparing no expense for their look on their big day?
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New York (CNN Business)Salesforce (CRM) CEO Marc Benioff hasn't been sparing with his criticism of Facebook.
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That recognition lets them guide enzymes to the viruses and destroy their DNA while sparing their own.
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By killing her girls, Adora is, in a way, sparing them the pain of becoming "good" women.
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Bad Blood is the same: its direct, to the point, and relatively sparing in any deep thrills.
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The hurricane tracked just off Florida's east coast on Friday, sparing the state from a direct hit.
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NIH acted on this information and shut down the funding, sparing both chimpanzees and our tax dollars.
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Tylenol is remarkably effective, but a steady diet can't be healthy, so I try to be sparing.
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Aroldis Chapman retired the Diamondbacks in order for his fourth save, sparing the Yankees any further drama.
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Fortunately, Congress is likely to restore much of the UN funding, sparing Americans a self-inflicted wound.
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But the storm lost steam before hitting the area, causing plenty of damage but largely sparing residents.
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When coronavirus hit, both shared an interest in sparing New Yorkers from the brunt of the virus.
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The Supreme Court declined to step in late Monday night, effectively sparing the life of one inmate.
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Then-President George Bush commuted Libby's 30-month sentence, sparing him prison time, but didn't pardon him.
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In other federal cases involving Wall Street, insurance money often covers settlement amounts, sparing the executives themselves.
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And if the holiday rush is keeping you from sparing money to donate, you can still get involved.
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The one-two punch identifies 86 percent of attacks while sparing analysts the tedium of chasing bogus leads.
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Instead, he offers temporary emergency guardianship, sparing Chuck the humiliation of being locked up at a mental institution.
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Matthew changed course last minute, mostly sparing Florida but wreaking havoc on parts of Georgia and South Carolina.
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"I'm all about doing things on the highest level and not sparing any expense," Bilzerian, 37, tells PEOPLE.
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And she was sparing with her indelible inks, since once you put ink on you couldn't shift it.
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It seems the UAE is not sparing any expenses in its efforts to expand surveillance in the country.
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Trump said Tuesday that his administration is "sparing no expense" when it comes to preparation for the storm.
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Gay examines wells of trauma and horror, not sparing her own self-loathing from her forthright analytic eye.
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"Devil Rides Backwards" is a somber acoustic song with a little background Hammond and some sparing piano chords.
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Some of the condensate may have burned off in the fires, sparing the sea, but contaminating the air.
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"We are sparing nothing to make sure that Joe Biden wins in the state of Michigan," said Booker.
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There are reports of illegal detention and torture of teenagers, of night raids terrorizing families, sparing no one.
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But its final recommendations focused mostly on cultural changes, sparing the big lenders the prospect of tougher laws.
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Rita ended up sparing Houston but hit southwest Louisiana and the Beaumont–Port Arthur area in southeast Texas.
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Caring about someone doesn't mean sparing their feelings, it means being supportive and honest so they can grow.
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Russian intelligence grafted an operation onto Mr. Bogachev's international hacking network, sparing themselves the hard work, officials said.
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Critics also say the president has used his anticorruption campaign to target political enemies while sparing his allies.
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He will throw them up without sparing a thought for where any major roads or other infrastructure might go.
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Sparing him in this particular loop granted me the power to use the clocks around the mansion as savepoints.
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That would align environmental goals with business ones, sparing governments the trouble of trying to balance the recyclers' books.
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As HBO's flagship show, they are sparing no expenses to make sure season is as dazzling as fan expect.
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"We're usually getting to a consumer just before the negative social media post, sparing them brand damage," Schneider says.
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YouTube has faced criticism that the company applies its policies inconsistently, frequently sparing its more popular creators from punishment.
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Many arguments for sparing Morva's life focused on the lack of testimony during his trial about his mental health.
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However, the interview turned into a verbal sparing match between the two ladies and ended with Reid walking out.
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" But since his election, he's softened, telling the AP Friday that sparing DACA recipients was "a case of heart.
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A$AP Ferg's living by his credo ... by sparing no expense on a ring bearing the rapper's famed logo.
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The characters themselves comfortably pursue separate romantic futures without sparing much thought for the one they could share together.
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Besides, Trump lost everyone he might have won over by sparing the Dreamers when he pardoned Sheriff Joe Arpaio.
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No one who did not have a key could get in, and he seemed sparing in handing them out.
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CRNAs are increasingly offering services in acute, chronic and interventional pain management that are opioid free or opioid sparing.
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It was a relief to hear my doctors say I was the perfect candidate for a nipple-sparing surgery.
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Sparing the finer elements of production and arrangement, the details of Star Treatment are revealed in symbol and intention.
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But they succeeded in getting the measure through the House, sparing Democrats an embarrassing and politically damaging floor defeat.
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Seattle is already in the thick of it (Stat News) Coronavirus is mysteriously sparing kids and killing the elderly.
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From 1993 to 2004, 72% of death penalty verdicts reviewed by the Supreme Court were overturned, sparing 677 people.
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In this plan, the museum participates with the union in covering the plan's expenses, sparing workers all deductible payments.
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But the nipple-sparing surgery has yet to fulfill its promise, and in most cases, sensation is not restored.
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ANONYMOUS Thank you for sparing us the details about saliva and bits of chicken flying out of her mouth!
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"When Luke happens, the Emperor's attention is completely refocused," he explained, sparing the planet Lothal from any further attack.
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This period has been shown to disproportionately contribute to yearly weight gain, sparing not even those who exercise regularly.
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Erin Barnhart, a federal public defender representing Tibbetts, said Kasich performed the state a great service in sparing the inmate.
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Nor do the two chambers have any consensus on the so-called border adjustment tax hitting imports and sparing exports.
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It's a throwback to a pre-Facebook time when these sparing personal details were the anchors of an online identity.
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Sheppard testified during the gunman's trial that he said he was sparing her life for her to tell the story.
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He recovered from his miscues to toss six innings on 8683 pitches, sparing the Nationals' bullpen from more heavy lifting.
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Trump's use of the account has been relatively sparing, so her choice to thank Ratajkowski is something of an outlier.
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With TAVR, the replacement heart valve is threaded into place through an artery via catheter, sparing patients chest-cracking surgery.
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So the search is on for a way to allow Italy to put public money into banks while sparing bondholders.
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That piece is sometimes so sparing in its application of notes to the page that it hardly seems to exist.
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The next day Nixon announced he would resign his office, sparing himself and the nation the painful ordeal of impeachment.
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The U.S. State Department is out to entertain the world, and when it comes to silverware it's sparing no expense.
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Dorian tore through the Virgin Islands, but stayed east of Puerto Rico, sparing them from the worst of the hurricane.
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So here's my brilliant idea: Let's build that very exclusive island resort, sparing no expense, at least for our clients.
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Concierge doctors, chartered jets and germ-free hideaways: The wealthy are sparing no expense as they prepare for the coronavirus.
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A largely vegetarian -- or better still, vegan -- planet would be able to dramatically reduce agriculture, sparing more land for nature.
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The Trump administration argues the way the tax is structured unfairly targets dominant American internet companies, while sparing French firms.
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With a great sense of responsibility, China is sparing no effort in curbing the spread of disease and saving lives.
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"We trust this power will continue to be used in sparing and prudent fashion," Mr. Dreyfus said in a statement.
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Sparing no thematic detail, the menu would consist of various passed butterflied meats and specialty cocktails infused with sweet nectar.
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"Still, the U.S. government is sparing no effort to smear the company and mislead the public about Huawei," he added.
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The reforms also extended the presidential term from five to seven years, sparing Arkadag the bother of campaigning again until 2024.
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After melting the iron throne (amazing) and sparing Jon Snow's life (confusing), Drogon tenderly scooped his mother up and flew away.
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But as a cultured-meat scientist, I could prevent the suffering of billions of animals by sparing them an awful existence.
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This more sparing use of leap years lets the calendar resolve a discrepancy with the solar year in the Julian calendar.
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Lamprey numbers in the lakes soon plummeted by 90 to 95 percent, sparing some 100 million pounds of fish each year.
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None of these reversed these core principles (like sparing the many over the few), but they did vary by a degree.
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Over the weekend the storm skirted to the west of Vanuatu, sparing the most heavily populated islands from any significant damage.
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The mommy-daughter duo is known to sport lavish attire, sparing no expense to dominate any red carpet they land on.
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There are guest contributions from a handful of friends, something that Giannascoli has historically been extremely sparing with, preferring complete control.
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Some investors criticised the move, arguing it discriminated against some bondholders while sparing others, and analysts say other lawsuits are likely.
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In the past, federal policy has encouraged releasing asylum seekers while they await court hearings, sparing taxpayers the cost of detention.
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In 2004, giving a speech to midshipmen at the Naval Academy, he spoke of the imperative of sparing innocents in battle.
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I'm sparing you an analysis, but here are my tweets as the debate progressed: the first rough, rough draft of history!
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We've seen how the front of the Model 3 crumpled, sparing the cabin the brunt of the shock of a collision.
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Sending bikers without bikes, Mr. Trifunovic noted, was much cheaper than sending hard cash, with which Moscow has been extremely sparing.
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So most experts agree that the ideal weight-loss program for most people would maximize fat loss while sparing muscle mass.
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"There are a few in Colorado today who will cheer the sparing of the lives of these coldblooded murderers," he said.
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After we separated, I had imagined that eventually I'd move out and he'd move back in, sparing me this overwhelming job.
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"One quality of life that's important to me is my dignity — and sparing anxiety for my wife and daughter," he said.
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He is sparing in what he flags to Warren, who has said she doesn't follow the news about the election closely.
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Conservationists praised her for sparing some 200 acres of forest and preserving its biodiversity and for opening it to the public.
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" One example: "Coca-Cola will start shipping [some Smartwater] orders directly to consumers, sparing Amazon the expense of shipping from its warehouses.
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While Sims do get into fights, they usually disappear into a cloud of smoke, sparing teenage eyes from the sight of violence.
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More than 90,103 fled the remote northern Alberta city as the fire hit a month ago, engulfing some neighborhoods while sparing others.
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The Justice Department has gained a reputation in recent years for forcing companies to pay big fines, while sparing the executives involved.
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Trump and the moderators, Anderson Cooper and Martha Raddatz, often seemed more concerned with their own verbal sparing than with Hillary Clinton.
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More postnatal care would add costs to strained public-health services, yet besides sparing women unnecessary suffering, it might make economic sense.
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Take a look below to see the offers that will allow you to honor pizza, while sparing your wallet, all month long.
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But by telling Domenick about Des' betrayal, Laurel ends up focusing the ire of the Naviti tribe on itself and sparing Michael.
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With this pilot, which starts in the South Side area, Chicago is preemptively sparing its sidewalks from bicycles left in the way.
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At the same time, such people also tend not to operate too close to base, in the hope of sparing it scrutiny.
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Well, there's a solution—at least for MacOS: Helium is a sleek and sparing browser that can always remain in the foreground.
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"All concerned should work together to strengthen ThyssenKrupp as a significant company in the German business world, thereby sparing jobs," he added.
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"All concerned should work together to strengthen ThyssenKrupp as a significant company in the German business world, thereby sparing jobs," he said.
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Ms. Newman's aim was a cocktail book that pleased the newly sophisticated palates of today's cocktail drinkers, while sparing them added labor.
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In TAVR, a catheter is used to put a replacement heart valve into place through an artery, sparing patients chest-cracking surgery.
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Yet, while sparing them doesn't make it harder for American families to save for retirement, it doesn't make it any easier either.
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The judge sides with the defense, sparing the man a stay on New York's floating jail, known for its slashings and stabbings.
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I'd been out of town for a few weeks, so I assumed they were sparing me the logistical details of their kickbacks.
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The movie throws characters, places, and magical elements at you without sparing time to remember who is who, let alone to care.
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Sparing no detail creates a nervous empathy for a character on a bender, who steals money, lies, and hurts those around him.
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Sparing Callaway — for the moment, anyway — shifts fans' attention away from the manager and back to the people who constructed the roster.
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But nonetheless, he said, he and other city leaders were preparing for difficult cuts, largely sparing only services related to public safety.
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One approach to sparing hospital staff is the advent of drive-through testing for coronavirus, seen in Seattle, Denver, and Hartford, Connecticut.
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"It is a big mess," said Ms. Barnes, who does not use Twitter and said she was a sparing user of Facebook.
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A developer has abandoned a nine-year effort to extend mining, sparing Justin Trudeau a choice between energy interests and environmental concerns.
