I'm not going to be pushed off [to the side], we're not going to have our issues and our feelings and our lives pushed off to the side and swept away like they swept away Alton Sterling's life, they swept away Freddie Gray's life, they swept away Sandra Bland's life, Tamir Rice's life, you know, countless others.
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Khloé was swept away by the touching evening he organized.
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That decision swept away the last obstacle to the transfer.
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So here we are, with months of uncertainty swept away.
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And will it continue or be swept away in backlash?
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On Thursday night that simplistic, superficial image was swept away.
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As she was swept away, her husband grabbed her hand.
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Some people were swept away by the water, he added.
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This flood has swept away the profits of Japanese rivals.
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They turn brittle and are swept away by strong winds.
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The bodies may have been swept away by the ocean.
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Other posts on Twitter said entire communities were swept away.
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Other messages on Twitter described whole communities being swept away.
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"I was completely swept away by these kids," O'Connell recalled.
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Homes were swept away, and the death toll is unknown.
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Even some Republican incumbents were swept away in the change.
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Survivors reported seeing children swept away by the wind gusts.
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Sunday when he was swept away by floodwaters, WBFF-TV reported .
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Not all of what Gilman stood for has been swept away.
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I am praying we don't find people who were swept away.
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But I am swept away, and I'm taken back to Morrowind.
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The only issue is how big -- and who gets swept away.
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The chickens were swept away and the vegetable gardens were destroyed.
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Every year, Butler would hear rumors Hield would be swept away.
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Here, in the quiet of my basement, I am swept away.
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But in the end I couldn't help but get swept away.
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Other fatalities included people who got swept away by raging rivers.
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SEVEN SAMURAI SWEPT AWAY IN A RIVER, by Jung Young Moon.
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In Oklahoma, a man was swept away by floodwaters near Kiowa.
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They were then swept away, Palestine police Captain James Muniz said.
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A buoy collecting ocean data for Holland's team in Greenland was swept away by powerful currents and eventually surfaced on a beach in Scotland, and powerful winds swept away other equipment they had bolted in place.
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"The only thing better than being swept away by the deliciousness of our Extra Crispy Chicken is being swept away by Harland Sanders himself," George Felix, director of advertising for KFC U.S., said in a statement.
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Flash flooding swept away cars in Ellicott City in Maryland on Sunday.
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The current immediately swept away a diver who had submerged on Friday.
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The giant waves swept away buildings and coastal dwellings, causing mass devastation.
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A giant playset, swept away from someone's backyard, floated down the street.
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The lake's temperature was reportedly 35.6 degrees when they were swept away.
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She says they saw children and adults being swept away by floodwaters.
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But the Arab spring in 2011 swept away a host of taboos.
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His wooden pen containing 15 goats on the riverbank was swept away.
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The water swept away several homes, the official news agency KPL reported.
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I'm not sure it's fair to be swept away by a fanfare.
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And by the time she'd finished singing "Younger," I'd been swept away.
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Bridges have been swept away and roads turned into rivers of mud.
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The 25 flood killed two people, when floodwaters swept away their vehicles.
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Rivers overflowed, landslides crushed buildings, and cars were swept away by floodwater.
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One father said his young son was swept away in the water.
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Some plantations are flooded and a major bridge has been swept away.
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The GOP will mock & sow confusion until it's their home swept away.
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Many of the deaths were caused by landslides that swept away houses.
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When Mr. Corl jumped, he was swept away immediately, Ms. Rogers said.
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"It appears she was swept away by rushing water," the release said.
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Just as important, it swept away all the old hierarchies and mystifications.
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Three were killed as a creek swept away a car In Texas' Erath County, three people were killed during severe weather Wednesday when a car they were in was swept away in a creek, CNN affiliate KTAB/KRBC reported.
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"The well-prepared ride them, the ill-prepared are swept away by them."
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The man was able to pull himself out, but Bunting was swept away.
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In 193's blue wave, it was suburban Republicans who were swept away.
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One rescue diver was swept away and had to be saved, divers said.
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The Air Force veteran was swept away in the devastating floods, witnesses say.
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It is believed the castle was swept away by a gust of wind.
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JoJo is swept away at the moment and doesn't hold it against him.
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Will you stay grounded, or will you get swept away by Neptune's waters?
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And it's easy to get swept away, because after all, superficial is fun.
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Not being clipped to a line, she was swept away and never found.
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There was little Fadilah could do but watch her home get swept away.
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Byrne's wife, Bianca, managed to swim to shore, while he was swept away.
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In art, an old anxious provincialism, fixated on Paris, had been swept away.
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Stories circulate of people being swept away as they forded fast-moving rivers.
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Swept away beneath the rushing water, his body was found 10 days later.
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The National Weather Service warned residents to "stay away or be swept away".
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The US was swept away by their love for pasta primavera in 1977.
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Her other films include "Swept Away" (1974) and "The Seduction of Mimi" (1972).
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This year, the tsunami rolled in and swept away revelers and security guards.
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We will be swept away by the dream and magic brought our way.
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The beach boys would not get swept away in any flood, he knew.
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It wasn't just the people at home who were swept away by the performance.
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The toddler and his mother were swept away after she drove around a barricade.
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When Perez got out his car, he was swept away, Fox 26 Houston reported.
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This summer, we were collectively swept away with sordid and entrancing stories about scammers.
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They were inside the Watsula's vehicle, when they were swept away by the flood.
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Her shoes were swept away in a flash flood the day after her fall.
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The economy will surely be swept away by a tidal wave of corporate default.
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But regardless of designation, Mashpee children were still swept away to Indian boarding schools.
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The 1-year-old was swept away in the rushing waters of Richardson Creek.
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I have seldom been so swept away by the "Ode to Joy" choral finale.
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The downward tendency already manifest has swept away some of the most important safeguards.
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I can't get swept away in emotion that is going to affect the performance.
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Trump's rearguard coal defense looks set to be swept away by more powerful currents.
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To be fair, you can scoff at the antics and still be swept away.
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Were you swept away by Amazon's amazing deals on smart vacuums during Prime Day?
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A series of profit warnings in 2014 and 2015 swept away the top management.
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Who will sweep the boss off their feet and who will be swept away?
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"For some reason, she opened the front door" and was swept away, Brewer said.
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They can be crushed, swept away, dug up by dogs or stolen by poachers.
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And they open the floodgates to so much fiction that fact is swept away.
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In one town, the resulting tidal wave swept away a third of the residents.
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But such attempts were swept away with the election of Mr. Ahmadinejad in 2005.
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The man was swept away as he tried to help rescue people from floodwaters.
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"People are not being swept away by the madness of the crowds," he said.
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In Nepal, thousands of homes have been destroyed and dozens of people swept away.
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They may be momentarily swept away by wanderlust, but they don't really mean it.
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Their homes — shacks, really — were quickly buried or violently swept away in the deluge.
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Martin Scorsese posits "Swept Away" (1974) as an essential conversation piece in its decade.
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The walls of water engulfed towns, swept away buildings and tossed cars like toys.
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Fish are swept away for sale in wealthier, far-away markets, such as China.
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Three days later, she found out her cousin had been swept away and died.
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You could be swept away this month, perhaps by someone older than your usual type.
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Several people, including children, have been swept away and killed in the fast moving waters.
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That is unusual; incoming bosses at other troubled banks have swept away more senior people.
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"They did make it outside the residence and they were all swept away," he said.
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On Monday, a lineup similar to last Thursday's swept away an even less imposing opponent.
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Chad Agner, 26, said he saw homes and cars swept away in White Sulphur Springs.
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Video from the scene shows cars being swept away in roads that look like rivers.
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Any health fears were swept away by smoking movie stars and tobacco-chewing baseball players.
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The workshop is part of a settlement that is gradually being swept away to sea.
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"The days of polite protest were swept away by the Panthers," says Phang, the author.
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Several members of a family were swept away and killed during a sudden flash flood.
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Manga survived, but an entire generation of his family was swept away in the devastation.
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But all that has now been swept away by a £310m ($415m) wind-turbine factory.
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First responders investigated the report of a woman swept away in her vehicle by floodwaters.
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But when he turned and made the attempt he was swept away within the minute.
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Torrential rains two years ago swept away the island's town hall and severed its roads.
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Poll taxes and literacy tests were swept away after the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
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Two of the victims were killed when their houses were swept away in the mudslides.
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Although women are often portrayed as the vainer sex, Trump has swept away that cliché.
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His neighbors' house and others were swept away, as were two of the Grokenbergers' cars.
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At that moment, he was swept away into the crush of people trying to escape.
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And if our current system can't address them, then that system will be swept away.
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If the problem were just a few lines, it might be swept away or ignored.
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Her boyfriend, Norm Borgatello, was swept away and pinned by a boulder against a fence.
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The 21.5 dead included people crushed in the quake and swept away by the tsunami.
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A mother and child in another car swept away by a landslide sustained minor injuries.
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He then played a guitar before he was swept away and fell down to Earth.
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Now he is gone, swept away in the sign-stealing tsunami engulfing Major League Baseball.
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Koroma believes she was swept away in the landslides that tore through thousands of homes.
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But the lesson is that democracies must adapt, not that they must be swept away.
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Television footage showed people up to their waists in water and cars being swept away.
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Almost as soon as the peanut wrappers were swept away, we were preparing for landing.
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Flooded roads and bridges were swept away after the incident, hindering rescue operations, Okello added.
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The team carefully swept away layer upon layer of dirt, meticulously mapping the extraordinary find.
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She was "swept away in the very fast moving waters over the waterfall," the release said.
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Makeshift shacks have been swept away by floods and landslides, forcing some to move farther afield.
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Her terrified youngest, just a baby, wriggled free and was swept away, never to be found.
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This ultimately could mean adjusting the business model to avoid getting swept away by rising regulations.
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Two people were found dead on Saturday after their vehicles were swept away by the river.
