Most people — even Emmit in the end — are swamped.
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"If you're swamped once in a while, fine," he said.
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Almost immediately, he was swamped with pizza orders from mates.
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One boat tipped over and several others were nearly swamped.
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Read more: Hedge funds are getting swamped by alternative data.
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Whatever happens, McDonald's in Japan are going to be swamped.
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But it was swamped in a storm several months ago.
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They were taken to a hospital already swamped with casualties.
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When we reached the ocean, the breakers swamped us again.
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The authorities, swamped by technology troubles, could tell her nothing.
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"The bonus tracks would have swamped the album," he said.
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The stands all but emptied when rain swamped the speedway.
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It's not just Collins' phone lines that are being swamped.
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Demonstrations have swamped Capitol Hill throughout the Kavanaugh confirmation process.
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Everyone has felt tired, swamped or burned out at work.
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Algae swamped Utah Lake last week, stretching over 134 square miles.
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I was getting more and more swamped with my own projects.
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Will she get swamped by everyone else and get drowned out?
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Clinton here in 2008, when she was swamped by Barack Obama.
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But one table is swamped with keyboard fans from every clique.
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Small agricultural producers fear being swamped with food from larger neighbours.
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The administration will be swamped with demands for documentation and testimony.
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After the ethical morasses that swamped figures such as former Gov.
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They'll be swamped by Clinton supporters over all in the state.
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You were on vacation, coming back from vacation, swamped with work.
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Heavy flood waters swamped not just Louisiana but also southern Mississippi.
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On Election Day, the district was swamped with unusually heavy turnout.
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It swamped medical offices, workplaces were short-staffed, and schools emptied.
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Tales of dysfunction in her campaign braintrust swamped her media coverage.
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As a result, experts in this field are swamped with projects.
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You're absolutely swamped—there are no ifs, ands, or buts about it.
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"Presidents' Day had me really swamped," Michelle said after another four months.
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He puts Jon on his horse and then gets swamped by wights.
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They were swamped with the sick and wounded near the front lines.
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Those liquidating stocks, by choice or need, have swamped demand so far.
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A third of Argentina's soy farms remain swamped after early April storms.
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Instead, Democrats were swamped, losing 63 House seats and six Senate seats.
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Homes, businesses and agriculture were torn or swamped from Georgia to Virginia.
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Flash floods swamped at least two schools in the province of Kalinga.
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The firms that can do it are swamped with orders and requests.
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The cyclone's storm surge, which pushed waves deep inland, swamped entire villages.
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Calls pour in; dams threaten to burst; legislators are deluged, inundated, swamped.
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Sanders swamped Warren's fundraising, bringing in $0003 million in the first quarter.
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But that still implies that disemployment effects are swamped by higher wages.
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Near-record flood levels swamped homes and caused a bridge to collapse.
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Hong Kong officials dismissed concerns that Hong Kong's identity was being swamped.
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Just as diabetics can get swamped with too much glucose for lack of natural insulin, he suggests, users of digital services can get swamped with too much data for lack of a natural way to process it. Maybe.
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It said that second boat had lost power after being swamped by waves.
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However, the worthy are always in danger of being swamped by the whimsical.
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I'm in the office today so it means I'm swamped with paper work.
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As the storm moved inland, it also swamped southern Malawi and eastern Zimbabwe.
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PW: They're kind of swamped with the data of less discriminating investors, though.
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And yet, like many euro zone peers, it found itself swamped with demand.
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The uniqueness of individual candidates appears to have been swamped by partisan tides.
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The road that went by the hospital was swamped with cars and accidents.
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The hotline was created after a large 2011 dengue outbreak swamped local hospitals.
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Republican operatives like Mr. Stevens predict his campaign will be swamped by Mrs.
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The story has, in any case, since been swamped by Beyoncé's pregnancy announcement.
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Waves crashed over the airport's sea walls and swamped its pumps, officials said.
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Cruz was the #1 G.O.P. fund-raiser and he got swamped every quarter.
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The Diocese of Buffalo has been swamped with abuse revelations in recent months.
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The deaths symbolize India's swamped, mismanaged and often corrupt public health care system.
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As hospitals across Wuhan were swamped by patients, the government said on Jan.
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"Practically all the officials in Westchester are being swamped with calls," he added.
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What if public university systems are swamped with applicants now that they're free?
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The kerfuffle is likely to be swamped by the coming fights over policy.
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Following the explosion, local hospitals were swamped with burn victims, Punto Por Punto reported.
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KILMEADE: It wasn&apost going anywhere, because Russia and impeachment took and swamped it.
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They were swamped with cryptic details we'll be decoding and theorizing about for weeks.
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Many big firms loathe these changes, warning that investors will be swamped by minutiae.
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Just hit LAX, turned on my phone and I'm swamped with notifications and comments.
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Many did the same thing in 2001 after Tropical Storm Allison swamped the street.
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The Obama campaigns of 2008 and 2012, Hersh points out, were swamped with volunteers.
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Sometimes the fight becomes so intense that legislative efforts simply get swamped and suffocate.
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Until the Obama administration got swamped in the 2014 mid-term election, that is.
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Floods in the city have swamped houses, uprooted trees, damaged cars and submerged roads.
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Christie's lieutenant governor -- Kim Guadagno -- was swamped under by the historic unpopularity of Christie.
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So are they about to have a very explosive report that&aposs swamped, intentionally?
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"We are swamped," said one medical official, speaking by phone on condition of anonymity.
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The Sixers, meanwhile, will be swamped with what-next questions if they don't advance.
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Swamped by courtiers in panniers and lace-cuffed sleeves, it's pure 18th-century excess.
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The hospital was swamped by the wounded in the last months of the siege.
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The city is far more peaceful; the police far less swamped with murder cases.
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Uncertainties in scientists' climate models are swamped by uncertainties about what people will do.
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Dramatic photos show countless vehicles abandoned on Houston's streets, swamped by the increasing rainfall.
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I've been super swamped with emails and personal / family commitments around this festive season.
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Powell published several well-received early novels before World War II swamped their lives.
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The hottest people get swamped and can't deal with it, the less desirable get ignored.
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He's working full-time and going to school right now, and I know he's swamped.
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Several insurers pulled back from these markets after being swamped with higher-than-expected costs.
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The actions of central banks swamped the economic fundamentals; those factors can now reassert themselves.
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Several times the vehicles in the parade had to stop as people swamped the streets.
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Now there are only five hospitals left in the area, and they're swamped with casualties.
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Hurricane Michael's battering waves swamped streets and docks and shrieking winds splintered trees and rooftops.
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In 2012, GOP nominee Mitt Romney swamped Barack Obama in this district by 61%-37%.
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As in other swamped cities, these scooters have been operating in a legal gray zone.
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Caused by torrential rain, the landslides swamped homes in the villages of Bali's Kintamani district.
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"Our culture is, and all cultures are, being swamped by outside influences," Mr. Rubbo said.
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Nuance and proportion, however, are always swamped in the heat of a presidential election campaign.
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But now, with the NFL so swamped by controversy, that exposure could come with costs.
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Heavy rains swamped a reservoir and pushed the Pearl River over its banks, forcing evacuations.
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But most hospitals are swamped and the population of 20163 million is struggling under quarantine.
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Roads to rural districts further north were swamped and impassable after torrential rains on Sunday.
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Storm surges also swamped runways at Kansai Airport, with water washed in from Osaka Bay.
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If you&aposre getting swamped with notifications, you might want to leave the group text.
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The floodwaters have swamped over 100,000 hectares of agricultural land, damaging standing crops, it said.
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There were only six people in the theater so it's not like he was swamped.
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Swamped cities, scorched crops, pandemics — nothing you would wish upon your children, or anyone else's.
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Trump is already swamped by executive branch investigations and a host of other legal threats.
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I'm swamped at work and swamped at home, and my former boss messages me to ask if I'll take some more stories to freelance edit by Friday… I say yes, because it's $35 an hour, and that's about what an espresso costs in Norway.
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What is our refugee policy built on, if not a fear of being "swamped by Muslims"?
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In Brazil in 2013, his small car was swamped after the driver took a wrong turn.
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Twenty-three percent said they were too swamped to take off this year, according to Bankrate.
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An economic crash could destabilise a country already swamped with refugees and plagued by sectarian divides.
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Winds reached 150 mph, and an 18-foot storm surge swamped large swaths of the coast.
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The debt-swamped Indian airline Jet Airways has canceled all of its international flights on Friday.
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But the nouveau chattering classes of the pro-Trump internet swamped those voices with character assassinations.
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I'm so swamped and focused that I lose track of time until it's 2:15 p.m.
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Do you have a spare minute to watch a $36 billion corporation get swamped by Twitter?
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The nearby town of Monte Rio also was isolated when roads leading to it were swamped.
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Heavy rains and overflowing rivers have swamped 23 districts in northern and northwestern Bangladesh, officials said.
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The budget gain is also swamped by likely losses from the third factor, lower foreign investment.
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The consequent surge in U.S. oil and gas production swamped global markets, and commodity prices plummeted.
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Better gear, amenities, and the help of tireless guides have swamped the mountain with intrepid tourists.
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Refineries have been swamped with scrap metal with more customers selling back their gold, dealers said.
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Do you have a spare minute to watch a $21 billion corporation get swamped by Twitter?
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Hospitals there have been swamped by over 35,000 cases of the coronavirus and nearly 3,000 deaths.
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In a city swamped with political operatives and policy wonks, it seemed like a safe bet.
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Back in the halls of the museum, Dr. Tikhonov soon found himself happily swamped by schoolchildren.
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"But after 24 hours, the flood swamped all of the houses in the village," she added.
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For instance, Rome risks being swamped by its urban waste, due to economic and social factors.
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But those savings would be swamped by the increased cost of premium tax credits, it said.
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It is now a symbol of India's swamped, mismanaged and often corrupt public health care system.
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The three other leaders in the field swamped that figure, including Warren, who reported $25.7 million.
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The country is soon swamped with these adoptions, and authorities announce an end to the policy.
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When you are swamped with assigned readings, it can feel impossible to find time for personal reading.
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The most important signals in biomedical data are often incredibly small and completely swamped by technical noise.
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I'm sorry I've been so swamped I haven't gotten back to you, either by phone or email.
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Mud-swamped village streets were strewn with upended cars and debris after raging rivers broke their banks.
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The call center has been swamped, Planned Parenthood Southeast spokeswoman Barbara Ann Luttrell told CNN on Wednesday.
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Stop getting swamped in a mental block, thinking about how hard it is to start your business.
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Swamped by a "dangerous darkness," Armstrong writes that she called her mom while bawling on the floor.
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In Mexico City, pumping stations were swamped with drivers making panic purchases, despite assurances from Lopez Obrador.
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The improved levee worked this year, until it was finally overtopped by floodwaters that swamped Trantina's business.
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As local authorities were swamped with blizzard-related matters, two small ponies ran away in Staten Island.
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A paltry few dozen white nationalists (at most) were swamped by masses of anti-racist counter-protestors.
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Twenty-five people died, mostly because they drove onto a swamped road and their cars flipped over.
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They're either too swamped by synths ("Take It Away") or too sugary and unobtrusive ("Light Me Up").
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In short, the theoretical benefits of an integrated delivery system may be swamped by its sheer size.
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The team rode an open-topped bus towards the city center through streets swamped with cheering crowds.
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His record of achievement is simply swamped by the deeply set views many Americans harbor about him.
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LES CAYES, Haiti — A hospital now a shambles, its floors swamped with garbage and water, absent electricity.
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And what effect they have is swamped by the much larger effects of wealth, age, and status.
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For "Swamped," he fashioned a twilight experimentalism: a quickly changeable sound that stopped just short of bleakness.
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Another afternoon, she and her mother had to pull over when a summer storm swamped the highway.
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Iconic Sydney, choked in bushfire smoke, is swamped in some of the most atrocious air on Earth.
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Floodwaters from last week's bomb cyclone overwhelmed levees and left a wide swath of the Midwest swamped.
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Moreover, Saccone's margin over Lamb was roughly 1,500 votes while Trump swamped Clinton by more than 4,200.
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Those cuts were aimed at propping up prices and keeping the market from being swamped by oil.
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At one level, it's an indictment of Steyer's massive spending, which swamped every other Democrat in Nevada.
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In the cities, congestion relief from operational improvements is swamped by the sheer increase in traffic volume.
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The days of clubs being swamped with resident dealers and underworld gangs are, in the main, over.
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The new government secured parliamentary approval to borrow $21 billion to prop up Italy's debt swamped banking sector.
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The waters have already swamped a large swath of Missouri, Nebraska and Iowa along North America's longest river.
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In Lumberton, dozens of residents swamped by Florence are still struggling to rebuild after Hurricane Matthew in 2016.
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Update your manager and Swamped Co-Worker frequently — via email, so it's in writing — on what you've completed.
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Either rate would apply to all countries, including China, meaning a risk of being swamped by Chinese imports.
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Today's is a bracing account of divorce, which swamped our inboxes with responses when it appeared in 2004.
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"We're swamped with tornadoes on the ground here," said Weather Service forecaster Brandon Dunston in Raleigh, North Carolina.
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Ignoring real poll results that show he was swamped, Trump has ordered aides to stop saying he lost.
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The storm — which arrived at high tide Monday afternoon — swamped Georgia's communities that occupy its 100-mile coast.
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The impact is swamped by much larger and longer-lasting changes elsewhere in the supply-demand-inventories outlook.
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I do other stuff at the bakeries like payroll and cash registers and we're just swamped right now.
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"I have a feeling that in the next election, you're going to be swamped with candidates," he said.
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Even though the government has increased spending on health care, hospitals in China are frequently swamped with patients.
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Millennials are swamped in all kinds of debt, a new survey from Insider and Morning Consult has found.
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This was key to their ultimate defeat: They lost not on the battlefield but demographically, swamped by Europeans.
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Disastrous floods swamped South Carolina in 2015, then Matthew hit in 2016, then Florence in September, now this.
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These moments are swamped, however, by the author's insistent intellect and her gift for turning over rich soil.
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I was swamped with work at the University and had little time, so we started making pictures together.
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Russell was swamped with outraged readers accusing her of stealing Ortiz's story and trying to profit from it.
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But this was soon swamped by a media frenzy over a different spat — that between Sanders and Warren.
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The tropical system swamped whole neighborhoods, with reports of more than 40 inches of rain in some places.
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As a result teenagers have busier schedules and are more likely to be swamped with extra-curricular activities.
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Hillary Clinton was swamped in a campaign that revolved around her emails, a minor issue that Trump exploited.
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In the last 30 years or so, Italian, like most other languages, has been swamped by English words.
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Rivers burst their banks and swamped homes, leaving roadsides strewn with wrecked vehicles and beaches covered in debris.
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Rivers are brimming over, backyards are swamped and fields are filled with water that has nowhere to go.
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In June of that year, The Atlantic reported that resorts in the Maldives were swamped with influencer inquiries.
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But we need these nodes of amplification to carry the Democratic message, otherwise we're going to get swamped again.
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"WHEN I OPEN my phone, I am swamped by news," says Matthew Stanley, a driver in Abuja, Nigeria's capital.