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He insisted he was saving "many thousands of American jobs" in sparing coal companies the expense of cleaning up their environmental messes.
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But on their way home one evening, the bridge the siblings are traveling over collapses, killing Hi's brother while miraculously sparing him.
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The new coronavirus that has already killed more people than the 265 SARS epidemic appears to be sparing one population group: kids.
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By sparing drivers from having to use a new and often more complex cabin user interface, the two systems actually reduce distraction.
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Politico reported that the Democratic-allied group Duty and Country was spending nearly $22012,235 to savage Jenkins and Morrisey — but sparing Blankenship.
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Andrus turned her head as the bullet hit her temple and came out her forehead — taking her right eye, but sparing her life.
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The trade war fears are not sparing U.S. markets either, with equity futures for all three New York indexes down around 0.3 percent .
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With a sparing amount on the nail-polish brush, I created some tiny dabs of the darker brown color overlapping the burnt orange.
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Francis justified his refusal to consider ordained ministry for women as sparing them the risk of being "clericalized," or placed on a pedestal.
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Could they train her immune system to respond to a lower drug dose than normal, sparing her from the worst of its toxicity?
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Some computer models, for example, keep the storm offshore, sparing Florida of the worst impacts, and instead take its wrath into the Carolinas.Â
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It took six months of work alone to work on concept, making costumes, armor, and swords, sparing no details, down to every button.
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Tom Coughlin surprised the football world on Sunday by sparing the Giants the uncomfortable business of firing him—er, I mean, abruptly retiring!
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Mr. Xi appears to prefer shoes with fake laces — little plastic protrusions — sparing him the time-sapping drudgery of tying them, she said.
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He did just that: His penmanship became flawless, and the Nazis put it to use at Auschwitz, sparing him from the gas chambers.
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That storm made landfall on the other side of the state, just north of Tampa, sparing the Miami area from its strongest winds.
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So Saba underwent a uterine-sparing procedure, he said, in which the blood vessels near her uterus were blocked without harming the uterus.
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Or, the first-wave proposals could go into force without further action towards the second-wave proposals, largely sparing most fossil energy flows.
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Overall though, this storm has practically evaporated into thin air, sparing the most populated areas and the region with the most critical infrastructure.
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In one passage, he described a scenario in which an operator executed a strike that killed a "terrorist facilitator" while sparing his child.
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Tropical Storm Gordon sputtered Wednesday after sweeping ashore overnight, saturating the Gulf Coast but sparing the region a new round of widespread destruction.
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Their ultimate vision is a bot that steps in when someone has crossed the line, reining them in and potentially sparing the target.
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He personally shot and killed an elderly Catholic priest, and was responsible for the massacre of a village, not sparing women or babies.
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There was a sparing and thoughtful use of medication for the few children who suffered from psychosis, autism, or extreme hyperactivity and inattention.
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And there's nothing in his bearing or behavior to suggest that he cares all that much about sparing America that chaos and pain.
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The Watchmen premiere tosses you right in, sparing little time to explain the forces that shaped this alternate timeline version of our world.
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Sparing no expense, we shot every weapon in the inventory and learned to field strip and rebuild our heavy weapons in the dark.
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A U.S. international trade body ruled against Boeing in the complaint earlier this year, sparing the sale from a nearly 300 percent tariff.
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Ideology aside, I agree that "reform" is a tricky word, and we should be more careful and sparing in how we use it.
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Tens of thousands of women with early-stage breast cancer can safely forgo chemotherapy, a major study found, sparing them a toxic treatment.
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National Review articles in 1962 singled out the Birch Society's founder, Robert Welch, for personal condemnation while sparing ordinary members of his organization.
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The researchers found that taken as a whole, their data showed people tended to prefer sparing more lives, young people, and humans over animals.
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Instead of sparing the wounded officer, who reportedly had been hit 12 times , Bell then used his own service weapon to finish him off.
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We're seeing smart resurfacing molecules that selectively erode only dead surface cells, sparing the healthy skin below, to give a glow sans side effects.
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So bankers and regulators dreamt up a new financial instrument that would act like debt, thus sparing shareholders dilution, unless capital was urgently needed.
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But in the rush to give everyone the means to buy state-of-the-art TVs, it's worth sparing a thought for the walls.
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Leaving it open would have offered Islamic State a chance to retreat, potentially sparing residents from a devastating, inner-city fight to the finish.
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After falling short in the Finals last year, Kerr will no doubt have designs on sparing his starters from unnecessary mental and physical fatigue.
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And copper statues that lined the base of the spire had been removed for restoration just days before the fire, sparing them from destruction.
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Uthaug's mission is a laudable one: to provide all the fun of a video game while sparing us the risk of chronic thumb fatigue.
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The 2-0 margin seemed far too large for Sweden to overcome, considering how sparing its offense had been in the previous two games.
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This is bigger than sparing viewers any more painfully awkward moments or keeping Lindsay from shifting through uncomfortable commentary about her race all season.
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"If you are clever about it, the method can save you time and money while sparing you trips to the grocery store," he writes.
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"My government is sparing no efforts in helping the families of the victims in all possible ways," said President Tsai Ing-wen on Twitter.
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The problem with Democrats having an internal self-soothing therapy session sparing their egos and feelings is the rest of the voters aren't stupid.
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Everything about the book is pared-down essentials, from the one-word title to the sparing use of text to the colorfully elemental illustrations.
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Several users credited the OrCam device with sparing them the hassle and intrusion on privacy of having to bring escorts to the voting booth.
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The state says this is a sensible cost-saving measure, "minimizing burdens on taxpayers" by sparing them from paying for the preparation of annotations.
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"The courts recognize that sparing a trial and cost of the proceeding is an incentive to getting a more lenient sentence," Mr. Ryan said.
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Fed up with their treatment, the robots have laid waste to the hands that created them, sparing only a single human — a fellow worker.
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The longtime envoy cultivated a powerful network in the U.S., hosting lavish dinners but sparing no one a blunt defense of his country's actions.
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Meanwhile, wealth transferred at death qualifies for the step-up in basis, sparing recipients the capital gains bite if they sell an appreciated asset.
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Trump has kept up the tradition, granting an official pardon last year to Peas and Carrots and the year before sparing Drumstick and Wishbone.
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The combined company will remain comfortably under the asset threshold that would make it a systematically important financial institution, sparing it increased regulatory scrutiny.
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It's about how to sort through and dispose of many of your possessions before you die, thus sparing your family members an unpleasant task.
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They acknowledged there are gaps in consumer and investor protections but stressed their interest in sparing a new, innovative market from too much early regulation.
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Daniel Deusser, the third of four Germans to jump, sealed the deal with a swift and clean round, sparing the final team member from jumping.
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Finally, the promise of expanded trade is that people can stop doing things at which they are comparatively hopeless: sparing them frustration or indeed privation.
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From this data, the study's authors found certain consistent global preferences: sparing humans over animals, more lives rather than fewer, and children instead of adults.
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The case concerns the administration's arrangement for sparing faith-based groups from having to pay for birth control for women covered under their health plans.
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It's already painfully obvious that New York City is sparing no expense for this development (hey, the new World Trade Center logo cost $3.57 million).
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Both men have faced allegations of sexual assault and abuse, and Risk spends a decent amount of time on these scandals, sparing no damning detail.
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When piperacillin is lacking, physicians typically give antibiotics with a narrower spectrum, running the risk of sparing some harmful bacteria and possibly triggering resistant germs.
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The researchers let some of the bugs dine on live chickens, sparing humans the itchy bites, and other bedbugs were deprived their weekly blood meal.
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Claire McCaskill for her Senate seat in 2018, sparing the Missouri Democrat a potentially stiff challenge in the high-stakes midterm elections next year. Rep.
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It wouldn't be unsound to call this Radiohead's "acoustic album," since Pool's primary building blocks are acoustic guitars, pianos, strings, sparing drums, and tape hiss.
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My mother and brother couldn't speak Chinese, so they pretended to be deaf and mute, and none of the Chinese passengers said anything, sparing us.
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Booting her out of the country would effectively end that ongoing cooperation, possibly sparing the GOP from any new revelations of wrongdoing by its members.
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We live in the shadow of an ever-present threat that our insatiable desire for energy would consume the entire world, without sparing us either.
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But Eric H. Holder Jr., then the attorney general, overruled Mr. Comey and reduced the charge to a misdemeanor, sparing Mr. Petraeus any jail time.
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The justices also unanimously backed Samsung in a patent design dispute with Apple, potentially sparing the South Korean technology giant nearly $400 million in penalties.
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Yet, by this time, the catastrophe had largely left the front pages of American newspapers, sparing such corporations the worst of the potential publicity consequences.
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Owners can choose from a variety of treatments, including drugs, surgery or radioactive iodine, which destroys the hyperactive thyroid cells while sparing the healthy tissue.
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But the commission's cuts seem concentrated, bafflingly, on the part of the agricultural budget that could be used to do so, while sparing farm subsidies.
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Byron Allen is sparing no expense as he seeks to revamp The Weather Channel ... and his $100 MILLION investment is sparkling at the perfect time.
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As recently as October 7th Mr Khan held out hope that "friendly countries" would stump up loans, sparing him the embarrassment of turning to the IMF.
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But as the MIT researchers note, if this choice is implemented, it would go against the public's strong preference for sparing the younger over the elderly.
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Although Matthew is no longer expected to make landfall in Florida or Georgia, sparing the region the very worst impacts, it is still a tremendous threat.
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She entreats Nymeria to come with her on her journey home to Winterfell, but the wolf declines by retreating into the trees and sparing Arya's life.
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If Trump follows through, lawmakers and the White House would dodge their second partial shutdown since December, sparing about 2750,24 federal workers from more financial pain.
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The advantages of going to a licensed professional range from saving yourself the pain of a tattoo removal to sparing yourself a trip to the hospital.
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Here's why: There would be no need to build new offices, housing and infrastructure to support staff (not to mention sparing the cost of moving stipends).
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Think of that guess like a lazy waiter offering a random drink from his tray, in hopes of sparing himself a trip back to the bar.
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The next level would include tissue-sparing surgery, radiation and basic chemotherapy; a third would include reconstruction with implants and chemotherapy with monoclonal antibodies like Herceptin.
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The research, published in the journal Chemical Neuroscience, showed that repurposing seizure medicines and binding them to silver might kill the amoebae while sparing human cells.
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Those who know they have at least some immunity could be placed on the front lines of emergency care, sparing colleagues who have not been exposed.
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In much of the developing world, initiatives aimed at sparing the environment tend to pit the livelihoods of poor people against the protection of natural resources.
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Stella's economy of use of lines and shapes as well as sparing color ostensibly explores the complex, geometric interlocking of the synagogue architecture which he admired.
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Another possibility, considerably less likely but equally self-sparing, is that your missing object engineered its own vanishing, alone or in conjunction with other occult forces.
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And his grandmother is being hailed for potentially sparing the school from a tragedy like the shooting one day later at a high school in Florida.
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Arbitration would shield the case from public view, sparing Mr. Trump the public spectacle that would attend a lawsuit with a discovery process and a trial.
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Many American allies did not conceal their annoyance with the Trump administration's last-minute decision sparing them from punitive aluminum and steel tariffs for another month.
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Be sparing at first so you don't get shaken out (or unreasonably buy a bunch of $200 Hermes ties), then buy more at a lower price.
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But he has scrapped the event, which has no cut, from his increasingly sparing schedule as he focuses more than ever on the four major championships.
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By sparing Americans from the consequences of Trump's impulses, Bolton has made re-election likelier — and, in all likelihood, the very outcomes he labored to prevent.
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In simple, evocative sentences, with sparing but effective glances at poetry and art, he weaves memories of his deployments with his observations in and near Syria.
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It's sparing no expense — in addition to the Olympic organizing committee's budget, the government is pouring $10 billion into infrastructure including roads and high-speed rail.
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It was his first time addressing the Democratic-majority House, and his political nemesis, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, sat behind his shoulder, offering only sparing applause.
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The duo, who first met in their native Sydney over a decade ago while working in retail, articulate this influence in a discreet and sparing manner.
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The second version of the travel ban dropped Iraq from the list, sparing from further embarrassment a government working closely with U.S. troops to fight ISIS.
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Amazingly, all three users said no one had replied to the email yet, sparing the hundreds of other recipients from being caught in an endless reply allpocalypse.
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But aside from bragging about sparing our oceans and landfills of over 15 billion plastic bags, Aldi has big plans to cut down even more on waste.
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The fate of the region has been the focus of Russia-Turkey deals involving Iran since 2017 aimed at sparing its three million inhabitants all out war.