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Michael got swept away by a storm that was generated by press relationship with the Kennedys.
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Search still underway for missing 4-year-old Ravenswood boy swept away in flood water. pic.twitter.
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The Navigator was examining who has 'value' in our country, and who can be swept away.
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But the building was swept away in a few hours by a torrent of brown water.
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"I was swept away by Mike," the country star tells PEOPLE exclusively in this week's issue.
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A memorial was held at a city park near the place where they were swept away.
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Sometimes celebrity couples work together and it bombs (see: Gigli, Swept Away, By The Sea, etc.).
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The bodies of six family members whose van was swept away in the storm were found.
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This appalling world is now being swept away, but what is replacing it is often worse.
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They were the children of the wealthy elite, the deposed aristocrats swept away with the revolution.
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They have grasping tails to grip seagrasses and corals to avoid being swept away by currents.
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"She was in the house and was swept away," said Renee Grub, a friend of Riskin.
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The justices swept away the legal architecture of American racial apartheid—most famously in Brown v.
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He lost his footing and was swept away, New York State Police said in a release.
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Washington policy wonks build technocratic sand castles that keep getting swept away in the cultural tides.
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Jeremiah Denton Jr. to the Senate from Alabama finally swept away Republican centrists like Mr. Buchanan.
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Others are incalculable: waterlogged photos, frayed communities, the invisible moorings of permanence and safety swept away.
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And when Mr. Slimane's predecessor, Phoebe Philo, arrived, she, too, swept away what had been before.
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In 2015, the whole village of Bumburet was swept away — although miraculously no one was killed.
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Bridges were swept away, and power and communication lines in the area have been cut off.
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The kaiser and his ministers were swept away, but Lenin's empire went from strength to strength.
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Two such as you with such a master speed Cannot be parted nor be swept away.
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We want the ability to leverage the former and not be swept away by the latter.
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Their bodies were recovered in the Patapsco River after they were swept away by rushing water.
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The Cruz disaster, that had left the convention hall spinning just moments before, was suddenly swept away.
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Change UK is a collection of small beasts who will probably be swept away by the storm.
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It made me feel a twinge of sadness, like all of that history was just swept away.
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More than 100 reports of casualties had been received, such as cars being swept away, he said.
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"Within two minutes, I was swept away and then hit a house," he told state broadcaster CCTV.
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The note further explains that the market remains unconvinced that all the cobwebs have been swept away.
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She was swept away and her body was later found about 200 yards from the Ilchester Bridge.
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The woman managed to escape from the car and was eventually rescued, but Blevins was swept away.
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When his father was swept away Song asked two border guards to help look for his body.
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Indeed, some of the fishing boats that had been swept away by the wave supported veritable ecosystems.
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She was traveling with her husband and mother when their vehicle was swept away by the flood.
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Michael got swept away by a storm that was generated by the press relationship with the Kennedys.
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In Beaumont, northeast of Houston, a woman clutching her baby daughter was swept away in raging flooding.
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There are also people missing, including a family of six that was swept away in a van.
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Once the reef had been slowly swept away by hurricanes, it left the bay vulnerable, Webber said.
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Many sets of remains, scattered by scavenging animals or swept away in washes, may never be found.
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In the neighboring city of Thane, three people died after being swept away by floods, police added.
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At home, he swept away capitalism and won support for bringing schools and hospitals to the poor.
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First aid workers had initially told Reuters that many skiers had been swept away by the avalanche.
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Aside from almost being swept away because of poor footing, there would be another eight river crossings.
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House and Senate lawmakers worked quickly on passing the legislation once they swept away any earmark issues.
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Many of Palu's streets are fractured by huge cracks or just gone, swept away into muddy ravines.
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The rush of spring fever is swept away, replaced by a craving for closeness, comfort, and companionship.
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Families were ripped apart when they were swept away, with some victims surviving while others did not.
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Hopefully, she said, the delivery would be swift so any evidence could be swept away within hours.
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They fled the giant waves but her 21-year-old son Bhumi was swept away and died.
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But Maria swept away their ocean-side home, and banished them to a new level of destitution.
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Entire neighborhoods were submerged and some people were swept away in the surge, residents recounted on Friday.
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But their environment will remind the audience that such hard-won wisdom is easily swept away. ♦
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But you can still read classic pieces like "The Fight," by Norman Mailer, and be swept away.
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The snowfall in higher elevations resulted in flooding, including in Arizona where a vehicle was swept away.
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Can you feel those sensations without getting swept away by a commentary on how awful it seems?
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Denis Chiwonde, a resident of Chimanimani, said floods had swept away houses, a bank and other buildings.
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Amid technological change it is easy to assume that incumbent firms in most industries will be swept away.
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Hahn said he and his family were under the one part of their home that wasn't swept away.
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Fun Fact: The fake body used during the movie's funeral at sea scene was swept away during filming.
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It's a churn, an economic churn, where the old jobs are swept away, but the new jobs emerge.
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His wife and two daughters were swept away in the tsunami that hit Palu's seafront after the earthquake.
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I don't know if the uncle who went to go get them saw the van get swept away.
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The drone footage shows a devastated bridge near Minami Aso village and huge swathes of roads swept away.
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And there's the square, handsome love interest who seems ripe to be swept away by a grand gesture.
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He had been in Ellicott City with his girlfriend, when their vehicle was swept away by the water.
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This can help bring survivors back into the present moment, and avoid getting swept away by a trigger.
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She was seen Saturday night attempting to turn around in high water when her vehicle was swept away.
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The girl was seen struggling in the water, her head and hands rising as she was swept away.
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Algeria was relatively untouched when the 2011 "Arab Spring" uprisings swept away veteran autocrats in the Arab world.
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Algeria was relatively untouched when the 2011 Arab Spring uprisings swept away veteran autocrats in the Arab world.
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In a little more than two years, he has swept away a generation of elderly and experienced ministers.
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Blonde and Golden Hour are quietly hallucinatory records, swept away from mundanity by flood after flood of serotonin.
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Some migrants have died during the trip, many being swept away while trying to ford swift-moving rivers.
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In video footage, rescuers saved a driver whose car was swept away by a mudflow during the rainstorm.
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In a statement, Van Hecke said Rohter and his wife were swept away from their home in Montecito.
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In the other semifinal, Real Madrid imperiously swept away Kashima Antlers, the Asian champion from Japan, 3-1.
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Several small landslides were reported, including one that swept away two cars and damaged a pre-fabricated shed.
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As I rake, my own small worries and the bigger worries of the world are momentarily swept away.
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Many others, still uncounted, were caught in the rubble of ruined buildings or swept away by the tsunami.
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Four South Koreans and three Nepali guides were swept away, and 30 other people were rescued, officials said.
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I don't instinctively pick up science fiction, but if it's well written I can easily be swept away.
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It was as if some huge force had barreled into the village and swept away all the life.
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On Saturday, the authorities recovered the bodies of two children who had been swept away from the vehicle.
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Many affected areas are cut off due to roads and bridges being swept away or landslides blocking paths.
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The tin roofed houses, even the dome on the Daarul Muttaqiin Inpres Balaroa Mosque, have been swept away.
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There has been talk of youthful indiscretions and paying for behavior so egregious it cannot be swept away.
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To many, apparently, a larger woman could never be swept away by a man of a thinner frame.
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"Well, naturally they will be swept away and consuméd by the fire that dances on the Jeroboam," he replies.
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Rescue crews walk down Barber Creek in hopes of locating two teenager boys were were swept away on Friday.
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Her car was swept away by the floodwaters, according to Lt. Kera Philippi, spokeswoman for the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.
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Yet a decade later the dung problem was all but swept away by the invisible hand of the market.
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Her 12-year-old sister Sawyer had previously been discovered dead after their home was swept away this week.
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The misogynist banter that facilitates so much assault and harassment is unlikely to be swept away by formal measures.
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They successfully navigated the fast-moving current and positioned the five-ton truck, anchoring themselves from being swept away.
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When the German government swept away such regulations, Flixbus was one of 2200 firms to enter the bus market.
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According to CNN affiliate KGAN-TV, rescuers already saved one woman who got swept away in the floodwaters Monday.
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"Kaden was swept away from her arms," Constable Paul Nancekivell, spokesman for the Ontario Provincial Police Department, tells PEOPLE.
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Four children and their great-grandparents are feared dead after being swept away by rising Houston floodwaters on Sunday.
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"He was swept away -- he could have died," the man who shot the dramatic video, David Dempster, told WJZ.
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The war swept away a tolerant and mixed society, yet Bosnians still work, trade and sometimes drink coffee together.
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"They got on the roof of the car but were swept away," Public Safety Canada spokesman Dan Brien said.
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The child, Owen Jones, was playing in Deer Creek on Thursday when he was swept away by fast currents.
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Although less turtles nest on the West side of Florida, any nests there likely drowned or were swept away.
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The deep state in Egypt was dislocated only slightly by the uprising that swept away Hosni Mubarak in 19163.
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"It was fun in the end despite almost getting swept away," Phil Dick, who shot the video, told CNN.
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Wednesday, when Ivy Creek topped its bank, creating a flash flood that swept away the Prius and another car.
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The Worthing Pier was a popular attraction in Victorian England before it was swept away by gale-force winds.
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For instance, Hanover County, Virginia experienced severe flash flooding that swept away four people in their cars, drowning them.
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Connections to VIPs and insider information may appear, but be careful not to get swept away by your vices.
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Both were swept away by the current, but the younger sister was rescued before she went over the falls.
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The worst-case possibilities involve the group's running out of air or even being swept away by rushing waters.
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What if our most fundamental means of perceiving and classifying one another is illusory and can be swept away?
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He has presided over a court that has swept away campaign finance regulations, most notoriously in Citizens United v.
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She fell repeatedly, almost got swept away in the current of a creek, and became stuck in the mud.