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And when they aren't busy terminating, they're swamped winning millions of dollars on a certain trivia-based game show.
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If Earthlings want to avoid a heat-soaked, tide-swamped, and war-clouded future, they need to do more.
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Wow, the ratings are in and Arnold Schwarzenegger got "swamped" (or destroyed) by comparison to the ratings machine, DJT.
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Company officials scorn the idea of listing only on the Tadawul, which would be swamped by an Aramco IPO.
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He said the village began flooding once a month on every full moon, and would get swamped in storms.
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One-third of the island has been swamped by the ocean in the past 20-25 years, he added.
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Carillion was liquidated after contract delays and a slump in business left it swamped by debt and pensions liabilities.
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One woman begs off, saying she's "swamped" with her children; Sherman subsequently learns that the kids are at camp.
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In Ridgecrest, local fire and police officials said they were initially swamped by calls for medical and ambulance service.
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While heavy flooding swamped Miami and other cities, the state's largest city was spared the brunt of the storm.
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Read more: Millennials are swamped in debt, and it's not just student loansThat's where documenting your spending comes in.
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The pizzeria was swamped with Fordham University students and their families for parents' weekend, but there was no line.
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By the time the 2010 midterms rolled around, when Democrats were swamped, her net favorability dropped 30 percentage points.
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Instead, it appears we will simply keep rowing into the storm until at some point the boat is swamped.
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Disastrous floods swamped South Carolina in 2015, then Matthew hit in 2016, then Florence in September, and now this.
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Companies are swamped with wide-ranging information requests by outside analysts seeking to make their own assessments, Whittaker said.
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Advocacy groups, swamped with phone calls from panicked constituents, have collected their own data — and all show a spike.
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UPS was swamped, and customers were left on Christmas Eve without presents they were expecting for the next morning.
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LEE AND I BEGGED A LATE TRANSMISSION FROM AP, BUT THEY ARE SWAMPED AS IS ANYONE WITH A SATPHONE.
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If one of the locations is getting swamped with networking traffic, it can send the load to the others.
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While an act of conscience, I can't help but think that the work is swamped by its own aesthetics.
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Rowdy, manic spectators—most of them Hari fans—swamped the ring to get pictures of the snarling, villainous kickboxer.
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Everyone should read this bestseller, but if you're swamped, you can check out the book's summary on Business Insider.
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Soon the group was swamped by the challenge of vetting so many candidates – and convincing promising aspirants they could win.
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Trump has been swamped by investigations into possible ties between his campaign and alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
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Floodwaters have already swamped large stretches of Missouri, Nebraska and Iowa, drowning livestock and damaging crop land along the Missouri.
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By repealing Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act, he may help small firms who complain they are swamped by bureaucratic requirements.
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I stood atop hardened lava that had swamped a road, leaving only a short section of double-yellow lines exposed.
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Louisiana flooding The deluge that's swamped southern Louisiana is the worst natural disaster to hit the US since Hurricane Sandy.
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That didn't mean they were immune to the historic flooding that has swamped the region, damaging more than 40,000 homes.
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Hanson gained international notoriety 20 years ago when she warned that Australia was in danger of being "swamped by Asians".
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The store typically gets swamped with tourists, but January and February are the least hectic months there, National Geographic says.
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Then, she was in class, he was busy with finals and midterms, and she was "swamped" because of President's Day.
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Individual metallic narratives have been swamped by macro fears about global growth, escalating trade tensions and gyrating foreign exchange markets.
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York was one of several northern cities to be swamped by the latest round of floods in Britain's wet winter.
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He wore his hoodie on Wall Street — swamped by resentful, besuited bankers — when Facebook was selling stock to the public.
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Trump swamped his rivals by piling up seven wins across the nation, demonstrating broad appeal for his anti-establishment movement.
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The waters have already swamped a large swath of Missouri, Nebraska and Iowa along one of North America's longest rivers.
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"I have a feeling that in the next election you're going to be swamped with candidates," Trump told the crowd.
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An unnamed Louisiana storm in 2016, for instance, swamped towns in brown water, submerging vehicles and turning intersections into lakes.
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" When asked if anyone had taken them up on the offer, the group said simply, "We're swamped with e-mails.
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Critics of the AHCA were outspoken: They swamped congressional offices with phone calls, an outgrowth of earlier town hall disruptions.
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Apple Store staff in Australia are starting to get swamped by people coming in about it… just saw for myself.
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"Partway through coming back is when ... the waves picked up and then obviously swamped the boat," he said Friday morning.
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The plant suffered multiple reactor meltdowns after an earthquake on the northeast coast caused a tsunami that swamped the site.
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There are two distinctly different types of districts where they fear incumbents could get swamped by an anti-Trump tsunami.
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Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser says she's "monitoring today's activities" as counterprotests swamped the white nationalist rally taking place downtown.
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Those bombings left the city on edge, its streets swamped with military checkpoints and the hills ringed with armed sentinels.
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The generators ended up swamped by seawater in the tsunami, which destroyed them and set off the cooling system failure.
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She could not unload her moving truck for hours as the water swamped her street in the Mid-City neighborhood.
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Sisig pusit, grilled loops and tentacles of squid, arrived swamped in soy on a silent skillet that should have sizzled.
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"In my first speech, in 1996, I said we were in danger of being swamped by Asians," Ms. Hanson said.
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In Jacksonville, coastal surges and heavy rains have swamped the central business district and swelled the nearby St. Johns River.
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The storm that swamped my car wasn't even hurricane strength; it was a tropical storm with a sweet name, Josephine.
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The authority had just completed a drill predicated on a storm flooding the system when Sandy swamped the subway tunnels.
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And his Arizona delegate haul will be swamped by what's all but certain to be an awful result in Florida.
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The Department of Labor says it's swamped with applications from businesses that want to hire guest workers for the summer.
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Another reason: Seemingly big demographic changes can easily be swamped by even slight shifts among the rest of the electorate.
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As the news shows desperate people huddled in makeshift camps, creating the impression of a swamped border, the cycle repeats.
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College counselors said they were swamped with calls from parents on Thursday as word of the new measurement got out.
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Since 1994, it occupied locations in SoHo but became isolated as high-end boutiques swamped the neighborhood and artists exited.
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Restructuring bankers are suddenly a hot commodity, and they're swamped with calls as companies look to navigate the coronavirus pandemic.
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Restructuring bankers are suddenly Wall Street's hot commodity as they're getting swamped with calls from clients facing a cash crunch
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Parts of New York and New Jersey were also swamped by more than four inches in the past 24 hours.
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The images of Irma's rampage through the Caribbean, just after Hurricane Harvey swamped Texas, seemed to add to the anxiety.
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Right now in the US, hospitals are already swamped by the flu and are counting their supplies of protective equipment.
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Six crew members died when a Coast Guard helicopter that had just picked them up was swamped by a wave.
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One caller left five one-minute messages, and two secretaries answering phones at the local's headquarters have been similarly swamped.
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When it accompanied Sigur Ros, the orchestra was mostly swamped by a band that's already symphonic in its blossoming sweep.
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Clinton's issues were too small not to be swamped by Donald Trump's large, easy promises of economic prizes for everyone.
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This month's rainfall has intensified over central, southern and western India, causing floods that have swamped cane and rice fields.
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Heavy rains, nearing 2 feet in some places, swamped the Houston, Texas metro area, causing significant flooding and forcing evacuations.
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The American was immediately swamped by fans and fellow golfers, including Els and Rory McIlroy, and lifted into the air.
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Farther south, in Carolina Beach, the northern end of the town was being swamped as water crashed over the dunes.
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During Harvey, Beaumont's only pump station was swamped by floodwaters, leaving residents without water service for more than a week.
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During Harvey, Beaumont's only pump station was swamped by floodwaters, leaving residents without water service for more than a week.
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Even before allegations of fraud swamped his bid, Mr. Harris was far from a universally beloved figure in his party.
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But yet another group swamped the city that was equally large: the group that wanted to remain part of Spain.
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Faced with Category 5 winds and surging waves, New Orleans was ultimately swamped by rain and flood waters in 2005.
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"Sorry to keep you waiting but we're kind of swamped today," he explains as he shows me to his office.
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"Wow, the ratings are in and Arnold Schwarzenegger got 'swamped' (or destroyed) by comparison to the ratings machine, DJT," tweeted Trump.
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The disaster killed some 19,000 people, as well as knocked out power to and swamped backup generators at the Fukushima facility.
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The city was hard hit by widescale flooding eight years ago which swamped towns and farms across the Midwestern United States.
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Younas had gone door-to-door as monsoon-like rains swamped Bellaire, a quiet community 11 miles (17 km) from Houston.
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Did Gore show them a Powerpoint slide of all the Trump properties that will soon be swamped by sea-level rise?
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And in Kentucky, at least 19 students were trapped inside a cave after flash flooding swamped them, officials said Thursday afternoon.
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Others have been struck by vehicles while running after the food trucks, which do not stop for fear of being swamped.
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If you're swamped at work and a colleague asks for help, you don't need to be sorry for not chipping in.
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"I have been swamped with messages since the video came out, which has been extremely positive and supportive," Khan told Mashable.
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Duncan told BuzzFeed she went downstairs to get a drink and came back up to find her phone swamped with notifications.
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The only thing almost everyone can agree on is that the person deciding cannot be Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's scandal-swamped boss.
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Those gains, along with Russian plans to increase production, show the market will continue to be swamped with supply, Kilduff said.
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If you dart out for a week or two without any preparation, you could find yourself swamped when you get back.
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The storms swamped the Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys, flooding an area 300 miles (500 km) long and 20 miles wide.
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TRUMP APPROVES FEDERAL FUNDING Floodwaters have already swamped a large swath of Missouri, Nebraska and Iowa along North America's longest river.
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How does one protect, nurture, and help develop children at a most critical stage when swamped with more children than limbs?
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That Black Friday, the system was swamped with 185,345 background check requests on new firearm sales, a new single-day record.
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Swamped teachers and guidance counselors don't have time to advise them fully on college options or write persuasive letters of recommendation.
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Some firms are swamped with requests by homeowners, including people seeking original plans for their homes and asking for help rebuilding.
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And new data-processing capabilities might be able to make sense of signals that would previously have been swamped by noise.
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"Swamped," one of a series of canoe paintings he did early in his career, brought $25.9 million at Christie's in 2015.
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A top challenge for Bloomberg would be to introduce himself to an electorate that is already swamped with choices for president.
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It displaced families, uprooted cemeteries and swamped lands where tribes grazed cattle, drove wagons and gathered wild grapes and medicinal tea.
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The roads leading toward the farm were swamped to dangerous capacities, with cars lining the highway in search of parking spots.
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But even big shifts among 22004 percent of the electorate can be swamped by little shifts among the remaining 22000 percent.
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Republican candidates were swamped -- particularly in the suburbs -- by Democrats thanks, in large part, to President Donald Trump's dismal poll numbers.
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The 12.5-meter (41-ft) concrete wall replaced a 4-meter breakwater that was swamped in the March 12.743, 2011 disaster.
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For the past few years, Centro San Jose has been swamped by hundreds of unaccompanied minors fleeing gang violence in Guatemala.
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The result swamped forecasts by analysts polled by Thomson Reuters for the quarter, which ranged between $2.35 billion to $2.36 billion.
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The homicide clearance rate for Las Vegas remains a point of satisfaction for investigators even as they are swamped with cases.
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But it helps explain why the turnout he did generate among normal Democrats wasn't swamped by nonvoters activated by Sanders's message.
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EasyFoodstore closed on Wednesday afternoon after bargain-hunters, attracted by the low priced food, swamped the supermarket, stripping its shelves bare.
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They felt swamped by waves of immigrants, frustrated by economic stagnation and disgusted by the cultural values of the cosmopolitan urbanites.
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The recovery assistance would give a quick cash infusion to farmers swamped by floods and caught in the president's trade war.
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The Department of Labor says it is swamped with applications from businesses that want to hire guest workers for the summer.
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As record-breaking floods swamped the Midwest this week, dozens of levees built to protect people from flooding have catastrophically failed.
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White, rural areas of Virginia largely backed Ed Gillespie, the Republican, but were swamped by suburban and urban turnout for Northam.
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But then they explained that wakes had swamped one of Glen's generators, approached Dale's deck and threatened all their careful preparations.
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Still, a question remains: Is the Democratic Party too far ahead of the electorate, in danger of being swamped by reaction?
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In the current outbreak, with so many cases in such a short period of time, "your resources become swamped," Schaffner said.
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In most cases, you will be swamped with an unending stream of data, eye-watering policy details, and mind-numbing meetings.
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Filthy air has swamped much of northern China for weeks, but some amateur dancers have stuck to their outdoor ballroom routines.
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They flooded the city's emergency rooms, swamped ambulance call lines and joined lines around pharmacies during six hours on Nov. 21.
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In late January, the dam overflowed, unleashing run-off from the mountains that swamped thousands of homes close to the city.
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But this one-year increase was swamped by declining crime rates in the United States for at least a quarter-century.
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The bear has just swamped the market with metal, sending the price sliding from its lofty perch above $6,000 per tonne.
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In Jen's AutoAmerica, almost all of the jobs have been automated and rising seas have swamped large sections of the country.
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The furor surrounding Trump's accusations that a federal judge may be biased against him because of his Mexican roots swamped everything.
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By reversing course and dropping his opposition to super PACs, Joe Biden has all but admitted he's getting swamped in fundraising.
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That requires the second leg: the requirement that everybody purchase coverage so the market doesn't get swamped with the sickest enrollees.
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J. and I usually get there as early as possible because the smallish one in my neighborhood gets swamped and sells out.
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If it did, web browsers would be swamped with creepy requests to process intimate information about them from scores of unfamiliar companies.
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But the export gain was swamped by a 2.3 percent surge in imports, led by mobile phones, oil and foreign-made cars.
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But for as much money as Alice made in the US, it swamped that total overseas, where it pulled in $21 million.
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I know that I'm going to be swamped again soon, so I try really hard to not feel too guilty about it.
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Its forensics team of 14 is swamped and in their cramped office investigators probing possible extrajudicial killings are handling just 12 dossiers.
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People who stress tend to bite off more than they can chew, and then realize after the fact that they are swamped.
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During a holiday week at the start of October, huge crowds swamped sales centres when new properties were put on the market.
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Picture a world in which all the golf courses are swamped with Chinese communists, and China is deluged with cardigan-wearing golfers.
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"The most significant arguments made by the president's defense have been swamped by the attention given to this flawed theory," he said.
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As Louisiana waited to dry out, forecasters warned that the heavy rains that swamped the state were moving to Missouri and Illinois.
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In recent days, Hong Kong's beaches have been swamped by mountains of trash and environmentalists and residents say it's got to stop.
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One of the city's seven "magnificent cemeteries" built as a Victorian solution to the overcrowding that had swamped London's parish burial grounds.
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Our inboxes are swamped with emails begging us to opt back into services that we don't want and have long forgotten about.
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Late Monday and early Tuesday, flash floods swamped Long Island and other New York urban areas drenched by the storm, he said.
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LEVEE BREACHES Floodwaters have already swamped large stretches of Missouri, Nebraska and Iowa, drowning livestock and damaging crop land along the Missouri.