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On its current track, the center of Gordon would move to the east of New Orleans, likely sparing the flood-prone city of the highest storm surge.
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"The U.S. Government is sparing no effort to smear the company and mislead the public," Guo said in a news briefing at Huawei's headquarters in southern China.
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But at a recent event in Washington, Kagan and Clement agreed new administrations should be sparing in changing their predecessors&apos positions in pending Supreme Court cases.
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Perhaps she doesn't want to promote those who are attacking her, but I suspect there's another reason: She's sparing them the avalanche of blowback from her supporters.
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"The U.S. Government is sparing no effort to smear the company and mislead the public," said Guo in a news briefing at Huawei's headquarters in southern China.
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The treatment, called antibody-drug conjugate (ADC), is designed to attack only cancer cells while sparing the healthy cells that are usually damaged during typical chemotherapy treatments.
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Eventually, your child will grow up to be a teenager who receives TMZ updates on their iPhone 18, finally sparing you from having these conversations every month.
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The pardon has drawn criticism from civil rights groups and even some Republicans, who have lamented the move sparing the controversial Arizona lawman from a jail term.
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Now intent on sparing his family more pain, he told only his father about the cancer risk and gritted his way through the surgery in December 2016.
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These days he's more likely to praise Trump for implementing conservative policies than to criticize him, sparing most of his ire for liberals who oppose Trump consistently.
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Favreau is sparing with these novelistic moments, given the need to fly from shifting Soviet alliances in World War II to perestroika, but they ground the narrative.
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He was also accused of personally shooting and killing a Catholic priest, and of being responsible for the massacre of a village, not sparing women or babies.
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Soon afterward, at two o'clock in the morning, a military plane bombed Jojoy's compound, obliterating him instantly but sparing Chepe, who had slept through their customary meeting.
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Luckily New York lost out to a Southern swamp in 1790 in the race to become the nation's capital city, sparing it the suffocating embrace of officialdom.
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Perhaps old-time interpreters of events such as Walter Cronkite infantilized the public by acting as imaginary uncles and sparing it the work of thinking for itself.
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Third, despite leading the party's response, Xi has been able to deflect popular discontent regarding the initial outbreak toward lower-level officials, sparing himself and other elites.
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Polis said in a statement that he was sparing the inmates' lives not due to any change in their individual cases but to reflect the new legislation.
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Cold cuts and smoked mozzarella are piled on a sesame hero roll instead of the customary miniature hubcap, and it's arguably too sparing with the olive relish.
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The trial had found that breast-sparing surgeries known as lumpectomies, followed by radiation, were as effective in early-stage breast cancer as removing the entire breast.
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The black people in the crowd whose names we never learn, whose stories are withheld from us, have exhibited goodness only by sparing Aaron's and Amelia's lives.
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It's a slow burn that parcels its mythology out at just the right sparing pace to generate wonder, and keeps its characters ignorant of some important tropes.
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In effect, they were grafting an intelligence operation onto a far-reaching cybercriminal scheme, sparing themselves the hard work of hacking into the computers themselves, officials said.
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Vegan meat is excellent in those Chinese recipes that rely on a sparing amount of ground meat to add flavor and texture to primarily plant-based dishes.
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And so the tipster relayed to Gawker, while sparing identifying details, that he had a couple of friends who had recounted uncomfortable incidents involving C.K. to him.
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Many cities are offering cash awards of around 800 to 15,000 renminbi, or about $120 to $2,300, for families who choose sea burials or other land-sparing alternatives.
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The board ruled 8-1 against sparing death row inmate Raymond Tibbetts, set to die in October for killing Fred Hicks at Hicks&apos Cincinnati home in 1997.
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The bomb was detonated remotely as a police car drove by, but it exploded seconds after the vehicle passed, sparing the lives of the officers, the sources said.
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It also extends the U.S. government's borrowing authority until March 2019, sparing Washington politicians difficult votes on debt and deficits until after mid-term congressional elections in November.
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The fast moving storm did not linger over the coast after making landfall, sparing the region the most feared amounts of rain, though early reports showed heavy downpours.
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The mainstream candidates have spent few resources to attack either Mr. Cruz or Mr. Trump, sparing them the sort of well-funded attacks that often hurt outsider candidates.
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The government is sparing no effort to ensure the event, announced last year by President Xi Jinping, is a success and imposing tight security on the convention center.
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The voting machine then prints a ballot paper with those choices, sparing the need to pre-print large ballots with the names and photos of dozens of candidates.
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Why this matters: It now seems likely Rubio will vote for the bill and, sparing any other last-minute issues, the bill will cruise to passage next week.
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This year, the "spring break for nerds" defied the sober outlook for technology and venture capital, sparing no expense in lavish and sometimes over-the-top public displays.
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Your car either can hit them, sparing your own life, or the onboard AI can run your car off of the road, killing you and saving five lives.
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She'll have stitches from the surgery and an incision in each breast will connect to a drain that will remove blood and pus, sparing her from an infection.
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What's next Irma's path shifted slightly to the west overnight, sparing Miami a direct hit, but it put cities like Tampa, Fort Myers and Naples in its crosshairs.
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Most of these patients have surgery – either a lumpectomy that removes malignant tissue while sparing the rest of the breast or a mastectomy that removes the entire breast.
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But the blaze seemed to have been selective, burning one area to the ground and, depending on how the wind was blowing at that particular moment, sparing another.
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French conservation experts say that the fire that damaged Paris's Notre Dame Cathedral this week largely remained isolated to the structure's roof, sparing the relics below from damage.
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Schools are closing in several states Indianapolis Public Schools and Cincinnati Public Schools canceled classes for Tuesday, sparing kids from waiting for the school bus in subfreezing conditions.
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Critic score: 89%Audience score: 84%Netflix description: "After sparing a girl's life during a massacre, an elite Triad assassin is targeted by an onslaught of murderous gangsters."
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The storm is blowing east of the U.S. Gulf Coast refining hub in Louisiana and Texas, sparing the area the devastating blow dealt by Hurricane Harvey last year.
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The U.S.-China trade war is no longer sparing some major energy equipment and commodities, including crude oil, while U.S. natural gas exports still remain outside the struggle.
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Various Western doctors have advocated offering minor forms of genital cutting to sub-Saharan immigrants, in the hope of sparing their daughters from a trip home for infibulation.
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Lobbyists for both foreign and domestic interests have already pressed for and won exemptions from the new rules, sparing (at least temporarily) everything from aluminum to Apple Watches.
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The coronavirus crisis will clobber airlines, shipping, hotels, and restaurants, while largely sparing grocery store chains, packaging, and telecommunications, Moody's Investors Service says in a new global report.
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His administration, The Times reported, "has presided over a sharp decline in financial penalties against banks and big companies accused of malfeasance," sparing corporate wrongdoers billions in fines.
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Anyone who saw "Prisoners" (2013), "Enemy" (2014), or "Sicario" (2015) will know how sparing he can be with facts, divulging them slowly as the tale gets under way.
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Mr. Trump's advisers portrayed the steep reductions as necessary to balance the nation's budget while sparing taxpayers from shouldering the burden of programs that do not work well.
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Stone is among a handful of former Trump 2016 campaign aides looking to the president for a pardon sparing them from jail time and clearing their criminal records.
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Some corrections remain stealthy and subsurface, of course, sparing the marquee indexes packed with a mix of secular-growth and defensive stocks as well as industrials and financials.
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Also, Paige seems to actually be good at her chosen profession, sparing us moments like Amber's "I have to dig deeper!" serious Journalism notes from A Christmas Prince.
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In this moment, the same reaction that happens deep within stars — nuclear fusion — occurs, and heat is absorbed by the liquid metal, sparing the walls of the machinery.
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Construction and congestion on side streets in the East Village could be abated, sparing neighbors fumes from supplemental buses and asbestos in the debris removed from the tunnel.
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Though essentially about his experiences as a rather blissful young man, Soupault wrote this book of portraits at age 66, sparing it the typical excesses of literary juvenilia.
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He's offering to send his work to whomever donates the most to Save the Children, a charity devoted to sparing kids the worst of life as a refugee.
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Kevin Hart appears to be sparing the driver of a nasty car wreck that nearly killed him -- because we've learned he isn't planning to take the guy to court.
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In glioblastoma, the cancer cells are similar to those in the developing brain, suggesting that the virus could be used to target them while sparing normal adult brain tissue.
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While the chemical dramatically reduced growth of methanogens, it had little effect on the overall composition of gut flora, sparing the bacteria that perform the bulk of the digestion.
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But the lack of coherent and systemized law and order in the aftermath of the Saviors war and the sparing of Negan's life has left Maggie and Daryl discontent.
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Japan is more into the idea of sparing someone because they're walking with the light, and those in Nicaragua feel it's better to spare people who are in shape.
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Tap the plus icon next to the keyboard and you see a list of everything that Digit can do, sparing you from having to look up less familiar commands.
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Deutsche Bank surprised insiders by sparing big parts of its research division as it laid off tens of thousands of other workers and dumped equities and derivatives trading entirely.
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But he pledged on Twitter to advance its construction in the hopes of sparing the city from the flooding that a hotter planet is sure to bring to Venice.
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The first holds that Uncle Sam has gone easy on Wall Street, sparing individuals from prosecution, for the most part, and punishing institutions with nothing more serious than fines.
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A white supremacist in Kentucky who attempted and failed to attack a Black church instead murdered two Black shoppers at a grocery store while sparing white shoppers on Wednesday.
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Based on the models, officials sometimes opt to let the blazes burn, sparing resources and firefighters and letting fires "play a more natural role" in the nature, Flannigan said.
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Stephen F. Bollenbach, an executive in the hotel industry whose financial skills were credited with sparing Donald J. Trump from having to file for personal bankruptcy, died on Oct.
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The rain quickly tapered off, sparing me the embarrassment of having chosen to visit California on a weekend when the weather was worse than it was in New York.
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The diet is more about living an ethical lifestyle - sparing animals and eschewing farming techniques that generate greenhouse gases and consume excess water - than it is about shedding pounds.
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He said he hoped the chief minister of Maharashtra would come for the marriage ceremony, and that at $30,000 for the whole affair the NGO was sparing no expense.
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Snowden, whatever you think of him, did not hide his whistle-blowing from the world, sparing the media from having to confront extreme government pressure to identify their informant.
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Beyond sparing your recipient from more unnecessary stuff, the paper used to make these lotto cards is responsibly sourced from the world's forests, certified by The Forest Stewardship Council.
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In raising the possibility of sparing other allies from the tariffs, Mr. Trump kicked off a fierce scramble for exemptions that has left American trade partners confused and alarmed.
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In keeping with that trend, Judge DiFiore's order was specifically tailored to permit sanctions only against prosecutors who commit "willful and deliberate" misconduct, sparing those who merely make mistakes.
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Then, the lead investigators should conduct questioning of witnesses in an open hearing of the Judiciary Committee, sparing Dr. Blasey and Judge Kavanaugh from serving as political punching bags.
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For the moment, Mr. Mueller's team has shown a measure of deference to White House officials, sparing them grand jury subpoenas and allowing them to appear for voluntary interviews.
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That may be due to Ng's careful distance; she's said in interviews that she wanted the show to be its own thing, so she was sparing in her guidance.
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Systematic reviews, such as those required in the Netherlands, have previously led the NIH to end funding for experiments on chimpanzees, sparing both the animals and our tax dollars.
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The government justified the law as a means of helping Russian IT firms compete with foreign companies and sparing consumers from having to download software on a new device.
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Pounding rain had been predicted for the city in the early morning, but the worst of the storm was apparently sparing the city during the beginning of the commute.
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Mr. Trump's plan, administration officials say, would impose spending cuts on nondefense programs — while sparing Social Security and Medicare from any cuts — to pay for the gigantic Pentagon increase.
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Trump pardoned Arpaio in August, sparing him a jail sentence after the former sheriff was convicted of criminal contempt related to his hard-line tactics going after undocumented immigrants.
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After overthrowing Mr. Morsi, Mr. el-Sisi sought to banish the Muslim Brotherhood, calling it a terrorist group and sparing little effort to discredit it among the Egyptian public.
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Given continuing infections in Angola and the potential for an outbreak in Kinshasa, Congo's capital city of 11.6 million people, experts have begun to consider a new dose-sparing strategy.
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Sparing you the gruesome details, it was a three-day process from May 163 to June 1, which included having an amniocentesis and other tests to identify any genetic mutations.
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"It's mainly messages about sparing the civilian population that is really caught between a rock and a hard place in these urban areas that are affected by fighting," he said.
