Many people told wrenching stories of being struck as children.
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One especially violent thunderclap struck as we were discussing Russia.
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A subsequent suicide bomber struck as security forces and ambulances arrived.
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Instead, tragedy struck as a fire ripped through his Buffalo home.
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The earthquake struck as Hurricane Katia is threatening Mexico's eastern coast.
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Hurricane Maria struck as a category 4 storm on September 20.
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I was struck, as well, by the number of sloppy sentences.
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The governor's office said he was struck as the vehicle was maneuvering.
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He said inspiration struck as they were on the Metro in Washington.
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In workouts, Lee would be awe-struck as Rose dominated him in workouts.
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The bomb struck as passengers were traveling toward the center of the British capital.
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The quake struck as many in Taiwan prepared to celebrate the Lunar New Year.
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We're told her female friend tried to intervene, and was quickly struck as well.
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Wearing an explosives belt, the attacker struck as worshipers gathered after midnight to pray.
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The explosion struck as the gathering was ending and the participants were about to leave.
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The news struck as Britain was coming to terms with an increase in hate crimes.
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Most businesses were closed as the storm struck, as was the financial hub's stock market.
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The victim was struck as the plow crossed the tracks, Longmeadow Fire Chief Andrew Fraser said.
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She tells PEOPLE inspiration first struck as she walked down 11th Avenue in New York City.
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However, they were still hopeful a deal could be struck, as the two sides continued talking.
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Kabul police spokesman Hashmat Stanekzai says a suicide bomber on foot struck as employees were leaving work.
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The explosion struck as the council was ending and the participants were about to leave, Aziz said.
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The quake struck as the effects of Hurricane Katia were starting to be felt in eastern Mexico.
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Trouble is, scientists aren't sure exactly where the meteorite struck, as traces of the crater are long gone.
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The second landslide struck as villagers attempted to rescue those trapped—digging with shovels and their bare hands.
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It looks like Ms. Juicy gets caught up in the mayhem and may have been struck as well.
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The civil defense said government planes struck as people were trying to flee the neighborhood on foot, killing 25.
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The fire struck as the Philippines was reeling from a storm that killed dozens and caused flooding and landslides.
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The fire struck as the Philippines reels from a storm that has killed dozens and caused flooding and landslides.
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There was the time that inspiration for a radio commercial struck as Jerry Carroll was walking down Third Avenue.
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Kremlin vessels then took the two ships, which had been struck as well as a tugboat, according to Ukrainian authorities.
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One of three major water pipelines was struck as Iraqi troops fought back ISIS militants in parts of eastern Mosul.
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Yet no deal could be struck, as the lawmakers balked at a bill that they believed did not go far enough.
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She was struck as she was walking near the corner of Seventh Avenue and 257th Street in Midtown Manhattan, officials said.
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Between 2006 and 2016 deals worth a total of $556bn were struck as chipmakers sought to expand in a rapidly maturing industry.
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The interim management accord had been struck as part of the April deal which envisaged the finalization of the sale by Sept. 30.
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Such mutual aid agreements had been struck as a matter of course after recent hurricanes on the mainland, including Harvey, Florence and Sandy.
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Nine years later, another tragedy struck as 43-year-old Thomas Hamilton burst into a school in Dunblane, Scotland, with legally owned handguns.
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The fire struck as the temple was preparing to receive throngs of visitors celebrating Losar, the traditional Tibetan New Year that started Friday.
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But more fundamentally, I was struck as I read both sides' objections to his recommendation that lodestar fee awards are a quagmire for judges.
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The storm — which may have struck as powerful Category 21960 cyclone — struck just north of the city of Pemba, home to some 6003,2600 people.
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Wattpad, which makes most texts available free of charge, takes a cut of any book or film deal struck, as a literary agent does.
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He said the suicide bomber had waited near a compound housing the security contractors and struck as the vehicle moved through early morning traffic.
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The commanders also said that Islamic State fighters had increased their use of so-called human shields to avoid being struck as they fled.
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James Emswiller, who won an Emmy in 2015, was taking a smoke break when the coronary struck as he stood on the second-story balcony.
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A decade ago, when viral phenomena were still opaque and full of mystery, we gazed awe-struck as "Charlie Bit My Finger" rose to fame.
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Trump's tweets struck as quickly as a scythe on Thursday and cut the legs out from not just a budding stock rally but several different markets.
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The older son said inspiration struck as he was on the phone with the billboard company Interstate to order advertising for his Florida drug treatment center.
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Yet Nate is not expected to become a nightmare revisited for the regions where Hurricanes Harvey and Irma first struck as Category 4 storms this summer.
