My dad stayed behind because he didn't want to leave.
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But this man I came to know, he stayed behind.
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I stayed behind, assuming my teacher wanted to discuss schoolwork.
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But the dog stayed behind, lying motionless on the curb.
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Apparently unable to hear their cues, some candidates stayed behind.
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Her husband stayed behind to take care of his business.
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But I kept thinking about our friends who stayed behind.
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She never appeared on TV; always stayed behind the scenes.
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Nokhcho's partner stayed behind to continue caring for their grandmother.
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But she stayed behind bars at Rikers for five days.
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Many of those who stayed behind endured harassment and abuse.
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Williamson stayed behind to undergo further testing on the knee.
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I called my wife, who had stayed behind in Jakarta.
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My mom stayed behind in the car as she wasn't hungry.
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Meanwhile, a skeleton crew stayed behind to empty the rec center.
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He had stayed behind at the team hotel for Game 3.
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Only his brother stayed behind, choosing to fight instead of fleeing.
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She left with their three daughters, but her husband stayed behind.
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"The best were first to go," says one who stayed behind.
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Millions of Syrians who stayed behind have been maimed or traumatised.
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Some of his Pittsburgh team later joined him, others stayed behind.
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These oxlike men are descendants of those who always stayed behind.
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Her husband, a surgical resident, stayed behind to finish his training.
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Michael Collins stayed behind in lunar orbit as command module pilot.
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She stayed behind, doing whatever she could to make a buck.
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Mr. Narinedatt stayed behind in Guyana with their son, Afthab, 22017.
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So they left, and other people stayed behind and were killed.
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I stayed behind him for a few paces, chuckling to myself.
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Homeless people stayed behind, along with some Catholic sisters and others.
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His relatives who stayed behind would later perish in the Holocaust.
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Castro, along with a couple other members, stayed behind to help.
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Did some men staff the killing centers while others stayed behind?
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Only his father accompanied him; his mother stayed behind to work.
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She left with a group while her husband stayed behind to fight.
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Her son stayed behind, she said, hoping to tend to some cattle.
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Those who stayed behind met the fate of Khalaf and her family.
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The crew stayed behind; I just had a handheld camera with me.
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Those who stayed behind did not even make it to the camps.
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It can only be borrowed from the ghosts that have stayed behind.
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Idrisa, 15, has no way of contacting his friends who stayed behind.
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Her son, sister and nephews stayed behind in another apartment, she said.
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Many of the Rohingya who stayed behind say conditions are growing intolerable.
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One policeman thought that the bathroom was suspicious, so he stayed behind.
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Most of Zell&aposs family that stayed behind died in concentration camps.
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This is not the first time Trump has stayed behind closed doors.
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He stayed behind when executives at Liberty decided he had commercial potential.
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Many of those who stayed behind would be murdered during the Holocaust.
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Two women reportedly stayed behind to finish their drinks while ignoring wait staff.
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Savannah State stayed behind the 221-point line for most of the game.
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I'd always stay with the ones who stayed behind, because that's even harder.
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But at all our screenings, people stayed behind and talked about the movie.
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Instead, the mom of one stayed behind in Los Angeles with her family.
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First responders such as Brittany Fowler stayed behind and waited for the storm.
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Before social media connected billions of people, bad behavior stayed behind closed doors.
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Jeffrey was among the few who stayed behind to keep city hall open.
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Many refugees stayed behind without food and water because services were shut off.
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The desert became a base, mostly for foreign fighters, while Iraqis stayed behind.
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Virginia Woolf's writing desk, a star of the collection, stayed behind at Duke.
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Others stayed behind, joyful but anxious about whether their girls had been liberated.
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The brigade, using their knowledge of the land, stayed behind while others evacuated.
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I stayed behind to observe, quietly taking photos and video on my cellphone.
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A contingent of protesters stayed behind after the clash with police had ended.
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His father, Tony Ngiu, 73, stayed behind, unable to muster the necessary funds.
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Her son stayed behind in Florida, often running into trouble with the authorities.
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Some of Tekashi's crew stayed behind and for some reason insisted on entering.
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Dianne Feinstein (CA), Patrick Leahy (VT) and Cory Booker (NJ) stayed behind, however.
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Bond said he left while his minister stayed behind and talked to the manager.
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Forty-six of those residents who stayed behind are still unaccounted for, Cathey said.
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Washington's father, Rickey, a saxophonist and flutist, was one of those who stayed behind.
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Reserve guard Jonathon Simmons stayed behind at the team hotel due to an illness.
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Mary responded and tried to explain why some members of her party stayed behind.
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Mr. Naulings figured Mr. Justice had stayed behind and was in the men's bathroom.
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A few policemen had stayed behind, and she approached them, with one hand raised.
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She moved in July 2014 while her husband stayed behind to sell their house.
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He and a skeleton crew of six people stayed behind to run the station.
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When Cleveland and Drake left town, Shannon stayed behind to clean out their apartment.
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His colleagues in the office had stayed behind to have lunch at their desks.
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Now, some West Virginia Republicans are encouraging conservative counties that stayed behind to leave.
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Fortunately, authorities said the crew that stayed behind to protect the property was safe.
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The CEO of his company told everyone to go on ahead, and he stayed behind.
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But hundreds stayed behind, leaving the arrival hall dotted with the protesters' signature black shirts.
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Many who stayed behind were sleeping in campers or other vehicles, out of harm's way.
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Competitors and coaches have stayed behind at almost every Olympics since the second world war.
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And when Australia hosted the Commonwealth games in 2006, at least 40 participants stayed behind.
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Guy relocated with her across the pond while the other, Bogart, stayed behind with friends.
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He said he feared he would have starved or been killed had he stayed behind.
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The husband stayed behind, deciding it was too risky to try to escape with them.
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A few dozen more stayed behind and were arrested for blocking continuation of the project.
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He also found Alaa's mother's corpse; she had stayed behind, too frail to run away.
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He stayed behind in Czechoslovakia and survived capture and imprisonment for his anti-Nazi activities.
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Hundreds stayed behind to chant anti-Venky's chants after Sunday's 3-1 victory at Brentford.
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Many people left villages to seek help, and those who stayed behind felt the pinch.
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It was after that that the woman who stayed behind was allegedly raped, police said.
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His wife and stepdaughter stayed behind as they waited for their visas to be processed.
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During the shooting, she called her husband, who had stayed behind in their hotel room.
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Instead, Pence stayed behind to hold a nationally televised press conference to try reassuring Americans.
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In Sand Banks, a community of about 350, nearly half the residents had stayed behind.
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The women said they stayed behind in the belief the military would burn down empty homes.
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Dean stayed behind for two more hours trying to save their home, but had to escape.
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Bond said he left the establishment while his friends stayed behind and spoke to the manager.
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Mr. Carillas, unable to rouse himself, stayed behind while the others tumbled into a ravine below.
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When we spoke on Wednesday afternoon, Eggleston had stayed behind — at least, for the time being.
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His eldest sons stayed behind in West Des Moines, where Mr. Trump's state campaign headquarters is.
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For those who stayed behind, the psychological pressure is even more crippling than the physical entrapment.
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Simpson stayed behind to watch surveillance monitors, hoping to catch the two walking into the bathroom.
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"I'm fine," Weaver assured afterward, quickly turning his attention to Shoemaker, who stayed behind in Seattle.
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Melissa Work's brother-in-law stayed behind to work on the last four palettes of sod.
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Her 5-month-old son, Gannon, stayed behind in the car and the blistering Florida sun.
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While the other dogs and his owner escaped to safety, Pete stayed behind to protect them.
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He was covered in the blood of another woman who had stayed behind to hide there.
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People were filing out of their seats, and one man stayed behind to talk to me.
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Instead, Woody stayed behind with Bo Peep and her friends, which I disagree with 100 percent.
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Mitchell stayed behind in his kayak to search for his brother until the rescue team arrived.
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But the export of pimento wood was banned, and the richness of jerk flavor stayed behind.
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Alicia was 16 at the time and stayed behind with her grandmother to finish high school.
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But my sister was a senior in high school; she stayed behind to finish the year.
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Kerr stayed behind at the team hotel for Saturday night's Game 3 at Portland's Moda Center.
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She stayed behind, in her grandfather's care, until she made the same journey nine years later.
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But what would happen if they stayed behind, with no parents left to care for them?
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Ms. Wilson stayed behind with her mother, who has severe health problems and cannot walk far.
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Mr. Fang's wife, who stayed behind in Dongguan, "doesn't feel very happy about being apart," he said.
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She stayed behind the camera for the clip — which may or may not give you a seizure.
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Some of the onlookers fled the scene after this, but some stayed behind to confront the police.
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They stayed behind in Iowa while Mr. Trump flew to New Hampshire for a rally on Friday.