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A recent study we co-authored for the World Resources Institute, the World Bank and others explores possible paths to feed the world while sparing forests and solving climate change.
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" They say they want the public to know this: "A vegan diet is optimal for human health while also sparing other animals and their offspring from immense suffering and death.
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In Philadelphia on Tuesday night, Cruz spoke before New York's polls closed — sparing him, for the moment, the awkwardness of addressing his third-place finish and his zero delegate haul.
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" Counter to this, the weaker preference for sparing younger characters might be the result of collectivist cultures, "which emphasize the respect that is due to older members of the community.
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In reimposing central authority on Catalonia, he ensured that direct rule would be as short as possible by calling a snap election for December 21st, sparing Catalonia's streets from protests.
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It remains to be seen whether Islamic State digs in, forcing a ruinous battle, or faces an internal uprising that forces the militants to flee, sparing the city massive devastation.
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Matthew was downgraded to a Category 3 hurricane overnight, and its storm center hung just offshore as it moved up the Florida coastline, sparing communities its full 120 mph winds.
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We got Wall and Dang after their hometown 'Stros clinched the Series ... and they told TMZ Sports they ain't sparing any expense when it comes to H-Town's MLB champs.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration is sparing some Chinese-made household furniture, baby items and internet modems and routers from its next rounds of 25% tariffs, it said on Friday.
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Leaving it open would offer Islamic State fighters a chance to retreat, potentially sparing civilians inside the city who might otherwise be trapped in a bloody fight to the finish.
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Military leaders still do not refer to that era as a dictatorship, contending that the armed forces in fact preserved democracy by sparing Brazil from the rule of authoritarian socialists.
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In an attempt to secure a pay raise while sparing themselves the unseemliness of publicly voting for one, Albany lawmakers outsourced the job to a committee of four notable figures.
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But as the legislative session winds to a close, some lawmakers, activists and victims say Albany's expiation has been uneven, sparing some bad actors even as it has felled others.
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Officials are sparing no expense, setting aside about 232 million euros to transform the city's decaying infrastructure, and they are considering allocating €21945 million to finance a yearlong cultural rejuvenation.
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Kane, Marcus Rashford and Kieran Trippier also converted for England in the shootout, sparing Jordan Henderson from a lifetime of ignominy after his penalty, England's third, was saved by Ospina.
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He played only three non-majors since winning the Masters in April, and recent knee surgery suggests he will be just as sparing in his appearances in the new season.
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According to legend, Galicia's main roundup — 70 miles away in Sabucedo — started after horses were donated to the parish to thank the patron saint for sparing residents from the plague.
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The triteness of the setup — a conference, a hotel — made me reflexively defensive; I was sparing my husband what would have been a wholly needless pang of jealousy or discomfort.
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Targeted sanctions against the oligarchs are seen as a particularly good way to punish Moscow's aggressive moves while sparing wider Russian society, which is already suffering under Mr. Putin's thumb.
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It&aposs another form of discreet wealth — in an age of constant connection, some of the ultra-rich are sparing no expense in the search for more privacy and security.
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The plan under discussion envisages sparing the bank from losses while hitting its shareholders instead, and the EU Commission needs to make sure it does not violate state aid laws.
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First, Steve Wynn resigned as the committee's finance chairman, sparing the RNC a drawn-out controversy after the Wall Street Journal reported on sexual harassment allegations against the casino mogul.
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One saving grace that might have helped mitigate the Iraqi outrage, one American official said, was that the Iraqi Parliament was not in session, perhaps sparing Washington even greater fury.
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The Roman furthest left in "Christ and the Adulteress" (21582–21622) is too self-involved to witness Jesus sparing a woman's life (although Jesus himself has a peculiar sight line).
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First, it would shift the U.S. to a territorial tax system, sparing companies like Apple or Microsoft from paying U.S. taxes on revenues earned in (and taxed by) other countries.
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The North Korean Foreign Ministry accused the US of engaging in "extreme hostile acts" against their country, specifically calling out Secretary of State Mike Pompeo but sparing Trump from their criticism.
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Ekapol had already cheated death; when he was just 10 years old, his parents and brother were killed by a disease that ravaged his village, only sparing him, The Australian reported .
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Then-commissioner Bill Bratton went the extra step of shutting down an internal examination of the officer's actions, sparing Gaglio from standing trial in front of the department's in-house tribunal.
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Bezos, who many regard as a management guru, also settled his closely watched divorce such that he will retain full voting control of his family's stock, sparing Amazon a boardroom battle.
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Countries in the Eastern cluster, for instance, showed a weaker preference for sparing the young over the elderly, while the preference for humans over animals was less pronounced in Southern nations.
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He limited communications with the outside world, according to American and Iraqi intelligence officials, which meant his organization operated with sparing input from him, lessening the practical effects of his demise.
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These distinctions have enabled the country's inhabitants to hide in plain sight for thousands of years, thus sparing them the trauma inflicted on the rest of the continent by European colonizers.
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A nice gallon jug makes an impressively sized gift, it's expensive so she knows we're sparing no expense, and a scoop or two inside a daily glass of milk can't hurt.
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I am convinced that it is about to hit the gas and plow through the front windows and kill everyone, but instead, it revs its engines and speeds off, sparing us.
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We've been pitting simple drugs against creative, mutating versions of our own cells, trying to kill the bad ones while sparing the good ones, and making ourselves sick in the process.
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This will be one of the first big coastal storms of the season for many, but it will be moving quickly, sparing the region from prolonged inland and coastal flooding concerns.
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Dana White is nothing if not loyal ... he posted a video Friday night clearly showing his boy, Conor McGregor kicked the ass of sparing partner/former world boxing champ Paulie Malignaggi.
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But while Falwell said Trump's speech would be an opportunity for the bombastic front-runner "to recognize and honor Dr. King," Trump made only sparing reference to the civil rights icon.
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Mr. Ryan said at a news conference Wednesday that Mr. Trump had a "mandate" for his vision of government, but was sparing on the details of how they would work together.
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It was only when cholera returned to Germany in 1897, killing residents who drank from the deliberately contaminated river while sparing those who drank filtered water, that the miasmatists backed off.
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If one idea is repeated over and over again in the exhibition, it's Andy's frugality: how sparing he is with an explanation, revealing his clear understanding that less is more interesting.
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The people familiar with the arrangement said that the rentals so far had been sparing, but that the volume began increasing in recent weeks as key midterm races began heating up.
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"Things like stroke, spinal cord injury, concussion, traumatic brain injury—all of these are nerve-injury conditions where cannabinoids could be looked at as having potentially neuro-sparing effects," Ware says.
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The Chinese effectively stopped the United Nations Security Council on Tuesday from declaring that the North had breached its annual limit for importing petroleum products, sparing the country from further punishment.
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On Monday, President Mauricio Macri of Argentina traveled to the naval base here to reassure relatives of the missing crew that the government was sparing no effort to bring them home.
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While Isaac's story ended with God sparing him at the last minute, he certainly would suffer "irreparable harm" if he had been executed prior to the reversal of God's initial decision.
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Instead, the film celebrates the prowess and hardware of the People's Liberation Army, including missiles launched from Chinese warships that unerringly destroy the bad guys while sparing the civilians hiding nearby.
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The proposal would slash billions of dollars in federal support from Medicaid, food stamps and other safety net programs for the poor, while largely sparing the Medicare program that benefits seniors.
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House Republicans, normally hawkish on Russia, face a choice between demonstrating a hard line against Moscow in the face of its misconduct and sparing their own president a potentially embarrassing confrontation.
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There was no hiding the book's subject, but we would give his parents an abridged manuscript—enough material to give them a sense of the storyline while sparing them the details.
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Thankfully, many airlines have now banned Skype and FaceTime in the air, sparing those of us who prefer a quiet in-flight experience (although voice calls aren't entirely off the table).
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Trudeau faces a dilemma as an election approaches over how to clamp down credibly on Riyadh over its human rights record while sparing a $13 billion arms deal with the kingdom.
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Because the produce came in neat packages, it could be easily discarded, sparing enthusiasts the cleanup of a typical juicer (a chore that you can easily handle with a dishwashing machine).
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Once those policies are set in the general election, sparing massive realignment, Trump "won't have the kind of overlap that might seem to be of prospect in the primaries," Purdy said.
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So, amid those dilemmas, the program was shelved in 2003, sparing "physicians some significant ethical concerns" and a conversation with the Department of Justice, according to the once-sealed report released Tuesday.
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CRANBROOK, British Columbia – A British Colombia Supreme Court judge imposed conditional sentences on two men who belong to a breakaway Mormon sect after convicting them of polygamy Tuesday, sparing them jail time.
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It will have economic benefits, too, sparing families the cost of hiring a (male) driver and making it easier for women to get out of the house and into the labour market.
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"Spironolactone is a potassium-sparing diuretic that is licensed in the UK for treatment of blood pressure often in older patients with heart problems," says Dr. Anjali Mahto, consultant dermatologist at Skin55.
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But they might still prove effective at the task of negative campaigning, sparing the candidates from doing it themselves and saving them the harder-to-raise, limited campaign funds in the process.
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Many believe the President Abraham Lincoln was the first commander in chief to take part, sparing a Christmas turkey in 1863 that eventually became his son's pet, the New York Times reported.
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Best of all, it works offline: you can download everything to your phone before you leave, including maps and walking directions — sparing you from having to use an expensive international data plan.
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Asked about the partial delay on some of the tariffs last week, Trump said the move was aimed at sparing shoppers during the busy holiday season "just in case" tariffs impacted consumers.
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Bee ran through the Weinstein scandal quickly and succinctly, sparing time for a jab at his "I came of age in the 60's and 70's" comment because that's no excuse.
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Then-Governor Tom Corbett, a Republican, and former Mayor Michael Nutter, a Democrat, teamed up, publicly touting the agreement as saving hundreds of jobs and sparing consumers price spikes at the pump.
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In April, the department added three barbecue areas to McCarren Park in North Brooklyn, including 18 picnic tables and nine double-headed grills, potentially sparing patrons from having to bring their own.
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"By ditching leather, including in its car seats, Tesla is sparing countless cows the cruelty inherent in the leather industry and staying true to its focus on sustainability," PETA said last June.
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Finnegan said the reorganization plan, while omitting parish assets from the settlement, would wipe their liabilities clean, thus sparing them from more than 300 separate sex abuse civil claims pending against the parishes.
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The report supports the view, widely held in Ireland, that the E.C.B. dictated policy to the government in a way that punished taxpayers while sparing investors who owned bonds issued by Irish banks.
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Yet some Western analysts say the government could have faced domestic blowback if it had executed only Sunnis, while sparing Shiites accused of participating in violence that took the lives of police officers.
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There's a lot to love, but in the interest of sparing our bank accounts and honing in on the biggest deals available, we combed through the sale's offerings and picked the very best.
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So thank you, Gigi, for giving us mere plebeians a (job-sparing) means of vicariously acting out all the stuff that wouldn't quite pass muster with HR on our next super crappy day...
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As in other digital domains, such as artificial intelligence, China is sparing no effort to establish itself as a world leader, so the government badly wants more people like Mr Zhong to return.
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Zhou set the stage for the renminbi's broader use as a global currency whose value is determined by market forces, sparing his successor the internal and international tensions over China's managed exchange rate.
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Johnston, nicknamed 'Beef', got the day's biggest cheer by unearthing Rahm's ball in long grass on the 15th, sparing the Spaniard a return to the tee as he was awarded a free drop.
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Most city-dwellers are not reflexively anti-growth; they merely prefer that building occur in other parts of their city, giving them the benefits of growth while sparing them many of the costs.
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It's far more likely that he understood the politics of the matter and was comparing the benefits of fulfilling a campaign promise with the possibility of broadening his base by sparing the Dreamers.
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Because biological complexity and ecological integrity depend strongly on available area, such continental-scale land sparing would mean a renewed lease on life for countless species currently on the fast lane toward extinction.
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In trying to divine Russia's intent, the CIA reportedly based its conclusion on the disparity of hackers releasing a trove of Democratic emails embarrassing to the Clinton campaign, but sparing the Trump campaign.
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Mark Ingram is sparing NO EXPENSE when it comes to his honeymoon -- crazy 1st class airplane seats (with his own shower), fancy champagne .... and a baller ocean hotel room with its own waterslide!
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Mr. Holzer said the Iowa managed to maneuver out of the way, and later, when the torpedoman on the destroyer was court-martialed, the president intervened, sparing the sailor a long prison sentence.