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Nearly 3.4 million residents were left without power on September 20, when Hurricane Maria struck, as the island struggled with Hurricane Irma's brush earlier that month.
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The hurricane struck as a Category 4 storm marked by torrential rain and forceful winds, devastating conditions that left the much of the island in ruins.
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We've been listening rabidly to the album since the release overnight, and we're struck as much by the bars that sat well as the ones that didn't.
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The helicopter was struck as it flew over the front lines after leaving Aleppo, which is controlled by the government, Turkish state-owned Anadolu news agency said.
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The warplanes struck as the SDF waged "heated and bloody battles" in the industrial zone on the eastern bank, seizing factories from Islamic State militants, he said.
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A shell hit one of the Belbisi buildings as they passed close by, he said, and more bombs struck as they made their way down the road.
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Four others died in and around the town of Gros-Morne to the south, including a boy struck as a building fell, said Mayor Jean Renel Tide.
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The new police report noted that multiple victims were forced to scramble away from the tent to avoid being struck as Timm's vehicle rammed through the registration tent.
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Gulzada Sangar, a government health official in Jalalabad, said no deaths were reported in the blasts, which struck as the country marked the 100th anniversary of its independence.
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The bombing struck as crowds gathered outside the Quetta hospital to mourn the fatal shooting of a prominent lawyer, killing more than 60 people, the Associated Press reports.
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Additional medical personnel have gone to the region after the Pidie Jaya hospital was damaged in the quake, which struck as residents were preparing for early morning prayers.
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Then an 18-year-old anthropology student who was eight months pregnant, Ms. James was struck as she walked onto the campus mall with her boyfriend, Tom Eckman.
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Candidate Obama pledged in 113 to seek the very type of diplomatic achievement he, together with many of our closest allies and partners, struck as president in 211.
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"The planes struck as al Qaeda people stood in line to receive their dinner meal," a local official, who asked not to be named, told Reuters by telephone.
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Kabul police chief Abdul Rahman Rahimi said the suicide bomber had waited near a compound housing the security contractors and struck as the vehicle moved through early morning traffic.
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The militants struck as the troops were on their way to the border town of Damasak where they wanted to set up a permanent base, a military source said.
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Judge has started this season in similar fashion, leading the American League in home runs — many of which have left his teammates (and opponents) as awe-struck as fans.
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The thieves, who are thought to have been traveling on a motorbike or scooter, reportedly struck as the princess's Mercedes as she was stuck in traffic on an off-ramp.
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Reigning Saudi champions Al-Nassr were playing Al-Fateh at the Prince Abdullah bin Jalawi Sports City Stadium in August, when confusion struck as the VAR system failed to operate.
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Ms. Goodwin looked awe-struck as she stood in the room with the fireplace that Roosevelt sat in front of when he gave a radio talk after the 1932 election.
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Goldman will begin moving hundreds of people out of London before any Brexit deal is struck as part of its contingency plans, the CEO of its European arm said in March.
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Re-watching Die Hard last month, as I do every Christmas, I was struck, as I always am, by just how astonishingly good the late Alan Rickman is in this movie.
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I spent 15 years in DC, and I was really struck as I learned how things work, how different that was from how things are presented in textbooks or academic papers.
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The Sichuan earthquake inspired Du Haibin's well-received film "1428" (named after the time the disaster struck) as well as films like "Shangshu Seminary", which appeared at the Hong Kong festival.
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Goldman will begin moving hundreds of people out of London before any Brexit deal is struck as part of its contingency plans, the Wall Street company's Europe CEO said in March.
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And I was struck, as I laughed along for what felt like the first time in days, by how remarkable it is to be able to give those gifts to someone.
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They said the latest deal recalled the agreement to remove Syria's chemical weapons that Russia and the United States struck as an alternative to punitive strikes for chemical attacks in 2013.
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"We believe prices will witness limited upside in the coming weeks, unless a U.S.-China trade deal is finally struck, as concerns over global growth continue," Fitch Solutions said in a report.
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"We believe prices will witness limited upside in the coming weeks unless a U.S.-China trade deal is finally struck, as concerns over global growth continue," Fitch Solutions said in a report.
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Goldman Sachs will begin moving hundreds of people out of London before any Brexit deal is struck as part of its contingency plans, the Wall Street firm's Europe CEO said in March.
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Israel tracked the armed infiltrators who approached the border on Wednesday night and a military aircraft struck as they attempted to cross a security fence on the Israeli side of the frontier.