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Two years later, they're still trying to recapture the sense of security that was swept away with their possessions.
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The rest was swept away by Hurricane Maria in 2017, along with her furniture, the power and the plumbing.
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Among the dead, 17 were swept away by the floods, five were buried by landslides and five were electrocuted.
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The hardest-hit victims lost actual people—mates or friends or family members swept away and swallowed by floodwaters.
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It's no longer Black Friday, which means that some of the deals have been swept away with the night.
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"The water swept away food, clothes, kitchen utensils and everything I kept inside, apart from the beds," she added.
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History suggests spotting a wave and figuring out how not to be swept away are two totally different things.
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Police said Debra Stevens of Arkansas was delivering newspapers when her car was swept away in a flash flood.
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Neighbors say three of his family members, a daughter and two grandchildren, were swept away by the surging waters.
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We are swept away by the musicality and emotion of bodies in motion, and we are meant to be.
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Monday, Cohilas said a search was under way for a missing toddler who was swept away in rushing storm waters.
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Sixty-six-year-old Drake University broadcaster Larry Cotlar was killed when he was swept away by floods on Saturday.
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Rescuers were due to continue searching for at least three people swept away by rising floodwaters in Texas and Kansas.
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Phillip Welch said there's a grate separating Rankin Lake from the creek, so the body couldn't have been swept away.
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Starting in the 1950s, its increasingly strident constitutions swept away the secularism imagined by the nation's founder, Muhammad Ali Jinnah.
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Last year, he swept away a term limit on his presidency, opening the way to an indefinite stay in power.
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Clement Attlee's 1945 Labour government preserved the manufacturing prowess but swept away the commitment to small government and free trade.
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The book encouraged people to be swept away into an erotic world that was partly composed by their own imagination.
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Entire cities were within the tsunami hazard zone, and were swept away by a wall of water sixty feet high.
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Another person found dead in a vehicle swept away is thought to have died of a heart attack, Hahn said.
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One clip showed rescuers forming a human chain to reach a stranded car, and one man nearly getting swept away.
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Five other members of the family, which had gathered at the popular swim spot, were also swept away and killed.
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Wrapped up in the cocoon of the crowd's energy and swept away by the dulcet disco, I felt something familiar.
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Aleido Rojas Galan, 52, of Norfolk, Nebraska, died when the vehicle he was in got swept away in the floodwaters.
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On those shores, large amounts of plastic get swept away by the tide, then carried back to the same location.
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An avalanche swept away two skiers, a man and his 11-year old daughter, in the French Alps on Sunday.
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Authorities are also searching for a 19-year-old woman who was swept away along the same creek on Monday.
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"For some reason, she opened the front door" and was swept away, Diane Brewer, one of Gower's friends, told CNN.
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They can be crushed by beachgoers, swept away at high tide, dug up by wild dogs or stolen by poachers.
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Meanwhile in California, mudslides after drenching rains left 13 people dead and swept away houses in previously wildfire-ravaged areas.
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But most of all, in the hours after Irish voters swept away a ban on abortion, many were simply astonished.
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Those wordless phrases were unassuming, but any sense they were merely casual was soon swept away by her electronic manipulations.
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The force of an individual has, in this perhaps irresponsible science-fiction reality, swept away destructive and unnatural weather patterns.
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Ms. Sulcer and her daughter left the car, but were swept away, floating about half a mile, the police said.
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Debbie Stevens was delivering morning newspapers in her S.U.V. when she was swept away by floodwaters in Fort Smith, Ark.
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But the reality is that eating disorders are a complex web that cannot be swept away in one fell swoop.
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And then Angela was swept away by a crowd that lifted her to the dance floor and demanded she perform.
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But as the consummate public servant George Marshall seemed to understand, under different circumstances it could all be swept away.
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The changes also swept away the unwritten rules of mafia turf — that only certain companies could work in certain neighborhoods.
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For many, the defeat may well be an awakening, a visible sign of barriers they thought had been swept away.
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The pro-market shift coincided with a democratic wave that swept away the dictators, all except the Castros in Cuba.
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As cameras flashed, the cloth was swept away, revealing bones and fragments placed in the rough form of a skeleton.
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Roads and bridges were swept away, slowing rescue efforts by the military, government agencies and nongovernmental organizations, Mr. Mangwana added.
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In Austin, Texas, emergency responders were called about a report of a person swept away in swiftly moving water on Wednesday.
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"Unfortunately" some of the people aboard were "swept away when the raft turned over," said a Department of Homeland Security official.
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In contrast, Clementine seems to be swept away by reveries until she is decommissioned, and replaced by a newer Clementine model.
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A 47-year-old woman on Sunday drowned while trying to save three children swept away off a beach in California.
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Around six days in, her shoes were swept away by flooding, she said, and her ankles were torn up by brush.
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One person was swept away by high waves on Saturday despite government warnings to stay out of the sea, he said.
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But for those swept away by the romance of its imagery, "The Starless Sea" will provide hours of honey-drenched bliss.
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The financial meltdown created an economic tsunami that swept away not just their jobs but even the fields they worked in.
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"Bixby Bridge is actually really popular with suicide attempts, because it's easy to get swept away by the water," he says.
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Characters fall in and out of love, deals are wheeled, hurts are swept away, all in the space of a song.
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The big financial institutions, so set in their ways, would surely be swept away by a wave of internet-based disintermediation.
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His wife, Tania Vanessa Avalos, told Mexican officials that her daughter and husband got swept away by the river and drowned.
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Barack Obama's election in 2008 swept "away the last racial barrier in American politics with ease," The New York Times reported.
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Torrential rains flooded homes, swept away a section of the ring road around Skopje and wrecked cars late on Saturday evening.
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In Arkansas, the search continued for two children separated from their mother after their car was swept away by flood waters.
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The body of 1-year-old boy who was swept away in the floodwaters of Hurricane Florence was recovered Monday morning.
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"It is as if a raging tidal wave has swept away all the demons and ghosts," Chairman Mao said in 1955.
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In the southern West Bank, a young Palestinian girl died when she was swept away by flooding near Hebron, police said.
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The Category 1 conditions caused flooding among affected areas, including North Carolina, where unsuspecting livestock were swept away into the ocean.
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He is a remarkable storyteller and when you read it you will be swept away into this unbelievable, dramatic true story.
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I don't want this to get swept away in the current news cycle, as I'm sure the league is banking on.
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Waste from the dam swept away machinery, vehicles and workers, said Mexico's environmental prosecutor, Profepa, which had begun inspecting the mine.
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The National Weather Service's Baruffaldi said the rain could cause ash flows, or a slurry of ash swept away by rainwater.
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But in Portland those days are gone, swept away on a tide of affluent youth and a new American economic paradigm.
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Before getting swept away in this rapid rush of spring fever, do run the background checks on anyone with bae potential.
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In the band's most recent single, "Machinist," we are swept away with a tune that is nothing short of space disco.
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William Lynn Tanksley, 222, died when the car he was in was swept away in fast-moving water around 255 p.m.
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"Time to eat some fried eggs because Maria swept away our food, coffee, and everything," a giddy Enrique told his son.
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Canine units worked their way along the Montecito and San Ysidro Creeks, where a large number of houses were swept away.
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Trump continues to say the virus will be swept away as his own advisers say the worst is yet to come.
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Winds, flooding and landslides swept away homes and knocked out power, water and cellular service, which remained largely unrepaired for months.
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Firefighters said the two men were working at a river canal to try to control overflowing when they were swept away.
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They could have also been swept away by seawater because no one in the SUV was wearing a seatbelt, officials said.
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He noted that the seals had packed in tightly to protect their pups from being swept away by the big waves.
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But, beginning in the 1500s, the Protestant Reformation swept away the cult of Christian saints, denouncing them as unbiblical and idolatrous.
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Diane Brewer said her friend, Josie Gower, 69, died after she opened her door and was swept away by the mudslide.
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The vehicle, a Ford Explorer, was crossing Little White Water Creek, when it was was swept away around 9:15 a.m.
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The tall dunes that protected Seaside Park but were partly swept away by Sandy are scheduled to be rebuilt next spring.
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Warden Lorie Larson comes through, soaked to the bone, makeup smeared and saying something about her car having been swept away.
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Or the great strides made in Germany in the 1920s for L.G.B.T.Q. rights that were swept away during the next decade.
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Divers were working in difficult conditions, with zero visibility and facing the danger of being swept away by high river water.
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Get swept away by The Startling Testimony of Plumb Lines below, and buy it outright from Gilead Media on April 1.
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But one look at this picture tells the tale: America was swept away by the romance of his perfectly powerful armpit muscles.
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Being both of the people and extremely rich has allowed him to resist the tide that swept away so many other Democrats.
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World Briefing At least 13 college students drowned in the Arabian Sea on Monday after being swept away by a receding tide.
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Chad Agner, 26, said he saw homes and cars swept away in White Sulphur Springs in the southeastern part of the state.
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True to his profession, he tried to help his fellow citizens last night only to get swept away by the raging waters.
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One entrepreneur who tried to create an African encrypted-texting enterprise was easily swept away by WhatsApp, Telegram, and even China's WeChat.
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The toddler and his mother were swept away in floodwaters from Richardson Creek after Lee drove around a barricade on Highway 218.
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The boy was found nearly two hours later after a neighbor spotted him about two blocks from where he was swept away.
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Asberry, 64, and her grandchildren, ages 6 to 9, died early Saturday after being swept away by floodwaters in Palestine, police said.
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You get caught up in their courtship and swept away in the ongoing question of will they or won't they get together.
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Chad Agner, 26, said he saw homes and cars swept away in White Sulphur Springs, in the southeastern part of the state.
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Jimmy Wayne Schaeffer, a 49-year-old Brenham man, was swept away after driving his truck into high waters, according to officials.
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BREAKING: Rescue crews have found the body of the 21-year-old boy swept away by flood waters in Ravenswood yesterday. pic.twitter.