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With clinical detachment, Mayweather pounded McGregor's punch-reddened face until the referee granted mercy in the 10th round, declaring a technical knockout and perhaps sparing some measure of the Irishman's future cognitive abilities.
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In other climate news, a developer abandoned a nine-year effort to extend oil-sands mining in western Canada, sparing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau a choice between energy interests and environmental concerns. 8.
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MOGADISHU, Somalia — The speaker of Somalia's Parliament resigned on Monday ahead of a no-confidence vote, sparing the country a repeat of the armed standoff last week that threatened to descend into violence.
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The dominant focus on the disaster's aftermath left little news media oxygen for the election, sparing Mr. Bloomberg from deeper vetting and increasing the relative value of his airwave-clogging paid media strategy.
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And as always, my puzzle sensei Tyler Hinman generously evaluated many, many iterations of the filled grid — sparing the nation's solvers the indignity of answers like ONER, PLUR, RVER, EBOND and so on.
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The hand-crafted boards, some dating back to the 1960s, were destroyed by bushfires that swept through Ford's property over New Year, sparing his home but incinerating the shed that housed his collection.
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But it also highlights the limits of an approach to sanctions — defined largely by China at the United Nations — that aims to punish North Korea's military and ruling elite while sparing its people.
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Some claimed that Denmark's sparing use of antibiotics has meant that sick pigs go untreated or that farmers must use more antibiotics to cure them — claims disputed by Danish farmers and government officials.
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So impressed was Biden Owens' host at an event last month in Allendale, South Carolina, she read word for word it as it appears online — taking nearly five minutes and sparing no detail.
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So-called mobile stroke units (MSUs) may get brain-sparing medications into urban patients as much as 30 minutes faster than traditional ambulances that bring patients to hospitals for treatment, the study found.
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Pressed on Thursday about what exactly he had meant by what sounded like an ultimatum, Mr. Mattis declined to elaborate, sparing the assembled diplomats from envisioning a pullout of American troops from Europe.
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The intent was to force the women and children to "self-deport" back to Poland, to attempt to find their male family members, sparing the Nazis the expense and effort of formally deporting them.
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"We made important progress advancing our three-part growth strategy that focuses on expanding awareness around opioid-sparing solutions, generating robust clinical data, and forming strategic partnerships," the chief executive said in a statement.
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Although he was later docked a shot, it made no difference to the outcome of the tournament, sparing the United States Golf Association (USGA) the embarrassment of denying him the title on a technicality.
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Critics say his emergence as Zetsche's heir apparent in the past two years has happened when Mercedes-Benz has enjoyed record sales and profits, sparing Kaellenius and Daimler's management board fights with labor representatives.
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The business has done so well she now has four buffaloes and an assistant, and has taken out another loan to install a biogas plant, saving on firewood and sparing her family the woodsmoke.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - In the rush toward electric vehicles, automakers are increasingly sparing a thought for the humble delivery van, an often overlooked segment with big growth potential given tightening pollution restrictions in urban areas.
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Built in 1901, the funky little funicular was originally meant to shuttle privileged Bunker Hill residents from their Victorian mansions down to the city's historic core, sparing them 200+ steps when they went shopping.
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Yes, it's safe to say that the only thing that is truly sparing us from a 2018 MMA fight between the boxer Floyd Mayweather and the pro wrestler CM Punk is a few pounds.
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Dr. Jeanmarie Perrone, a professor of emergency medicine at the University of Pennsylvania's Perelman School of Medicine, predicted the next generation of doctors would be appropriately "much more sparing" in their use of opioids.
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One goal of the event was, presumably, to allow for differences to be aired discreetly, sparing further damage to the interface between the U.S. government, its Israeli counterpart and the Jewish community in America.
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Stated another way, a smartphone treatment app could potentially provide patients with many of the advantages of quality addiction care while sparing the patient's freedom to work and participate more fully in family life.
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Perhaps sparing your loved one that psychic pain is the reason some people give their short-statured but otherwise perfectly healthy children human growth hormone, so they may grow just a few inches taller.
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Earlier in the day, Mr. Trump had scrapped his predecessor's program sparing younger illegal immigrants from deportation on the grounds that a president does not have the power to take such action by himself.
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At least one of the presidents since the White House turkey pardoning tradition officially began in 1989 must have disliked the dish, but none dared give such a reason for sparing the bird's life.
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But unlike most Democrats, Mr. Cuomo has been careful to not criticize Mr. Trump personally for the federal government's response to the virus, while not sparing agencies like FEMA, which he castigated on Tuesday.
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He ordered the Tatertachos—"This place has a lot of comfort food to convince non-vegans not to be scared off"—which arrived slathered in salsa, guacamole, and a form of animal-sparing cheese.
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"The Saudi-led coalition's repeated promises to conduct its air strikes lawfully are not sparing Yemeni children from unlawful attacks," said Sarah Leah Whitson, Middle East director at Human Rights Watch, in a statement.
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Soganub made an appearance under duress in a militant propaganda video about a week after his capture, urging the government to stop the military operation in Marawi in exchange for sparing lives of hostages.
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The footage was released last week as part of a trove of evidence prosecutors would have presented at Watts' trial had he not agreed to plead guilty in November, sparing himself a possible death sentence.
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Wrapped in a tapestry of red tape and clouded by an opaque assignment of responsibility, the ambiguous end of this saga indicates that PR damage control will be plenty, but direct reparations will be sparing.
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Chairman David Murray, who also took his role during the Royal Commission fallout, was re-elected at the meeting, while shareholders voted in favour of the company's executive pay plans, sparing it another board overhaul.
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One silver lining for investors: Bezos, who many regard as a management guru, settled his closely watched divorce such that he will retain full voting control of his family's stock, sparing Amazon a boardroom battle.
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Campaigners, who spiced up the stodgy talks with a dash of sit-ins and marches, were right to decry the lack of ambition as unequal to the task of sparing future generations from climate catastrophe.
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The theme of mercy and forgiveness has been the one genuine emotional thread the show has spent time developing this season, and it makes perfect sense to have it culminate with Rick sparing Negan's life.
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The 'Guardians of the Galaxy' star gave huge props to the LAFD Tuesday at LAX for going toe-to-toe with the largest wildfire in L.A. County history, and sparing countless homes from the blaze.
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The decision lets Delta maintain its five daily flights between Atlanta and space-constrained Love Field, sparing the carrier from having to cancel the flights of thousands of passengers who have already booked their trips.
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A state judge handed a light sentence on Wednesday to a once-decorated detective who had been convicted of perjury, sparing him jail time and accusing prosecutors of hypocrisy in their handling of the case.
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Actress Dominique Huett addressed the media Wednesday with her attorney, Jeff Herman, in L.A. where she briefly described an alleged incident in 2010 in which Harvey forced oral sex on her ... sparing the salacious details.
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Remember, Conor said he was sparing no expense to avenge his loss to Nate Diaz -- and told ESPN he was blowing out the budget to make his camp the best training experience money could buy.
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Sparing the details, the main takeaway is the following: Rather than giving up on these shriveled up specimens and throwing them out—as many institutions do—the Mütter has found a way to save them.
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The sparing data available, however, gives a clear lesson: Scrutinize the your medical bills very carefully, because unfortunately no one else in this disjointed insurance-provider-customer triangle is going to do that for you.
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Even if a border security deal is reached, sparing the country another shutdown that left 800,000 federal workers without paychecks for more than a month, the border wall battle between Trump and Democrats will resume.
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Chairman David Murray, who also took his role during the Royal Commission fallout, was re-elected at the meeting, while shareholders voted in favor of the company's executive pay plans, sparing it another board overhaul.
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Even as Maria hit Puerto Rico, hedge fund creditors were filing motions in court to further their claims to be repaid — sparing no thought for need for rescue, recovery and rebuilding in the coming months.
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For the Morehouse graduates, debt relief will be immediate, sparing them what could be a decade or more of monthly payments that can be particularly hard to shoulder in the unsettled years just after graduation.
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Reflecting LeMay's maximalist approach to firepower and minimalist approach to sparing civilians, the SIOP called for the president to fire thousands of nuclear weapons in the event of an armed conflict with the Soviet Union.
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The actress Angelina Jolie wrote about her nipple-sparing, preventive double mastectomy in a New York Times Op-Ed in 2013, inspiring other women at high risk of breast cancer to have their breasts removed.
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The remaining 22017 percent moved from other states, led by California, which is expected to lose a House seat for the first time ever — and which is sparing no expense to maximize its census tally.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday dubbed Butter the National Thanksgiving Turkey, sparing both Butter and its alternate Bread from the holiday table while managing to crack a joke about the impeachment inquiry threatening his presidency.
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Trump has relaxed the rule, allowing banks to update their plans once every four years rather than annually — sparing banks some hassle but raising the risk that outdated plans could blow up the banking system.
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But he has since left the top spot on the panel to take over the Finance Committee, sparing him the prospect of either going back on his word or infuriating Mr. Trump and his colleagues.
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But some Democrats are wary of impeaching the lieutenant governor, who is black, while sparing the governor and attorney general, who are white and have resisted calls to step down after admitting to racist conduct.
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NEW ORLEANS — Tropical Storm Barry dumped rain as it slowly swept inland through Gulf Coast states Sunday, sparing New Orleans from a direct hit but stoking fears elsewhere of flooding, tornadoes, and prolonged power outages.
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Nowhere more so than in last week's temporary ban on entry for citizens from seven Middle Eastern countries—drafted in secret, enacted in haste and unlikely to fulfil its declared aim of sparing America from terrorism.
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Instead of following the worst-case-scenario path that meteorologists had feared, Matthew stayed some 100 miles away from South Florida, sparing the 4.4 million people in the Miami and Fort Lauderdale areas from its havoc.
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"A lot of kids your age have had anger and emotions they don't know what to do with, that's not unique," the prince, 34, told a group of children who were sparing using gloves and pads.
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He credits the Rhode Island program with helping him get his life back on track and possibly sparing him from the death sentence of street heroin, fentanyl or carfentanyl, which killed a close friend in October.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump pardoned Joe Arpaio on Friday, sparing the controversial former Arizona sheriff a jail sentence after he was convicted of criminal contempt related to his hard-line tactics going after undocumented immigrants.
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Turkey and Russia struck a deal on Monday that will create a demilitarized zone between government and rebel fighters in northwestern Syria, sparing the area a major offensive for which pro-government forces had been mobilizing.
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He has been sparing with his design services, doing work only for select artists like Atom & His Package, Jeff Rosenstock, United Nations, and the client who has been able to stand him the longest, Against Me!.
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By flooding our bodies, farms and hospitals with inordinate amounts of antibiotics — obliterating the weak and sparing the strong — we created exactly the kind of ruthless ecological arena most likely to drive the evolution of resistance.
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In recent years, several companies have developed medications that can completely cure the disease in more than 90 percent of those infected, thereby sparing organs for transplantation into people with other common causes of liver disease.
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The "Rocketman" star marked 30 years of life in the Dominican Republic ... sparing no expense and staying in a 5-bedroom villa at the Casa de Campo Resort that goes for a cool $10,000 a night.
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No clear motive "We, myself and the investigative team, are pleased that Mr. McArthur has pled guilty today, sparing the community and those who knew the victims a lengthy trial," Toronto Police Detective David Dickinson said.
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By the time she left for Bali, Ms. Nanayakkara, who had gotten married a few months before, was already on her new husband's health insurance, sparing her hundreds, if not thousands, in would-be Cobra payments.
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Opposition fighters pulled out the last of their heavy weapons from front-line positions in the province last week, possibly sparing the civilians there from the type of bloody government offensive seen elsewhere in the country.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — Brazilian lawmakers on Wednesday night closed ranks to shield President Michel Temer from standing trial on obstruction of justice and corruption charges, sparing him in the second such case in just two months.
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As the Russia investigation burrows closer to the Oval Office, the president, his staff, his collaborators in Congress and his defenders in the right-wing media are sparing no institution in their quest to undermine it.
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The National Hurricane Center's outlook for the storm, which was packing sustained winds of 155 miles per hour (250 km/h), called for it to remain over the ocean, sparing the U.S. mainland a direct hit.
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Mr. Morgan, now a defense lawyer at Paul Hastings, said he expected the commission to save its fire for the most egregious, fraudulent cases, sparing most initial coin offerings, even if they are not properly registered.
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The White House noticeably canceled its briefing for the second straight day Thursday, sparing itself questions about exactly how it was going to implement what officials said was a "plan that works" to stop school shootings.
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I was utterly demoralized and ready to quit while also feeling a tinge of resentment toward the rich kids whose parents had taken care of their children's donations, sparing them the humiliation of begging from strangers.