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But after terrorist attacks in Paris and San Bernardino, California, that communal responsibility was swamped by a desire for protection through isolation.
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Several 911 call centers reported being swamped, but there was no early word of injuries or major structural damage, the station reported.
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Within hours three feet of it swamped the home, trapping Jones, her 83-year-old mother and 26-year-old father upstairs.
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Back in 2010, the ACA was swamped by an opposition campaign that out-advertised ACA supporters by a 9-to-1 margin.
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Five days later, a hurricane swamped Texas, and we set aside our differences to show empathy for our stricken countrymen and women.
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When your coping mechanism is swamped, it makes you insensitive to things that people in the West would look on with horror.
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Chicago has provided the United States with its first black president, and has also found itself swamped in guns and gang violence.
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Poignant vignettes and interviews are swamped by long shots of the Mediterranean and of migrants trekking into the forests of northern Greece.
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It was severely damaged by Hurricane Sandy in 2012 after being swamped by five feet of water and remained closed for months.
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The L train tunnel, officially known as the Canarsie tube, was one of several subway tunnels swamped by Hurricane Sandy in 2012.
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But the production, directed by Kristin Marting, too often feels swamped amid the surfeit and shallowness of its source material (2224:2866).
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But the production, directed by Kristin Marting, too often feels swamped amid the surfeit and shallowness of its source material (218:2866).
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But prices for NAND chips, used for longer-term data storage, more than halved in the same period as supply swamped demand.
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And, that's not even factoring in the cost of a tip on the days we're swamped and opt to get it delivered.
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Distance between areas that are swamped with snow and ones with only a drizzle can be as short as 3383km (30 miles).
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The reality is that most Americans are short on time and attention and already swamped by millions of daily tasks and decisions.
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The Department of Labor says it's swamped with applications from businesses that want to hire guest workers for the summer and fall.
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Sudden waves raced up the shore and swamped our wheels, knocking over some riders, and leaving many of us pushing our bikes.
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Durmet is already swamped with queries and ideas, and they just want to focus on getting this mattress properly in the market.
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Bondy has been swamped by youngsters hoping to enroll in the years since Mbappé broke through, believing they can follow his path.
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That should sound familiar to Americans — not to mention Italians, Britons, and those in every other nation swamped by the populist tide.
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Friday's report, dragged down by business inventories and investment that swamped increases in consumer spending, could get revised higher later this summer.
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More than a dozen crew members who tried to escape on Sunday perished when their lifeboat was swamped by the high seas.
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But those controls are likely to be swamped by health care and Social Security spending that will rise with an aging population.
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From the other direction, whatever virtues the bill might have are completely swamped by its trillion-dollar plus impact on government deficits.
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Some of the nearby islands are now continually swamped; on others, a single live tree remains, alone in a cemetery of timber.
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The storm has already swamped parts of Texas with unprecedented flooding that has displaced tens of thousands of people from their homes.
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However, if you've used Google Docs for a long time, you might find yourself swamped with dozens or even hundreds of documents.
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The area was swamped in minutes by what seemed to her like a tidal wave that suddenly swept away houses and cars.
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The resulting assemblages — free-standing or suspended, cascading down walls, spilling across floors — colonized gallery space the way consumerism swamped the globe.
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"You risk a seizure because your brain is used to being swamped in this drug and will become hyper-aroused," says Sessa.
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It seems like Donald Trump swamped the media landscape, and everything else that we talk about is still related to Donald Trump.
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Swamped by refugees, poor Bangladeshi villagers are faced with mounting hardships and worries, including the trafficking of illegal drugs, particularly methamphetamines, from Myanmar.
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"It's a desperation move," said Bruce Hartley, who owns Hartley Grain in Tipton County, Indiana, and canceled contracts for customers swamped by rains.
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"Wow, the ratings are in and Arnold Schwarzenegger got 'swamped' (or destroyed) by comparison to the ratings machine, DJT," Trump tweeted Friday morning.
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East Japan Railway dropped 0.7% due to damages to some of its facilities, including 120 bullet trains cars that were swamped by flood.
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It's an important reason why he was able to ride the wave of populist anger that swamped the Republican primary campaign this year.
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In October, the USDA forecast that the largest-ever U.S. corn and soybean crops would flood an already swamped global market this fall.
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The Centre for Global Development has identified eight countries drowning in red ink that could be further swamped by BRI projects (see chart).
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The deputies were traveling in the area of the Little Pee Dee River when they drove into floodwaters that quickly swamped the van.
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In neighbouring Uttar Pradesh, at least 88 people were killed when floods swamped nearly half of the vast state of 220 million people.
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Rivers burst their banks, and swamped homes - forcing some people to take shelter in a sports center in the nearby town of Manacor.
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Type "British Muslim" into Google and you'll be swamped with stories about Muslims cheating the benefits system, or harboring—and even condoning—gangs.
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Every two weeks it's swamped with drug users and dealers at midnight as drug users transform fresh benefit payments into heroin in seconds.
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On Thursday, Mitsubishi Motors shares were untraded for the whole day as they were swamped with sell orders prompted by the bad news.
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Maghferat Shah, Chitral district administrator, said some residents were missing after flash floods swamped a local mosque in Drosh town in Upper Chitral.
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Nuanced academic arguments on portfolio diversification were swamped in the general stampede to move money out of non-performing assets into rising commodities.
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The storm skirted Florida's Atlantic coast without reports of significant damage in cities and towns where the storm swamped streets and toppled trees.
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We swap cards, and she recommends a party I could go to in just over an hour that will be swamped with press.
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Getting your SO a last-minute gift or card from CVS because you are so swamped is literally the most Washington thing ever.
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The merchandise table was swamped, the queue doubling back on itself and filling half the floor space at the back of the hall.
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The deluge of complaints swamped Citigroup's call center, leaving some people waiting for more than an hour or unable to connect at all.
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Barenboim used forty strings, which in most venues would have swamped the winds and the brass, but here the latter held their own.
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The fatherless family is on a beach vacation, and two of the kids get into trouble, sucked in and swamped by the breakers.
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Of course, this raises hackles in frontline states Greece and Italy, which feel swamped with refugees out of Africa and the Middle East.
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He was forced out at Fox in July 2016 as sexual harassment scandals swamped some of the network's conservative stars, including Ailes himself.
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It could be that Comey discovers the American people so swamped with scandalous behavior from the Oval Office that nothing really moves them.
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The parliament building has now been swamped with protesters every day for a week, and what does Iceland have to show for it?
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But those gains were swamped by rising labour and energy costs and the expense of removing single-use plastic bags from its stores.
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Voters in Georgia reported long lines at polling places as aging technology was swamped by the volume of people seeking to cast ballots.
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"We suddenly got swamped," said Dr. Vicente, who also heads the National Center for Mental Health, one of the Philippines' largest psychiatric facilities.
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But they were swamped, in turn, by the next oldest voters (age 22020 to 64) who backed Biden 62 percent to 26 percent.
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However, Luther — obdurate and reckless, bilious and doctrinaire — eventually swamps the book, as he eventually swamped the urbane and ironic man of letters.
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More generally, even big demographic shifts that seem to favor Democrats could easily be swamped by other demographic shifts that do the opposite.
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"The house already went through a test when Irma hit," Mr. Boutros said, referring to the hurricane that swamped greater Miami in September.
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Kendra Pierre-Louis has a story about a new study that says cultural treasures of the Mediterranean could be swamped by climate change.
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Mr. Salah, who also plays for the English club Liverpool, couldn't even make it to the breakfast buffet without being swamped by fans.
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A national holiday was declared, and travel agencies in Peru and FIFA's ticketing website were swamped by people wanting to go to Russia.
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David is now a full-time puzzle editor while still swamped with schoolwork at Stanford … I really don't know how he does it.
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After transporting passengers across the Hudson from 1905 to 1967, the Binghamton became a floating restaurant and was eventually swamped by Hurricane Sandy.
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Increases to the minimum wage are likely to be swamped — at least in this measure — by the gains of workers at the top.
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That means more cars, trucks and SUVs were parked on the street and in garages when Harvey swamped the city and surrounding areas.
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In the working class, Guendelsberger points out, "in the weeds" means the same thing "swamped" does in professional-speak: overwhelmed and stressed out.
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At that time, trading volume on Wall Street became too much to handle, and brokerage firms were swamped by paperwork, falling months behind.
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On this day in 1972, President Richard M. Nixon, riding a strong economy and a wave of popularity, swamped his Democratic challenger, Sen.
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So swamped is he that his paintings are denoted by a red band on their wall texts, to help viewers pick them out.
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The village of Daxian in Xingtai was nearly wiped out when it was swamped by a flash flood early Wednesday as villagers were asleep.
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Just another day in the Brexit saga that has engulfed the attention of the British political class and swamped media coverage throughout the country.
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At the time in the press we were criticized that he swamped us with his effects, but I like how it sounds outer-spacey.
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The Sun with sunspots as viewed through a telescope (Image: Ryan F. Mandelbaum)Foot and automobile traffic swamped the city's downtown the night before.
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Initial floods have cleared up, but soils were left so moist that fields and unpaved roads have been swamped by normal showers since then.
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But the summer after the commercial hit the airwaves, the retailers who had passed on Barbie were suddenly swamped with shoppers requesting the doll.
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They say that they were swamped by labor groups and progressive forces looking to derail Puzder, while the business community sat on the sidelines.
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Republican sources said they were swamped by labor groups and progressive forces looking to derail Puzder, while the business community sat on the sidelines.
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Tweeting with the hashtag #BalanceTonPorc — "expose your pig" — women in France have swamped social media with hundreds of stories of aggression, assault, and harassment.
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Hurricane Irma swamped Jacksonville with 5 feet of water, but left Tampa unexpectedly dry — the opposite of what models had predicted for each city.
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USCIS officials have countered that though they have been swamped with benefit requests, they have still processed record numbers of citizenship oaths and applications.
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Rong Ji sells about 500 rabbit heads a day in the branch I visited; more in holiday times when Chengdu is swamped with tourists.
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The collapse of the 200-year-old company, swamped by debt and pension liabilities and burning through cash, threatens suppliers, merchants and big banks.
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Shortly after CNN's first story about the family appears Thursday morning, Nicole and Christian start getting swamped with messages from friends and strangers alike.
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After Hurricane Harvey swamped Houston, two independent studies found that climate change had made the storm's Earth-bending rainfall more likely and more intense.
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The Americans were given space in midfield and Keira Walsh and Jill Scott, both accomplished in their roles, were swamped and left chasing shadows.
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A few of the paintings now on the market show disasters striking, such as fires that leveled harbor towns and storms that swamped ships.
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Image: APHistoric, record flooding gripped southeastern Louisiana this weekend after neighborhoods from Baton Rouge to Livingston were swamped under an absolute torrent of rainfall.
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She gives helpful advice like: Put on multiple layers of shape wear so you don't feel too swamped by insecurity to leave the house!
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Video footage showed the boats struggling to make it to shore through choppy waves, with one eventually reaching land while the other was swamped.
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SMU (214-212, 211-2182 AAC) swamped Temple with a big first half and kept up that pace after a short third-quarter lull.
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"Wow, the ratings are in and Arnold Schwarzenegger got 'swamped' (or destroyed) by comparison to the ratings machine, DJT," the 70-year-old wrote.
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But the system has been swamped, at least according to a motion last month by the NFL's lawyers at Paul Weiss Rifkind Wharton & Garrison.
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I felt good too — I was offering comprehensive primary care for my patients and not overloading my swamped gynecology colleagues with these routine exams.
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Helping consumers was not the intent; HUD only changed the guidelines to reduce the defaults that have swamped the agency the past several years.
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In a photograph taken 16 days after his arrival, his shoulders are shrunken, his frame swamped by the red T-shirt he is wearing.
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As I've written previously, the policy was crafted after the United States was swamped by a surge of Central American refugees in early 2014.
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Hanson's speech was delivered 20 years after she first entered parliament and gained international notoriety by warning that Australia was being "swamped by Asians".
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Since the show's July release, they've been swamped with a wave of attention—from blogs, to local showgoers, to TV-viewing public at large.
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I also pay taxes at the end of the year, so it's crucial that I save throughout the year so I don't get swamped.
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As Turandot, Oksana Dyka's steely, occasionally strident soprano swamped the Calàf of Arnold Rawls, a sweetly modest understudy singing his first full Met performance.
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In early February, refugees swamped the General Hospital compound in Bunia and spilled into a nearby field that became the town's first IDP camp.
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During the three-day shutdown last January, he demanded a 40 percent reduction in legal immigration, arguing that America has been swamped by immigrants.
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In 2006, Democrats had just swamped Republicans in midterm elections and were about to install Representative Nancy Pelosi of California as their House speaker.
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The sudden flood of laid-off workers seeking unemployment benefits swamped New York State's Labor Department, trying to replace some of their lost income.
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The Department of Labor said it's swamped with applications this year, and that the "overwhelming workload" has delayed the entire H-2B certification process.
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There was only one main road leading out of Paradise when the fire started on Thursday morning, and it quickly became swamped with traffic.
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In the Florida Keys, swamped with young spring breakers and travelers from around the world, just 873 people had been tested by Monday night.
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Hurricane Harvey, which swamped oil installations on the gulf coast of the United States in August, caused major disruption and highlighted the dwindling stockpiles.
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Twice, in fact, for the third and fourth times since Hurricane Maria swamped their home in a rural village in Puerto Rico last September.
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And after her ground-level unit was swamped, the apartment company gave her several days to salvage belongings before asking her to move out.
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But it's delivered with Gallic politesse and swamped by a fairy-tale quality that tilts the tone away from urgency and toward winsome innocence.
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T-Mobile US – T-Mobile swamped consensus estimates with quarterly profit of 67 cents per share, compared to forecasts of 38 cents a share.
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It appeared that although many Houston families remained out of their swamped homes, they were lodging with friends and relatives across the Houston region.
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Rescuers have found 259 bodies in the months following the collapse, which swamped nearby buildings, forests and waterways with mud mixed with mining waste.
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This involved taking a Zodiac into the fjord, dangling some instruments over the side, and hoping the boat wouldn't be swamped by falling ice.
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Intense rainfall in many parts of the country has triggered floods that have swamped cane and rice fields and caused deaths in some cases.
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The counselor at our public high school was swamped and had no expertise or interest in college admissions advising for students on academic tracks.
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He was swamped at work and she was busy trying to recapture musical glory (with old bandmate, Ben, who clearly is a big Rebecca fan).
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A man who witnessed a deadly Missouri duck boat accident while aboard a nearby riverboat says the storm that swamped the smaller vessel appeared suddenly.
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The 200-year-old company, swamped by debt and pension liabilities and losing cash, went into liquidation on Monday, threatening suppliers, merchants and big banks.
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But the violence by-passed the city, and the capital has never been swamped by the kind of construction that raced ahead elsewhere in Africa.
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Though she swamped her opponents financially, spending over $850,000 by May 16 to Bright's $213,000, she was unable to get a majority of the vote.
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But she concludes that any effect those amenities have pushing up local rents is swamped by the power of new supply to push rents down.
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In 2016, he swamped rival Hillary Clinton in the state by more than 20 percentage points after Clinton, the eventual nominee, defeated him in Iowa.