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So if you're worried about getting swept away, don't sweat it — because we've already picked out the brightest buys from the bunch.
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A 67-year-old man was reportedly swept away by a flash flood in a region hasn't experienced rainfall in four years.
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Yet such was the volume of deductions that the 21981 reform swept away, that it in fact raised average taxes on businesses.
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The two streaks are different populations of ice and dust grains, swept away from comet 67P's surface as it's battered with radiation.
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This cultural thickening swept away the concept of the mass audience (we've broken into "taste clusters," as Netflix likes to term it).
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Some homes, such as that of Arkady's brother, were swept away in their entirety, carried one and half kilometers away by currents.
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She walked without her shoes, which had been swept away in a flash flood when she was trying to dry them out.
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Scientists think this nodosaur may have been swept away by a flooded river and carried out to sea, where it eventually sank.
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The success of Trump, and Jeremy Corbyn in last year's Labour leadership elections, has swept away those lingering vestiges of elite control.
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It swept away the need for common principles or precisely coördinated strategies; the choices behind public protest could be personal and private.
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She avoided the break room, where people still talked of the rescue efforts, the people they knew who had been swept away.
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In 2015, the category 5 cyclone devastated Vanuatu, including South River where palm-leaf thatched huts, cattle and boats were swept away.
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"I think they just were carrying over a lot from that era into the collection and got swept away," Mr. Blanks said.
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Ancient hieroglyphics and scrolls have survived centuries, but digital storage is fragile, the files easily swept away or locked up in encryption.
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The earthquake struck around noon and triggered a massive avalanche at base camp that swept away all of the doctors' personal tents.
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Three college students were thought to have been swept away by high waves from a beach in Shizuoka, public broadcaster NHK said.
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Currently under construction, the tetrahedron appears to be swept away from the West Side Highway as if by the Hudson River's tides.
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I had to include my utter delight in Haiti as a six-year-old girl, swept away by its beauty and energy.
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In separate cases in Kentucky, two men were found dead in cars that appeared to have been swept away from flooded roadways.
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Ms. Augusto wept: their 216-year-old son, Francisco, had been swept away in the torrent as they ran from their home.
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And with few restrictions on the media I consumed, I was swept away on a wave of laugh tracks and Capri Sun.
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Twenty years later, in 1902, President Theodore Roosevelt ordered a major renovation that swept away the building's Victorian touches — including Tiffany's screen.
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"My husband couldn't hold on to her, so she got swept away," said the woman, Phorn, who goes by only one name.
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All three of the sandy islands here are being swept away by powerful currents and a rising ocean caused by climate change.
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Its greatest climber, Jerzy Kukuczka, fell to his death, and an avalanche on Everest swept away five other well-known Polish climbers.
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Mr. Miller found himself "absolutely intoxicated by the United States," as he put it, and "swept away by the intellectual ferment" there.
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Nearby, an outdoor deck swept away by floodwaters came to rest atop a white picket fence, turned brown by the muddy water.
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Sadly, the Center Aisle Caucus was swept away by the 2010 Tea Party tide, when common ground and compromise were electoral liabilities.
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"The winds have swept away the roofs of almost every person I have spoken to or otherwise made contact with," Skerrit said.
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Hopefully, presidential candidates can keep this in mind before they get swept away by fear and the lure of repeating past mistakes.
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The dead included a 1-year-old boy swept away from his mother as they tried to escape their car amid floodwaters.
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Thousands of others have been injured and tens of thousands have been displaced as water smashed into buildings and swept away homes.
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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 Moon is in Pisces, lighting up the friendship and community sector of your chart—but don't get swept away in socializing.
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But putting metallic coatings onto stretchy and foldable fabrics is tricky, and those coatings can quickly be swept away in a washing machine.
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"We have major neighborhoods under water, (there) could be back roads where people were swept away," McCrory said during a news conference Sunday.
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A woman who witnessed the two get swept away tried to help, but also needed to be rescued, the sheriff&aposs office said.
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In a less sophisticated director's hands, Swept Away really could've been a movie about how all women secretly want to get slapped around.
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From there, it's easy to get swept away with fears about making rent, saving for retirement, or paying off a seemingly insurmountable debt.
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But images taken after two powerful storms spun through the region in October show the narrow sand strip has been largely swept away.
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Some only last for hours, like his gravel pattern formed on an ice lake in Antarctica, which was swept away the same day.
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Rebecca Bunting was found dead Sunday after she was swept away by flash floods while taking photos inside a storm drain, police said.
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This had happened to him for the first time when he was swept away by Hart Crane's poetry in the Bronx Public Library.
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A second person found dead in a vehicle swept away by floodwaters is thought to have died of a heart attack, Hahn said.
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Matilda Athens Ortiz's aunt tells FOX40 the 5-year-old girl dipped her feet into the Stanislaus River and was quickly swept away.
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The storm flooded villages; razed crops; swept away cattle, destroyed Haiti's natural resources and knocked out electricity, cutting off parts of the island.
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Home swept away by intense floodwaters in New Hampshire Raw video: House ripped to shreds as it crashes into bridge after heaving storm.
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The victims were swept away by the waters and the others managed to hold on to the boats before being rescued by responders.
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Ready to be excited, ready to be swept away, and ready, finally, to embrace a gay romance as universal and relatable to all.
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The body of a 30-year-old woman was found Saturday afternoon after the vehicle she was was riding in was swept away.
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The bill must be approved by the middle of August and if the government is swept away, it would fall by the wayside.
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The term "color revolution" refers to popular uprisings experienced by former Soviet states, such as Ukraine, that often swept away long-established rulers.
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And in Nepal, at least 78 people have been killed, officials said Tuesday, and dozens more remain missing after landslides swept away houses.
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I confess, I would often get excited and swept away with the moment and then be completely wasted and have to go home.
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An undetermined number of people are missing, including six family members whose vehicle was swept away in the floods Sunday in northeast Houston.
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Mariatu and her mother, Koroma's older sister Fanta, 35, have been missing since a tide of sodden red earth swept away their home.
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Politicians across Africa often seem to see the poor as a problem to be swept away, rather than people whose lives need improving.
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Three cows that were swept away during September's Hurricane Dorian have reportedly been found roaming a national park on North Carolina's Outer Banks.
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In this case, it swept away more than a dozen of the most sensitive types of information it used to collect about you.
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Organisers said they had a standby pontoon for the 10-km marathon swimming off Copacabana beach after the original pontoon was swept away.
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Witnesses watched as two occupants managed to exit their vehicle before being swept away, according to Dan Eggleston, the county's fire rescue chief.
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Ash from the Camp Fire will probably get swept away by the rain, meaning places miles away could get hit with liquid soot.
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Police have said no one in the SUV was wearing a seat belt and that seawater might have swept away the missing children.
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The reset of the postseason amplifies the worry, all those banked wins suddenly swept away as promos proclaim the real season starts NOW.
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Eyewitnesses described fleeing for their lives as beachfront hotels and homes were swept away by a towering wall of water on Saturday evening.
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Not only Ms. Landrieu but other Democrats were swept away that year in Arkansas, Alaska and North Carolina, handing Republicans the Senate majority.
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All of this will be swept away in a joyous frenzy once I get my hands on the new James Lee Burke novel.
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A dozen cracked in half, beside a nursery where the winds swept away all the seedlings and left behind broken glass and ruin.
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An 18-foot storm surge swept away houses, and a record tidal surge crushed homes or swept them into nearby marshes, he said.
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Gazing out her window, a girl imagines being swept away on the river she sees, into a series of interesting and adventurous landscapes.
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Two other elephants avoided getting swept away but were trapped for a time when they tried to climb out of the rugged canyon.
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This context isn't necessary to fall into and be swept away by Skeets's crackling poems, but it does add more depth to them.
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According to Stoltzfus, the uncertainty will likely be swept away by a strong first quarter earnings season, which starts a week from Friday.
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Vocational technical programs — long ago a standard in high schools and community colleges — have largely been swept away in the "college readiness" tide.
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But many members who have been engaging in this type of wrongful behavior for years will be swept away by the next election.
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Idai triggered floods in Zimbabwe that swept away hundreds of homes in the eastern and western parts of the country, authorities there said.
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Footage from surveillance cameras and webcams shows the water coming in, the roads being swept away and the towns and harbors being destroyed.
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"You know what it's like—I was swept away in the decadence of it," he said, his long fingers fluttering around his face.
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"Champion debater" crap aside, Cruz's instinct under pressure is to curl into a ball and pray the other guys are swept away first.
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An eclipse in Pisces can stir up paranoia, but don't let yourself get swept away by fear of the unknown or conspiracy theories.
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"We take turns sleeping because we can't lock our doors," said Juan Carlos Mendoza, 35, whose adobe house was swept away last year.
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And as I crossed the terrain, I saw them: discarded shoes and a backpack, left behind by the people I'd just seen swept away.
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In Fitzcarraldo, the title character successfully drags his steamship across a mountain, only to be swept away by the rapids on the other side.
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For one reason or another, we seem to be swept away by their charisma, ability to capture large audiences, and usually impressive bank accounts.
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Police say the child, who has not been identified, was swept away when a large section of snow detached and plunged down the mountain.
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The tsunami hit Palu, the city of Donggala, and other coastal communities, with waves reaching up to 10 feet high that swept away buildings.
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"Trump encapsulates this mentality — a mentality that refuses to be subdued and easily swept away to the proverbial ash heap of history," Hammer said.
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That gives branded chains of luxury facilities an edge over the mom-and-pop outfits of old, which are being swept away by consolidation.
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He says an Asian laborer died in a flooded valley and an Omani national in a 4x4 died when his vehicle was swept away.
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It's not that it was all bad, but we allowed these drugs to get unfairly swept away by the reactionary politics of that era.