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George and Charlotte stayed behind in Victoria, where the family is based during their eight-day trip.
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But White's youngest son, Little Vic stayed behind in New Iberia to be with his young daughter.
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Prince George stayed behind for school, but 20-month-old Charlotte joined her mom on the trip.
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One of the rangers accompanied the child to the United States, while Sibomana's widowed father stayed behind.
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So these shifting dynamics and the people who stayed behind felt like their neighborhood was being invaded.
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The group gathered to depart for the RNC building, but Diez and her daughter, Chasely, stayed behind.
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As Golovkin stayed behind flicking straight blows and put out tremendous volume, Canelo's task was very dificult.
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A small group of worshipers stayed behind, holding a nonviolent demonstration, facing a line of Israeli police.
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Despite mandatory evacuation orders, Castro stayed behind to protect his Lake Elsinore home from looters, he said.
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At episode four, two thirds of the contestants went out for filming, and the rest stayed behind.
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Her husband stayed behind and, in 1996, he was assassinated in the night — shot in the back.
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Though most players moved forward, enough stayed behind for Jagex to keep RuneScape Classic around—even today.
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Children stayed behind in border custody while their parents were taken to federal court for criminal proceedings.
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The couple stayed behind, partly because of the overblown concerns that preceded Hurricane Irene the year before.
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Other scenes monitor her resulting long-distance relationship with Or Schraiber, her Israeli boyfriend, who'd stayed behind.
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An off-duty officer with the San Francisco Police Department, he stayed behind to try to help.
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" She added later: "A group of agitators stayed behind, apparently intent on breaking windows and destroying property.
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A skeleton crew stayed behind at Patagonia, putting out spot fires as they flared up on campus.
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Afterward, supporters stayed behind, describing their surprise that so many liberals had come out of the woodwork.
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When Trump flew to Germany for the G20 summit, Priebus stayed behind to work on health care.
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But rather than run straight to the locker rooms, they stayed behind to chat with the instructors.
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A gunshot scattered most of the fighters, but a few of them stayed behind to play football.
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After capsizing twice, Pintard stayed behind, able to float over to a spot where he could stand.
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His cofounder Matt Caywood stayed behind, so the pair could build out teams in their respective cities.
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Zucker stayed behind for a photo shoot with Trump for CNN's coffee-table book on the election.
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In 2016, her husband and two children left the Chinese region for neighboring Kazakhstan, but Sauytbay stayed behind.
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Witnesses and protesters reported that participants were mostly peaceful and stayed behind barricades within the protest zone throughout.
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A few residents who stayed behind rode around on bikes, or shuffled by with gas cans for generators.
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" Rose stayed behind to clean up the gore in the bathroom because "that's just what [she's] always done.
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Also released by Iran were Iranian-American Nosratollah Khosravi-Roodsari, who stayed behind, and American student Matthew Trevithick.
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Chapin says his wife left, but he stayed behind to hose down the roof, gutters and fallen leaves.
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The women and children left first, followed by the men who'd stayed behind hoping that ISIS wouldn't invade.
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Trump's oldest son, Donald Jr., stayed behind in New York City to spend the holiday with this kids.
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"Had I stayed behind in my village, my family would have been starving," the 45-year-old said.
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Her partner and the father of their children, Carlos Ramirez, stayed behind in Queens to support the family.
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The contestants who stayed behind started to pay attention, wondering why we were so close to each other.
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But she stayed behind in Vienna, living in the three-story home her husband had built in 1911.
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A worker born in Yemen makes more than 2434 times as much as his counterpart who stayed behind.
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Some doctors who stayed behind aligned with the regime, growing wealthy and leapfrogging over colleagues for top jobs.
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Others said they stayed behind, hosing down their homes in the hopes of saving their property from destruction.
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Instead, he stayed behind to help transport Car Ride clients to evacuation centers for individuals with special needs.
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Some residents who had stayed behind gathered on a hill above Oroville Dam and watched the scene below.
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Their wives stayed behind, planning a more intimate trip to the grave with candles for the next day.
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The patient, who told me his only drug use was alcohol, stayed behind, eager to get out of there.
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The people who stayed behind, she says, avoided going to the store; some stopped sending their children to school.
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Only a handful of reporters stayed behind to witness Spencer's most spectacular performance, at the end of the night.
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Who will move into their homes, take on their responsibilities and become new neighbors to those who stayed behind?
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Also on the desk is a photograph of his wife and three children, who stayed behind in New York.
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As the entire community of Agoura Hills was forced to evacuate, Gonzalez stayed behind -- after authorities gave him permission.
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After everyone else filed out of the room, the three highest-ranking officers stayed behind to make a call.
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"My family left for Sanaa yesterday but I stayed behind alone to protect our home from looters," he said.
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A handful of residents who initially stayed behind rather than heed evacuation orders were airlifted by helicopter on Sunday.
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Rescue teams like the Federal Emergency Management Agency crew from Los Angeles checked on those who had stayed behind.
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Most of the 60 workers were sent home on Friday; only a "ride-out" crew of 11 stayed behind.
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Even though the soldiers had gone, more than 13,000 civilian employees of the US Department of Defense stayed behind.
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While towns along the coast declared either mandatory or optional evacuations, some residents stayed behind in the affected areas.
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While Sebastian, 22018, said he now feels safe, he worries constantly about the fate of friends who stayed behind.
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Others had stayed behind, even as Australian officials across three states urged anyone who could leave to do so.
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When roommates headed up to the roof to have a few beers, I stayed behind in the living room.
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No one came Those who stayed behind gave harrowing accounts of getting trapped in their homes surrounded by water.
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After O'Rourke left, Norm Sterzenbach, the veteran strategist who marshaled O'Rourke's operation in Iowa, stayed behind, removing campaign signs.
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Volunteers loaded surfboards and paddleboards with food, water, flashlights, and shovels and swam them to residents who had stayed behind.
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As tensions increased at home, Rudolf was called to join the war effort; Adi stayed behind to run the factory.
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And although Alexander stayed behind at the family's new home, they couldn't help but show off their own baby joy!
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She was born in the U.S. and stayed behind, having to depend on other families to take care of her.
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As the one who stayed behind, it would have been easy to show her faith as forced, her marriage imposed.
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Qais Book, a Kurdish blogger and social media consultant who lives in Kirkuk, stayed behind as others fled on Monday.
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They are energetic, colorful, fun AND they stayed behind after the game to clean up their section of the stadium.
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In "Watchman," she's left the Deep South but hasn't figured out what to do about the people who stayed behind.
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The Phillips family stayed behind, along with Ms. Rain, who stood silently in front of the family as they wept.
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It was as if Nicole were floating away on a life raft, while Shannon stayed behind on a sinking ship.
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Still, a group of people stayed behind, at the edge of the forest, because they were neither men nor women.
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In 2012, I was forced to leave Egypt for the United States, while my twins, Adam and Farida, stayed behind.
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Senators left those meetings shortly after noon to attend their caucus lunches while staff members stayed behind to draft language.
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At the start, she stayed behind the camera and thought, for a while, that styling might be her future career.
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The Spurs were without Kawhi Leonard, who stayed behind at the team hotel to attend to his sprained left ankle.
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While most of the city has cleared out under Florida Governor Rick Scott's strict request, some residents have stayed behind.
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Or should one have stayed behind to burn the Army of the Dead while the other chased the undead dragon?
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Although Florida issued a mandatory evacuation order in many of the coastal cities, some stayed behind to ride out the storm.
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"My wife went out there and she was like, this is great," Barlow says, having stayed behind while she began scouting.
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All the know-how and infrastructure are going to flow from states that got in early to those that stayed behind.
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The rest of the team left the country Saturday, but the three players stayed behind as the charges were being investigated.
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Once at the hotel room, Thomas told Variety, he sent his daughter home and Thomas stayed behind waiting for her mom.
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He stayed behind in Khartoum, and once more with the dubious assistance of human traffickers, the expectant mother went to Tripoli.
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Trump said she and son Barron, 12, stayed behind so he could finish up the school year in New York City.
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Clinton stayed behind and volunteered to protect the homes from violently erupting volcanic fissures just a stone's throw from the property.
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Cox stayed behind with fellow meteorologist Shane Hinton until they were the last two in the building, The Weather Channel reported.
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Every single engineer aboard the Titanic perished — they all stayed behind to keep the ship's power running until the very end.
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Walmart stayed behind to lurk in the shadows and keep us waiting — and then naturally, dropped the ad scan at midnight.
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While women and children were evacuated, 20-year-old Narimani and many other young men stayed behind to protect their houses.
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But once Jason began traveling for tournaments, his father made most of those trips, while his mother stayed behind to work.
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Megan: I followed Restina outside, along with our local fixer, while Kassie stayed behind in the clinic with her camera rolling.