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Clinton, because the figure is close to the 2004 participation and far below the record-shattering 2008 turnout of 240,000, when Barack Obama swamped her.
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This year, McCartney and SBP helped relief efforts after torrential rains swamped more than 203 parishes across Louisiana, destroying more than 60,000 homes and properties.
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Katz's Delicatessen: Katz's is legendary and one of the few over-exposed, tourist-swamped, and Meg-Ryan-approved restaurants that live up to the hype.
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Assam is frequently swamped by floods when the Brahmaputra river, which flows down from the Himalayas through northeast India and Bangladesh, sweeps over its banks.
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Police reported two deaths, in Camarines and Quezon provinces, while the coastguard was investigating reports that a small ferry had been swamped by giant waves.
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In 2015, Merkel opened the doors to Germany as refugees from Syria and elsewhere in the Middle East swamped Mediterranean ports and European train stations.
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A refugee from the northern Syrian city of Aleppo, he reached the Netherlands in June 2005, before the rush of arrivals swamped the asylum system.
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While heavy flooding swamped many cities, including Miami, and millions were left without power, the state's largest city was spared the brunt of the storm.
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Hashtags like #Iamgaynotapervert and #iamgay, and rainbow emojis adorned messages and images from China's LGBTQ community, with Sina Weibo swamped by the deluge of posts.
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One was found on a swamped property and the other retrieved by police divers from a car that had been swept off a flooded bridge.
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Once, when I asked for soy sauce, a waitress looked suspiciously at our table and pointed to a helping of cheong fun swamped with soy.
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By then, Macías said she had already been swamped by members from in and outside the city hoping to volunteer on behalf of the campaign.
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But as for others in the race, they were swamped by the resonance of Mr. Trump's appeal to a decisive chunk of the Republican base.
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The AKP says the law will reform a high judiciary swamped by as many as two million cases, some waiting for years to be heard.
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Before this Saturday's race, almost every William Hill in the country will be swamped with confused, once-a-year gamblers trying to understand fractional odds.
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Each one was lifted by crane and set atop concrete pillars in Midland Beach, a neighborhood on Staten Island that was swamped by Hurricane Sandy.
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With every success, though, repeating the trick becomes that much harder: New markets are flooded, new territories swamped, rich seams picked clean in the rush.
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During the Louisiana Philharmonic's performance, the strings were frequently swamped by the timpanists (Jim Atwood and Paul Yancich, stationed at the front of Carnegie's stage).
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College mental health facilities are swamped, suicide rates are spiking, the president's repulsive behavior is tolerated or even celebrated by tens of millions of Americans.
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Stores are busy but not as swamped as they were just a few days ago, and I try to avoid getting too close to people.
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Brian Cox is predictably fine as the patriarch, Logan Roy, whose absent-minded benevolence is often swamped by deep tides of anger and hurt pride.
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It was moored off Dubrovnik, Croatia, slowly taking on water from a hidden leak, when it was swamped by the wake from a fishing boat.
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But the announcement was swamped by questions about the latest Tunisian suspect, who, like Mr. Amri, had long been on the radar of the authorities.
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"Wow, the ratings are in and Arnold Schwarzenegger got 'swamped' (or destroyed) by comparison to the ratings machine, DJT," Mr. Trump tweeted in early January.
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They're disappearing because people have been marginalized and pressured and made to feel bad to speak their language, or they're swamped by a dominant language.
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The likes of Italy, Belgium, Austria, Ireland and Spain have been swamped with demand this year when they brought 30-year benchmark deals to market.
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After the video rule goes into effect, a band relying on such sales may more easily be swamped by another artist with a viral video.
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When I stepped out of the Harrington on the morning of July 19703, the streets of DC were already swamped with Trump's most fervent supporters.
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With Russia's leadership continuing to deny allegations and Washington getting swamped with calls for tough retaliatory measures, the situation easily might spin out of control.
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If there were any doubts, a look off any bay on Mykonos&apos coast reveals waters swamped with freshly scrubbed yachts, superyachts, and mega yachts.
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That seemed especially true last year, when Villanova defeated North Carolina on a last-second shot the day before UConn swamped Syracuse by 31 points.
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In August 2016, a massive protest swamped Lima under the hashtag #NiUnaMenos — not one less — to draw attention to women murdered in the Peruvian capital.
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Voters in destination states typically do not mind a bit of immigration, but fret that truly open borders would lead to them being "swamped" by foreigners.
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The system collapsed in 2015 when Greece was swamped by refugees, and nations have been unable to agree on a way to reform it ever since.
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Then more bugs show up, and before I can figure out a clever tactical response I'm swamped with monsters, surrounded by dead civilians and burning forests.
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Our Congress is swamped with men and women, our so-called representatives, who do not represent the majority view, which is that guns must be curtailed.
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Au Wireless does no advertising, but lately its been swamped with signup requests, especially in the fallout from the FCC's decision on net neutrality last fall.
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In a newsreel released by the National Archives, polling places in Alabama in 1966 were notably "swamped" by record breaking African-American and white voter turnout.
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Ireland raised 4 billion euros from a syndicated sale of a new 2050 bond, after investors swamped the book with demand for 4.5 times that amount.
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On Pro Football By the standard of the past two N.F.L. seasons, when bullying and domestic violence scandals swamped the league, this season has been tame.
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"In my 50-something years on this earth, I've never seen anything like this" said Patty Bordeaux of the amount of water that swamped her neighborhood.
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A charity distributing food in Sidi Boulaalam, 200 miles south of Casablanca, was swamped with applicants last November, leading to a stampede that killed 15 people.
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Instead, the danger was that even with a third runway, HKIA would be again swamped by air traffic growth within a few years, the analyst cautioned.
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In May 2012, a seven-foot wave in Lake Erie near Cleveland swept beachgoers off their feet and swamped boats in harbors, according to the NWS.
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These farmers are suddenly finding themselves swamped with mountains of regulations meant to protect the environment and the consumer, but which end up burdening the grower.
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The Mustangs (7-143, 3-0 AAC) swamped the Owls with a big first half and kept up that pace after a short third-quarter lull.
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Now, the market has swung violently in the other direction, as a severe drought has hit Brazilian corn production while heavy rains swamped Argentina's soy crop.
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The 200-year-old company, swamped by debt and pension liabilities and burning through cash, went into liquidation on Monday, threatening suppliers, merchants and big banks.
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"Wow, the ratings are in and Arnold Schwarzenegger got 'swamped' (or destroyed) by comparison to the ratings machine, DJT," Trump said in a tweet on Friday.
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Nancy Fatemi, New Jersey State Society executive director, said organizers had been swamped by requests from other groups wanting to take the B-Street Band's place.
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Making the arrangement work without the U.S. would require new efforts by major polluters like China and India, whose capital is currently swamped with poisonous air.
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Democrats could easily find themselves -- and the news cycle -- swamped by stories about the Mueller investigation rather than about what their party has to offer voters.
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From Crédit Mobilier and Teapot Dome to Watergate and the Lewinsky affair, plenty of scandals have swamped previous administrations and left a lasting stain on presidents.
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Tarantino's meticulous filmmaking places us firmly in the real world, with fabrics and fixtures and haircuts so vividly done that the movie is swamped in atmosphere.
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The last time, he said, the Isla was chased by Chinese warships that maneuvered aggressively to block it, generating large waves that could have swamped it.
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What Ayers surely recognized was that as chief of staff he would have been swamped by Trump controversies and, potentially, drawn into his schemes and scandals.
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Prices for NAND chips, used for longer-term data storage, more than halved over the past year as supply swamped demand, data from market trackers show.
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She was a laughing stock when she campaigned on the argument that our country is "swamped with Asians" and asked that policies of multiculturalism be abolished.
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He referred to a EU treaty which he said would oblige the bloc to help Italy if it were to be swamped with refugees from Libya.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Floods swamped parts of the Australian state of Queensland on Friday, covering pastureland and cutting off towns as swollen rivers inundated about 200 homes.
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The administration and House Democrats are close to an agreement on a spending package that aims to buoy Americans swamped by the fallout of the pandemic.
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I.B.M. soon caught up technologically and swamped the market in the 21960s and ′21968s, pursued by a herd of brands like Osborne, Wang, Tandy and Kaypro.
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When people's homes and workplaces have been swamped, the moisture that's left behind — especially in the hot and humid South — becomes a breeding ground for mold.
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Churchill also believed that the rise of Bolshevism — the precursor to Soviet Communism — needed to be halted, and if possible destroyed, before it swamped Western Europe.
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Right now America is tearing itself apart as an embittered white conservative minority clings to power, terrified at being swamped by a new multiracial polyglot majority.
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In short, Sanders has been swamped at the ballot box, and liberal voters not only have nowhere else to go, they don't seem to want to.
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Also, speaking of sheer madness, so much of the immigration that has swamped Europe of late has come from migrants from Syria and sub-Saharan Africa.
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The work wasn't bad: We hand-felled and swamped 75 or so spruce and aspen, and we went bonkers with the hand-loppers on the undergrowth.
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Southbound traffic heading for Mato Grosso has been moving forward since Tuesday on the swamped 37 km (23 mile) section, the DNIT said in a statement.
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He has fallen into quicksand; tumbled from peaks; sailed into a cyclone; been shot at, searched, and detained; had his dinghy swamped among hunting leopard seals.
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"I'm getting swamped with many, many calls, usually one an hour, from people who want to prepay their taxes," said Town of Greenburgh supervisor Paul Feiner.
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Farhad notes that the company 3D Robotics appears to have stumbled, but DJI, the Chinese company that swamped it, recently came out with a collapsible drone.
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Even after it exits the Midwest, the storm's havoc will remain there for days, with flooding possible in areas that in recent weeks have gotten swamped.
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There are, understandably, many Americans who feel frustrated about being left behind in the internet era, and fearful of being swamped by waves of emerging technologies.
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But half-pickled by the lime juice, they've been swamped in for days, the onion and tomato have the fragrant acidity of a pre-vomit burp.
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The Roosevelt-Levy model, by contrast, finds that any negative effect due to the deficit would be swamped by the positive economic impacts of increased demand.
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When he was sick I found it way too upsetting to visit him because he'd become so frail and this huge cricket jumper swamped his tiny frame.
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The small scale battles and negotiations of balancing your relationship with your family against the needs of career and politics are increasingly swamped by all these minigames.
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In the clip above, Nairn plays a hassled KFC worker swamped by hordes of lunch-time customers trying to order "chicken with fries" at the same time.
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But Hypertrending has some practical issues: a restaurant might not look too busy in the app, but it could be swamped with people who don't use Foursquare.
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Hospital swamped with victims Thirty-nine people and Mateen were pronounced dead at the scene, with two bodies found in the parking lot, Mayor Buddy Dyer said.
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"Im just gonna bump this because of the shrek raid," one Anon-IB user wrote last week, after Badass swamped the image board with pictures of Shrek.
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But they didn't rise to that level for Trump himself, and so they got swamped by everything else the president wanted to pile into a DACA deal.
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Indigenous Assamese have long complained that they are being swamped in their own homeland by migrants from Bengal, the densely populated region to the south (see article).
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Pauline Hanson, a populist senator who made her name then, warning that Australia would be "swamped" by Asians, has started fulminating about Muslims instead, to little avail.
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The reduced number of samples is a serious issue for Brazil, the host nation of an Olympic Games swamped in the geopolitical and moral impact of doping.
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But the debates are being controlled by the national Republican Party, and so far, the blowback has been swamped by the coverage of Mr. Trump's competing event.
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While this doesn't mean that Asia is about to be swamped with U.S. light and Canadian heavy oil, it does give refiners an option to diversify supply.
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Efforts are also underway to help the rhinos and other wildlife put in danger when flood waters swamped the Kaziranga National Park, a UNESCO world heritage site.
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I can often feel swamped by people who do what I do with an ease, or, I suppose, what seems like an ease, that I don't understand.
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"When you consider the total firepower — candidates, campaign committees and super PACs — I don't think we'll lose a single race because we were swamped financially," he said.
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My gratins are often swamped with tomato water, filled with slices of raw onions and overcooked zucchini, and topped with a pale, dusty desert of bread crumbs.
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Recently, the market has swung violently in the other direction, as a severe drought has hit Brazilian corn production while heavy rains have swamped Argentina's soy crop.
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When she disappeared from them soon afterward, they thought they understood her grief, having been swamped by their own, and they let her turn away from them.
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Lipinski has swamped her in terms of fundraising and can still count on labor support, but a bevy of progressive and pro-choice groups have endorsed Newman.
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More flooding threatens mid-Atlantic The Mid-Atlantic has been swamped by rainfall for several days and forecasters say a few more storms are on the way.
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The estimated 45,000 intensive care unit beds in the United States would be swamped by even a moderate outbreak of about 200,000 in need of I.C.U. admission.
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But any earnings, which would be subject to the federal income tax, are swamped by the amount that the company is taking in write-offs for depreciation.
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In the meantime, people trying to change their travel plans are being hit with hours-long wait times on calls to airlines, who are swamped with requests.
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Across parts of Nebraska, South Dakota and Iowa, rising water was threatening homes and covering farm fields, and the authorities warned people to stay off swamped roadways.
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It's one of the results, they say, of a U.S. trade war with China that has sharply hurt export demand and swamped storage facilities with excess grain.
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"What we're seeing play out there are the somewhat toxic politics of national security, which have swamped countries around the West since 9/11," Mr. White said.
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They have managed to find red salmon in the worst fishing summer in memory, and have been swamped with orders from locals who couldn't catch their own.
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Company executives said that's an early sign of regional authorities' getting swamped by reports of new cases, though they declined to say where the call-ins occurred.
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The question for investors is whether a company whose business could be swamped by Amazon — in this case, selling clothes over the internet — is a safe bet.
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In related news, Alex Morrell reports that restructuring bankers are suddenly Wall Street's hot commodity as they're getting swamped with calls from clients facing a cash crunch.
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But come the Christmas season — the busiest period of the year for the industry — malls are still swamped and stores need all the help they can get.
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The Cowboys swamped Texas in the first seven minutes, roaring out to a 20-3 lead as the Longhorns' five turnovers produced 153 points for Oklahoma State.
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Rising waters in Mississippi: Officials warned that the worst was still to come after heavy rains swamped a reservoir and pushed the Pearl River over its banks.
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The disease has killed more than 100 people in the country in little more than two weeks and has swamped hospitals that are critically short of medicines.
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"I'm getting swamped with many, many calls, usually one an hour, from people who want to prepay their taxes," one New York tax official said last week.
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"We won't be able to see the corona because it's just going to be swamped by the photosphere, the visible surface of the sun," Dr. Young said.
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But authorization for the National Flood Insurance Program, soon to be swamped with claims from Harvey's victims, is set to expire at the end of the month.
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The attack, which swamped Dyn's servers with more traffic than they could handle, lasted for about a day, causing widespread disruption to websites throughout the United States.
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"I have a feeling that in the next election you're going to be swamped with candidates but you're not going to be wasting your time," Trump said.
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The attackers did not need to "hack" Estonia's sites, exactly; they simply swamped them with a "distributed denial of service"—DDoS—assault, which continued for two weeks.