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PARIS (Reuters) - An avalanche swept away a group of cross-country skiers in the French Alps on Tuesday, killing three people, emergency services said.
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Divers have not found a 66-year-old holidaymaker who sought refuge from the swollen river in his caravan, only to be swept away.
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Having come to power on the promise to provide bread and end war, the Bolsheviks confronted the prospect of being swept away by hunger.
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Mr. Horvat said that cows and horses on the island were swept away by a surge of water of about nine feet or so.
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Still, it would sicken Obama's supporters to see both legacy prizes swept away because both are central to the former president's concept of politics.
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In the late 1970s, after the Cultural Revolution and its radical supporters were swept away, party veterans such as Deng Xiaoping returned to power.
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Earlier that day the body of a woman had been found after it was swept away by a river that had swelled after flooding.
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The wave, which the local media described as 3 meters (10 feet) high, sent residents running for safety as beachfront homes were swept away.
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She said she wore spikes on her shoes so as not to be swept away by wind when capturing her image of her feet.
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Seven of them were "swept away by the flash floods," the Kenya Wildlife Service said Sunday, adding on Monday that one tourist remains missing.
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But on Saturday night, Bush was swept away by Trump, Cruz and — most galling for the Bush forces — his former protégé in Florida, Rubio.
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Five other people were killed in nearby towns, including a nun who was swept away by the rising waters in Villardonnel, north of Carcassonne.
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I just didn't allow myself to be swept away by this scintillating, shiny land of opportunity, which was the music world at the time.
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With the fast-moving current, officials said, they were seeking help from officials in Serbia — 111 miles downriver — should anyone have been swept away.
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But four other men with them had been swept away and were missing, and their relatives frantically started an effort online to find them.
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In North Carolina, floodwaters swept away part of a wall holding back a pond of toxic substances and overran several lagoons of pig waste.
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They proved such a menace that Emperor Napoleon III had the medieval streets swept away in Europe's biggest redevelopment project, led by Baron Haussmann.
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Faviola Benitez Calderon was one of three people still missing after the catastrophe swept away homes and lives in the coastal town of Montecito.
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The Atlantic alliance weathered the storm, and Mr. Gorbachev swept away the Soviet old guard before East Germany and the Soviet Union finally crumbled.
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Rushing water swept away a car, drowning a woman in Missouri, and a death was reported in storms that raked Mississippi on Sunday morning.
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Laolao railed about the old ways being swept away, and we, her family, could do nothing but help her pay bills on her phone.
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A truck driver is still missing after he was apparently swept away in another torrent in Israel, south of the Dead Sea, police said.
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The final body missing from the car carrying nine people that was swept away in a flooded Arizona creek during Thanksgiving weekend was found.
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Dorian's nearly two-week path unleashed devastation in the Bahamas, where it flattened homes and swept away neighborhoods, leaving at least 50 people dead.
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They include: -- One-year-old Kaiden Lee-Welch was swept away by rushing waters Sunday and later found dead in Union County, North Carolina.
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The year's previous bridge is cut free and plunges into the Apurímac River below, swept away in the currents that flow through the Andes.
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And even if you don't ah-choo flu germs into each others orifices, you may be swept away by passion and find yourself kissing.
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"I was saved by holding onto the roof, but my wife was swept away," said one man who survived the deadly 2011 tsunami in Japan.
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Though you won't hear the people singing the song of angry men in the BBC version of Les Misérables, you will nonetheless be swept away.
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Those additions swept away some pretty major reservations people had when comparing the previous generation smartwatch to similar devices from companies like Samsung or Huawei.
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Ropes line the sidewalks of Punta Arenas, Chile, a precautionary measure to help citizens walk down the streets without being swept away by forbidding winds.
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A California family is desperately searching for two sisters who were last seen on Tuesday as a mudslide swept away their family's Southern California home.
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Getting "swept away by love," this 2001 single from BSB's The Hits — Chapter One compilation is guaranteed to necessitate emergency mouth-to-mouth contact. 16.
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The water level rose quickly and they had to climb off the roof of the van to avoid being swept away by the flood waters.
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Her death was one of a growing tally, including a 4-year-old boy in Jackson County who was swept away in a rising creek.
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Twenty-three people were killed after being swept away in devastating flash floods resulting from historic rain in parts of West Virginia on Thursday night.
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Jimmy Wayne Schaeffer, 49, of Brenham, drove his pickup truck into high waters, climbed into the truck's bed and was then swept away, officials said.
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She said there had been at least three storm-related deaths, including one in which a person in a vehicle was swept away by floodwaters.
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In neighboring Nepal, torrential rain caused landslides that swept away five houses on Tuesday, killing eight people in Gulmi district in the west, police said.
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This scaffolding wasn't quite sturdy enough, apparently: On Sunday morning, as WCPO reported, the bar was swept away by the furies of the Ohio River.
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Reportedly up to 6 feet high and 40 feet wide, the waters swept away 7 members of the family, carrying them fast and far downstream.
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As the nation continues to be swept away in Marie Kondo's tidying-up tips, one mom in Atlanta is regretting following the lifestyle guru's advice.
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The pair suspected something else might be going on, as they both had first-hand experiences of seeing landslide debris quickly swept away by rivers.
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In Paradise, most of which was destroyed by the fires, the storms could cause ash flows, or a slurry of ash swept away by rainwater.
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When we made our original deal with Momofuku, we were all kinds of swept away by the rush of flavors we had never encountered before.
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I understand that this isn't horrible in the way that police brutality is horrible, or having your home swept away by a flood is horrible.
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"We wanted to really convey that horrible irrevocable [sense of] being swept away by all these feelings and the nostalgia," Parker says of the video.
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There is an eerie feeling that the togetherness inherent to playing on a team can cause it all to be swept away in an instant.
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In the towns of Baleroa and Petobo, rivers of soil swept away entire neighborhoods in the aftermath of the magnitude-7.5 earthquake and ensuing tsunami.
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Alice and James Mitchell The married couple was swept away from their home where they lived for about 254 years, according to CNN affiliate KSBY.
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State emergency planners are urging residents in potential flood areas to prepare by securing boats, outdoor furniture and other objects that could be swept away.
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Earlier on Thursday, James King Jr., 45, was swept away in his car in floodwaters in Pittsylvania County in southern Virginia around 3:30 p.m.
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In "On Air," a speaker stands on a pedestal in the Palais de Tokyo's entrance, not far from where the rogue spider was swept away.
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" The first is, in "Bachelor" parlance, to be swept away on the "journey" and suspend any disbelief that suitors are "here for the right reasons.
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Still, it's not hard to be a little swept away by how Cersei was reduced to nothing, then got her revenge in seemingly record time.
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Behind every boy who avoids being swept away in the current is someone who holds him — and believes in his ability to hold his own.
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But when the supply of serious news suddenly goes up — as it has with a nationwide pandemic, for example — all other news is swept away.
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One of the herd, a 3-year-old, was swept away and the others drowned when they tried to save it, national park officials said.
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One important 2013 study on mice showed that while the rodents slept, toxins like beta amyloid, which can contribute to Alzheimer's disease, got swept away.
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Once employees arrive in the Sunshine State, they are immediately swept away in a shuttle that takes them from Orlando International Airport to KPMG Lakehouse.
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There is a general restraint when writing about her family, vague specters swept away by the much more formative powers of the ocean and wind.
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His expressions of enthusiasm often take the form of wariness swept away: Wells found joy in a conga line at Señor Frog's, in Times Square.
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We need a higher earned-income tax credit, to give the working poor financial security so they don't get swept away amid the creative destruction.
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After the 7.5-magnitude earthquake hit Friday, water smashed into buildings and swept away homes in the coastal city of Palu, home to 350,000 people.
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That's almost as impressive as that one time Anderson Cooper got swept away by a hurricane so he could report on it from the inside.
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"Kayden and Brantley along with their dad and 2 year old brother were swept away in a flash flood," Angela Thompson, the fundraiser's organizer, wrote.
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In the towns of Baleroa and Petobo, rivers of soil swept away entire neighborhoods in the aftermath of the 7.5-magnitude earthquake and ensuing tsunami.
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Like other Silicon Valley entrepreneurs, Mr. Zuckerberg believes that thousands of jobs are going to be swept away by new technologies, such as driverless cars.
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Earlier on Friday, authorities had put the number of deaths at 14, including a toddler who had been swept away from his grandfather by floodwaters.
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Dorian's nearly two-week path has unleashed devastation in the Bahamas, where it flattened homes and swept away neighborhoods, leaving at least 43 people dead.
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The strong winds swept away the pollen in the air, and the downpour washed away much of the pollen that had settled on the ground.
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The admitting nurse was pleasant enough in a down-to-earth way but was hardly swept away by gusts of empathy for my bereft state.
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In some areas, entire settlements, including popular tourist destinations like Langtang Valley, were swept away by landslides and avalanches triggered by the 7.8 magnitude quake.
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The Nationals&apos dugout was heavily flooded with roughly a foot and a half of water as trash cans were swept away just below the field.
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More than 100 reports of casualties had been received, such as cars being swept away, and some 40 helicopters were out on rescue missions, it said.
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Another possibility is that a group of humans were swept away by a tsunami that struck Africa's east coast, sending them all the way to Madagascar.
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Miss Bruce and a gay friend are swept away by their memories and begin voguing around the salon to the cheers of clients and other stylists.
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The vehicle was traveling west on Highway 76 in Marion County around half a mile from the Little Pee Dee River when it was swept away.
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This early-warning tool could prevent widespread suffering while helping developing countries prepare for a new economy in which automation has swept away low-skilled jobs.
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Focus on fantasy instead—whether that means binge-watching a TV show you can get swept away by or meditating and connecting to a higher dimension.
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"As a result there was flooding and some structures were undermined and collapsed on people," Mabaso said, adding some people were swept away by the water.
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It turns out that his mother Misako (Olivia Munn) fell in love with the evil Lord Garmadon (Justin Theroux) and got swept away by his ambition.