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He saw a cable line down and recalled the voices of friends who warned he'd be electrocuted if he stayed behind.
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Mr. Smith mostly stayed behind the scenes after his marriage to Ann-Margret, whom he began dating in the mid-1960s.
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Moshe had left the store to pray next door just minutes before the shooting began, but Mindy stayed behind to work.
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But he stayed behind with his trusty nanny as his parents set off for a day of events in Cape Town.
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Judge Llarena made clear that he did not want Mr. Puigdemont prosecuted for lesser crimes than those who had stayed behind.
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The insurance companies that stayed behind realized they'd have to charge higher premiums in order to cover their members' medical bills.
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Eight of Puigdemont's allies stayed behind in Spain and have been detained on similar accusations to the ones the deposed leader faces.
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I thought the death threats and the racism, like my few permanent possessions, had stayed behind in Guatemala, rooted to that land.
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Those who had stayed behind in the area had gathered at the Turkish military position in the town of Morek, it said.
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Cape Canaveral Mayor Bob Hoog said he has evacuated his city and despite multiple pleas to leave, several people have stayed behind.
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Authorities said a homeowner who stayed behind flagged down an officer after he noticed evidence that people had been in his house.
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Authorities say a homeowner who stayed behind flagged down an officer after he noticed evidence that people had been in his house.
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Warssama's mother, unable to leave Somalia due to age, stayed behind, as did one of his sisters to take care of her.
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One of its air traffic controllers, Anthonius Gunawan Agung, had stayed behind to ensure a flight he'd cleared for departure took off.
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One of the town's remaining residents, told Cracked in 2017 that tourists cause a lot of frustration for those who stayed behind.
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The hospital closed that year, though a small group of employees from the state's Department of Health and Human Services stayed behind.
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She stayed behind, gathering two of her young children and a grandchild so they could make a run for the Cameroonian border.
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Half of our group took one for the team and left the table, while I stayed behind with two of my friends.
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Police officers on Monday went door to door on the island, checking on residents who stayed behind to ride out the storm.
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When his family decided to return to China, he stayed behind to pursue a business degree at Far Eastern University in Manila.
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He saw a downed cable and remembered the voices of friends who had warned him he'd be electrocuted if he stayed behind.
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His wife, Kim, had planned on going to the outing on Saturday, but stayed behind after falling ill while babysitting her niece.
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Others, the weariest and most infirm, have stayed behind, most with hopes of catching up to the larger group at some point.
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While Cardi and her loved ones extensively documented the twerking-filled trip, there was one downside of the trip: Kulture stayed behind.
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As the swaying and shaking became more violent, most people started to run; the ones who stayed behind got under their desks.
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As the train departed Dandong, the footage shows the other Chinese officials who stayed behind waving to Kim -- and Kim waving back.
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McBeath-Riley, meanwhile, stayed behind with the group's blue Staffordshire terrier, Raya, as the dog would not have survived the long trip.
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He stayed behind to make sure a passenger airplane safely took off, according to AirNav Indonesia, the agency that oversees aircraft navigation.
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As his colleagues evacuated the building for safety, Agung stayed behind to ensure that a Batik Air flight had taken off safely.
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He stayed behind, unsure when he would see them again, but certain that if he tried to flee, he would be arrested.
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Australians stand up to Islamophobia with #illridewithyou "(After the attack) the imam continued to lead the prayers and everyone stayed behind," he said.
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But it was Pica, then 18, who stayed behind bars: He was sentenced to 24 years in prison after pleading guilty to manslaughter.
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Most of the facility's personnel were ordered to evacuate on Monday, but a group stayed behind to monitor the base during the storm.
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Tens of thousands of other civilians have stayed behind to accept state rule, and tens of thousands more have fled across the frontline.
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He fled Mosul with his wife but his mother stayed behind and died in a hospital 10 days before Iraqi forces recaptured it.
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Most of this precious liquid escaped into space, but some of it stayed behind, transforming into ice and settling beneath the rocky surface.
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When the Northern Jewish Kingdom was exiled to Babylon by the Assyrian King Sargon II in 20023 BCE, the Samaritan people stayed behind.
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He was pulled off a bus in 2008, by the paramilitaries who stayed behind to control the local drug trade and protection rackets.
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The two-man team stayed behind to continue their broadcast until they were forced to leave in the middle of their hurricane coverage.
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Her brother had stayed behind to ride out the storm and had sent Vega pictures of what was left of her family's house.
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Trump stayed behind in Washington to deal with the shutdown, even as his family left for his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida.
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During the Army's incursion this past February, the men in this suburb sent their families away and stayed behind to protect their homes.
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Although Japan was defeated and officially left Vietnam in 1945, some soldiers stayed behind until 1954–55, when their government demanded their return.
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Though Priebus initially accompanied Trump on all of his trips, he stayed behind in Washington more often at the end of his tenure.
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While Bruno departed his hotel to the airport, to evaporate into a new locale, Falk stayed behind to settle affairs and collect debts.
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Prefectural officials said about a dozen students stayed behind because they lacked the confidence or the equipment to move through the deep snow.
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There isn't one black America, but two: The children of the Great Migration and the children of those who stayed behind in the South.
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Trump — a notoriously private person — stayed behind Friday when President Trump and several family members went to the Camp David retreat for the weekend.
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Trump – a notoriously private person – stayed behind Friday when President Trump and several family members went to the Camp David retreat for the weekend.
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Melania, 47, stayed behind with her 603-year-old son Barron, to spend his spring break at Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida.
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If that's the case, it's worth wondering what Gilead will do to the Marthas who betrayed their ranks...or to June, who stayed behind.
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The 24-year-old said she stayed behind with her daughter because they didn't have enough money for everyone to make the journey north.
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Hernandez, then 23 and starting her first job, stayed behind in Phoenix, while her parents and youngest siblings moved within a matter of days.
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So Susan, Grace Anne, and Emma Rae climbed into another canoe, and Phil stayed behind to look after the animals and help other families.
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Nahdi's great aunt—his grandmother's sister who stayed behind—had died years earlier, but left behind a bike that the man had held onto.
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Rather, he ran outside to a friend to get help while Phillips stayed behind to try to put out the fire with his shirt.
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Other less well-known members of her legal team like Muhammad Aman Ullah, who has stayed behind in Pakistan, is fearful for his life.
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Rebels accuse the pro-government forces of carrying out summary executions of scores of youths who stayed behind, and say looting has been rampant.
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So the cat stayed behind at the apartment of Ms. H's mother in Manhattan, where Ms. H had sought refuge from an abusive boyfriend.
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So did I. When our forces wrote off California, when they left to salvage what they could in Oregon and Washington, we stayed behind.
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Some of his colleagues stayed behind another week and unearthed their biggest treasure: an 840-gram fragment about the size of a tennis ball.
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Halberstadt didn't see much of his father after moving to the United States during the Reagan-era Cold War while his father stayed behind.
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Robert Tuck, Mr. Godbout's grandson, said that Mr. Godbout had stayed behind as his wife and relatives fled, probably to save his three cats.
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Last October, at age 67, he and my husband, Jorge, traveled together to Oaxaca while my 5-year-old daughter and I stayed behind.
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They hunt through the social media feeds of friends who stayed behind, looking for clues on whether a neighbor's home was wrecked or spared.
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He left and my mother, Rosy, who was 20, and their six-month-old daughter stayed behind until he could arrange for their accommodation.
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Harry stayed behind in Britain, where plans are reportedly underway for senior royal officials to meet and formulate a strategy for how to proceed.
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Ms. Zambello stayed behind to lead an evening class for the fledgling inmates' theater group, which is being called Third Prison from the Sun.
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Cincinnati had hoped for greater production from Sample, but he stayed behind fellow tight ends Tyler Eifert and C.J. Uzomah on the depth chart.
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Our group consisted of about 20 people, led by two tour guides: one of them walked ahead of us, while the other stayed behind.
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Ambassador Sondland, who was to fly out that afternoon, stayed behind to have a meeting with Andriy Yermak, a top aide to President Zelenskyy.
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She instructed them to make their way to a refugee camp in Kenya while she stayed behind to care for her other small children.
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Tibbetts, a 6120-year-old rising sophomore at the University of Iowa, stayed behind in Brooklyn at Jack's house, to dog-sit, he told ABC.
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For the past several months, Mom has stayed behind the scenes bonding with the cubs, but now the whole family is ready to show off.
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Swaney was supposed to go horseback riding with a group on Thursday, but stayed behind to do yoga by the river, according to the station.
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About 50 stayed behind, most in Sana'a, the Jewish Agency said, choosing to stay in a country that no longer has a significant Jewish community.
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None of her friends and classmates has ended up in Yola — she heard that some have relocated to a different state and others stayed behind.