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Her power, "the ability to harness energy" when a "certain chord is struck," as co-star Emmy Raver-Lampman explains to Refinery29, is so great, it is destined to unleash the apocalypse.
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Last March, the CEO of the bank's European arm said it would begin moving hundreds of people out of London before any Brexit deal is struck as part of its contingency plans.
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The U.S. bank will begin moving hundreds of people out of London before any Brexit deal is struck as part of its contingency plans, the CEO of its European arm said in March.
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The group has also been instrumental in making significant safety changes at the intersection where Ella was struck, as well as other streets across the city, and in increased enforcement of traffic laws.
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The deal, which Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi struck as part of an inter-government agreement in 2016, has run headlong into the U.S. sanctions law, two officials in Delhi said.
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With Spain eyeing a second, it was Croatia who struck, as Perisic's cross found Kalinic, stealing in ahead of Ramos, who flicked the ball past De Gea with the outside of his foot.
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In the Capitol on Tuesday, no one could say exactly how things were going to go, with everyone banking on a last-minute deal being struck, as negotiations continued furiously in the background.
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The source said ACF Fiorentina's owner, Diego Della Valle, and Commisso met on Tuesday at Tod's offices in Milan and that a deal could be struck as soon as later on Tuesday or Wednesday.
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At least 22 people were killed and 59 were wounded when the suicide bomber struck as thousands of fans streamed out of a concert by U.S. singer Ariana Grande in Manchester on Monday night.
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The protests struck as Iranians are dealing with an acute economic crisis caused in part by sanctions imposed by President Trump last year after he repudiated the nuclear agreement between Iran and major powers.
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I was struck, as the film progressed, by the way the people in the audience transformed from celebrities and Hollywood types to something not unlike children at a firefly-filled summer-camp movie night.
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U.S. oil prices rose on Friday on renewed optimism that a trade deal between Washington and Beijing could be struck, as investors have been fearing that a protracted tariff war would harm global economic growth.
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Officials said 72 people were taken to hospitals, including train passengers and crew, as well as drivers who were struck as the train cars plunged onto the busy lanes of Interstate 5 around 7:793 a.m.
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The two-part "Best of Both Worlds" — 1990's season 3 finale and season 4 kickoff — left fans horror-struck, as the Enterprise faced off against the monstrous alien Borg, and lost Captain Picard to assimilation.
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Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta is grappling with fallout from Mr. Epstein: • At a televised news conference, Mr. Acosta defended a 2008 plea deal he struck as a federal prosecutor that helped Mr. Epstein avoid federal charges.
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Officials said the extent of the casualties, who included young children, emerged a day after the 5.8 magnitude earthquake struck as authorities were able to reach towns and villages around the region outside main population centres.
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Jonathan Conricus said on Thursday that Israel tracked the armed persons approaching the border on Wednesday night and a military aircraft struck as they attempted to cross a security fence on the Israeli size of the frontier.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Goldman Sachs will begin moving hundreds of people out of London before any Brexit deal is struck as part of its contingency plans for Britain leaving the European Union, the Wall Street firm's Europe CEO said.
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The power outage struck as Fort Lauderdale played host to throngs of visiting college students converging on the city and neigboring South Florida communities this month for spring break festivities, an annual beer-soaked rite of youthful revelry.
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Meanwhile, things have moved very slowly on the economic nationalism front — partly because a bit of reality struck, as export industries realized what was at stake and retailers and others balked at the notion of new import taxes.
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SYDNEY, May 10 (Reuters) - U.S. oil prices rose on Friday on renewed optimism that a trade deal between Washington and Beijing could be struck, as investors have been fearing that a protracted tariff war would harm global economic growth.
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Another key concern for Toshiba investors has been its 20-year contract to buy liquefied natural gas from Freeport LNG in Texas, a deal it struck as part of a plan to sweeten sales of turbines for power plants.
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The toll from Cyclone Kenneth is beginning to emerge across northern Mozambique, one day after the Category 4 storm struck as an unprecedented event for this region, and one of the strongest cyclones to hit Africa since modern record-keeping began.
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The original agreement was struck as part of a broad settlement the bank made with the federal government, under which it agreed to pay $137.3 million in restitution, after admitting traders conspired to rig bids on competitive municipal bond contracts.
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At least 22 people, including some children, were killed and 59 were wounded when a suicide bomber struck as thousands of fans streamed out of a concert by U.S. singer Ariana Grande in the English city of Manchester on Monday.
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Taken together, this evidence suggests the settlement was only about a year old when the fire struck, as the authors wrote in the new study:The emerging evidence suggests that one year is a reasonable estimate for the length of settlement occupation.