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It is commonly said that this tax on universities rides on populist impulses whereby universities and colleges rake in millions while their graduates are swamped in debt.
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Sources close to Lauren tell us ... LC is swamped with business ventures and just doesn't have time to shoot "The Hills: New Beginnings," which premiers in 2019.
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I feel more at peace because the whole situation is still fucking with me, but I feel like it would be worse if I was swamped with information.
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But as 2017 slowly lurches forward and we're given a brief reprise from being swamped with new games, I wanted to see what's up with Let It Die.
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Taking on both massive responsibility and a huge workload, Henderson has been excellent and the attacking trio have helped him enough to ensure he has not been swamped.
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They're working on their next album — it has them so swamped that they're not even following the Kurrent Kardashian Scandal, they tell me — and they're expanding their sound.
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There is also a backup network, so if your community doesn't have a crisis center or your crisis center is swamped with calls, you can still reach someone.
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He is being swamped by attack ads from his Democratic opponent, Karen Mallard, who has received $208,000 from Emily's List, which backs Democratic women who support abortion rights.
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Since antiprotons are electrically charged (they are negative; normal protons are positive), gravity's effect on them is swamped by any electromagnetic forces around, which will be much larger.
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Trump said the federal response to Maria compared favorably with a "real catastrophe like Katrina," the 2005 storm that swamped Louisiana and Mississippi and killed more than 1,800.
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He said the company has no way to prevent a fire or potential explosion near the plant that is swamped by about six feet (1.83 m) of water.
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Carillion collapsed in January when its banks pulled the plug, after costly contract delays and a slump in new business left it swamped by debt and pensions liabilities.
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The air is just the right amount of crisp, you're treated to a cool breeze, and you won't be swamped with sweat at the end of your jog.
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Some people just don't understand the "Movement" Jan 6: Wow, the ratings are in and Arnold Schwarzenegger got "swamped" (or destroyed) by comparison to the ratings machine, DJT.
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Global shipping firms have been swamped by overcapacity and sluggish demand, with Hanjin booking a net loss of 473 billion won in the first half of the year.
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He's so swamped with requests to share his techniques and give talks that nearly tripling his speaking schedule has barely made a dent in the flow of invites.
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The discovery is considered a key development in the decommissioning process of the plant, which suffered a catastrophic meltdown in 2011 after a huge tsunami swamped the facility.
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It's the same reason that, in following this advice, you'll end up with sub-par tacos and swamped among hundreds of other tourists seeking Austin's essence of cool.
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It has been held each year since Estonia was swamped in 2007 by cyber attacks that took down government, financial and media websites amid a dispute with Russia.
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North Carolina officials have been racing to help farmers swamped by Matthew and to assess damages since the storm dumped heavy rains on the state over the weekend.
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The issue swamped the campaign and ate up attention and energy from Mr. Trump just as he was hoping to transition to a new phase of the race.
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Rubber dandelion must be domesticated before it can be cultivated as a field crop because it is slow to establish and grow and is easily swamped by weeds.
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The death toll in Bihar, which was swamped by waters from the neighboring Himalayan nation of Nepal, jumped to 67, as rescuers reached further into flood-hit areas.
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The supply rebound has caused a global glut relapse, with various regional markets swamped with crude oil, ranging from the Atlantic Basin to the North Sea to Singapore.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Two decades ago, Pauline Hanson prompted outrage when she said that Australia was in danger of being swamped by Asians in her first speech in Parliament.
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He cannot get work without a valid ID. Since his case began drawing international attention, Mr. Constantin has been swamped with interview requests, which he has mostly ignored.
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Republican turnout swamped Democrats in 2016: As my colleague David Leonhardt wrote last year, if liberals voted at the same rate as conservatives, Hillary Clinton would be president.
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Whatever home-district bonus Mr. Trump might have received was swamped by the district's demographics: He did 15 points worse than Mr. Romney did four years earlier. 2.
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"The government shutdown is also threatening the livelihood of our farmers, many of whom were swamped by the same hurricane waters that destroyed homes and business," he said.
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Videos of fierce gun battles in the street, armed men blocking roads, residents fleeing to safety and clouds of black smoke rising from burning vehicles swamped social media.
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On Monday, offices in New York were swamped as people previously ineligible to apply for licenses lined up, documents in hand, to seek the legal right to drive.
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"There are more questions than we have answers," Downey said as he stood next to Hunting Bayou, one of the waterways that swamped low-income neighborhoods during Harvey.
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This, in turn, allows us to build trust and establish credibility that makes all the difference when people are swamped with misinformation designed to confuse them into inaction.
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There's one problem with this complaint — RCTs really haven't swamped development economics all that much, at least not nearly as much as the discussions about them would suggest.
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Any read-through to the health or otherwise of manufacturing activity is being swamped by the profusion of supply developments as China's own producers react to collapsing prices.
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Widespread flooding has not only swamped thousands of buildings in the Houston area, it's likely damaged hundreds, perhaps thousands of new cars and trucks parked on dealership lots.
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In Hamburg, home to about 1,100 people, the swollen Missouri River invaded houses, swamped the farm equipment dealership and even reached the flagpole in the center of town.
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It was precisely such electric dreaming that helped nickel ascend those June 2018 highs before the market was swamped by the macro-economic negativity already dampening other base metals.
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These trees are like giant matchsticks, but there are so many of them that need to be removed that processing facilities like sawmills have been swamped across the state.
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Recent heavy rain and melting snow have already flooded the city of Davenport in Iowa, where the swollen Mississippi River pushed through a temporary barrier and swamped downtown streets.
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During that first king tide, storm surge swamped the service road with ankle-deep water and flooded the back lawn, where many of the estate's special events take place.
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Only 74 of the nation's 3,200 primary schools are run by Educate Together, the main multidenominational alternative, whose Dublin schools are swamped with four applications for every available space.
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"In clothes the effect of consumers tightening their belts is probably swamped by a later Easter, good weather and great ranges in store," Chief Executive George Weston told Reuters.
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In parts of France, motorists swamped petrol stations, some using real-time mobile phone applications to learn where they could refill without queuing for hours or being turned away.
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Parts of southern England and Wales were swamped with storm after storm after storm during the winter of 2013-2014, as roads turned into streams and fields into lakes.
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The toll is evident at Misrata's emergency hospital, swamped with casualties and with their families, friends and fellow fighters, anxiously waiting to hear about the wounded or the dying.
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They've examined ways to stave off rising tides by buffering sites that will be swamped, hauling things to higher ground, or documenting whatever they can in the water's path.
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The influx of families has swamped U.S. Border Patrol stations built to house single adults, and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has run out of space to hold them.
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I might spend some downtime early on scanning people, but when the story really ramps up and I'm swamped with side-missions, it's the last thing on my mind.
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Clinching the deal is taking longer than planned amid a flurry of deals in the agriculture sector that Syngenta, the world's biggest pesticides maker, said had swamped competition watchdogs.
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The complexities of the play—for one, that's a really hard shot to make—were swamped by the simple spectacle of Lee, with the game on the line, missing.
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The firm's debts and the fears of some analysts that California, its biggest market, is becoming swamped with solar panels make any synergies pale in comparison with the risks.
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The red wave promised by Trump, which attracted mockery earlier this year, showed up in states such as Indiana, Missouri and North Dakota where Democratic Senate candidates were swamped.
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But young people, for the most part, have no desire to pry art from white hands; only bad art, in which we have spent our entire lives utterly swamped.
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If there is any true popular mandate, it belongs to Sanders, who swamped Trump in polls, or Clinton, who beat Trump handily in a one person, one vote election.
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Read more: Millennials are swamped in debt, and it's not just student loansDebt stress might explain why the majority of young adults define financial success as being debt-free.
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They've swamped the airwaves with attack ads against Trump so far, but that could change as they seek to make Clinton a more appealing candidate in her own right.
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Soon Wenerd, 30, was swamped with more selfish requests: people raising money not for anything high-minded or charitable, but for spring break trips, honeymoons and credit-card debt.
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Southeast Texas is being swamped by massive amounts of rain, reaching over 33 inches in the town of Hamshire and 2017 inches in Fannet due to Tropical Depression Imelda.
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Built to Flood After Hurricane Harvey swamped Houston in August, the residents of a suburban area were shocked to learn that the flooding in their neighborhood wasn't an accident.
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As an example, Hurricane Harvey in Texas last year ended up shutting down gasoline refineries, straining hospitals, clogging roadways and spreading toxins and pathogens as floodwaters swamped the city.
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Heavy rains swamped communities in central and southern Ohio, leading to road closures and rescues of residents by boats and at least one military vehicle, officials said on Friday.
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At sea, Ms. Vuong recalled the fishing boat being swamped by walls of dark, salty water, and hearing the cries of passengers who seemed resigned to a watery death.
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Kris's younger son, Joshua, cried that he didn't want to leave and clung to the driver's side-view mirror of their new 2017 Nissan Pathfinder, now swamped with water.
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The catch is that the costs to the individual country or corporation will have to be low enough to be swamped by its benefit to that country or company.
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" In the mid-1990s, Pauline Hanson was elected to Parliament and formed her new political party One Nation, claiming that Australia was in danger of being "swamped by Asians.
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When they berthed and unloaded, the virus went with them; the son died, the father died and Galveston and then Houston were swamped by an epidemic of yellow fever.
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By the time the wars swept through Bordeaux, the issues had long since been swamped by simple tribalism, of the kind that has afflicted Christianity since the Arian controversy.
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It is as if the writing and making of "Gray State" were a means of containing the violent fantasies within him, and when the project faltered they swamped him.
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This tragic case is sure to get swamped in politics, as President Trump and other GOP officials railed on the fact that Rivera is in the US illegally. 4.
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Municipal governments along the way are swamped with migrants and are unable to provide all of them with food or shelter, so the task falls to private Italian citizens.
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George Patrick's auto supply and body shop business was swamped by 4 feet of water, destroying much of his inventory, floors and walls, ringing up some $100,000 in damage.
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Since Wint was fired, outraged netizens have swamped the middle school's Facebook page with critical comments, demanding that Wint be rehired and making their fair share of vagina jokes.
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Roads around Mozambique's port city of Beira were swamped and it was raining heavily, complicating rescue efforts and meaning aid had to be flown in by helicopter or plane.
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The rescue shelter said on its website it has been "swamped with offers" to take in the dogs, but Picasso needs dental surgery first, before being considered for a home.
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The app and site are swamped with dance videos, including many tutorials, with both Tangdou-created clips and those made by groups around China sometimes clocking up millions of views.
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Right now, Ticketmaster uses Verified Fan for concert "pre-sales," a ticket-buying window that is supposed to be limited to fans but is usually swamped by ticket-buying bots.
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I asked if Shopping Co-Worker might be a better choice based on time availability, to which I was told that supporting Swamped Co-Worker was part of my job.
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So how can we, as individuals, satisfy our need to know what is going on in the world without being swamped by the ceaseless chatter or distracted by extraneous input?
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Pictures taken by the Huygens probe (which Cassini delivered to Titan in 2005) revealed a world swamped by liquid methane lakes and oceans, and rich in hydrocarbons and organic compounds.
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The Clinton campaign, swamped on the final weekend before the presidential caucuses, said that contact with voters would be the best way for the mayor to help, this person said.
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Princesses and talking animals are not the only characters to have been summoned back to the screen: audiences have been swamped by hordes of wizards, cape-wearers, dinosaurs and Jedi.
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"Wow, the ratings are in and Arnold Schwarzenegger got 'swamped' (or destroyed) by comparison to the ratings machine, DJT," Trump wrote on Twitter, referring to himself in the third person.
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Following the season premiere in January, Trump took to Twitter to mock Schwarzenegger, claiming that he got "swamped" and "destroyed" in comparison to "the ratings machine, DJT" (referring to himself).
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The British pound plunged to fresh 31-year lows on Wednesday, swamped by continued fears over the U.K. leadership vacuum and the country's potential exit from the European Union (EU).
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Although vinyl is still only a tiny fraction of the global music market, big orders from record labels have swamped the few pressing plants left and caused delays in production.
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But for all the plaudits, including a 91% approval rating President Duterte received for cracking down on drug dealers and addicts, there are families heartbroken, jails swamped, rehab centers overwhelmed.
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Twenty people in North Carolina have been killed by floodwaters and tens of thousands remained without power after Hurricane Matthew swamped the state with record rains, the governor said Wednesday.
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The firm's Twitter mentions were soon swamped with reactions from critics, some mocking, some angry, and some simply bemused at how the firm could flub such a seemingly simple task.
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But these shifts will be swamped in the Trump administration's trade war, which will cascade throughout the entire US agriculture sector and portends bigger losses than any label can fix.
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Ms Ford says that teachers are swamped by the number of "outcomes" that have to be met, despite the curriculum's claims to free them to teach how they see best.
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"I think Congress and the lawmakers and policymakers have a lot of work to do before we get swamped by Chinese capacity and lapped on technology over time," Jonas said.
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At its debut in 2006, the Haven was swamped by tourists from regular quarters who paid $200 to upgrade to one of its 40 or so rooms, Mr. Sheehan recalled.
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Jeddah, in Saudi Arabia, comes second not because it is really the second-worst in the world but because it is swamped with haj pilgrims every year and cannot cope.
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"It means so much more than majors, more than anything," Molinari, struggling to make himself heard in the din, said as he was swamped by yellow and blue clad fans.
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In 2010, after Democrats maintained control of the Senate, defying the Tea Party wave that swamped the House, Mr. Reid created a leadership position for Mr. Schumer as a reward.
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Such isolated bright spots have been swamped out by the overall gloom in the stock markets this earnings season as investors scour results for indications that earnings growth will slow.
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Health care providers are feverishly trying to plan how much they need to ramp up their capacity to meet the anticipated demand as best they can, to avoid being swamped.
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In contrast, the only March state where Sanders won a large delegate advantage was California, and his edge there was easily swamped by all the big wins Biden put together.
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In a separate meeting, political strategists briefed the governors on the Virginia results in depth, outlining just how badly swamped Mr. Gillespie had been by Democratic turnout, two attendees said.
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Dudley said he feared that Optima Health, which now serves only 17,000 or so Obamacare customers, would be swamped by the more than 200,000 such customers now served by Anthem.
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The deaths have become a national outrage, casting a glare on the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and symbolizing India's swamped, mismanaged and often corrupt public health care system.
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Steyer, a billionaire from California who has swamped the airwaves in Iowa and elsewhere with ads, was a surprise last-minute addition to the debate after gaining ground in polls.
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Despite the backlash, when the law took effect in December, offices for the Department of Motor Vehicles were swamped as newly eligible people applied for the legal right to drive.
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Republicans are scrambling to protect a growing number of down-ballot candidates — including several in conservative bastions — who they fear could be swamped by a Donald Trump wipeout in November.
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And a few gas stations in parts of Texas largely unaffected by Harvey sold out of all their fuel — but only because the public panicked and swamped the gas stations.
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Trump's senior aides and advisers have been swamped with questions about why the president is comfortable attacking Franken when more than a dozen women have made similar accusations about him.
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Immediately the 30-year-old former U.S. Open champion was swamped by a swarm of his team mates as Croatia could begin the party after emulating their triumph of 23.