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Eventually, Mohsen decided to join him in Germany, together with a younger son, while his wife and the two other children stayed behind in Turkey.
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Planes that could not make the flight inland were secured in hangars and a small "ride out element" of airmen stayed behind during the hurricane.
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And then she released them, to make their way to the locker room, to receive the congratulations of the loved ones who had stayed behind.
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When Corporal Duncan went off to patrol on one recent workday and Tulo stayed behind, the bored dog retaliated by demolishing a full trash bin.
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"What we are doing is helping our friends," said Candace Bowen, a Malibu resident who defied the evacuation order and stayed behind to help others.
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Other residents have stayed behind because they are worried about looters, concerned that they would return to find "their back doors kicked in," he said.
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Jordan Bridges, 29, evacuated with his mother and siblings ahead of Katrina to a friend's place near Washington, D.C. His father stayed behind to work.
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After the meeting, Mr. Mattis flew to Amman, Jordan, while Mr. McGurk and Mr. Silliman stayed behind to continue late-night talks with Kurdish officials.
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Mr. Martins said the project announced on Thursday aimed to replace the "ugly" metal barriers and temporary buildings that stayed behind after the tournament ended.
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While Harry traveled to Colo-i-Suva Forest Park on Wednesday, local time, Meghan stayed behind to have morning tea at the British High Commissioner's Residence.
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In case the family was arrested, Le's father stayed behind with the agreement that he would get the family released if they ended up in jail.
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Mt Rinjani National Park authorities sent search teams on Wednesday to find and evacuate tourists and visitors who may have stayed behind from the exclusion area.
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Look at how Josh Donaldson's career took off when he stopped catching, I don't know if that would have happened if he stayed behind the plate.
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Its opponents landed their best blow by arguing all these bus lines and light rail wouldn't actually cut traffic for everyone who stayed behind the wheel.
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Shah said that Kelly stayed behind in Washington "to work on immigration reform" as the White House plans to release its legislative framework early next week.
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The first lady – a notoriously private person – stayed behind Friday when President Trump and several family members went to the Camp David retreat for the weekend.
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"My family left for Sanaa yesterday but I stayed behind alone to protect our home from looters," said Mohammed Abdullah, an employee of the Houthi administration.
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When the train came to a stop at the Hollywood Transit Center, terrified passengers fled, but some stayed behind to tend to the victims, he said.
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But one player, pitcher Ty Koehn, stayed behind to hug the batter he'd just struck out — Jack Kocon, who also happens to be his childhood friend.
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Trump returned to the White House on Sunday but a White House spokeswoman said Melania stayed behind as is her tradition during their son's school holiday.
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The Majids made it through Europe to safety in a tiny settlement, with thoughts of family members who stayed behind and the mother country they left.
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Derick Hughes II stayed behind at his property in Nice, California, where he ran sprinklers on his roof and removed yard plants that could catch fire.
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On a July afternoon in 24, Mr. Terrell's relatives invited the boys to go swimming, but he stayed behind to care for his two younger brothers.
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Dr. Wright said three people had left his group since it started, including the fraternity brother who had brought him in, but their money stayed behind.
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Bain has been in the states since at least 213, when he joined Sunrise Christian Academy's squad in Bel Aire, Kansas, but his family stayed behind.
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The first lady stayed behind in the family&aposs New York City penthouse with the couple&aposs teenage son Barron while he finished the school year.
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Without naming those who escaped from the apartment when police moved in, Dabiq said Belkaid stayed behind to hold off Belgian and French officers, wounding several.
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Our family's journey as refugees started in January 2012, when my children, grandchildren, and I fled Daraa for Jordan; my husband, Mohamad, stayed behind in Syria.
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This was back when the trade routes took a long time to follow, so plenty of Portuguese seamen stayed behind, marrying local women and throwing huge parties.
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Last November, the first lady stayed behind in Beijing after her husband departed for Vietnam during their joint trip to Asia so she could visit the zoo.
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The father stayed behind because of his own disability but also because the grandmother is too old to travel and can't care for herself, SPCA International said.
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The military base, located 12 miles east of Panama City, was evacuated on Monday, though a crew dedicated to monitoring the base through the storm stayed behind.
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People who stayed behind stocked up on supplies and boarded up windows, as there were numerous reports of county governments, schools, cruise lines and amusement parks closing.
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Markle allegedly stayed behind in the United States due to health issues, having suffered a heart attack shortly before he was scheduled to fly across the pond.
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"When I was two my mother left India to build a better life for us here in America while I stayed behind with my grandparents," she said.
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Now his wife and young child had evacuated, while he stayed behind to help church members board up their houses and locate spare rooms on higher ground.
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Froome, who stayed behind Porte in the final straight, extended his lead over Mollema (Trek-Segafredo) to 220:153 and compatriot Adam Yates (Orica) to 215:26.5.
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Most of the jurors stayed behind in the courtroom to speak to reporters after the verdict, as Officer Van Dyke, who is white, was booked into jail.
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Her 224-year-old son had stayed behind, sending dispatches as the waters invaded their neighborhood, before finally evacuating in chest-deep water with only a backpack.
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Takumi stayed behind with her the year before and they hung out, drank in the woods, and made candles — honestly, that sounds like the best Thanksgiving ever?
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They also forget what happened between them and Pennywise that one summer — except for Mike (Isaiah Mustafa), who's stayed behind in Derry and is the new librarian.
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Her parents and sister moved to Germany, but Amini, who was granted refugee status in Greece, stayed behind hoping to get her fledgling business off the ground.
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Trump, who was supposed to appear at the event, but stayed behind in Washington due to the government shutdown, thanked Wynn in a video recorded for attendees.
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She's not even certain if the people she calls her parents are really hers — they may simply be the ones who stayed behind when the hippies disbanded.
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While his wife and 4-month-old son stayed behind in Cape Town, Harry traveled to Botswana for the fourth day of his royal tour on Thursday.
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My father, a retired Army officer, often recalls being dismissed early from school to till a cotton field, while white children stayed behind and furthered their education.
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Their children, Paige and Henry, stayed behind in the United States, Paige by choice and Henry without realizing what was going on until it was too late.
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Trump stayed behind Friday when President Donald Trump, and family-- including his daughters, eldest son and son-in-law-- went to the Camp David retreat for the weekend.
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Many American expatriates left Paris at that time, but Wharton stayed behind, working on behalf of the hundreds of thousands of refugees who flooded across the French border.
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After the installation was completed, Lachazo's co-worker, David Gonzalez, stepped outside to call the office while Lachazo stayed behind to talk to Udell about the new appliances.
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I stayed behind with relatives who didn't want me, who treated me as a burden and made me feel even more unloved and unwanted than I already felt.
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As violence broke out when Luhansk and neighboring Donetsk rebelled against Kiev's pro-Western government in 282, many young people left, while the elderly stayed behind, said Walker.
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Murphy, Emori, and Raven stayed behind to collect tech they could use in the bunker, but the whole episode Emori is skeptical anyone will actually return for them.
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Jennifer stayed behind after the trip to continue looking, but says she never caught a glimpse of the dog who had formerly belonged to her own deceased mom.
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At the age of eight, Niloo, the protagonist of this poignant, agile novel, fled Iran with her mother and brother for the United States; her father stayed behind.
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As soon as she parked the car, the pair sprinted toward the playground with their ice cream while Perez stayed behind to check her scratch-off lottery tickets.
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When M.I.A. was ten, she moved to London with her mother and two siblings, while her father stayed behind, fighting a guerrilla war against the Sri Lankan government.
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My dad stayed behind as she took the children — then aged 4, 11 and 14 — to America as added cargo on a banana boat bound for New York.
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Though Hillary Clinton dominated Obama in most early polls, he consistently stayed behind her until eventually taking the lead in more than a few polls in February 2008.
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Ackley stayed behind Sunday night to have a magnetic resonance imaging test on his shoulder, and Girardi feared that Ackley might have to go on the disabled list.
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They returned to support the revolution, but with the rise of Ayatollah Khomeini, her father was forced to flee to America, while she and her mother stayed behind.
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On this trip, he visited relatives in Cuba who had stayed behind and showed video of his reunion with them when Tony Perez joined the broadcast by telephone.
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One of the reasons I got behind Hillary and stayed behind her, despite all the rhetoric about Bernie Sanders, was it reminded me far too much of 25.
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Gregg Allman, the one who stayed behind, took new drugs and shattered old paradigms, only to find himself no better off than he was when he started out.
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When the French were ousted from the country, Pirrotte stayed behind to open his own bakery and forever change the culinary landscape of Jalisco, Mexico with his bread.
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These officials said that if some of the women returned to the North, those who stayed behind could be branded as genuine defectors and their families could suffer.