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Among those killed was a preschooler whose body was recovered from a stream Friday morning after he was swept away Thursday while playing in his backyard.
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Various Mexican media outlets reported that a woman was swept away by floodwaters and drowned in the city of Caborca, Sonora, on the Sea of Cortez.
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Progressive activist Dana Balter also swept away the chances of Juanita Perez Williams, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee's choice, in New York's 24th Congressional District upstate.
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Yet, just like the young psychologist (Edward Holcroft) sent to examine her with his newfangled methods, you're likely to be swept away by Grace's storytelling skills.
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Another search in Kansas is ongoing for an 11-year-old who was swept away by rushing waters on Friday, according to the Wichita Fire Department.
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It was still searching for a 64-year-old employee who it said was swept away by a massive mudslide while clearing debris from a ravine.
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There's something for everyone: orchestral enthusiasts, jazz freaks, rock diehards, conspiracy theorists, people who just want to get swept away by a wicked crescendo or two.
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The star stepped out for a date night with husband Kanye West Monday and it was one big style tornado that we got swept away by.
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In April, a 4-year-old boy was swept away by a wave in the Outer Banks as he walked along the beach with his mother.
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In eastern Arkansas, the St. Francis County Sheriff's Office is looking for a man who was swept away by the floodwaters of the St. Francis River.
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The floodwaters carved out a dark brown chasm in the hillside and swept away everything in their path - powerlines, homes and buildings, including a primary school.
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It swept away homes, malls, churches, hotels, businesses and bridges and knocked out the electrical supply, causing complete darkness throughout the city as the evening came.
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" Chambers wrote, "She did not know that she had swept away … the myth of the 20th Century with five annihilating words: one night he heard screams.
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In the O'Higgins region, south of Santiago, a 12-year-old girl was killed when a landslide swept away the car in which she was traveling.
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Clinton that included wild, false speculation about looming indictments and shocking discoveries in the emails, Mr. Comey's letter swept away her largest and most immediate problem.
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"I told her to stay on the second floor, but she went downstairs and opened the door and just got swept away," Hayden Gower told KSBY.
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"Above all, our hearts go out to all those who have been so cruelly bereaved or injured, or whose homes have been swept away," they continued.
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The pressure on them may grow now that Mr. Xi has swept away a constitutional term limit on his presidency, strengthening his grip over the country.
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Back on the Mexico side, she turned and saw her husband and daughter, close to the American bank, sink into the river and get swept away.
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There used to be an implicit honor code — truth exists, credentials matter, what hasn't been tested isn't knowledge — but the honor code has been swept away.
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He should replace the family checks and balances he swept away with a due process and rule of law, which applies to royals and commoners alike.
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An untold number were swept away by the tsunami, especially by the third and final wave that was more than 20 feet high in some places.
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Most of the victims were killed when torrential downpours caused a landslide in Yongjia County, which in turn blocked a river, before victims were swept away.
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Putting distance between House Republicans and Trump may be the best way to protect vulnerable members who could get swept away if a Democratic wave materializes.
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When one of them slipped and fell into the river, his cousin jumped into the water to rescue him but was swept away by the current.
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Like watching "The Bachelor" itself, "Here for the Right Reasons" offers opportunities to get swept away in the moment and also feel bad about yourself later.
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This pitiable Brutus-cum-Hamlet doesn't realize that he's one of the pieces, and more likely to be swept away than picked up by anyone else.
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Wave elections usually crest and recede, like the Democratic small-town gains in 2006 that were almost entirely swept away in the Republican tide of 2010.
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Mr. Okello said five other people died when their car was swept away on the road between Kitale and Lodwar after two rivers overflowed their banks.
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The tide against Trump But all of these Republican defenses could get swept away if the tide of discontent with Trump rises too high, Thomas acknowledges.
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After months of dispassionate evidence-gathering and demurring on impeachment, Pelosi didn&apost respond well to the implication that she&aposs been swept away by emotion.
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A 28-year-old Kentucky woman has been charged with murder after she drove into flood waters and her 20-month old son was swept away.
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Democratic gains in elections last fall swept away a Republican majority in the Senate that for decades had bottled up efforts to alter the bail law.
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They are, if nothing else, unnecessarily vile creations, which is why watching some get swept away in a wind storm is both terrifying and strangely cathartic.
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The storm that engulfed the Boka Kotorska bay area early on Saturday swept away part of the hospital&aposs roof and blew out many of its windows.
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Friends of a beloved Philadelphia photographer are mourning the woman's death after she was fatally swept away in a storm drain during a flash flood last weekend.
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More than 150 people have been killed and 300,000 displaced in Kenya, where roads, bridges and crops have been swept away, causing millions of dollars of damage.
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Though it has long abandoned that stance, critics are likely to see this as a case of an uncomfortable episode of history being swept away without trace.
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Once tariffs and exchange controls were swept away, Australia became a proper citizen of the world and he, as first citizen, had that world at his feet.
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She told the outlet that it was Schumacher who fell into deep water and was swept away, and that Veit had entered the water to save him.
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In Tangipahoa, a low-lying village northeast of Baton Rouge, Police Chief Darrell Martin told CNN that a father and son were swept away by rushing waters.
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Avoid getting swept away in unrealistic ambitions (or worse, a dead-end career) by listening to that practical voice in your head — or just your savviest friend.
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On Friday, Sierra Leone buried 461 victims of a mudslide that swept away homes on the edge of Freetown, the capital, and 600 more people are missing.
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Most recently, Saudi Arabian specialists have been shocked to see decades of complex political-economic balance swept away by 32-year-old Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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Their son Jevon was one of several people who jumped into the water to save the couple, but the teen was swept away in the strong riptide.
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Bhabani Das, a village elder in Golaghat district, who has been living under a plastic sheet for four days, said the flood had swept away his home.
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PARIS (Reuters) - An avalanche swept away two skiers, a man and his 11-year old daughter, who took a closed path in the French Alps on Sunday.
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At the start of the holiday, workers swept away 400 tonnes of firework debris from the streets, down by more than a third compared with last year.
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The US Coast Guard is searching for two civilian rescuers who were swept away after their boat capsized Tuesday night, the Harris County Sheriff's Office tweeted Wednesday.
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When families filtered back after the storm blew by, they found their lives had been swept away -- yet another burden in a life of back-breaking work.
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Simply buy the Virtual Boy and get swept away into the digital environs of VR. Except the reality of Virtual Boy was totally unlike what it promised.
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For "The Leftovers," she had relied heavily on " Wave ," by Sonali Deraniyagala, a Sri Lankan economist whose family was swept away by the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.
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During this performance, I was swept away by the piece's sheer inventiveness and mood swings, from episodes of Bartok-like nocturnal music to bursts of cartoonish wildness.
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Civil defense divers searched for five people whose car was swept away by floods in the Madaba area, southwest of the capital, state news agency Petra said.
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The difference here is that candidates can now focus on that $3 trillion in giveaways to the wealthy, while pocketing the unwise deductions Republicans already swept away.
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Video footage shared on social media showed partygoers enjoying the music and then screaming as the waves crashed into the stage and band members were swept away.
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Disaster officials said many villagers had ignored warnings to leave coastal areas and move away from riverbanks, and got swept away when flash floods and landslides struck.
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Trilobites In addition to wiping out homes and businesses, Hurricane Irma swept away a large number of sea turtle nests as it tore across Florida last month.
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In Haiti, some residents did their best to make sure their animals were not swept away by the wind and rain that buffeted the island on Thursday.
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And another doll's curly dark hair is swept away from her face to show she has vitiligo, a condition that causes patches of skin to lose melanin.
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And before it swept away the gay sex law in September, it was the Supreme Court that upheld the provision, overruling a lower court, back in 2013.
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"Anything you build will eventually get swept away," he said, pointing to the ruins of four cabanas he owned that were destroyed by a hurricane years before.
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In Oklahoma, a man was killed Saturday after getting swept away by floodwaters in Kiowa, Oklahoma, an incident report from the Oklahoma Department of Public Safety said.
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It provoked the demonstrations that swept away Ben Ali just days after Bouazizi's death, and spread to Tahrir Square, in Cairo, and then across the Arab world.
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And most major encampments were swept away by winter cold and a coordinated crackdown by the FBI, Department of Homeland Security, local police — and even some banks.
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Instead, Atlanta won three Creative Arts awards and then won none of the eight primetime awards it was nominated for, getting swept away by the Maisel flood.
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About 80 people are still taking part in a search-and-rescue operation to ensure that no one else was swept away, Mr. Cazeneuve said in the statement.
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In al-Zahraa in eastern Mosul, shopkeepers swept away broken glass and neighbors were starting to interact again, days after Islamic State fighters were ousted from the neighborhood.
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Swept Away, in particular, has attracted criticism as a film about how women would rather submit to men, in a state of nature, than hold power in society.
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High waters swept away a car in Pennsylvania, killing a pregnant woman and her 8-year-old son, Douglass Township Police Chief John Dzurek told CNN affiliate WFMZ.
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The problem with all this is that voter sentiment on climate and clean energy is broadly positive, but it lacks intensity — it's easily swept away by other concerns.
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An Air Force veteran and current Maryland National Guard member, Eddison Alexander Hermond, 39, was swept away in Sunday's devastating flash floods in Ellicott City, Maryland, officials said.
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In another instance, an officer in a boat saved another law enforcement agent who had been swept away in current so strong that it pulled his boots off.
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Dating back 365 million years to the Devonian epoch, this group was likely swept away by a sudden flooding event that left them stranded the in isolated pools.
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In Wheeling, an 8-year-old child fell into Big Wheeling Creek in the Elm Grove area, and was swept away, according to the Wheeling Intelligencer-News Register.
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When that liberal entity was swept away by the Bolsheviks, he joined the White movement in the civil war against the Reds, then left Russia after its defeat.