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But at heart, "IO" is mostly a lugubrious Adam and Eve story, staked on the chemistry between scientists who are almost too swamped in ennui to tend to the garden.
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Water bubbles up through limestone's holes — considered by scientists to be a major factor in the sea-level rise which has already swamped some local neighborhoods even on sunny days.
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Irma is one of three hurricanes blaring across the Atlantic, barely a week after Hurricane Harvey swamped Texas with devastating floods and left a death toll of at least 70.
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There, they will be able to pick up signals that are otherwise swamped—particularly, radiation from the earliest days of the universe, which may encode details of the origin of everything.
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The forecast came after a "siege of severe thunderstorms," as The Weather Channel described it, washed out bridges, swamped homes and left at least nine people dead in Texas since Friday.
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China's steel industry, swamped in overcapacity yet a major employer, has struggled to meet capacity reduction targets, and rising prices for steel have encouraged producers to ramp up production for export.
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An analysis by the Washington-based World Resources Institute (WRI) found that with 1 meter (3.3 ft) of sea-level rise, an estimated 83 airports globally would be swamped by 2100.
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When Tesla accepted reservations for its new Model 3, which has a starting price of $35,000, the car maker was swamped by people eager to put down $250,23.3 as a deposit.
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And some critics are concerned that the efficiency and ease these companies promise in getting cash could become more of a burden than a benefit as Americans become swamped with debt.
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CHICAGO, Aug 11 (Reuters) - As severe weather ravaged the U.S. Midwest this spring, agricultural software company Sentera was swamped with frustrated farmers and traders uploading drone videos of waterlogged crop fields.
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While Blackburn might have expected to hear only from her Tennessee district — which handily reelected her in November — she soon found the poll swamped with votes opposed to an ObamaCare repeal.
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North of Houston the city of Port Arthur, which along with Beaumont was devastated in August by Harvey's floods, was swamped again Tuesday by the weather system now pummeling points south.
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Michael was a very strong Eurosceptic, but someone whom I'd known as this liberal, compassionate, rational Conservative ended up making arguments about Turkey [joining] and being swamped and what have you.
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Aaron Peskin, an elected official from San Francisco's Board of Supervisors has been swamped with thousands of complaints from frustrated residents, including some who have actually been injured by a scooter.
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Al Franken -- became the latest celebrity swamped by the tidal wave of revelations about alleged sexual assault or harassment and may have seen his career dissolve in a matter of minutes.
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Tropical Storm Imelda, now a tropical depression, swamped southeastern Texas with rainfall up to 43 inches in some areas this week, making it the seventh wettest tropical cyclone in American history.
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Before you know it, Remington warned, we'll be back to the 1990s, when state lawmakers swamped the firearms industry with lawsuits in an attempt to regulate gun ownership through private litigation.
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The PokéStops and gyms are real-life locations, and businesses or landmarks that have been designated as PokéStops or gyms have been swamped by players hoping to advance in the game.
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In December, Renate Künast, a senior politician from Germany's left-wing party The Greens, was swamped with furious criticism after her remarks about a high-profile murder went viral on Facebook.
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And as the coronavirus outbreak has tipped consumer sentiment from uncertainty to hoarder-level panic, lenders have been swamped by people looking to grab any savings they can, while they can.
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I was then swamped with the triple task of leading a team, preparing and managing systems for teaching my own class, as well as home educating and single parenting my kids.
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When California granted illegal immigrants the opportunity to get a driver's license in 19203, Department of Motor Vehicles offices were swamped, with illegal immigrants coming in at twice the expected rate.
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What a sharp contrast from the Democrats I talk to, many of whom feel swamped by the "electability" debate and the task of balancing practicality and vision in their electoral choices.
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Far worse are the politics that have turned the pensions — money squarely owed to people who did their jobs — into greenhouse gases that could cause the city's finances to be swamped.
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Flood claims have already swamped the federal flood insurance program, which is still some $25 billion in debt after a wave of claims from major storms in the last few years.
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Even more impressive is that Baylor swamped the Mountaineers without second-leading scorer and guard MaCio Teague, who missed the game with a wrist injury and is considered day-to-day.
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The patients swamped the county fairground here for a three-day health extravaganza of free care organized by Remote Area Medical, an aid group that holds these events across the country.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Mayors of cities from Lisbon to New Orleans called on Thursday for urgent global action to tackle climate change that could see hundreds of coastal metropolises swamped with water.
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As many as half a million demonstrators swamped the capital that day, and as many as 5.2 million marchers were estimated to have turned out at more than 650 protests nationwide.
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The issue adds to a growing list of aviation-related problems because of global warming, including increased turbulence, stronger headwinds and swamped airport runways due to rising sea levels, he said.
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Besides the North Bay fires, SB 901 also could have implications for December's devastating Thomas fire in Southern California, which contributed to mudslides that swamped the community of Montecito in January.
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Midday nuclear (unneeded by the grid, which will be swamped with solar) could be stored as hydrogen, which can then be used as a feedstock or fuel to help decarbonize transportation.
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VR game designer Katie Chironis uploaded a two minute video to Twitter showing how she was swamped and harassed by users after speaking out loud in a crowded area of VRChat.
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The city knows the scourge of high water: Storms have swamped neighborhoods here repeatedly through the decades, so the people are familiar with the pains of owning a previously submerged property.
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" The response has been overwhelming, to the point that Bettig's brother, Matt, was brought in to help field all the requests, since he'd been "swamped with all kinds of unexpected attention.
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In December, Renate Künast, a senior politician from Germany's left-wing party The Greens, was swamped with furious criticism after her remarks about a high-profile murder went viral on Facebook.
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The average professional receives 121 emails per day, and when you take paid time off, a sick day, or are simply too swamped to check your account, that number gets even bigger.
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Emmanuel Gregoire told Le Parisien newspaper that the situation in Paris was not as bad as in tourist-swamped Venice or Barcelona but Parisians were concerned about the influx of tourist buses.
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Online Commerce Needs An Offline Experience Every year, Time magazine gets swamped with pitches from thousands of companies, all convinced their product deserves to be included in Time's "25 Best Inventions" list.
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The reason for why we have the Electoral College is poorly understood – supporters usually make the argument that it was designed to ensure that smaller states weren't swamped in a presidential vote.
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With small or slow migrations this may only happen at the margins and it may be swamped by other effects; with large or swift migrations it may happen in more significant ways.
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Fourteen people were killed after powerful storms swamped West Virginia on Thursday night, forcing high water rescues across the state and leaving thousands of customers without power through Friday afternoon, officials said.
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They do so most easily when the flow of migration is smooth (to prevent the sudden surges that make host societies feel swamped) and when newcomers are integrated into the local culture.
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In Bihar state, which was swamped by waters flowing down from neighboring Nepal, some 100,000 people are living in relief camps but evacuation operations were being wound down, a state official said.
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Support for the LDP at 35.6 percent swamped the 5.6 percent for the opposition Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan, but even more - 43.2 percent - had no party preference, the NHK poll showed.
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Trash-strewn, murky floodwaters swamped city blocks in the hub of the high-tech Silicon Valley, engulfing the entire first floors of some homes as firefighters in inflatable boats rescued stranded residents.
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CHICAGO/SYDNEY (Reuters) - Hot, dry weather has seen high-protein wheat emerge as the one tight spot in a global grains market swamped with abundant stocks, after four years of bumper harvests.
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SYDNEY/WELLINGTON, Jan 21.5 (Reuters) - Australian shares fell for the eight straight session on Tuesday as mounting losses in the resources sector swamped gains in defensive stocks such as banks and telecoms.
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But if the rest of the electorate starts moving — and we're seeing big shifts among white voters, especially along educational lines — then even big shifts among Hispanic voters can quickly be swamped.
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The enormous wave, caused by a magnitude 9 offshore earthquake, overwhelmed the plant's protective sea wall and swamped the facility, knocking out cooling systems needed to keep its six reactors from overheating.
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The Bucks swamped the Hawks from the opening tip, producing an 11-0 run while taking a 43-14 lead after the first quarter and going up 76-43 at the half.
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One likely reason for that is that substance use has swamped the US. More than 11 million Americans misused opioids in 2016, according to a Department of Health and Human Services report.
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These voters have swamped the polls in nearly every election of the past year, from Virginia to rural Wisconsin, and Democrats have been outperforming their November 2016 results in race after race.
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The pro-gun protests were swamped in size and enthusiasm by those marching for gun control, many of whom traveled for many hours to attend the rallies in cities across the country.
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This leap into the (relative) void is darkly suggestive of suicide, an idea that is soon swamped by chatter and bustle as Woody heads off to find Forky and bring him back.
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The heaviest rainfall in nearly a century has swamped the state, knocking the international airport out of commission, fizzling electricity, inundating hospitals and chasing more than a million people from their homes.
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At New Jersey Transit, which had more than one-fourth of its fleet damaged in rail yards that Sandy swamped, officials are eager to discuss how they will avoid repeating that mistake.
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"There are no clear instructions, police are telling us to close down the shop," said Ram Agarwal, a grocer in Delhi swamped by people looking to buy dry food supplies and milk.
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Babies are regularly born in ambulances before they can reach a hospital, and adults drive themselves bleeding to the hospital when the three available ambulances get swamped with calls, emergency responders say.
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Linda Greenhouse The flood of news in recent days has all but swamped a fascinating Supreme Court decision that deserves more than a footnote to the term now coming to an end.
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Defenders of the setup argue that it lets lesser-known candidates make their case in a smaller, more manageable setting (rather than getting swamped by the best-known, best-funded candidate nationally).
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The 31-year-old journalist and author tells PEOPLE he and fiancé Jon Lovett are both "swamped with work" and haven't found the time to commit to any plans as of yet.
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Texas is likely to require a multibillion-dollar rebuilding effort after an enormous stretch of the state — including Houston, the nation's fourth-largest city — was swamped by the remnants of Hurricane Harvey.
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Russia experts may feel swamped by the growing public debate on Russia because the importance of the issue to the public has become more manifest with the growing evidence of Russian interference.
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Responding to decades of agitation by native Assamese, who fear being swamped by Bengali-speaking intruders, the state forced its 33m residents to produce documents establishing their long-term residency in India.
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The immune system is provoked by the agent and retains a memory of it; when the real pathogen tries to establish an infection, it is swamped by the pre-roused immune system.
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Three of them -- himself, his wife and their granddaughter -- came back to the swamped house armed with disinfectant, and began the overwhelming task of clearing out five days of muck and water.
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"Wow, the ratings are in and Arnold Schwarzenegger got 'swamped' (or destroyed) by comparison to the ratings machine, DJT," tweeted Trump, who controversially retains an executive producer credit on the reality show.
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If so, supporters of that agreement in his own party and on the left could be swamped by supporters of former President Álvaro Uribe, who has ferociously fought against the peace deal.
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The defense team has challenged Mueller's legitimacy and swamped prosecutors with a litany of court motions and requests, while firing off unusually sharp and personal rhetoric, outside legal observers told VICE News.
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Otherwise, President Trump and the Republican Congress will be swamped with an endless stream of sympathetic and genuine Obamacare orphans all over TV news and the Internet in much of the coming year.
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International humanitarian agencies say the number of people on the move has swamped existing camps in northern Idlib, set up to shelter families displaced by earlier fighting, and people were being turned away.
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This week we present the third Modern Love essay ever published, Theo Pauline Nestor's bracing account of divorce, which swamped our inboxes with email, our first glimpse of the column's potential emotional impact.
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It accuses the firm of being so swamped with mesh clients that it failed to file timely complaints in the consolidated mesh litigation in federal court for hundreds or even thousands of women.
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Dade Phelan, a Republican whose district was swamped by Hurricane Harvey, said too many cities, counties and drainage districts have been going it alone instead of working together on regional flood-management plans.
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The waters swamped homes, covering about a third of the U.S. Air Force Base that is home to the United States Strategic Command, and cut off road access to a nuclear power plant.
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The explosion of online video, social networking and mobile communications have left corporations swamped with data that their legacy machines aren't equipped to handle and their old software was never designed to analyze.
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That equates to billions of dollars that used to go to partisan political activity, now being funneled through nonprofits that will be swamped by this flood of unlimited, anonymous and tax-deductible money.
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The storms also swamped Travis County, where rescuers in a helicopter retrieved the body of a man on Sunday during a search of a state highway area, said Lisa Block, a county spokeswoman.
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A cloud hung over my head as I knew that as soon as I finished the presentation, my city was about to be swamped by white supremacists who were intent on invoking terror.
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And, although he admitted that market-watchers will soon be swamped with concerns about interest rates and earnings shortfalls, the "Mad Money" host argued that the pent-up demand for stocks remains constant.
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Even so, his support in the nominating process, in which some 2000 million people may ultimately vote, would be swamped in a general election, when turnout is likely to be four times that.
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Tax filing season starts in less than two weeks, and the Internal Revenue Service, which has been swamped with work trying to carry out the new tax law, may take a big hit.
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In an effort to outrun more than a year of depression and grief, and the seasonal affective disorder that swamped me most winters since childhood, I had become a 37-year-old snowbird.
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" Mills's father had died four months before they met, and July worried that she'd get swamped by his overwhelming need: "Mike, at the beginning, was like, 'Just lost family—must make new one.
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This district serves about 2000,000 students across a vast 312 square miles, and saw an estimated $700 million in costs and damage, including swamped classrooms, soaked drywall and computers that might not work.
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Steyer's $23 million in advertising has lifted him to new and surprising heights in Nevada and South Carolina — states in which he's swamped competitors who are focused primarily on Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Freeport resident Howard Armstrong described how his wife drowned in front of him after the storm surge from Hurricane Dorian swamped their home, leaving them with only their heads were above the water.
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Refugees have swamped port cities across Europe, but the Jungle has emerged as a particularly striking illustration of the crisis because of its proximity to both Britain and more populated areas of France.
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The photographer and I roll up the windows as we get closer to the event, called Rock Against Überfremdung ("Uberfremdung" is a peculiar German word that roughly translates to being "swamped by foreigners").
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The meetups will inevitably be swamped by throngs of journalists, standing around in the cold and trying to look plausibly misogynistic in the hope that a gullible anti-feminist will feed them provocative quotes.
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In the 1970s and 1980s thousands died in unrest, mostly (but by no means entirely) sparked by fears of the biggest group, Assamese-speaking Hindus, of being swamped by an influx of Bengali-speakers.
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Advocates have reported that their hotlines have been swamped with calls seeking guidance, while volunteers have offered to house those scared of staying home as rumored sightings of ICE personnel spread on social media.
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Water levels surged 3.5 m (12 ft) in some places and waves swamped roads and threw up live fish, washing into some residential blocks and a mall in the eastern Heng Fa Chuen district.
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Normally I like to take a walk around downtown during lunch since I'm stuck at a desk all day, but today is not that day, since I'm swamped with work, and it's raining outside.
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In the post-Jack's death flashbacks, Rebecca is swamped with her own grief and therefore not paying as much attention as she could be to Kate (Hannah Zeile) and Kevin's (Logan Shroyer) problems, i.e.
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Lighthouse residents, some of them disabled and receiving public assistance such as food stamps, spent Tuesday night listening to Michael's howling winds and watching with growing alarm as the storm surge swamped the motel.