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All they knew of them now came from occasional phone calls with family members who had stayed behind with boats to take part in the huge rescue operation.
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Harris Miller, 83, standing in the parking lot of the upscale Vintage Grocers in Malibu, its doors shuttered, said he had defied the evacuation order and stayed behind.
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Aguirre-Sacasa stayed behind to tone the "Sabrina" script, while some of the production staff headed over to Riverview Hospital, a former mental hospital where "Riverdale" sometimes shoots.
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Neil felt guilty for and hated the fact that we trained service members like Surge but then stayed behind while they were getting shot, blown up or killed.
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When the storm passes, he plans to go out on the streets on his bike or in his kayak and check up on elderly neighbors who stayed behind.
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The restrictions make information difficult to verify, but Reuters spoke to a dozen Rohingya still in central and northern Rakhine and refugees in Bangladesh with relatives who stayed behind.
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Nearly half of Santa Ana's men are working in the United States, residents estimated; many of those who stayed behind became police officers in Oaxaca City, 20 miles north.
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Meanwhile, Vice President Mike Pence stayed behind in D.C., where he has the delightful task of quietly weathering the onslaught of scoops regarding the Trump administration's interactions with Russia.
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It threatened 6,500 homes and forced school closures and evacuations, including one at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, where a few staff stayed behind to protect what they can.
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This time, Hashem's family stayed behind in Egypt, planning to join Hashem in Europe later, by means that would carry a lower risk of ending in a watery grave.
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Nobby (Baron Cohen) has stayed behind, living in what seems to be contented squalor in Northern England in Grimsby (a sign tells us it's the sister city to Chernobyl).
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And for those who stayed behind, picking through the splintered remains of their lives, moments of joy still possible, before they're lost again in this bleak and dusty scene.
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Instead of himself going to Las Vegas as he had planned, Kelly stayed behind to "manage" the Tillerson situation and try to control the fallout, according to multiple sources.
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It was left up to his mom, who had stayed behind after Park had preformed, to relay the news that he had been selected to travel to South Korea.
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On this day, after hugs for Mr. Herrou's Sudanese translator, who stayed behind, Mr. Herrou's group of 14 trudged down the mountain for the next leg of their journey.
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For those who stayed behind, however, the 30 years since the fall of the Wall have been a mix of impressive progress, often taken for granted, and sour disappointment.
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As for Khloé, 35, she and her 18-month-old daughter True stayed behind because the Good American mogul "felt like she was just too young" for the trip.
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Collins and his wife stayed behind, where other neighbors tended to their injuries and even broke a door to make a stretcher for his wife, according to his post.
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Among the men who had already left the camp, many said they felt guilty that they were not able to stand in solidarity with those who had stayed behind.
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As Kate Middleton and Prince William tackle their busy five-day royal tour in Pakistan, their children — Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis — have stayed behind in London.
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One of the mysteries of Friday night's drama was the fact that Trump stayed behind closed doors in the White House, and was not in the center of negotiations.
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After the death of Chief Milliken, a member of SEAL Team 6, Pentagon officials had first said that American advisers had stayed behind while Somalis carried out the raid.
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At one point,Robson's family embarked on a trip to the Grand Canyon, while he stayed behind with Jackson alone as the "sex stuff," as he puts it, occurred.
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When the Russians came two years ago, most of Jamala's family stayed behind, not wanting to leave the place they were allowed to return to in the late 1980s.
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When a Delta agent asked them to fill out a new set of paperwork for the pooch, Kroy stayed behind, planning to meet Kim and the kids at the gate.
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The Velasquez family constantly check their phones, looking for text updates from family who stayed behind in Florida and watching Instagram videos of the ongoing storm in the Miami area.
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The move to the new capital allowed the civil service to marginalise many crusty old hands, who stayed behind in the previous capital, and to promote young modernisers, who moved.
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Robert, who had been working with 12 new employees that morning, made sure they got into an elevator safely and then stayed behind to make sure everyone else had evacuated.
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Rescuers searching for bodies walked on the roofs of houses as if they were floors, digging down into buildings where they have found only corpses of those who stayed behind.
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Hazim stayed behind in Turkey with his two younger sisters, eventually earning enough money as a teacher in one of the refugee camps to pay for their journey into Greece.
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"The police wiped the floor with me," he said through a translator, explaining that he was dragged out of the room while Constantin stayed behind with some of the officers.
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Mr. Trump's daughter Ivanka Trump stayed behind to lobby senators, and she helped push for an expansion of the child tax credit that was added in the Senate Finance Committee.
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Because conditions in Yemen are chaotic, the Bush and the Obama administrations were reluctant to repatriate Yemeni detainees, so they stayed behind as others from more stable countries went home.
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They were teaching assistants for the class before the seminar, and it had run over, but Miller had left early while Wallace stayed behind to answer questions for the undergraduates.
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In a season as bland as 1984, isn't it more fun to wonder if Margaret helped Jingles with the Redwood massacre and then stayed behind as the perfect cover-up?
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After a 20-foot storm surge, the water burst in, stunning the six staffers who stayed behind to watch after the animals and forcing them to swim for their lives.
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Like most of the residents who stayed behind and are still living in dire conditions across Great Abaco Island, these people are undocumented Haitian immigrants, Medic Corps told NBC News.
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The five senators were so interested in the U.S.-Turkey relationship that they stayed behind after the more than hour-long private meeting to watch Trump's press conference with Erdogan.
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My grandfather changed his name shortly after leaving Pyongyang because he was scared the North Koreans would punish the relatives who stayed behind if they found out he had escaped.
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Thousands of Rohingya men were killed on the spot or rounded up by Myanmar's soldiers, and some others are believed to have stayed behind to join the Rohingya insurgent movement.
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Without an obvious hero scenario, Hotel Mumbai instead shifts the focus on the acts of heroism carried out by the Taj staff, many of whom stayed behind to protect foreign guests.
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A member of the North Carolina Task Force urban search and rescue team wades through a flooded neighborhood looking for residents who stayed behind in Fayetteville, North Carolina, on Sept. 212.
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While millions of Florida residents evacuated in advance of Hurricane Irma this weekend, many others stayed behind to make sure that the some of the state's more delicate animals stayed safe.
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When the water was rising fast last Friday, they sent the children to stay with their grandparents, while they stayed behind to try and rescue household items before the water rose.
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Tsikedi, dressed in a blue and white track suit with the name of her high school emblazoned on the front, has stayed behind to speak with me about sex and HIV.
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Caal stayed behind with family units and adults as a group of unaccompanied minors took the first transport out to a larger federal facility in Lordsburg, N.M., the CBP official said.
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As I wrote in a February column: There isn't one black America, but two: The children of the Great Migration and the children of those who stayed behind in the South.
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Most of them left to go out at some point in the evening, and when they returned they found a 21-year-old male who stayed behind facedown in the pool.
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She also stayed behind to care for her three dogs and two cats, but she took her mother and daughter to her aunt's house, which is nearby but a bit sturdier.
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At the camps, a whole generation of Rohingya men seems to be missing: They've either been killed or have stayed behind to protect their homes—or joined the ARSA to fight.
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In fact, 11 people were scheduled to join this year's procession, but two coffins stayed behind in the church, including a small white coffin that had been saved for a child.
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Fueled by a 20-foot storm surge, the water burst in, stunning the six staffers who stayed behind to watch after the animals and forcing them to swim for their lives.
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At center is the increasingly angry confrontation between the dead man's sons: one, a former Maoist soldier who returns home for the funeral; the other, a political opposite who stayed behind.
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The two top House Democrats then left, followed shortly afterward by Schumer, who had briefly stayed behind to press Defense Secretary Mark Esper about the fate of ISIS prisoners in Syria.
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Of the more than 1,000 congregants who filled New Faith's pews that snowy day, around 150 people — some who knew about the wedding in advance and some who didn't — stayed behind.
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He told me the local police in Mexico had robbed them, and everyone but him and another man had stayed behind in Mexico to save money so they could resume the trip.
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"If the flooding comes from the storm surge, we could have problems," said retiree Phil Auth, 76, who stayed behind on Hatteras Island on the Outer Banks, a string of barrier islands.
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LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - When Mohamed al-Khalaf escaped from Syria and won asylum in Luxembourg last year, his wife and children stayed behind in Raqqa, the hub of Islamic State's so-called Caliphate.
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The leaflet distributed at the Idomeni refugee camp on the Greek-Macedonian border on Monday morning also warned that those that stayed behind would soon be evicted and deported back to Turkey.
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One of them, Foued Mohamed-Aggad, stayed behind and later was one of the three-man team that killed 90 people at the Bataclan concert hall during the multiple attacks in Paris.
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"Only the elderly stayed behind, the parents of those who left, and over time they grew older and died," he said as he stumbled across rubble to reach his dilapidated former office.