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I would guess that Dayne is trying to prove to Ned that he could easily kill him, for example, by disarming him and then sparing his life (which is harder than killing him and takes more time).
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You can still get other Apple devices like the latest MacBooks, Apple Watches, and earlier iPhone models in the trendy shade of pink, but the new iPhone models Apple announced today are only available in sparing options.
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It can be placed in smoke alarms, sparing you from charging them and also allowing for the transfer of data by giving you the Cota Cloud: cloud-based software that allows for power management of various devices.
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The study found that the innovative apical fusion technique achieved corrected deformity profiles in AIS patients and maintained mobility of non-fused segments with a lower implant density, sparing 52 percent of the spanned area from fusion.
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This maximum strength is achieved after 3 months of healing and is why most MMA organizations, both amateur and professional, issue a mandatory 3 month no contact/sparing suspension to any fighter who has suffered a laceration.
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Spending more on social safety net programs such as paid family leave and universal child care helps women participate more equally in the workforce, sparing them the choice between making a living and caring for their family.
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Gunmen singled out foreigners inside the restaurant, sparing the lives of locals who were told to recite verses of the Koran, according to survivor accounts told to local media and a source briefed on the police investigation.
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Munich-based Lilium is one of a clutch of startups working on battery-powered aircraft that can take off vertically, potentially sparing future travelers the hassle of an airport check-in or delays due to road traffic.
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Sparing banks from potentially having to pay back billions of euros to borrowers who for years paid the tax themselves could have cost them more than 15 billion euros ($17.2 billion) collectively, analysts and ratings agencies estimated.
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While we have Maddie and Travis to watch wrestle with the moral quandaries, Daniel and Strand are the characters not sparing any time to contemplate the new world; they are already navigating it according their own instincts.
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Mr. Carter also unveiled other measures — including switching to electronic enlistment forms, sparing recruits from having to wade through millions of pieces of paper each year — that he could implement without congressional approval to improve personnel systems.
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But most pediatricians would recommend being very sparing with all of these substances on babies and young children, applying them only to exposed skin, right before going outside, and washing them off when you come back in.
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Pyongyang believes Washington wouldn't, and that's why the country sees nuclear weapons as the key to sparing Kim Jong Un from a fate similar to that which befell Moammar Gaddafi in Libya and Saddam Hussein in Iraq.
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That would open up the stockpiles of rhino horn across South Africa to buyers around the world and bring the trade out of the black market, perhaps sparing some rhinos their lives (rhinos can be de-horned).
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LONDON, Ontario (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faces a dilemma as an election approaches - how to credibly clamp down on Saudi Arabia over its human rights record while sparing a $13 billion weapons deal with Riyadh.
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But a competing narrative in the investigation on the attack holds that the suspect killed all the men in their sleep, overlooking one woman sleeping nearby, and sparing a second, whom he forced to drive him home.
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The United States said on Friday it would temporarily allow eight jurisdictions to keep importing Iranian oil when U.S. sanctions come back into force on Monday, sparing them for now from the threat of U.S. economic penalties.
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He's slight of frame, a little shy, and sparing with his verbiage, measured with his words––hardly the sad presence his logo suggests but a far cry from the explosive confidence expressed through his voice in music.
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News of the travel advisory came shortly before new U.S. travel restrictions are set to take effect on Monday night, effectively banning all travelers from Europe for 30 days — sparing only U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents.
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To some extent, the American people may be blind to this carnage, having been lulled by their military and political leaders into believing that advanced technology and precision strikes kill the bad guys while sparing the innocent.
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She is still sparing with interviews — she declined to comment for this article — but encouraged her personal trainer, Bryant Johnson, to write a book, "The RBG Workout," which features illustrations of her doing planks and push-ups.
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Munich-based Lilium is one of a clutch of startups working on battery-powered aircraft that can take off vertically, potentially sparing future travellers the hassle of an airport check-in or delays due to road traffic.
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Drake took some money out the grave and shoveled it in to his new place in the 6, sparing no expense for a serenade on the John ... as you can see in this tour through the interior.
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It also helps that the Manhattan Archie has little curiosity about what he calls "current events," thus sparing the reader the newsreel-like interludes of potted history that are constantly interjected into the two other story lines.
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They both live in London and occasionally watch football together so he said it was a relief that he gained one of the eight automatic qualification places, sparing Bjorn a potentially difficult decision when naming his wildcards.
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Some lawmakers have argued that the privacy rules, drafted last October by the Federal Communications Commission, would have unfairly targeted telecom carriers, while sparing web companies like Google and Facebook that also provide access to user data.
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There should be also strong advocacy on sparing no efforts to turn the light on the systematic torture and sexual violence being committed in prisons, and to investigate for the names of perpetrators to be held accountable.
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Humane Society International, which campaigns against the fur trade, said in a statement that Norway was the 14th European nation to phase out fur farming "sparing animals who would otherwise spend their entire lives in cramped, barren cages".
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With a reputation for cost-cutting while sparing jobs, Cairo will seek to restore RCS's balance sheet, relaunching the few magazines RCS has left and investing in its popular sports daily Gazzetta dello Sport, Italy's most read newspaper.
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Nine separate factors were tested, including individuals' preferences for crashing into men versus women, sparing more lives or fewer, killing the young or the elderly, pedestrians or jaywalkers, and even choosing between low-status or high-status individuals.
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"Diets with less meat, you're not only getting reduction in methane emissions, but it also includes the land-sparing effect because if you're only growing the cereals, grains and vegetables, so it takes up less land," she said.
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At the facility's heart is a 803-ton particle accelerator that bombards malignancies with beams of magnet-controlled protons designed to stop at tumors rather than shoot through them like standard X-ray waves, mostly sparing healthy tissue.
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South Carolina Republican congressional candidate Katie Arrington on Friday thanked God for sparing her life and promised to continue her campaign in her first public remarks since being seriously injured in a car crash nearly two weeks ago.
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The National Front for Liberation, which groups a number of Free Syrian Army factions deemed moderate by Turkey, announced "our complete cooperation with the Turkish ally in making their effort succeed in sparing civilians the calamities of war".
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AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — In his five years as Texas' governor, Republican Greg Abbott has overseen the execution of nearly 50 prisoners while only once sparing a condemned man's life, after a victims' family asked him to do so.
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Former Playboy model Karen McDougal spoke publicly for the first time Thursday night about a 1503-month affair she said she had with Trump in 2006 and 2007, sparing few details in her interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper.
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Former Playboy model Karen McDougal spoke publicly for the first time Thursday night about a 10-month affair she said she had with Trump in 2006 and 2007, sparing few details in her interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper.
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Michelle Esquenazi, the owner of Empire Bail Bonds, one of the largest bail bond companies in the state, says her industry keeps people out of jail, while sparing taxpayers the cost of apprehending those who miss court appearances.
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Similarly, Judge Barry benefited from the gross undervaluation of her father's properties when she and her siblings took ownership of them through a trust, sparing them from paying tens of millions of dollars in taxes, The Times found.
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As fear escalates, the middle and upper classes trapped in their homes are surrendering to their worst instincts — hoarding food, supplies and medicines without sparing a thought for the millions of poor who stand to starve and die.
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Besides sparing patients the pain of big bills, the strategy can also increase income for dentists, said Dr. Farrugia, who estimated that revenues for his practice rose almost 10 percent the first year he fully implemented medical billing.
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Laura Ingraham, the conservative radio host who has until now been sparing in her criticism of the president, told her listeners on Thursday that the political cost Mr. Trump and the Republican Party would pay would be steep.
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Opponents of the bill argued during the House debate that even though Colorado rarely carries out executions, prosecutors use the threat of capital punishment to pressure murder defendants into pleading guilty, sparing victims' families lengthy and painful trials.
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Brazil's lower house of Congress voted last month to reject a corruption charge against current President Michel Temer for allegedly taking bribes, sparing him from facing a possible Supreme Court trial that could have ousted him from office.
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Faced with invasion by the Turks, as US troops retreated, the Kurds turned to Assad for protection — a risky prospect that nonetheless fulfilled the mission Ibrahim had laid out back in 2013, of sparing the region from annihilation.
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Though some praised the military's decision for sparing a city from a potential massacre, the operation also seemed a repeat of the kingpin strategy — of taking out those cartel leaders — that has only intensified the violence in Mexico.
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While winds sent much of the slick out to sea, sparing some Galápagos wildlife, scientists found that the population of marine iguanas on one island, Santa Fe, declined to 10,000 from 25,000 in the wake of the disaster.
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Zhou has been especially sparing with words in the heat of battle with currency speculators as China's economy plumbs its slowest growth in 25 years, it eats through its reserves at a record pace and capital flows offshore.
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With New York's summer weather already in full effect, the three cold Korean ramen dishes currently on her menu are sparing ramen aficionados from their usual sweat-dripping summertime sessions for a more cooling and refreshing dining experience.
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Sadly, the changing ownership and neglect over the years lead to a massive fire in February of 1991 which destroyed much of the archives and film stock and just only sparing the building and the ground floor studio.
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The EPA does not divulge information on who applies for or receives the waivers, arguing the information is business-sensitive, and until now it has been sparing with details on the numbers of waivers and quantities of fuel exempted.
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Retail investor advocate the Australian Shareholders Association has said it plans to vote against the company's remuneration report, but large institutional investors say they will vote in favor, likely sparing AMP the disruption of having its whole board removed.
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HAMILTON, Bermuda (Reuters) - Hurricane Nicole plowed directly into Bermuda on Thursday, causing widespread damage and knocking out power to most homes and businesses while apparently sparing the tiny Atlantic island chain any severe injuries or fatalities, government officials said.
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The sooner young people can recognize the symptoms, the sooner they can get proper treatment, possibly sparing them from multiple surgeries that may or may not be effective, and the possibility of never being able to have a baby.
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Publicly, Mr Gillespie's campaign expresses confidence that Mr Trump and Congress will do their job, sparing the government from closing on September 30th, the last day of the spending year, and idling vast swaths of the federal work force.
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Most rape cases in Ivory Coast are therefore settled out of court, usually without the victim's consent, with the intention of avoiding stigma and preserving peace within communities, and sparing the suspected rapist from jail, the UNOCI's report said.
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For example, when Baxter recognises an error-related potential from a human team mate who has sorted an item into an incorrect bin, he is able to log the error and fix the mistake, sparing the human the trouble.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - A strong earthquake of magnitude 6.9 struck off the west coast of Chile on Monday, rocking the capital Santiago and briefly causing alarm along the Pacific Coast but sparing the quake-prone nation of any serious damage.
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One afternoon, his wife's teenage daughter brought a police officer to their house without Hesmar's knowledge, and the rebels tied him to a tree for two weeks—only sparing his life after his friends came to beg for it.
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"Having a drug-sparing treatment available that uses fewer drugs is beneficial to patients who may have issues taking multiple medications over along period of time," said Debra Birnkrant, a director at FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research.
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While the firm will tackle rivals head on, AmVac wants to differentiate itself by selling chemicals together with an application technology it calls "disruptive" for protecting the worker, sparing the environment and delivering multiple inputs at a variable rate.
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Sparing themselves the indignity of delivering the Browns' first victory, the Jets upheld the bond they had made to Revis by scoring 24 second-half points on Sunday at FirstEnergy Stadium to win their second straight game, 31-28.
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Murkowski said she acted partly to ensure that Chief Justice John Roberts would not be forced to break a tie if there's a 50-50 tie among the senators—in essence, sparing him from having to render a judgment.
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The aircraft duty, however, will not apply to aircraft parts, the official told reporters on a conference call, sparing Airbus' production in Alabama from higher costs, as well as Boeing Co's use of European parts in its U.S. production.
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The index during the session fell into bear territory, which is defined as a 20 percent drop from its previous high, but it ended above its lows for the session, sparing it for now from confirming a bear market.
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Byrde (played by Jason Bateman) flees with his wife, Wendy, (Laura Linney) and kids — after convincing the cartel he can hide even more money among those rubes at Missouri's Lake of the Ozarks in return for sparing his life.
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The full lower house of Brazil's Congress still must vote on the charges but is expected to shelve them next week, sparing Temer from trial by the Supreme Court for alleged obstruction of justice and membership in a criminal organization.
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" READ: Rohingya militants massacred Hindu villagers, sparing only those who converted to Islam The report said that the security forces' response to attacks on 30 of their positions on August 25, 2017 in Rakhine state was "immediate, brutal and grossly disproportionate.