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M10, the city's main trauma hospital, in eastern Aleppo, was struck as the United States and its allies urged Russia, which is trying to crush resistance to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, to halt the bombing and reach a diplomatic resolution.
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But until our son came along, there was no sense of awe in my day, no moments where I was struck, as I am now, by joy that billows out of my chest like air, or maybe more like light.
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Didi's announcement on Friday about the launch shows business deals between China and Australia are being struck as normal even as relations between the two governments have hit a speedbump after the Federal Government proposed anti-foreign interference laws directed at Beijing.
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Didi's announcement on Friday about the launch shows business deals between China and Australia are being struck as normal, even as relations between the two governments have hit a speedbump after the Australian federal government proposed anti-foreign interference laws directed at Beijing.
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As a 500-mile stretch from Sydney to Byron Bay continued to face catastrophic fire conditions, with 80 separate blazes burning and at least four deaths reported, Australians have watched, awe-struck, as life-changing destruction has been met with political sniping.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — The assailant struck as Gabriel Figueira Lima, 234, stood on a street two weeks ago in a city in the Amazon, plunging a knife into his neck and speeding off on the back of a motorcycle, leaving him to die.
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Perhaps it was the cough — the calamitous tickle in her throat that struck as she was delivering her keynote speech at the 2017 Conservative Conference, making her words inaudible even as the set fell apart around her and a protester pranked her.
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The ZTE sanctions became a key focus in trade talks between Washington and Beijing, and a deal to lift the ban was struck as Trump sought concessions from China in order to avoid a trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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Both led to Real Madrid goals: After rolling the ball onto Karim Benzema's foot and then watching, horror-struck, as it trickled over the line, he might have thought he had escaped that first one, once Sadio Mané equalized a few minutes later.
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The coronavirus struck as millions of Chinese prepared to travel for the Lunar New Year, heightening contagion risks and posing a fresh threat to demand for the airline, which has been battered by months of sometimes violent anti-government protests in Hong Kong.
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The judges also said O'Connor must take a second look at the law after the Trump administration made new arguments late in the game that had said the law should only be struck as it applies to the states that brought the challenge.
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Officials think they can wrap up the basics of divorce, such as dividing up shared assets and liabilities by 2019, but some kind of transition deal will also have to be struck as it will take years more to conclude a complete new trading relationship.
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MIAMI — Representative Patrick Murphy, a two-term Democrat now running for United States Senate, looked exultant, maybe even a bit star-struck, as he greeted patrons and posed for selfies with Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. at Jackson Soul Food Restaurant in the city's Overtown neighborhood.
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What happened is fairly clear -- two tankers were struck as they sailed through this busy and strategic shipping lane -- but why it happened and who did it is a lot less easy to explain, not least because it doesn't appear to benefit any of the protagonists in the region.
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Not to mention the fact that the Puerto Rican governor predicted that the power grid would go down in a storm of Maria's intensity (it struck as a high-end Category 4 storm), and historical examples from similar storms in the past, including the Galveston Hurricane of 1900.
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The ban on ZTE became a key focus in crunch trade talks between Washington and Beijing, and a deal to lift it was struck as U.S. President Donald Trump seeks trade concessions from China and negotiations continue to avoid a trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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Erskine sent CNN a screenshot of his receipt, which said in the middle, "You rated Saipov (5 stars)," next to a small photo of the man who has been identified as Sayfullo Saipov, who allegedly drove a rented truck onto a bike path and struck as many people as he could.
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By the end, when Ms. Jackson gives voice to A's terror as her faculties wane, and considers the idea that death will be a relief, you may be struck, as I was most recently in the Signature Theater's revival of "At Home at the Zoo," by Albee's willingness to go anywhere.
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The weather was chilly, but the conference vibe was warm, and I was struck, as soon as I stepped into the hotel buzzing with sex therapists, researchers, and educators, by just how many people doing sex research in the U.S. and Canada today are women (currently about 75% of SSTAR members identify as female).
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The deal has been struck as Lynas faces regulatory issues at its processing plant in Malaysia, and fends off a $1.1 billion takeover offer from Australian retail-to-chemicals conglomerate Wesfarmers Ltd Chief executive officer Amanda Lacaze told Reuters in a phone interview that the U.S. venture was a specific market opportunity and would complement its operations in Malaysia.
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You'll pass a bend in the road as it skirts the edge of a forest at the foot of some hills and be struck—as you lightly feather the throttle and hear the tires scuff along the gravel, throwing stones into the wheel wells where they ping-pong off the fender—by the way the morning sun is burning off the mist gathered along the hillside.
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