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In Into the Inferno Herzog plays back a clip of the one islander that refused to leave, a farmer who stayed behind with his cat and belongings (ultimately, the volcano didn't erupt).
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He is aware of the ongoing Rohingya crisis in Myanmar, occasionally using a friend's phone to keep in touch with his sister and brother who stayed behind in their village in Rakhine.
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His father stayed behind in their hometown, San Francisco del Mar, in the state of Oaxaca, to continue working as the director of a primary school and, on weekends, as a farmer.
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She was now focused on Santiago, a new city, a new job, and with it the prospect of a life she hopes to make for herself and her family, who stayed behind.
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The one who stayed behind was Foued Mohamed-Aggad, who took part in the three-man team that killed 90 people at the Bataclan concert hall during the multiple attacks in Paris.
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Her stepmother, the first lady Melania Trump, stayed behind in Washington, and Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the former White House press secretary and a fixture of recent overseas trips, had just stepped down.
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Mr. Sanjeewe, who had stayed behind in Italy while the family was setting up in Sri Lanka, was frantic when neighbors in Negombo called and told him there had been a bombing.
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Members of Congress criticized him, and a few even withdrew their endorsements, but House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell ultimately stayed behind him, just as they do today.
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Those who stayed behind descended on supermarkets and pharmacies even as these were due to remain open under the sweeping restrictions on public life announced by President Emmanuel Macron late on Monday.
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He stayed behind, focusing on his piano playing for a year — "I did nothing else but just eat, sleep, drink, 10 to 19503 hours solo practicing a day" — before moving to Zurich.
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Photography paid obeisance with images of tracks surging into the distance while the landscape stayed behind, as in William H. Rau's photograph of Pennsylvania Railroad tracks by the Delaware River, circa 1893.
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They said a shelter had been established at a local high school and urged residents who stayed behind to cut their water usage so that firefighters have enough to douse the flames.
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She grabbed her cat, Lyra, and pointed a U-Haul toward Clearwater, a place that looked pretty in Google Images, while Seven stayed behind in California (he has since moved to Clearwater).
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While he kept his reggae 45s, most of the collection ended up either being sold or stayed behind at his parents' house, an experience that wasn't nearly as traumatic as one might expect.
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David Fry, 27, stayed behind for more than an hour and told supporters by phone he had not agreed with the other three to leave the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in eastern Oregon.
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Mark Lukan, who has lived in the area since 2004, stayed behind with his neighbor to continuously wet their homes behind Malibu High School as the fire roared down the hill toward them.
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Jeff Gant, who stayed behind in Texas when his family moved to Colorado in 2013, also told police that he'd been making biweekly deposits of $1,800 each into a bank account Turner controlled.
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Despite warnings from public officials, some residents have stayed behind or returned to their homes with flames still burning nearby, hoping to either save their houses or see if they survived the night.
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His family evacuated Saturday night, he said, but Jerry, a retired sales manager, stayed behind on East Shiloh Road in the house where they have lived for two decades for a single reason.
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The Socialist leader "saw the bulls and stayed behind the barrier, as he did yesterday, letting the others slug it out though he did venture into the ring a little more," he said.
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After yesterday's big day of royal fun, Prince George and Princess Charlotte stayed behind while their parents were greeted by drummers and Haida warrior paddlers for the canoe ride to the heritage center.
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He stayed behind the scenes and devised the strategy for the final days of the campaign that kept Trump on message and enabled him to upset Clinton in crucial states such as Michigan.
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When they left their country initially, her father stayed behind to fight for Palestine; he would join his wife and their children in the Dahiya six months after they made the initial journey.
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Drea and Rebecca are in a Land Rover that has stayed behind at sunset on an excursion, and it breaks down with zebras on one side and lionesses with cubs on the other.
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After all the names were read and the crowds started to disperse, Yvonne Davis Rogers, 52, stayed behind to spend a quiet moment at a reflecting pool, where her brother's name is engraved.
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Fire is even tied to the rise of patriarchy — by allowing men to go out hunting while women stayed behind to cook by the fire, it spawned gender norms that still exist today.
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Officer Moloney and a second officer left with the man to process the arrest, prosecutors said, but about 15 minutes later a sergeant who had stayed behind told the officers to come back.
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"If the leaders had stayed behind the level of brutality would have been minimized, but I think they want people to be beaten because they want to make a political statement," Mwangi said.
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They noted that neither Ms. Thomasson nor the Kerry aide was dressed in black tie for the ball, and that both stayed behind with the ambassador after other guests left for the event.
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Part of the challenge for me living in Iran was that my entire family, other than my mom and dad and brother, basically had left and fled the country, and we stayed behind.
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The school, facing dwindling enrollment and financial problems, moved from Massachusetts to Connecticut last spring to join with Yale Divinity School, but the controversial collection stayed behind after Yale declined to house it.
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Many senior Warren staffers stayed behind in the drafty historic church and got in Warren's "selfie" line to take a picture with their boss and celebrate the one-year anniversary of the campaign.
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" When the National Guard ordered Ms. Knevals to leave her students on that first morning of the riots, she remembers the teachers who stayed behind saying, "'No worry, we'll take care of them.
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I knew that he was sent to Occupied France in the next war, to work as a schoolteacher in a village in Alsace, while his wife and four children stayed behind in Germany.
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At the end of each day in court, I stayed behind and waited to meet with Jeffrey A. Lavender, a security officer whose job is to make sure no classified information gets out.
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Since then, he has sent money to his wife and three children who stayed behind in La Colonia, a rural town in central Honduras dominated by cultivation of coffee, the country's top agricultural export.
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The Titanic's lights only went out when she finally went under, due to the tireless efforts of the ship's engineers, who stayed behind to keep the electricity and pumps running while the ship sank.
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According to the documents, Mr. Ramírez del Cid was one of the three who stayed behind the night before the antidrug czar was killed in 2009 to place the call to the drug lord.
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Manfort was shadow-managing the Opposition Bloc's nominal campaign, but Lyovochkin, who left Yanukovich's side when authorities used violence against the Maidan protesters in early 2014, had stayed behind as Yanukovich fled to Russia.
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And he stayed behind in Florence, whereas in 1508 Raphael went to Rome to the Vatican to paint highly innovative frescoes, and Michelangelo was called to the Vatican, too, to paint the Sistine Chapel.
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The two have been attending school in Saudi Arabia and could have stayed behind for that reason, but their apparent absence was an obstacle to ending concerns that Mr. Hariri was not acting freely.
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The family lost their home in West New York, N.J., in 2010, and Mr. Tolk stayed behind while his wife moved west to be closer to their sons, Andrew and Prescott, Andrew Tolk said.
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This was the scene discovered by Ms. Ellman-Larsen, who stayed behind to help Ms. Zahan collect herself after the neighbors had dispersed (her husband, too, had disappeared at some point during the chaos).
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Those who stayed behind, he adds, made their opinions clear when they quickly embraced the West after the regime, confronting the failures of its iron rule, finally relaxed its grip in the late 1980s.
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Picking their way through ruined and waterlogged streets, rescue officials searched on Monday through neighborhoods on Marco Island, checking in on people who stayed behind during the storm, which made landfall there on Sunday.
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Even as scores of journalists were fleeing Burundi in 2015, Tabitha Mukamusoni, 33, a stringer for Voice of America, stayed behind to cover the mounting violence, despite repeated threats from the militias, she said.
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On Sunday, a forest fire prompted authorities to evacuate thousands of residents from Vina del Mar on central Chile's Pacific coast, as firefighters and some residents who stayed behind worked frantically to control the flames.
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Most civilians have long since fled the Yarmouk camp, once the largest in Syria for Palestinian refugees, but enough have stayed behind that the United Nations has called on the warring parties to spare civilians.
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The Duchess of Sussex held Archie in her arms as they got off the plane, but so far he has stayed behind with his trusted nanny as his parents kicked off their busy tour schedule.
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Hollywood itself was also changed, the documentary "Five Came Back" shows, bringing a new realism to way the war was depicted in the movies and its effects on those who served and those who stayed behind.
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With rumors still swirling about why she left, and what she's been up to since, Ronit temporarily moves in with childhood friends Dovid (Alessandro Nivola) and Esti (Rachel McAdams), who stayed behind and have since married.
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LOS ANGELES – An intentionally set wildfire grew perilously close to homes in Southern California on Thursday as evacuation orders expanded to more than 20,000 residents, though some homeowners stayed behind to fend off the flames themselves.
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We begin now in Bonnie's room, greeted by all our beloved toys — minus Toy Story 3 standout Barbie, who stayed behind at said day care to transition it into a better, fairer place for all toys.