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One reason for believing these supernovas occurred is that the shock waves from them swept away nearby interstellar gas and the magnetic field which threads through that gas.
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She said she has grown up knowing families and whole communities devastated by vanishing black people, swept away into a criminal justice system that pathologized their very personage.
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In Wheeling, an 8-year-old child fell into Big Wheeling Creek, in the Elm Grove area, and was swept away, according to the Wheeling Intelligencer-News Register.
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Those killed included a 10-year-old who was climbing a fence to avoid the water and was swept away, according to the state's Department of Emergency Management.
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The keeper, Isaac Dunham, arrived at the railing in time to see the cat still alive on the rocks, before it was swept away by a passing wave.
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Trump had made similar remarks against Judge Curiel in February, but they only caused a small ripple that was swept away by the larger tide of Trumpian absurdity.
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I can only assume the real third act involving heroic rescue attempts and poignant deaths was swept away along with the movie's budget in all that fake snow.
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The coming-of-age-drama, in which she played James Dean's love interest, swiftly swept away her child-star persona, and helped Wood earn her first Oscar nomination.
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"If Mrs May rolled back on her red line of exiting the customs union, most of the outstanding obstacles to a deal would be swept away," Hogan said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Prepare to get swept away in a stream of over 150 years of photographs capturing all sorts of scenes of Russian life.
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Since she struggled out of the river and into camp, the beagle most likely fell off someone's boat or was swept away from her family by the water.
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The rain could cause ash flows, or a slurry of ash swept away by rainwater, according to Robert Baruffaldi, a meteorologist from the National Weather Service's Sacramento office.
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Why does he see a "neutral online persona" as a step forward instead of a drastic step backward, with sex and gender swept away like dirty little secrets?
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Although some parts of historic Batumi have been preserved, dozens of old buildings have been swept away in the rush to welcome new investors, hotels and, especially, casinos.
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If I could unlock The lakes, I'd spill their volume over the till I know you cultivate: full accumulations swept away, The habit of prairies turned to mud.
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The score sometimes catches you off guard—you're subdued in conversation and then you're swept away with a very pronounced saxophone that almost becomes part of the scene.
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And soon enough the golden nimbus surrounding Marlo vanishes, swept away by the reality of hustling two children off to school while waiting for her water to break.
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"Some people said they thought they saw him get swept away by the water," he said, adding that the man's family reported him missing at 12:30 a.m.
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The hikers have been missing since Friday, after being swept away by an avalanche during a trek in the region of Mount Annapurna, the world's tenth highest mountain.
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Today, their store in the Marais is just one of many independent shops being swept away by a wave of moneyed gentrification in Paris and other French cities.
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MUZAFFARABAD, Kashmir — At least 55 people have been killed and dozens injured as avalanches swept away homes in the mountainous region of the Pakistan-controlled portion of Kashmir.
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"The fact that I had this clear and resounding goal meant that I could be in the middle of the current and not get swept away," he says.
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Negativity around Apple's next iPhone release was swept away on Wednesday as the stock and some of its partners, like Broadcom, soared with the rest of the market.
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But Catholics, too, largely stopped fasting after the Second Vatican Council in the 1960s, which swept away many ancient requirements of Catholics in the face of modern reforms.
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Footage has emerged from the stricken city of Palu showing people running to find solid ground as structures were swept away and destroyed by waves of undulating earth.
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Firefighters waded through debris, over piles of fallen trees and around displaced boulders in the aftermath of the storm, scouring for survivors after several homes were swept away.
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The disaster will also have a huge impact on farming, and employment in areas heavily dependent on agriculture, with huge swathes of farmland destroyed and valuable crops swept away.
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The flooding Sunday swept away parked cars in Ellicott City, set along the west bank of Maryland&aposs Patapsco River and about 13 miles (20 kilometers) west of Baltimore.
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A single family of six, along with another group of four swimmers, was almost swept away by a powerful rip current in Panama City, Florida beach on July 8.
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The Emergency Provisions Act, introduced in 1950 and frequently used against activists after the military seized power in a 1962 coup, was swept away in October the same year.
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The bodies of an elderly couple and their four great-grandchildren were found after their family van was tragically swept away by Houston floodwaters into Greens Bayou on Sunday.
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Several people were missing, including a man whose car was swept away as he delivered milk and a boy who was swept into a ditch, NHK national television said.
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Those hopes had already faded in recent weeks, as Mr Trump's friendly rhetoric during the presidential campaign was swept away by American investigations of Kremlin interference in the election.
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But these expensive cameras were swept away by the waves, forcing the filmmakers to rely on GoPros attached to poles, tethers, fishermen, helmets, cranes, chains, ropes — anything and everything.
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Last year, he swept away a term limit on the presidency, opening the way to an indefinite stay as president, Communist Party general secretary and chairman of China's military.
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As many as 14 people are feared missing — and about 100 people were evacuated — after the landslide swept away a mountainside in the Swiss Alps, near the Italian border.
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There's a lot going on in Tarantino's latest film, including an exploration of the delicacy of a moment in time and how easily an era can be swept away.
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Sorceresses and kings have other plans for the rich land of Aedirn, and Saskia is swept away as the region is absorbed by the greed of the surrounding kings.
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A search was underway for a missing child who local authorities fear may have been swept away by the fast-moving mud mass, which was caused by heavy rains.
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Organizers said they had a standby pontoon for the 10-km marathon swimming after the original pontoon was swept away amid big waves and broke up on Copacabana beach.
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Revolution in November of the previous year had swept away the King of Bavaria, installing a ramshackle regime headed by a messianic journalist of the radical left, Kurt Eisner.
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According to witnesses, the woman was seen Saturday night attempting to turn around in high water when her vehicle was swept away, the East Baton Rouge Sheriff's Office said.
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While the dog was cooling off in Saint Vrain Creek, "he was swept away and his owner searched for an hour for him, to no avail," the post said.
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Organizers said they had a standby pontoon for the 10-km marathon swimming after the original pontoon was swept away amid big waves and broke up on Copacabana beach.
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The flooding, incited by more than 10 inches of rain in three days, plowed through levees and swept away homes, leaving behind the most damage in Missouri and Illinois.
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"It's sad to see the city like that but it's also sad to see the people in jail," Rafael Miro, 67, said as cleaners swept away charred garbage containers.
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Nixon and Watergate Although Watergate eventually swept away Nixon's support, Republican Senators stood against an even stronger current when they supported the initial steps to fully investigate the scandal.
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It was hard to take eyes off Brittany Howard; with her immaculate white dress and powerful contralto voice, I can't imagine anyone not being swept away by her presence.
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Industry's workers would live in vast space settlements; its raw materials would come from the Moon and the asteroids; its effluent would be swept away by the solar wind.
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Sorceresses and kings have other plans for the rich land of Aedirn, and Saskia is swept away as the region is absorbed by the greed of the surrounding kings.
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The students improved academically for the simple reason that they were able to concentrate on what was being taught, without their attention being swept away by conflicts and anxieties.
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Any qualms about the novel's strange premise are swept away by Gowdy's finely balanced prose; we are as entrenched in the characters' lives as Rose is in Harriet's body.
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It's as if my fears got totally swept away, and I realized for the first time that this was a different birth, a different experience, and a different baby.
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By early afternoon, after the street cleaners have swept away the last of the morning's plastic wrappers and the construction vans have disappeared, the workers set out for home.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Four Swiss men were killed when their ski touring group was swept away by an avalanche in western Austria, police in the Tyrol region said on Wednesday.
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Of the cattle that got swept away - and I don't know how many that was - only three of them have managed to find footing on the islands that remain.
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Three of their siblings, Devonte, 15, Hannah, 16, and Sierra, 63, are still missing, and could have been swept away by seawater because no one was wearing seat belts.
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We must hover over volatile waves, jump in, and bob on the shaky surface without getting swept away while the rest of our dive group jumps in the water.
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Maybe the game's moment lasts a week week, a backlash will ensue, and Sea of Thieves is quickly forgotten, swept away as games like Far Cry 5 come out.
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However, the department doesn't have an exact total of the number of people unaccounted for, as officials are trying to locate the vehicles of people swept away by floodwater.
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Local government authorities said the seven people who were swept away consisted of six tourists and a local guide, while the KWS said all seven of them were tourists.
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The scariest thing about the market right now is the shocked response of traders who had become accustomed to the unsustainably placid conditions that have been unceremoniously swept away.
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But with those two swept away on the other side of the draw, Nadal instead will meet either Daniil Medvedev or Grigor Dimitrov if he gets to Sunday's final.
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Lahren tried clapping back with an "Ok Whale" but by then it was too late and she'd already been swept away by a sea of good-ass online owns.
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A gouache and ink work from 25600, "River of Victims," also Vietnam-related, depicts people being swept away; the loosely rendered figures are mixed in with washes of color.
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On the contrary, she is happy to remain in a divided, ambivalent state in which she wants to resist seduction but equally wants her resistance to be swept away.
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Others, still uncounted, lie in the rubble of ruined buildings or were swept away by the tsunami, which in some places reached a height of more than 20 feet.
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In the Balearic Islands, which are in the Mediterranean off eastern Spain, waves cresting at more than 45 feet swept away some popular beaches and smashed into seafront houses.
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The pact swept away a litany of tariff and non-tariff barriers, laying the groundwork for the incredibly complex supply chains that span the U.S., Canada and Mexico today.
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Much has been said in the media as of late about the Republican Party being a "dying party", being swept away by a new generation with left-leaning ideas.
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Two deputies escaped when high water swept away their vehicle on September 18 but they could not pull out the patients on board, the Horry County Sheriff's Office said.
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Bernadette Uzo, 9, was swept away by flash floods that wreaked havoc this week in a remote village in the southeastern state of Anambra, according to local media reports.