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Their boat was "swamped by a large wave" at night and the men were forced to swim two miles to the Fenadik shore, Chief Petty Officer Sara Mooer, a Coast Guard spokeswoman, told CNN.
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Germany has been the main destination for most of the migrants once they land in Greece, but the Central European countries fear they could be swamped if Germany were to close its own borders.
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But Mr. Obama's Democratic allies concede that the message about Mr. Garland is being swamped by the presidential race, and that it has become only one small part of the campaign against the Republicans.
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But the show — directed by Kristin Marting and created by Matthew Cohn, Mr. Darvish, Ms. MacCary, Enormvs Muñoz and Jen Taher — too often feels swamped by the surfeit and shallowness of its source material.
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A food pantry opened by chef Jose Andres in central Washington has been swamped with workers seeking hot meals, while furloughed employees across the country have been visiting food banks and seeking other assistance.
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Gomperts told The Atlantic that as abortion becomes more difficult to access in the U.S. due to new restrictions in states, she has been swamped with requests from women hoping to use her service.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - As Hurricane Harvey pummeled the Gulf coast in Texas, the city of Seabrook had an edge over flood-swamped nearby towns and the devastation in Houston, just a half-hour drive away.
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The group, which also featured Dennis D'Ell as lead singer, Allan Ward on lead guitar and John Lantree, her brother, on bass, performed nightly at a local pub that quickly became swamped with admirers.
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Mr. Trump's 44,000-vote victory in Pennsylvania, like elsewhere in the Rust Belt, was the result of an unforeseen surge of blue-collar voters, who swamped the votes of college-educated voters in suburbia.
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But those earnings were swamped by $8.3 million of losses, largely because of "significant depreciation" that Mr. Kushner and his company took on their real estate, according to the documents reviewed by The Times.
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The result: The economic and political benefits Trump and the GOP hoped to reap from cutting tax rates could be swamped by higher pump prices that Americans face every time they hit the road.
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Lost was a vast medieval city of 25 square miles and also a way of life, just as the local cultures of the world's other great cities have been swamped by our restless times.
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That's deepened concerns among Democratic officials and some campaign aides in recent days about whether she'll have the money to compete in early states where she's being swamped by competitors with higher polling figures.
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Most notably, lenders will no longer be allowed to try to withdraw funds from a borrower's account after two failed attempts to collect, a practice that often leaves insolvent customers swamped with overdraft fees.
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Playing without sophomore guard Mac McClung (eye), who averaged 219 points per game and shot better than 210 percent on 228-pointers in its six-game winning streak, Georgetown was swamped immediately by Providence.
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It's difficult to be heard in an increasingly swamped music industry and it's especially difficult to "just make music" now that the pressure to engage with the socio-political landscape has never been higher.
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But with the embattled world governing body swamped by claims of state-sponsored doping in Russia and rocked by corruption in its own ranks, O'Sullivan is unsurprised she has heard nothing further about the probe.
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The first time you went out with someone you might have been swamped with work, or you just moved, or weren't over your ex and therefore couldn't prioritize trying to get to know someone new.
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You see the result on Sundays: games that are swamped by heedless branded bullshit, slowed by an obsession with refereeing all expressiveness out of the game, and governed by cheesy power rhetoric and authoritarian posturing.
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Pricing is likely to continue to tighten and by March, the market could be swamped with deals that reprice the repricings conducted in the last quarter of 2016, once six-month soft call protection expires.
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But after a deluge of bogus science and conspiracy theories swamped right-wing media, their opinions diverged: 66% of Democrats now say they are very concerned about it; only 18% of Republicans say the same.
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Political pundits are likely grateful for this; if betting markets were swamped with people making emotional hedges, then market odds would reflect fear rather than a crowd-sourced assessment of the likelihood of an event.
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Katz Delicatessen 205 E Houston St, New York, NY 10002 (212) 254-2246 Katz's is legendary and one of the few overexposed, tourist-swamped, and Meg Ryan-approved restaurants that live up to the hype.
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The jitters that Trump's ascent induced were swamped by the market's eagerness for fiscal stimulus — a policy course that (ironically enough) prominent liberal pundits had urged for years, and that the Trump era swiftly provided.
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Her campaign also swamped Mr. Trump in the unsexy areas of field organizing, fund-raising and (by every indication) "get out the vote" efforts, which put her at a decided advantage once the voting began.
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The details: Scientists at the U.S. Geological Survey's Hawaiian Volcano Observatory also reportedly said lava has completely filled Kapoho Bay, swamped most of Vacationland and covered all but the northern part of Kapoho Beach Lots.
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The DNC is reportedly desperate to avoid a repeat of the 2016 campaign, in which Russian hackers leaked thousands of emails from DNC servers and swamped social media with disinformation about then-candidate Hillary Clinton.
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But with Brazil only beginning to recover from its worst recession on record, state budgets are depleted and officials have been swamped by a string of health crises, including outbreaks of Zika and yellow fever.
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An amphibious duck boat was carrying 31 passengers including children when a sudden "microburst" storm packing powerful winds hit Table Rock Lake outside Branson, unleashing white-cap waves that swamped the vessel before it sank.
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That makeshift wall would not hold back a storm like Sandy, whose surge rose six and a half feet as it swamped the historic Seaport district and destroyed one of its main attractions, Pier 17.
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And public health experts have warned that without further dramatic steps, the U.S. could look like Italy by month's end, with hospitals swamped by sick patients and hundreds of thousands of infected people freely circulating.
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But it is also creating a glut of overstock (H&M's $4.3 billion of unsold clothes, anyone?) and undermining the local industry of countries swamped by secondhand donations made to allay the guilt of purchase.
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That could be especially important for Lyft, given that its I.P.O. would most likely be swamped by its much bigger rival's, whose offering would be the biggest to hit the market since Alibaba's in 50.
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On Saturday, The Associated Press reported that federal officials had yet to inspect highly toxic Superfund sites in the Houston area, several containing petrochemical residue, that were swamped and possibly leaking contaminants into surrounding areas.
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Near the rain-swollen Guajataca River, in the northwest part of the island, floodwater littered with branches and debris engulfed the first floor of a number of homes and swamped vehicles that were left behind.
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The nation has two centers where families can remain together while awaiting disposition of their cases, but their combined capacity is just 2,700 people; the detention system is swamped with thousands more cases than that.
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After the phone lines became swamped, with some precinct leaders giving up and going to bed without reporting results, the party moved essentially to Plan C, a manual examination of the worksheets from each caucus.
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But Johnson outdid even Farage in mendacity, with his racist claim that Turkey was about to enter the EU and that if the UK didn't leave Europe, the country would be swamped with dangerous Muslims.
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Given the degree to which product reviews have been swamped by robots (which tend to hand out five stars with abandon), commercial sabotage in the form of negative bot reviews is not hard to predict.
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In Virginia last fall, as House of Delegates candidates were swamped with volunteers that helped power the wave of wins on Election Day, it was as simple as sending out staff to help direct them.
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Mr. Trump has also been lauded by nationalists in Europe, where his anti-immigration messages resonate on a continent that has been swamped with refugees from wars in countries like Syria and with economic migrants.
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Led by ideologues like the DeVos family and the Koch Brothers and suddenly unleashed by the disaster of Citizens United, they swamped our elections with dirty money while propping up reactionary right-wing protest movements.
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The promoters of the world-renowned Mavericks surfing competition have filed for bankruptcy after being swamped by what they said on Wednesday was a campaign by "certain third parties" to hurt them, among other problems.
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Sam Ehlinger passed for 213 yards and two touchdowns and ran for 83 yards and another score as Texas swamped Texas Tech 49-24 on Friday afternoon in Big 12 Conference play in Austin, Texas.
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There are complaints that the national party isn't delivering a digital counter-punch, that it's getting swamped by Republican fundraising, and doing little to combat an onslaught of incoming TV ads targeting Biden on Ukraine.
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Their small vessel had been swamped by a large wave and the sailors were forced to swim two miles to shore at night, Chief Petty Officer Sara Mooer, a spokesperson for the Coast Guard, told CNN.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand began a major clean-up operation on Friday after heavy rain and floodwaters from the tail end of Cyclone Debbie swamped towns in the North Island and caused landslips that blocked roads.
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Preserving that free movement of trucks, trade and people, Miliband added, is a huge "economic prize," but it will not be sustained if E.U. countries feel swamped by refugees who can't be properly registered or absorbed.
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I've been pretty swamped with sneaker-related news in anticipation of All-Star Weekend (more on that later) but there's a lot more going on outside of sportswear and athletics in the retail world this week.
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In the days after the Paris attacks, Securitas, a leading provider of security agents in Europe, was swamped with calls from department stores, museums and other outlets scrambling to hire thousands of guards and intensify screening.
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So if you're put-off by the prospect of tomboyish tailoring or the fear of being swamped in too much fabric, there's tons of silhouettes to choose from: think culottes, flares, and high-waisted cigarette pants.
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By tweeting about how much better his ratings were on Celebrity Apprentice when he hosted the show: Wow, the ratings are in and Arnold Schwarzenegger got "swamped" (or destroyed) by comparison to the ratings machine, DJT.
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Executives worried that boards would be stuffed with women who knew nothing about their enterprises or that the relatively few women in senior executive ranks would be swamped with requests and would be spread too thin.
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Both genuinely fear a surge in sea arrivals if the policy is relaxed, just as they fear a resurgence of demagogues like Ms. Hanson who could play on the public's fears of being "swamped" by foreigners.
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Americans who were on the winning side of last year's election have watched the reform narrative driven by President Trump swamped — pun intended — by inaction on the part of the administration, GOP majority and the media.
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Despite FedEx's engineering efforts, Harvey still swamped roads and highways leading in and out of its Cypress, Texas, facility, a critical nexus for funneling U.S. shipments throughout Texas and the broader U.S. Gulf Coast to Florida.
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The flood of laid-off workers from many of these dining and drinking establishments seeking unemployment benefits swamped New York's Labor Department on Monday, after Governor Cuomo waived the usual seven-day waiting period to apply.
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In fact, the party was taken by surprise last year as Congress was swamped with phone calls and protesters when Republicans tried but failed to repeal the Affordable Care Act in a series of dramatic votes.
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Fans saw the magazine quote and demanded that the movie get made, pronto, and because this is how Hollywood works now, Wong and Park were suddenly swamped with offers for a script that did not exist.
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With Halal Adult Store's discreet packaging, it's little wonder Zeb's store has been swamped with visitors when the site offers a safe—even invisible—space for Muslim women to find something to cater for their needs.
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During the hearings, Representative Kathy Castor, a Florida Democrat, picked out a single drugstore in rural West Virginia that had been swamped with opioids — 22010,1.53 pills a day at one point from Cardinal, 21.5,22016 from McKesson.
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My take is that decriminalization on its own might have led to a modest increase in the use of hard drugs, but that this was swamped by public health efforts that led to an overall decline.
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Large Saudi crude price cuts for a second straight month indicate that Asia, the world's fastest growing demand center for oil, is swamped with supplies after the spreading virus led to run cuts at Chinese refineries.
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At Fukushima, a tidal wave swamped the diesel backup generators needed to cool the reactor, resulting in a meltdown of sorts, though one that fortunately didn't get bad enough to turn into a full-blown criticality excursion.
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The government doesn't want to make waves, it doesn't want to be swamped by an angry electorate… I think that this is a budget that the government wants the electorate to forget about in a week's time.
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And so they have been able to do that, and they have been able to create growth, but the problem is that they have not come to terms with the problems that swamped the world in 603.
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David Letterman was swamped in scandal in 2009, when CBS News producer Robert "Joe" Halderman attempted to blackmail him after coming across a diary that proved Letterman had been having an affair with his assistant, Stephanie Birkitt.
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The "great replacement" theory popularised by Renaud Camus, an essayist who warns that Europe will be demographically swamped, is "not absurd", she adds, quoting a study suggesting that the "indigenous French" will be a minority by 2040.
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Image: APExtreme, catastrophic flood events like the one that swamped Louisiana last month are becoming more likely because of climate change, according to a hot-off-the-press analysis by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
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The changes came about after Health Canada, the federal health agency in charge of the licensing process, was swamped by applications for licensed producers, putting a strain on its resources and causing months of delays for applicants.
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" The Times also reported that the news of the meeting "frustrated" President Trump — "less over the fact that it had happened, and more because it was yet another story about Russia that had swamped the news cycle.
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In America, though — and in the UK, so it's not just about "excess" national wealth — these technological advantages are being swamped by something else, some kind of cost disease apparently unique to the English-speaking developed world.
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But the ad buy is a tacit admission from his campaign that his recent decline in public polling is due, at least in part, to the fact that he has been swamped by advertising sponsored by Mrs.
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He also denied that Adcock had discussed issues related to her previous lobbying at the meeting, or that she had suggested that her deregulation team would be swamped by lobbyists if names of its members were released.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Swamped by Brexit and weakened at home, British Prime Minister Theresa May is starting to fall behind in the race to win Chinese investment and secure privileged access to China's booming market for professional services.
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In recent years, for-profit colleges have been swamped by lawsuits charging that they use deceptive marketing practices and high-pressure recruitment tactics to snooker students into taking on crippling debt in the pursuit of worthless degrees.
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Facing the possibility of thousands of swamped acres with nothing planted, Mr. Schaefers said he would like to sell what he has left from last year's rice and soybean harvest, but it is stuck in grain bins.
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Swamped by complaints from peeved constituents — and tormented themselves by an onslaught of pesky and fraudulent calls — lawmakers from both sides of the aisle in both chambers are promising action to halt the influx of automated calls.
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The extraordinary storm surge swamped Consolidated Edison's power plant at 2603th Street along its way to filling multiple ZIP codes with waist-deep brine, plunging Manhattan from Midtown south to the Financial District into darkness for days.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - The southern Swiss canton of Ticino on the border with Italy is being swamped with coronavirus patients and authorities are battling to find enough intensive care beds, a top public health official said on Thursday.
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Their move may be followed by the villagers of Shishmaref in Alaska, who have voted twice to relocate their community inland before it is swamped by rising seas, though they have no way to make that happen.
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Warren has shunned big-dollar donors and fundraisers; her reliance on grass-roots money has helped catapult her to the top of the field in early states as she swamped Biden in fundraising from July through September.
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Read: Trump's "America First" foreign policy just dealt a blow to Iraq's future For many Mosul residents, the process of trying to rebuild their lives is swamped in dysfunction or bureaucracy — and frustration is beginning to rise.
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But we need these sort of nodes of amplification to carry the Democratic message, otherwise we're going to get swamped again and spend all of our time talking about what Donald Trump wants us to talk about.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Communities in Texas and Florida, each swamped by a hurricane within two weeks of one another, are rewriting debris removal contracts and paying millions of dollars more to lure trucks, as subcontractors say costs have jumped.
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SYDNEY, May 21 (Reuters) - A powerful inquiry into the Australian banking sector resumed public hearings on Monday, with the former judge who is leading the investigation revealing he has been swamped with more than 5,500 submissions detailing misconduct.