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She left the park before the incident that led to the boy's death, Pettey said in a telephone interview, adding that relatives of hers who stayed behind at the park had seen blood on the slide.
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During breaks, when the other American teachers left for places near or far—Istanbul, Tangier, St. Petersburg—I stayed behind; I didn't want to travel, I said, I wanted to be settled in a single place.
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A restaurant owner in Pyeongtaek, South Korea, who fled the North several years ago, said she sent the equivalent of $5,000 a year to her mother, husband and school-age son who stayed behind in Pyongyang.
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Representatives Steve Scalise of Louisiana, Mark Meadows of North Carolina and Greg Pence of Indiana, among others, stayed behind after Mr. Trump's rally on Monday night and made diner visits and talked with local news media.
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When his family moved to the newly formed state of Israel in 0003, Cohen stayed behind in Egypt and helped establish a channel for smuggling Egyptian Jews to Israel alongside Avraham Dar, a renowned Mossad officer.
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However, referees reviewed the play, and slow-motion replays showed Mahomes actually stayed behind the line with a clever toe drag, much like a wide receiver would do to stay in-bounds while making a catch.
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We called around and it looks like Jason and crew may have arrived too late to check the bags, so a member of his team stayed behind and tried checking the bags on a later flight.
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And Wheeler has flagged a recent LA Times story suggesting that the entire Russian group didn't exit Trump Tower together, and used it to ask whether some in the delegation stayed behind for more conversations afterward.
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Since the president's initial tweet on Friday, hundreds of athletes have taken the knee during the National Anthem, stayed behind in their locker rooms as it goes on, locked arms, and spoken out against Trump in media.
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What the researchers found was that the Indian Fijians who stayed behind started to acquire skills at a faster rate in order to be able to emigrate (or at least to have the option of doing so).
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His moves bear the hallmark of one man who has stayed behind the scenes since Johnson became prime minister on July 24 but has a vital role — senior adviser and de facto chief of staff Dominic Cummings.
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We were all from the Point Dume neighborhood, and soon local residents who stayed behind began calling us the Point Dume Bombers, after a crew of Malibu surfers who looked after their local beaches in the 1970s.
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The car stayed behind, as did our credit card number (so that we wouldn't have to think about it again, until the staggering bill arrived — prices range from $890 to $1,700 a night excluding taxes and fees).
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Her five family members now share a bedroom in a house about 250 miles away in the city of Monte Rio, but Martinez stayed behind in Santa Rosa, preferring to stay in a tent to avoid overcrowding.
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Diaz said that he, Engrova and Ibañez had encountered a storm on Friday that capsized their boat, and he swam for help while they stayed behind — wearing life jackets — with the overturned vessel, according to the release.
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But the large clusters of audience members who stayed behind in the lobby after Sunday's performance discussing and analyzing the show suggest that — at this moment in time, in particular — it offered much more than mere entertainment.
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By 1944, Leslie L. Upcraft, an Englishman, was aboard the H.M.S. Cubitt, serving the British Royal Navy while his girlfriend, Barbara Russo, a high schooler who dreamed of becoming a pilot, stayed behind in her native Boston.
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The present-day diversity is a result of white flight in the 5303s and 1970s; the white families who stayed behind, and the African-American families who moved in, were committed to creating a more integrated community.
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His colleagues had evacuated the tower when they felt the earthquakes but he stayed behind to ensure that a Batik airplane safely took off, Air Nav Indonesia, the agency that oversees aircraft navigation, said in a statement.
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But I was remembering San Diego, especially how a few souls, ignoring the mandatory evacuation orders from police and fire officials, stayed behind to hook up hoses and start drenching their lawns and gardens with the sprinkler system.
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McGlockton got out of the vehicle with his 5-year-old son and went into the store, while Jacobs stayed behind in the idling car with the couple's two younger children, an infant and a 33-year-old.
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McGlockton got out of the vehicle with his 5-year-old son and went into the store, while Jacobs stayed behind in the idling car with the couple's two younger children, an infant and a 3-year-old.
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Members of the National Guard and local rescuers used helicopters, boats and high-clearance vehicles to reach about 60 people who stayed behind and needed help, said Barry Dugan, a spokesman for the Sonoma County emergency operations center.
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The family had sent three of their children to an evacuation center, but the father, Gilbert Allaga, stayed behind with the youngest siblings to care for their livestock, said Francis Tolentino, who is leading the government relief operation.
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She and her parents, Lana and Paul McDonald, had moved to New York that spring so she could join the show, while her brother, then an 18-year-old high school senior, stayed behind in Ohio to graduate.
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Alejandro Villanueva of the Pittsburgh Steelers came out of the stadium tunnel, barely, while his teammates stayed behind, a miscommunication that thrust them into the fray and made Villanueva an accidental hero among people opposed to the protests.
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His mother has stayed behind in Tehran and his father, a successful businessman and ex-boxer of legendary machismo, drops dead of a heart attack on a squash court, leaving the teenager and his two younger brothers penniless.
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Seymour, her relatives and all those who stayed behind are among the 2857,239 people thrust into homelessness on Grand Bahama and the Abaco Islands by the strongest hurricane ever to hit the archipelago nation of about 216,000 residents.
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Through social media and relatives that stayed behind in Kenya, CNN identified several Kenyans who weren't supposed to have refugee status that managed not only to register, but to resettle as refugees in Europe, Canada and the United States.
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As the Camp fire quickly descended upon the quiet town of Paradise and forced thousands of people to flee, about four nurses from Adventist Health Feather River Hospital stayed behind to ensure all their patients made it out alive.
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Colt Bennett (Ashton Kutcher), the star high school quarterback turned flailing semipro, and his brother, Rooster (Danny Masterson), who stayed behind, have settled into the rhythm of the family ranch as Part 2 of this comedy's first season arrives.
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And though some ISIS fighters, and many of its leaders, have likely fled the city since then in advance of the coming onslaught, there is certain to be a hardcore cadre of fighters who have stayed behind to fight.
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The few who stayed behind in Towamba to fight spot flames and stop embers from setting their homes alight gathered on Saturday in the village hall, where supplies had been prepared and someone's vintage 1932 Chevrolet parked for safety.
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One of the munitions failed to go off, so while the rest of the training team headed back to base, Sergeant Moriarty and three others stayed behind to detonate it safely, according to the account told to his father.
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In Srekor village, site of the submerged area, 10 families relocated to a resettlement village, while 63 stayed behind, moving to forested higher ground from where they saw the waters rise steadily since December to reach the roofs of their homes.
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Episode 1 makes it apparent that there's a divide between these kids; I thought perhaps Nova and Ralph Angel were the closest, because Charley was off living the glamorous basketball wife life in Los Angeles while they stayed behind in Louisiana.
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Staff members that work at the Hemingway House tell us all 55 cats -- and the people who stayed behind to care for them -- are a-okay at the property ... which itself is still standing and suffered no major structural damage.
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Bankhead's lawyer wanted a jail officer to testify that she had overheard Washington tell other inmates that he was the shooter, and that Shadwick and Bankhead had stayed behind in the S.U.V. But the judge prohibited the account as hearsay.
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Kim cradled Saint -- who's too freakin' adorable -- while her mom, Kris Jenner, carried North off the private jet they took Thursday from NYC to L.A. Looks like Kanye West stayed behind on the east coast ... he's resuming his tour Friday night.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - As U.S. President Donald Trump left Beijing on Friday for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Vietnam, first lady Melania stayed behind to play tourist, viewing pandas at a zoo and visiting the Great Wall of China.
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Here, the filmmaker Julia Meltzer follows Dalya across four years, as she struggles to stay true to her Muslim values while attending an all-girls Catholic high school and mourning the upheaval in her home country, where her father stayed behind.
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The children told investigators in recent interviews that a tunnel on the property was to be used as an "escape route" if police arrived as Siraj Wahhaj and Morten "stayed behind and battled with police," according to Friday's court filing.
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Jose Menendez's immigrant odyssey had begun in 1960, when at the age of 16 he was sent to the U.S. by his father, Jose, a onetime soccer star who stayed behind in Cuba until his last investment property was seized by Fidel Castro.
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Her mother, 19-year-old Noema Alavez Perez, initially stayed behind in the car with her 8-year-old daughter, but went to check on the other two kids when the older daughter said she couldn't see her siblings on the playground.
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Amid the worries, there are still touching scenes of reunions at the camps, as family members who had left two years ago are brought together with loved ones who had stayed behind until now, like this group of relatives at the Khazer camp.
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"We shouldn't have taken this vote ... everybody knew this vote was going to fail, we should have just stayed behind closed doors and continued to work until we have a deal," he said, predicting that such a deal would have broad bipartisan support.
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Greenblatt, who had intended to stay only two years when he began working at the White House in early 2017, is eager to return to his wife and six children who stayed behind at their home in New Jersey, the officials said.