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The company announced last night that users would no longer be notified about replies in ongoing conversations started by people they'd blocked or muted, sparing them from abusive conversations unless they follow one of the people replying to the messages.
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The editing is generous, her appearances are sparing (especially for a show that bears her name), and she's presented as a firm but generous club mogul who isn't going to take anyone's shit because she's a fucking boss bitch, okay.
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Joaquin Phoenix's character, the depressive fixer Joe, is terrifyingly competent when it comes to hurting people for pay, and yet somehow the film accomplishes the nifty trick of making the viewer deeply invested in sparing his character from further harm.
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Better, they're going to be more thorough, they're going to be less sparing, they won't have to worry no matter whether it's conscious or unconscious about upsetting their boss or someone next to them or someone on the floor above them.
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"We don't want to close the door that can lead to sparing the blood of civilians and reaching a peaceful situation," he said in an interview with al-Hadath TV. Alloush also denied the group had shelled residential areas of Damascus.
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In the excerpts, the typist said she had not kept a copy of the novel - perhaps sparing the blushes of a leader who has promised to clean up French politics and says he wants to restore the dignity of the presidency.
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While wireless charging is hardly a necessity worth sparing the extra expense over, it's a convenient feature nonetheless that could be considered a drawback for those who want the benefit of just resting their phone on their nightstand to charge it.
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More than anything, the report's release and the declaration that there was no collusion have given ammunition to Trump and his allies, who are not sparing any of it in the midst of a rare positive news cycle (The Hill).
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Texas, No. 15-674, concerns a program intended to allow more than four million unauthorized immigrants who are the parents of citizens or of lawful permanent residents to apply for a program sparing them from deportation and providing them work permits.
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Two of Lake Nona's top goals, the developer says, were to entice institutions and commercial entities to build on the site and to encourage their employees to live there, sparing them from commutes and providing daily conveniences within easy reach.
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French tax regulations are not easily applicable to a partnership of equals in which both companies view the stake as strategic, and are locked in for the long term, so a compromise was reached sparing Airbus a hefty tax bill.
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As for the water concerns, the developers say they will fulfill their promise, made at the outset of the project, to build a desalination plant for all their potable water needs, that way sparing the municipal water supply additional burden.
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Sparing a few drilling locations in the Gulf and off the coast of Alaska, more than 85 percent of the North American outer continental shelf is "off limits" to drilling, according to Randall Luthi, president of the National Ocean Industries Association.
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Holt and Lamb were sparing in their use of materials, too, employing African iroko wood (''the poor man's teak,'' Lamb says) for a long swath of cabinets in the kitchen as well as for decking on the second floor terrace.
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Mr. Crowe stars as Jake Davis, a Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist whose life comes apart in the opening scene when the car he's driving crashes during a domestic dispute, killing his wife but sparing his young daughter, Katie (Kylie Rogers).
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LONDON, Ontario, Nov 1 (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is faced with a dilemma as an election approaches - how to credibly clamp down on Riyadh over its human rights record while sparing a $113 billion arms deal with Saudi Arabia.
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Olson is sensitive to the traumas of the deposed in having to decide whether to stay as hostages in the hope of sparing their populations the torments of Nazi rule or risk the charge of desertion by fleeing to London.
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Though it is sparing in its use of scenery or anything approaching spectacle, J. T. Rogers's "Oslo," an against-the-odds story of international peacemaking, is undeniably a big play, as expansive and ambitious as any in recent Broadway history.
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Mr. Trump has promised to scrap Mr. Obama's international climate change agreement and Trans-Pacific Partnership trade pact, renegotiate his Iran nuclear deal, dismantle Dodd-Frank regulations on Wall Street and reverse orders sparing millions of illegal immigrants from deportation.
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Faced with those prospects, there is a compelling reason for the "swing justice" to land with the liberal justices in a 5-3 decision now against Texas's abortion regulations, thus sparing the Court from another round in the abortion politics fray.
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As well as saying it would invest 5 billion euros in research over the next ten years, Bayer promised to reduce its environmental impact by 30% through 2030 via measures such as more precise and more sparing application of crop chemicals.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A rapidly weakening typhoon Lan made landfall in Japan on Monday, setting off landslides and flooding that prompted evacuation orders for tens of thousands of people, but then headed out to sea after largely sparing the capital, Tokyo.
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READ: Rohingya militants massacred Hindu villagers, sparing only those who converted to Islam "The authorities have turned to tactics long-favored by past military juntas — locking up and prosecuting those exposing the truth," said Brad Adams, Asia director at Human Rights Watch.
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In one instance, the car will opt to hit pedestrians in front of it to avoid killing those in the vehicle; in the other, the car will swerve into a concrete barrier, killing those in the vehicle but sparing those crossing the street.
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One particular forecast trend to watch is if future computer model runs start shifting the axis of heavy snow southward, which is what happened with several 2009-2010 storms that slammed the D.C. area while sparing the New York to Boston corridor.
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ET Friday, the Category 28 storm was forecast to take a route that would keep its eye wall just north of the group of islands and then begin its curve north, sparing Puerto Rico and the British Virgin Islands from its worst.
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Yet to pull in younger consumers, paper napkin makers are taking on the trappings of a longtime enemy — the paper towel — and recruiting celebrities to restore their luster, all in the hope of sparing themselves from going the way of the plastic straw.
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In August 2017, Trump issued a full pardon to former Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio, sparing the one-time law enforcement officer potential jail time after Arpaio was found guilty of criminal contempt related to his harsh treatment of detainees in his custody.
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Lawmakers have been on recess since the release of a redacted version of the Mueller report earlier this month, sparing Republicans from being forced to weigh in on its picture of lying and chicanery, though apparently no crimes in the Trump White House.
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" Obama's predecessor, George W. Bush, was also careful in his rhetoric with regard to Putin and Russia, sparing them from his so-called "axis of evil" designation and famously saying he looked into Putin's eyes and got "a sense of his soul.
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SAO PAULO/DETROIT (Reuters) - General Motors Co said on Tuesday it would invest $2.7 billion in two Brazilian factories over the next five years, sparing them from a shakeup of the automaker's operations, a decision hailed by the governor of Brazil's largest state.
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Spanish banking stocks pushed the sector higher after a Supreme Court ruling that banks are not required to pay levies on mortgages, sparing them from potentially having to reimburse billions of euros to borrowers who for years have paid the tax themselves.
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It should also go without saying that it's bad for a president-elect to boast about sparing someone from prosecution, because in doing so he is claiming an illegitimate dominion over the power to determine who does and does not get prosecuted.
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Although the questions of whether and how North Korea will denuclearize dominate the pre-summit discussion, it would be worth sparing a moment for the important long-term question: Can the United States and North Korea normalize relations -- and possibly even be friends?
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It's worth noting that I left the Grand Tasting void of my Chanel bag's trademark 'Cs,' a casualty of my overzealous consuming; fortunately, Rag & Bone was handing out free denim totes, sparing me from the shame of a C-less Chanel knock-off.
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Sure, they aren't celebrating cows by sparing them – they still count steak among their topping options, which the cows might not think is much cause for celebration – but a little discounted pizza to celebrate the food-perfection that is cheese is always welcome.
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MADRID, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Spain's Supreme Court said on Tuesday that customers and not banks will have to pay for stamp duty on mortgages from now on, reversing a ruling from mid-October and sparing banks from billion of euros in potential costs.
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Mr. Trump can now sweep away those limits and open the throttle on policies that Mr. Obama endorsed as lawful and legitimate for sparing use, like targeted killings in drone strikes and the use of indefinite detention and military tribunals for terrorism suspects.
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Only, rather than resign in disgrace, they connived with Trump to dissolve the councils altogether, sparing themselves the personalized wrath Trump directed at Merck CEO Kenneth C. Frazier, who initiated the exodus, and protecting their access to regulatory favors in the future.
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KAFAR NAHA, Syria — Syrian rebel fighters have pulled the last of their heavy weapons from front-line positions in Idlib Province, meeting the deadline for a truce negotiated by Russia and Turkey — and possibly sparing the civilian population from a bloody government offensive.
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As a justice, he was part of the majority that ruled that the state's law abolishing capital punishment had to be applied to inmates who had been sentenced before the law, passed in 2012, went into effect, sparing 11 inmates from execution.
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Maize harvests, which are kicking off in some parts of the European Union, will contrast sharply from one side of the bloc to the other this year after a heatwave hurt crops in the West, while sparing major producing countries in the Southeast.
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That threatened to upend a plan by House leaders to hold a voice vote on the package, sparing most lawmakers a potentially dangerous trip back to Washington as public health officials have advised people to shelter in place and avoid large gatherings.
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But in the case of Mr. Trump, his party controls the Senate, and it is not a stretch to envision Republicans providing the votes to throw out the articles, short-circuiting the process and sparing Mr. Trump an extended examination of his conduct.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — A federal judge in Brazil on Thursday dismissed criminal charges against the American journalist Glenn Greenwald, sparing him for now from being prosecuted for his role in the release of hacked cellphone messages that have embarrassed prosecutors and prominent officials.
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"An important challenge in treating cancer in general is to find a technology for a controlled targeted drug delivery and release to eradicate tumor cells while sparing normal cells," researchers from various universities in Florida and California explained in a recent paper.
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Even within the large domestic territory of a country like America, mobility cannot be taken for granted; it has been falling in recent decades, even as economic fortunes have diverged and an opioid epidemic has ravaged some parts of the country while sparing others.
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Trump's failure to provide evidence for his wiretapping accusation -- effectively an allegation of criminal wrongdoing against the former administration -- or to draw back the claims tied his White House in knots as it sought to explain and finesse the tweets while sparing the President embarrassment.
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Most indies on this budget scale would just use offscreen lights and sparing CGI to keep the alien threat minimal and mysterious, but the Strause brothers are special-effects artists with extensive experience on films including Avatar, The Avengers, Looper, and the X-Men movies.
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The 53-year-old recording star, whose legal name is Artis Leon Ivey, was also ordered to perform 45 days of community service under a negotiated plea deal sparing him from prison, according to a spokesman for the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office.
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He was even scheduled to fight Lindsay Lohan's father, Michael, in 2010, but Lohan failed his pre-fight physical and had to be rushed to the hospital with chest pains, sparing America, at least momentarily, one more step in its descent into complete cultural absurdity.
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The slight prompted at least seven tweets from Trump over eight days in which he called the elder Ball an "ungrateful fool" and bragged that "IT WAS ME" who got the players released, sparing them from potentially up to 10 years in a Chinese prison.
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"We are encouraging travelers to postpone trips to the islands at this time and are sparing no effort to rebuild communities and restore essential services so we can welcome travelers back to our islands in the months ahead," Ms. Nicholson-Doty said in an email.
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Jason Wise's documentary, which relies on re-enactments and backstage footage with sparing use of performances, is a love letter to the performer but not the business, in which she managed to achieve a measure of fame for nine decades, while still being overlooked.
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More than anything else, the policy has effectively outsourced the border crisis to Mexico, while also sparing Trump from the public glare that surrounds some of his other controversial policies, including children separated from their parents and holding migrants held in outdoor holding pens.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Maize harvests, which are kicking off in some parts of the European Union, will contrast sharply from one side of the bloc to the other this year after a heatwave hurt crops in the West while sparing major producing countries in the Southeast.
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Some Florida communities that had braced for a severe pummeling escaped with extensive but temporary disruptions, as the storm tracked to the west, avoiding a direct and lingering strike on Miami and largely sparing Tampa and some other cities along the Gulf of Mexico.
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The time, revised from 57.00 seconds to 2003, is still faster than Peaty's previous record of 57.13 set at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics, sparing organisers the embarrassment of having to wipe the 23-year-old Briton's new mark from the record books.
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The council voted 83-0 in favor of a bill authorizing the DOJ's consent decree, reversing its previous rejection of the agreement and likely sparing the St. Louis, Missouri suburb from what stood to be a long and costly legal battle with the federal government.
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The council voted 6-0 in favor of a bill authorizing the DOJ's consent decree, reversing its previous rejection of the agreement and likely sparing the St. Louis, Missouri suburb from what stood to be a long and costly legal battle with the federal government.
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These little devotional works depict sudden violence and racking illness, but also divine intercession; one gives thanks to the Virgin of Talpa for freeing a child from prison, another praises the Holy Trinity for sparing the life of a man crushed by a car.
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All of them are comedies, of a sort, even No Country for Old Men; who can help but let out a tense giggle after Javier Bardem's Anton Chigurh flipping a coin to determine whether a gas station worker will live—and then actually sparing him?