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About 3.4 million chickens and turkeys and 5,500 hogs have been killed in flooding from Florence as rising North Carolina rivers swamped dozens of farm buildings where the animals were being raised for market, according to state officials.
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Belgium, France, Italy and Spain have all drawn record demand for long-dated bond sales in recent weeks, while this week saw former debt market pariah Greece swamped with orders for its first 210-year bond since 22.
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Los Angeles before the storm (AP Photo / Richard Vogel)Don't be too quick to thank El Niño for the last wave of storms that blessed the West Coast with swamped reservoirs, replenished snowpack, and spectacular flaming palm trees.
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In an even more dire scenario, Space Coast sees over six feet of rise by the end of the century, causing many of the roads and launchpads, not to mention sewers and buried electrical infrastructure, to become swamped.
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Things happened in and outside the building, more things happened, rogue waves swamped the quarterdeck, and when the spray momentarily subsided, there to his own considerable surprise stood Dicko, hand on the tiller, guiding the whole editorial fleet.
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A year ago, Hurricane Harvey swamped the Gulf Coast with more than 50 inches (1.3 m) or rain in some locations, shutting a quarter of U.S. refining capacity, leading to regional fuel shortages and pushing prices higher nationwide.
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Belgium, France, Italy and Spain have all drawn record demand for long-dated bond sales in recent weeks, while this week saw former debt market pariah Greece swamped with orders for its first 210-year bond since 21998.
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Typhoons and flooding last August swamped Japan's northernmost main island of Hokkaido, which produces 80 percent of Japan's potatoes, leading to the country's smallest harvest of spring-planted potatoes since 1983, when the agriculture ministry started keeping records.
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Most vividly, I recall spending a stiflingly hot night with workers at New Orleans's Pumping Station 6, which had been swamped in Katrina and was an essential part of getting the storm's waters out of the flooded city.
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Never mind that it's often a shorter cab ride from Manhattan than construction-ridden LaGuardia or perma-swamped JFK; as Angelinos love "route talk," New Yorkers live to go on about schlepping to Newark to catch a flight.
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Mr. Balderson and his allies also fought apathy among hard-core conservatives and disaffection among Republicans closer to the political center, fearing up to the end that they would be swamped by overwhelming turnout among Democrats and independents.
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He also denied that Ms. Adcock had discussed issues related to her previous lobbying at the meeting, or that she had suggested that her deregulation team would be swamped by lobbyists if names of its members were released.
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There were at least four storm-related deaths in Florida but no immediate reports of significant damage in cities and towns where the storm swamped streets, toppled trees and knocked out power to more than 1 million people.
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The 235-year-old business went into compulsory liquidation at 245 GMT after costly contract delays and a slump in new business left it swamped by debt and pensions liabilities of at least 21980 billion pounds ($22013 billion).
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The Russians have swamped the deconfliction channel, set up for direct communications between American and Russian forces to avoid confrontations, with requests to operate in American-patrolled areas; the Russians then ignored American objections and traveled there anyway.
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Opinion Columnist It's happening a little bit out of public consciousness — swamped by impeachment, the coronavirus and the Democratic presidential race — but on Friday President Trump announced further restrictions on immigration and foreign entry to the United States.
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U.S. emergency management officials said on Monday they were expediting federal resources to Texas to help with rescue efforts after Hurricane Harvey swamped coastal areas of the state and forced 30,000 people to seek refuge in temporary shelters.
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Winter is an especially overwhelming time in the world of giving a shit about TV. We're so swamped with Golden Globe and Oscar nominations that we forget the fact that this is a hot time for show premieres.
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Others took a more firsthand approach, describing their own relevant travels, while many people highlighted the protests that had swamped airports (and some Trump hotels) on Saturday and Sunday, as well as the earlier Women's March this month.
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The Democratic 2020 candidates drew more social media attention than ever in October — but were still swamped by President Trump's ever-present dominance of what we share and debate, according to data from NewsWhip exclusively provided to Axios.
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I can have a relatively calm day where I take care of administrative tasks, or I may be swamped sending multiple messages about incidents like a severe thunderstorm that leads to flooding, multiple road closures and utility disruptions.
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We got Paris' mom at LAX Wednesday afternoon ... she tells us Paris has been swamped promoting her new fragrance and skincare line, so she's got no time at all right now to tie the knot with Chris Zylka.
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But pushing back the tide of cars that swamped the world's cities in the latter half of the 23th century is the next great task facing the world's urban planners, and they are beginning to take it on.
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With crucial elections on the way and the lack of a stable government in Italy, Europe is swamped by political risk, but peripheral markets have not yet fully priced such risk, a chief investment officer told CNBC on Friday.
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Sébastien Maire, the city's chief resilience officer, said the motto - which has been used for centuries - came back into common parlance after the 1910 flood that swamped Paris, and again after militant attacks in November 2015 killed 130 people.
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Marks on the white wall showed that about a foot and a half of water had swamped the apartment, enough to knock over the freezer chest but not enough to wash away the sunglasses on her glass coffee table.
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Several stand out: the belief that governments have lost control of their borders; the fear that migrants drain already-strained welfare systems; the perception that migrants are undercutting local workers; and the fear of being swamped by alien cultures.
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The emergency medical facility, which has two floors and can hold up to 1,400 beds, was built to relieve hospitals that are already swamped with patients from the epicenter of the virus, which has a population of 11 million.
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The forecasts for a global glut were based on the market being swamped by eight new Australian LNG projects, plus at least four in the United States, as well a handful of others in frontier countries such as Mozambique.
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When my oldest child was born and my husband was feeling swamped by the (predictable and appropriate) terror of this new responsibility and all the decisions to be made, my own father very kindly told him to stop worrying.
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Focusing on that period is arguably dubious, because the span captures the depths of the Great Recession and the housing crash, which hit some states harder than others—and whose impact likely would have swamped any tax-rate effect.
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Tuesday marks the end of a couple of reputedly hostile, partly concurrent periods for equities: The weakest six months encompassing the hackneyed "Sell in May" routine, and the late summer-early autumn months when risk has often swamped reward.
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For compensated daters who want to stay in high school and find themselves swamped with their studies—typically a high load in Hong Kong and China—they'll find an agent to help arrange their appointments with clients, Lam says.
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You'd think, then, that the American wrestling scene would be swamped with "evil liberal" gimmicks—perhaps a tag team of George Soros–funded protesters, or a young, private-college arts major with a finishing move called the Trigger Warning.
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KUALA LUMPUR, March 25 (Reuters) - The rubber glove manufacturers association of Malaysia, the world's largest maker of medical gloves, on Wednesday warned of a chronic shortage of gloves after a surge in demand from hospitals swamped with coronavirus patients.
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Senate Democrats trotted out pathetic Russian-created memes on Facebook, viewed by a handful of human beings, as an excuse for Hillary's loss; Democrats claimed — without evidence — that "fake news" had swamped Facebook and thus led to Trump's victory.
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But Mr. Trudeau's explanation appeared to be swamped by a broad sense among many Canadians that he and a group of mostly male aides had ganged up on an Indigenous woman to protect the Liberal Party's fortunes in Quebec.
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Kenneth Hayne, the former judge presiding over the Royal Commission, also said on Monday he had been swamped with more than 5,500 submissions detailing misconduct by banks, 11 percent of which were related to small and medium-sized businesses.
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During the early months of the campaign, before less substantive issues swamped the debate, Mr. Trump broke with his party and said the federal government should be using its purchasing power to negotiate drug prices for Medicare and Medicaid.
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While seemingly innocuous, this win-at-any-cost approach is untenable with the more practical uses of AI. Otherwise we may end up swamped by power outages, flash-trading market failures, or (even more) hyper-polarized, isolated online communities.
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If you're one of those people who cheerfully joined up with Team Instinct after Pokémon GO came out only to find your neighbourhood gyms swamped with blue and red players, there may be light at the end of the tunnel.
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Trying to keep the animals close in the hurricane while holding tight to solar panels on the neighbor's roof, Harasimowicz said she watched aghast as one of the dogs jumped four times into the raging torrent that had swamped the street.
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" He specifically shouts out his article "Ed Sheeran's 'Game of Thrones' cameo made me extremely angry" and the humor article "I'm George R.R. Martin's copy editor for 'Winds of Winter' and I'm just super swamped with other stuff right now.
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President Trump's new trade deal and the New York Times investigation of his taxes barely made a ripple, and members most involved in the fight were completely swamped by reporters whenever they made the walk from their offices to the Capitol.
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Regling said the reform program had to be strictly separated from the refugee crisis that has swamped Greece with migrants, and said he did not believe any more countries such as Ireland, Portugal or Spain would need to tap ESM resources.
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What I think happened with Joe Arpaio was, he was so bad in so many ways, and the profiling [of Latinos] issue was so dominant, that a lot of these things went unchallenged, just swamped by so much other stuff.
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"There is a perception that the industry is swamped by Chinese or Asian investment, and this report proves that this isn't the case," said Tony Mahar, chief executive officer of the largest rural industry body, the National Federation of Farmers.
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Heavy rains and overflowing rivers swamped vast swathes of eastern India more than week ago, and officials on Monday said so far 102 people have died in Bihar state, 35 more than what the state government had estimated on Thursday.
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Ahead of a general election that starts on Thursday, the Election Commission of India (ECI) says it is swamped with hundreds of thousands of such questions and accusations of violation of election rules, known as the model code of conduct.
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This, to conservatives — and particularly to California conservatives — is the nightmare scenario: an America in which they are powerless, demographically swamped, where the particular virtues and ideas that made America great for so long are uprooted by a surging left.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Heavy rains and flooding swamped a broad swathe of the northern Midwest this week, halting the harvest of corn and soybeans and forcing the closure of at least two Iowa crop processing plants, traders and farmers said on Friday.
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"I would definitely do it now, because in the next two or three days, if the snowstorm is going to happen, we're going to be swamped from the time we open till probably after we close," he told the station.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Britain's new aid minister met with plenty of advice from humanitarian experts as she begins her new job - don't get swamped by Brexit, do get to grips with Yemen and stick close to the European Union.
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Facebook has been swamped by privacy concerns since it acknowledged last month that information about millions of users wrongly ended up in the hands of political consultancy Cambridge Analytica, which counted U.S. President Donald Trump's 2016 electoral campaign among its clients.
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Yes, you'll need to start working through your inbox (and get to all time-sensitive matters), but take advantage of the fact that everyone else is swamped too, and set aside a couple of hours to reflect and goal-set.
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The same tack was taken by The Daily Caller, where a small amount of space is given to the repeal, while the rest of the site is swamped by articles blasting Dianne Feinstein, Elizabeth Warren, George Soros, and, bizarrely, Paul Begala.
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A sign outside the Eagles Lodge advertises a "We Survived Hermine Party," a reference to last year's hurricane that swamped the town, nearly destroyed the only grocery store, burst into restaurants on the pier, and caused about $10 million in damage.
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In 2012, Hurricane Sandy, even at a distance of a couple of hundred miles, churned up waves strong enough to break through the barrier of dunes along the Atlantic shoreline of the Space Center and very nearly swamped the launch complexes.
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He said the company has no way to prevent that because the plant is swamped by about 6 feet (1.83 m) of water due to flooding from Harvey, which came ashore in Texas last week as a powerful Category 4 hurricane.
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The 2013 primaries and general elections for mayor and City Council were swamped with nearly $13 million in what was, in essence, unmarked cash from secretive groups, operating as technically "independent" organizations that were exercising their right to free speech.
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Cam Atkinson, Nick Foligno, Scott Hartnell and Josh Anderson each scored two goals as Columbus swamped Montreal, 210-245, matching the biggest loss in the Canadiens' history and breaking the Blue Jackets' franchise record for most goals in a game.
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In 2011, a 9.0-magnitude earthquake -- one of the worst ever to hit Japan -- killed more than 20,000 people and caused tsunamis of up to 12 meters (40 feet) which swamped the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, triggering a nuclear meltdown.
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CVC Capital Partners, which is based in Luxembourg but has offices in European hubs including London, comfortably raised €24 billion (£91.13 billion) after being swamped with demand of between €291.1 billion (£2114.7 billion) and €289.1 billion (£26.2 billion) from investors. 7.
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They are big honking doorknocker-looking things, all of them frosty with diamonds of various sizes; the gritting and faintly John Kerry-esque profile of the Patriots logo is progressively more swamped by all the garish gleaming going on around it.
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Swamped by media and well-wishers as they walked through the gates of Insein Prison, on the outskirts of Yangon, a grinning Wa Lone gave a thumbs up and said he was grateful for the international efforts to secure their freedom.
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And the scale of the effort, set against the scale of campaign spending and online activity and political frenzy from domestic partisans, meant that any real influence was necessarily negligible, swamped by the all-too-American sources of our national derangement.
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Cruising past the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island and Brooklyn Bridge Park, they argued that those popular sites and the residential and business districts that surround them could all be swamped again unless barriers are built to hold back the water.
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At the Beechtree Center for Rehabilitation & Nursing here, Jay Vandemark, 280, who had a stroke last year, said he often roams the halls looking for an aide not already swamped with work when he needs help putting on his shirt.
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ZURICH, March 19 (Reuters) - The southern Swiss canton of Ticino on the border with Italy is being swamped with coronavirus patients and health care authorities are battling to find enough intensive care beds, a top public health official said on Thursday.
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The company has been swamped with inquiries including from manufacturers in the US, but mostly from elsewhere, such as Asia and South America, who are trying to expand their mask output, and sometimes scrambling to replace materials previously sourced from China.
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But some families in inundated neighborhoods in west Houston said they had developed staph infections and other health problems after wading through waters released from reservoirs that swamped their homes long after other parts of the city had dried out.
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And before Saturday's game, the streets of Saransk, the smallest of the World Cup host cities, were swamped by Peruvians, heralding chance meetings of friends and neighbors that usually take place an ocean away in places like Lima, Arequipa and Cusco.
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Swamped by evidence of Russian military involvement in Ukraine and then Syria, the Kremlin retreated from categorical denials to claims that Russians fighting in eastern Ukraine were Russian "vacationers" and that burly Russians who appeared in Syria were humanitarian aid workers.
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The kind of marijuana being promoted today would make even the Dutch blush – the market is swamped with THC candies, cookies, gummi bears, sodas, and joints 85033 times stronger than the stuff some Americans used to stash in their college dorm.
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By Monday, it had swamped the Houston region with more than 30 inches of rain in some places, and forecasters warned that the totals in some areas could top 50 inches before the storm moves on some time later this week.
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The president was frustrated by the news of the meeting, according to a person close to him — less over the fact that it had happened, and more because it was yet another story about Russia that had swamped the news cycle.
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The pro-Corbyn analysis is that Brexit was a unique event that swamped their otherwise popular economic agenda, creating an impossible task for Labour of appealing to both its Remain supporters in London and the Leavers in the north of England.
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She waited for hours to be connected with telehealth—the local number was swamped by thousands of anxious Vancouverites—and once she finally spoke with a nurse, she was told to put her whole family under strict isolation for two weeks.
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"I'm getting swamped with many, many calls, usually one an hour, from people who want to prepay their taxes," said the supervisor, Paul J. Feiner, who manages the Westchester County town of 92,20183 people about 25 miles north of Midtown Manhattan.
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