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"Even when the mother moved out of state, Armando stayed behind because the mother was so trusting of this man that was promising him this incredible career and for them, being so poor, his talent was his ticket out of poverty," Hernández said.
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Mr. Díaz-Canel's slow and steady climb up the ranks of the bureaucracy has come through unflagging loyalty to the socialist cause — he "is not an upstart nor improvised," Mr. Castro has said — but he largely stayed behind the scenes until recent years.
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Riot police ringed Hong Kong's legislature and fought back a group of several hundred protesters who stayed behind early on Monday after Sunday's peaceful march that organizers said drew more than a million people, or one in seven of the city's people.
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Malibu residents left stranded by the destructive Woolsey wildfire have created a system to surf and boat in food, water, gas, and other supplies to people who stayed behind to save their homes, many of which are in neighborhoods cut off from water and power.
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Another source of division, documented by Mr Harding through the prism of Tarzan's family, is the resentment felt towards the scattered Somali diaspora, especially when its members return home (even though remittances are crucial to the survival of many of those who have stayed behind).
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Because he had arrived in Tijuana with their two oldest sons, 11 and 13, while Monica stayed behind in Mexico City because their youngest was too sick to board a freight train, he was able to speak to an attorney about his asylum case.
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As wife Meghan Markle stayed behind at their new home of Frogmore Cottage as they prepare to welcome their first child later this month, Harry, 34, watched teens take part in activities and workshops showcasing the new facilities for the charity, OnSide Youth Zones.
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In the days after the storm touched down, crews used heavy equipment to lift splinter boards, clear broken glass from the streets, and clean up debris in hopes of finding the hundreds who stayed behind to ride out the storm, according to the AP.
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Still, she stayed behind-the-scenes for nearly 10 years, holding a full-time faculty position at the University of Texas at El Paso, volunteering on multiple local political campaigns, and later serving as Communications Director for Mayor Raymond Caballero from 2001 to 2005.
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The mystery around the remaining three Delos parks, the characters who stayed behind in Shogun World, and Delos' determined host-salvage project each offer ways for the writers to keep the story within Delos' bottle worlds, instead of moving it out to a broader stage.
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While his parents, Prince William and Kate Middleton, joined the Queen on the balcony of Buckingham Palace, George stayed behind the scenes to enjoy the festivities with his own little party from the palace windows (under the watchful eye of trusty nanny Maria Turrion Borrallo!).
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At the time his first major victory became official, he was having a video chat on his smartphone with his wife, who had stayed behind in Rotherham, England, after giving birth last month to the couple's first child, a boy whose due date was Sunday.
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Paul Weiss became involved in the A.C.L.U. lawsuit this summer, after the government revealed that among the more than 2,500 families separated at the border were hundreds of cases where parents had been sent home while their children stayed behind in the United States.
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It's an Italian cliché, but for a reason: The story in my immigrant family is that my great-grandmother, who stayed behind in her tiny Italian town, lived well into her 100s but died only because she fell after yelling out her kitchen window.
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The astronomers who stayed behind trained their telescopes on a patch of sky where they hoped to find an astrophysical Rosetta stone: a cataclysmic event capable of producing electromagnetic signals on top of gravitational waves separately detected by the Advanced Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (Advanced LIGO).
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Their two other adult children, Jennifer and Christopher, stayed behind in Chazy Lake, N.Y. The Kings' house sits across the street from the local high school that Tom and the four sisters attended, in easy reach of the next prank they would play on their parents.
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His own home has been flooded, and his family is safe, but he's concerned for the residents who stayed behind and the ones who will rush in to clean up and in doing so will get the usual cuts and scrapes and get exposed to this water.
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Ms. Campbell said she was nervously waiting for Saturday, when her husband, who had stayed behind in the town of Broulee to defend their home, was supposed to run to a nearby hilltop with a sliver of cellular reception, to let her know if he was safe.
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Cathey said more than 250 residents had stayed behind when Michael came ashore on Wednesday as a Category 4 hurricane on the five-step Saffir-Simpson scale, one of the most powerful storms to make landfall in the continental United States since records have been kept.
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And on what Ms. Hulsey likes to call "a dark and stormy night" (because she was drinking a cocktail called Dark and Stormy, a mixture of rum, ginger beer and lime juice), they both stayed behind when others left after a concert at a Brooklyn music and comedy space.
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As a result, Pacific Air Forces ordered both installations evacuated, and the US military began to move 20,000 troops and their families from the Philippines to Guam and then on to the US. A few "Ash Warriors" stayed behind during the eruption, but very few Americans ever returned.
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"Compared with stayers, leavers had more education and income, greater access to news, more reliable transportation, and more geographically extended social networks," wrote the authors of a 2009 Stanford and Princeton University study on the reasons residents stayed behind during Hurricane Katrina, which was published in the journal Psychological Science.
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Kushner, seeking to learn about the prison system, had come with a criminology professor and his students, but, as the group continued down the hall, she stayed behind, and the prisoner told her about his crimes—the ones he was in for and those which had never been found out.
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The customer seemed to take this notion very seriously, and in fact it is a common one in Karagumruk: Many Turkish men believe that, because Turks fought and liberated their country from the Western powers after World War I, Syrian men should have stayed behind and fought for their nation, too.
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Her mother, Barbara, was supportive, but knew that there were few opportunities to study ballet in their small town so, although her husband and son stayed behind, she moved with Caterina to Milan, where her daughter could fulfill her dream and attend one of the most esteemed schools in the world.
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Dr. Blasey, who is fearful of flying, made the journey to Washington without her husband, Russell Ford, who stayed behind in California to tend to their children amid security threats that have dogged her and her family since she went public with her allegation against Judge Kavanaugh nearly two weeks ago.
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So I stayed behind as Brad Pitt strode off by himself, walking past throngs of tourists who stared at the sign instead of the Hollywood star unknowingly in their midst, a man with all the fame in the world but no real desire for it, a man who was faster alone.
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Ashley Feinberg's "The Online Legacy of a Suicide Cult and the Webmasters Who Stayed Behind" and Matt Novak's "The Man Who Fought the Synanon Cult and Won" made me understand how special Gizmodo is, and how much support and freedom it will give writers who have a story they want to tell.
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The engine burnt out a little way offshore, and the group only made it back to Turkey after Maya's husband, who had stayed behind because they didn't have enough money to go together, cajoled MC into sending some of his men in a smaller boat to pull them back to a rocky landing.
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Of course it was what they called me, though they weren't students anymore, or not my students; they had graduated a year earlier and were back in Sofia after their first year abroad, in America or England or Amsterdam, they had scattered as all my students here scatter, none of them had stayed behind.
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While Biller stayed behind the camera for this one, she still donned just about every non-acting hat she could to create this film over a seven-year period, not only designing but actually building and stitching many of the sets and costumes, as well as pulling the strings as writer, director, and producer.
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The admins simply told me they stayed behind because they were asked to, but in an interview with Reddit's blog, Upvoted, last year, they went into a little more detail, explaining that those on the Next Level will return at some point, and anyone on Earth who is ready may have an opportunity to join them.
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Comey testified that during his January 6, 2017, meeting with the president in Trump Tower, where he briefed Trump about the Russian interference in the 2016 elections, he also stayed behind to alert the president to "some personally sensitive" material, even though it was "salacious and unverified," because Comey knew the media was about to report on the allegations in the dossier.
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But it poses risks for them, too, as it will examine crimes directly related to the foundation of the West's state-building project in Kosovo: its alliance with the K.L.A. during NATO's bombing campaign against Serbia in 1999; its failure to disarm the K.L.A. after the war ended; and its inability to protect not only ethnic Serb residents who stayed behind, but also the K.L.A's ethnic Albanian political rivals.
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The event, held the day before Remembrance Sunday to commemorate all who have lost their lives in war, holds significant meaning this year, as 2018 marks 100 years since the end of World War I. Although for years Philip has customarily accompanied his wife to these kinds of events, the 97-year-old royal was not present, having likely stayed behind in Windsor Castle, where the pair spends most weekends.
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And a Justice Department official who stayed behind to answer questions on the condition that he would not be named would not address any about how most of the basic actions the indictment deemed felonies by Mr. Assange differed in a legally meaningful way from ordinary national-security investigative journalism — encouraging sources to provide secret information of news value, obtaining it without the government's permission and then publishing portions of it.
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Jamal Simmons, a Washington-based Democratic political strategist and native Detroiter who expects a crowded contest for the seat, said that one result of a member of Congress occupying a seat for as long as Conyers Jr. had, is that the member leaves a "traffic jam" of political talent, adding that Conyers emerged from the civil rights movement, in which the men were out front and the women stayed behind the scenes, despite doing much of the work.
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