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But Perez told the filmmakers they were on solid ground under Fair Use, which states that such a move is fine as long as it is creative, transformative of the source material and sparing in its use, and won't adversely impact the market for the original work.
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The story aroused a new awareness among citizens: that soil pollution was not just a local problem in China, manifest here and there in the high mortality of "cancer villages", but a national threat, and that the government had been sparing with the truth about it.
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But a true friend is someone who will stop you mid-sentence to tell you that you have lipstick on your teeth, sparing you the moment of mortification later on when you look in the mirror and wonder why nobody had the heart to tell you.
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Having grown up in Tucson, Arizona, one of the sunniest cities in the world, I consider myself well-versed in the carcinogenic threat of UV exposure, the skin-sparing sanctity of shade, and the redeeming qualities of the sartorial atrocity that is the broad-brimmed hat.
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The Friday night news dump: Trump issues his first pardon, sparing Joe Arpaio of Arizona — who called himself "America's Toughest Sheriff," and was known for hunting immigrants and humiliating convicts — from posssible jail time for a federal conviction stemming from immigration patrols that focused on Latinos.
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As the current accountability moment grows, we ought to recognize and admit that we had a chance to do this almost 20 years ago — potentially sparing countless young women a wide range of unpleasant and discriminatory experiences, or at a minimum reducing their frequency and severity.
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SEOUL, South Korea — South Korea's Constitutional Court on Thursday ordered the government to introduce civilian forms of service for conscientious objectors, sparing hundreds of young men from going to prison each year for refusing to serve in the military for reasons of conscience or religious beliefs.
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In a surprise reprieve, the judge, Vernon S. Broderick of Federal District Court in Manhattan, said he would not punish the son for his father's sins: He sentenced Cameron Collins, 27, to five years' probation and 500 hours of community service, sparing him any prison time.
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One can only marvel at the implications and at the possible conflicts of interest: in terms of determining McGregor's purse and pay-per-view share, in terms of deciding who he'll fight and where, in terms of sparing the wrath of the company against those who might beat him.
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The United States targeted individuals, including the country's army and police chiefs, the national director of elections and a PDVSA vice president, while sparing Venezuela for now from broader financial or "sectoral" sanctions against its vital oil industry – though such actions, the officials told Reuters, are still under consideration.
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An execution-style shooting that claimed many members of the same family with one shot to the head, some as they slept, sparing only two infants and a three-year-old child, at least one right next to their murdered parent—the assault seems singularly precise and cold-hearted.
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A massive trove of personal data from German politicians — sparing the far-right party AfD but targeting officials from all others — and other high profile individuals has been leaked online, according to a report by German broadcaster RBB (translated here, by Politico Europe) later confirmed by the BBC.
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Turkey's opposition to the anti-ISIS operation was so predictable that the Obama administration, despite knowing it would be implemented during the Trump administration, offered to put it into place before he took office, precisely so that it could take the heat from Ankara, sparing Trump the diplomatic fallout.
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If the monitors saw something amiss, they would raise the issue with their managers rather than with the F.A.A. By sparing manufacturers the necessity of awaiting word from the F.A.A., proponents of the change argued, the aviation industry could save twenty-five billion dollars in the next decade.
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Pardon 1: Joe Arpaio, controversial sheriff, immigration hardliner, birther Trump rewarded a political backer and criticized the justice system as making a mistake when he pardoned former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio in August, sparing his longtime supporter a jail sentence for criminal contempt during Arpaio's time in office.
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"Opting-in would serve several purposes for Texans, including sparing crime victims years of unnecessary and stressful delays, ensuring that our state court judgments are respected by federal judges as cases progress, and reducing the excessive costs of lengthy federal court proceedings," spokeswoman Kayleigh Lovvorn told the Chronicle.
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McConnell negotiated a way out of the 2011 debt standoff between the GOP and Obama by hatching a proposal to give the president full authority to raise the debt limit and limiting Congress to voting on a resolution of disapproval, thereby sparing GOP colleagues from taking an unpopular vote.
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This, too, is becoming common practice: If you don't already require your email provider to confirm that you're really you when logging in for the first time from a new computer or device, you're significantly risking the security of your email while sparing yourself ten seconds of minor inconvenience.
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A tie affirms the lower court, and because tie votes don't result in opinions (the justices on either side of the tie are not even identified), the court in that scenario would hand the administration a stinging defeat while sparing the justices the bother of having to explain themselves.
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But when the most recent threats to commercial air travel have taken the form of bombings, missile strikes or rogue pilots, an attempt to commandeer a flight while sparing the aircraft — and the lives of everyone aboard — came as a surprise to many observers conditioned to expect disaster.
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Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists, who are on the front lines of pain management, are implementing a proven, multimodal pain management strategy which begins before the procedure and continues through discharge using opioid-sparing techniques such as regional anesthesia, peripheral nerve blocks, non-pharmacologic approaches and non-opioid medications.
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The stories spilled forth: a father who would not pay for college because girls didn't need a degree; a nurse who told how the doctor treated her like a little girl; a woman who mused about an 11th Amendment to the Bill of Rights sparing women from cleaning toilets.
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In the book, "Fire and Fury," author Michael Wolff quotes Bannon from his time in the White House as insulting Trump's adult children Ivanka and Donald Jr. Last month, Bannon reportedly struck a deal with Mueller's team after he was subpoenaed, sparing him from testifying before a grand jury.
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And they have embraced cutting-edge techniques to improve the appearance of reconstructed breasts and give them a more natural "look and feel" — using a woman's belly fat to create the new breast, sparing the nipple, minimizing scarring with creative incisions and offering enhancements like larger, firmer lifted breasts.
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Bob Menendez (D-NJ) ended in a hung jury and a mistrial, sparing Senate Democrats what would have been an awkward couple of months had he been found guilty, but potentially saddling them with an awkward couple of years, as he's now set to run for reelection in 2018.
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As Mr. Millington winced and drew in sharp breaths, Mr. Matsuba jabbed the needled-rod close to 140 times a minute, sparing the few seconds when he would re-dip the needle and wipe away excess red ink or speckles of blood from the slowly emerging toad on Mr. Millington's chest.
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The Pentagon, United States Central Command and American intelligence agencies all predicted attacks on shipping — sparing American targets and causing no loss of life — as a response to increased American pressure, said Kori Schake, a former Pentagon official who is now deputy director of the International Institute for Strategic Studies.
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In a TimesTalks conversation with Andrew Ross Sorkin, the editor at large of DealBook, Ms. Warren also took aim at Gary Cohn, Amazon and Facebook, and efforts to impeach President Trump, maintaining her signature critical stance on big banks and Wall Street while sparing Obama-era administration officials her previous denunciations.
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In February 2022, Beijing is due to host the Winter Olympics for the first time -- and China is sparing no expense The 2008 Summer Olympics in the Chinese capital were a spectacular re-emergence on the world stage for a country that was heavily impoverished just a few decades ago.
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The fact that it was a special election also meant that Lamb didn't have to run in a primary — he was chosen to be the nominee at a convention — sparing him from competing against other Democrats in a year when "moderate" has become a dirty word in some parts of the Democratic Party.
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When asked whether a symbolic trade mechanism planned by Europe would soon begin to offer at least some pharmaceutical and food transfers, von der Muhll said the European powers were not sparing any effort, but that it was not solely up to them to ensure Iran reaped the economic benefits of the deal.
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" But she warns that there's still work to do in this area of research, meaning such treatment strategies wouldn't affect regular appetite: "It's important that we understand the brain circuits involved in more detail so that we can target exaggerated wanting and craving for substances, while sparing normal levels of food consumption.
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But also like Japan surrendering on the deck of the USS Missouri, sparing over 1,000,85033 casualties expected from invading their home islands, and ending World War II. Nuclear victory looks like President Dwight Eisenhower threatening to use the U.S. advantage in tactical nuclear weapons to end the Korean War with an Armistice.
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Here's the evidence: Political Pardon 1: Joe Arpaio, controversial sheriff, immigration hardliner, birther Trump rewarded a political backer and criticized the justice system as making a mistake when he pardoned former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio in August, sparing his longtime supporter a jail sentence for criminal contempt during Arpaio's time in office.
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Michael took a very different track through the Carolinas; it is headed up through the west-central parts of the states, drenching mid-state cities and mountain towns — there was a minor landslide in far western North Carolina — while to a large degree sparing the eastern stretches that were inundated a month ago.
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In his executive action establishing DAPA, which was blocked by courts before it went into effect, Mr. Obama would have allowed as many as five million unauthorized immigrants who were the parents of citizens or of lawful permanent residents to apply for a program sparing them from deportation and providing them work permits.
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But Mr. Davis ultimately won a life-sparing reprieve on a matter that was entirely different: whether he should be executed as the United States Supreme Court considers a case about whether poor defendants with mental health problems are entitled to expert witnesses to aid them in preparing and presenting their cases.
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In the liquidation of December 1941, in Novogrudok, the Nazis killed the old and the very young, five thousand out of a population of seven thousand, sparing only those who they thought would be efficient workers—able-bodied men and women under forty who could be enslaved to the German war machine.
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WASHINGTON — The Obama administration is proposing a series of changes to the rules for military commission trials at Guantánamo Bay — including allowing judges to conduct pretrial hearings by videoconference, sparing some participants the flight to the remote base in Cuba — in an effort to make the process more efficient and less costly.
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In some respects, the immigration executive order that sowed chaos over the weekend could be seen as a way for the new administration to appease impatient backers demanding quick action on border security while sparing the White House the even more politically difficult fight over tampering with or terminating the Obama administration program.
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Sparing no penny, Bloomberg is the latest out to prove himself the exception — in large part by leading with his dozen years as mayor, his philanthropy and holding out a list of liberal accomplishments that portray him as a self-made slayer of Big Oil, Big Tobacco and the National Rifle Association.
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It's frustrating, and might have been less so had Walser devoted his verbal ramble to an imaginary oeuvre by an imaginary artist — or simply pretended that he was doing so — sparing the reader of the feeling that much of what could have been grasped about the artist had escaped the writer's notice.
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Here's how Ian Bogost, writing in the Atlantic, sums up some of the latest thinking: Reducing impervious surface and improving water conveyance has a role to play, but the most important step in sparing cities from flooding is to reduce the velocity of water when it is channelized, so that it doesn't deluge other sites.
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Dr. Okazaki says that while young people might think they're sparing their immigrant parents by not talking about how much they're struggling, they may only be making their problems worse — if you're already feeling depressed or anxious (or any number of symptoms), then adding shame and isolation to that will only make things worse.
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The Navy SEAL at the center of one of the highest-profile war crimes cases in years had his punishment drastically reduced Tuesday by the Navy's top admiral, sparing the SEAL from the most serious consequence he still faced, a steep demotion that would have cost him hundreds of thousands of dollars in retirement pay.
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A decision on whether or not to actually run will come later this year — he has time to spare, as he indicated on 60 Minutes on Sunday that he would spend some of his vast wealth to fund his campaign, sparing him from jumping through the fundraising hoops of some of his potential competitors.
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As the story unfolds, Gerstein, winner of the 2004 Caldecott Medal for "The Man Who Walked Between the Towers," leaves readers in suspense as to whether the whale can in fact be saved, whether the task is too much for a child, and whether sparing an animal's life is worth risking the family's economic survival.
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Democrats say there is another reason Republicans favor the Intelligence Committee: Its work is conducted mainly behind closed doors, sparing Mr. Trump and his allies on Capitol Hill from a regular parade of witnesses swearing to tell the truth before sober-faced senators — all of it televised live on cable news and C-Span.
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There's a rich, metaphorical reading of Hereditary that treats everything that happens as a kind of empathetic tale of a mother who finally has enough and takes her own life and that of her husband (possibly sparing her son — but to a life in which he's accidentally killed his sister and seen both of his parents die).
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In 2008, an appeals court ruled in favor of the plaintiffs and against Cruz, and though Cruz and then-Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott (now the governor of Texas) considered appealing all the way to the US Supreme Court, they decided against it, sparing the world the image of Cruz talking about sex toys in the nation's highest court.
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Then the 1927 Mississippi River flood came along, and when the powers-that-be in New Orleans realized that the flood would most likely inundate the entire city unless drastic steps were taken, they dynamited the levee some 13 miles below the city, sparing the Big Easy by funneling the floodwaters into Plaquemines, and, in the process, devastating it.
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During her trial, Reali testified that Brian — with whom she began having an affair in May 1990, shortly after he dropped by her house to sell her life insurance — used a twisted interpretation of the Bible to brainwash her into believing that she would be carrying out the will of God by killing his wife and sparing her the pain of lupus.
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