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For the fishing communities in the Philippines that she documented, their ways of life are disappearing as the fish population is depleting and their homes are being swept away.
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Before its landfall in Canada, Dorian's nearly two-week path unleashed devastation in the Bahamas, where it flattened homes and swept away neighborhoods, leaving at least 43 people dead.
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Marleau scooped up a loose puck near the bottom of the left circle after Kings goaltender Jonathan Quick swept away a weak shot by Kevin Labanc with his stick.
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"I told her to stay on the second floor, but she went downstairs and opened the door and just got swept away," her son, Hayden Gower, told NBC affiliate KSBY.
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Dance music producers have long since tried to muscle in on the gaming pie, offering their bespoke writing services as the crumbs of revenue are swept away by streaming demigods.
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"The [160 mph] winds have swept away the roofs of almost every person I have spoken to or otherwise made contact with," Roosevelt Skerrit, Dominica's prime minister, wrote on Facebook.
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On a purely political level, Ryan has to worry about his House majority and the GOP's Senate majority getting swept away in a Democratic landslide driven by Trump's massive unpopularity.
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A family needed a bit of magic when their canoe was swept away in a storm, but they never expected the real-life Hogwarts Express to come to their rescue.
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Boy survives Arkansas flood A teenager who apparently fell into a ditch and was swept away in floodwater has been located, Jonesboro (Arkansas) Police Department Desk Sergeant Robert Anderson said.
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It is because the biggest obstacles swept away by the single market are not tariffs or customs checks, but non-tariff barriers such as standards, regulations and state-aid rules.
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" Asked what he personally was looking for in a woman — besides an affinity for sandwiches — Harbour described himself as "easily swept away, but I'm trying not to be as much.
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"I told her to stay on the second floor but she went downstairs and opened the door and just got swept away," her son, Hayden Gower, told NBC affiliate KSBY.
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An Illinois family is mourning the loss of their 13-year-old daughter who drowned after being swept away by a rip current in Lake Michigan on Friday, PEOPLE confirms.
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Police in the Himalayas found footage on a GoPro camera that shows the final moments of a climbing expedition before the climbers were swept away and killed by an avalanche.
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Weathering, volcanism, tectonics, and other geological processes have swept away the traces of our planet's oldest impact craters, making it difficult to chronicle the history of asteroid impacts on Earth.
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Unnerved, she decided to swim back to the Mexican side, but she saw her husband and daughter, close to the American riverbank, sink into the water and get swept away.
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The man said that he saw his 10-month-old son and 7-year-old nephew, as well as another man and that man's daughter, swept away by the water.
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Our video journalist went to the areas at greatest danger of being swept away and created this report to show you how people are trying to fortify before the rains.
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High water swept away the vehicle as it traveled down US 76, about a half-mile from the Little Pee Dee River, which separates Mullins from the town of Nichols.
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For a moment I saw it all play out: him swept away in the frigid water, the near-instant hypothermia, how I'd struggle to start a fire in the rain.
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The bodies of two children were found Saturday and rescuers were still searching for a third child after the truck they were in was swept away in a flooded creek.
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Fresh looks at "Love & Anarchy," showing throughout the week, and "Swept Away by an Unusual Destiny in the Blue Sea of August" (Friday) provide evidence for views at either extreme.
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Five other people died when their car was swept away on the road between Kitale and Lodwar after two rivers overflowed their banks, said Apollo Okello, West Pokot County Commissioner.
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There is already evidence that acidification can make mussels' shells more brittle, or weaken their grip on rocks, leaving them at greater risk of being swept away by advancing waves.
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We aren't going to talk about how that's been swept away because you did manage to lose a CEO along the way, sweeping these boulders or whatever they are aside.
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Modernism swept away propriety, and the perceived sensuality of Raj-era India (shades of hot pink and saffron with tiny embedded mirrors and inlays of colored stones) seemed evermore alluring.
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The search for two teenage boys who were swept away in a swollen creek in Georgia resumed Sunday, as authorities said they "hope for a miracle" to find the pair alive.
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In Maryland, searchers on Monday found the body of a man swept away when a flash flood triggered by a separate storm tore through the main street of a historic town.
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Separately, officials in Kansas were still searching for an 11-year-old boy who was swept away by Wichita's fast-moving Gypsum Creek on Friday night, according to NBC station KSNW.
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On Thursday, a 215-year-old Nebraska man was swept away by flood waters as he attempted to rescue a person trapped in their car, according to state emergency management officials.
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A bounce house was swept away by a wind gust in South Glens Falls, New York, climbing as high as 2500 feet and seriously injuring two boys who were playing inside.
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Marianne's boyfriend Tag gets swept away with all of the alleged romance of the reception — especially taking Lisa's emotional description of marriage to heart — and decides to propose to his girlfriend.
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Houston-area authorities on Wednesday confirmed that they had found the van with the bodies of six family members inside after it was swept away days earlier by rising flood waters.
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A 14-month-old little boy is among the victims of Hurricane Florence after his mom drove around a roadblock and her car was swept away in rushing floodwaters, authorities say.
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Two women in South Carolina drowned when the vehicle they were being transported in was swept away by floodwaters caused by Hurricane Florence, the Horry County Sheriff Office confirmed to PEOPLE.
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Relatives of the late singer Selena Quintanilla drowned last weekend after their family van was tragically swept away in the rising Texas floodwaters as Hurricane Harvey ravaged parts of the state.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - At least nine teenage seminary students died after they were swept away by a flash flood in the Negev Desert in southern Israel on Thursday, an ambulance service said.
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In 2011, at least 19 people drowned after two overloaded boats capsized and were swept away in high seas off Tanzania's Indian Ocean coast near the same site of Tuesday's accident.
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The wife of a popular hiking boot company founder and her stepgrandson have gone missing after being swept away by a creek in Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona on Saturday.
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While it's easy to get swept away by performances from the industry's most eminent artists, this is, after all, an awards show — with winners and losers and lots of The Chainsmokers.
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Floods already have killed six people in Missouri and seven in Arkansas, including a 10-year-old who was swept away while climbing a fence to avoid the water, officials said.
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Laurent Haas told BFM-TV, said 46 adults also were rescued but search teams were still looking for a missing 67-year-old German man whose van was reportedly swept away.
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Ros Thackurdeen's son Ravi, a student of Pennsylvania's Swarthmore College, was swept away by a rip tide and died in 2012 while the 19-year-old was studying in Costa Rica.
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Poorly educated, working-class and without any connections to political power, they're exactly the type of people that easily get swept away by unfair laws they have no means to fight.
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The crisis that reached its climax with the failure of Lehman Brothers a decade ago swept away the notion that financial leaders could be relied upon to safely run their firms.
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Speaking of Adam: When he and Hannah get swept away in the idea of co-parenting, I felt both sides of the calculation she was no doubt crunching in her head.
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HARARE (Reuters) - At least 31 people have died in eastern Zimbabwe while dozens were missing as homes and bridges were swept away by a tropical storm, state television reported on Saturday.
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He said cricketers, who join the national team from a range of backgrounds and regions, can get swept away by fame and believe their every move "will be appreciated and accepted".
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Death toll hits 2000 At least 50 people have died from the storm, including a high school football coach and a family of six whose van was swept away by floodwaters.
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The armature is formulaic melodrama: the stories of three female Irish friends who are, as they say, caught up in events, witnesses to history, swept away on the tide of change.
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Since there's no way you're going to be able to really grasp the nuances of the sport, you're going to need to be swept away by some kind of basic force.
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In April 2012, seven members of a youth church group who had been trekking in the gorge died after being swept away by flash floods, the BBC reported at the time.
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This election swept away dozens of Republicans from suburban seats with large numbers of minority or white-collar white voters or both who had been increasingly voting Democratic in presidential campaigns.
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One of the drowning victims died in Charlotte County, near the North Carolina border, after a car was swept away on a bridge on Thursday night, according to the state police.
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Many more are believed to have died, been buried under soil, swept away by waves or trapped in a tangle of crushed buildings that will take months, possibly years, to clear.
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As climate change threatens trees in Africa, it also poses an existential threat to Pacific Islanders: Three islands in the South Pacific are being swept away by currents and climate change.
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During the election and even his presidency, Trump has had several high-profile disputes with Gold Star families, which escalated into major issues before being swept away by the news cycle.
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And with it, Mr. Kim believes, will come the respect of far larger powers that have been waiting, for decades, for the North to be swept away by forces of history.
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Instead of focusing on the holes where he thought he could chase birdies — because the wind swept away those prospects — Woods said his aim was to avoid any scores over bogey.
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Less than 2578 years after an eviction process that had been documented in the press and in the courts, few New Yorkers remembered that park construction had swept away a community.
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In a Facebook post September 16, the sheriff's office said search-and-rescue teams had spent hours searching for him after he was swept away in rushing waters from Richardson Creek.
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Fan Li Xia said the group, tied together on the catamaran in life jackets, were swept away by the current and struggled in the cold water for more than 30 hours.
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"Though markets were already anticipating an agreement, one source of worry will be swept away if a deal is made," Yukio Ishizuki, senior currency strategist at Daiwa Securities in Tokyo, said.
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But at least in my case, I find that [with a consistent meditation practice] I relate to my anxiety a little differently, and I am not as swept away by it.
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"The incalculably vast losses of the Great War generated new rituals of remembrance that swept away the particularizing culture of heroic exemplarity that once gave Regnault's story such resonance," Gotlieb writes.
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Reading fans have rightly complained that their fine victory, in which they swept away a team from a higher league, was lost in the outcry over the action of one irresponsible individual.
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Hundreds of people in southern Laos are missing and many are feared dead two days after the hydropower dam under construction broke, killing several as it swept away homes in flash flooding.
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It feels like it&aposs going in slow motion, but it&aposs -- you know, things get swept away so quickly and the way that water takes things down like it weighs nothing.
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But my son continued to refuse to nurse, and after every pumping session, I'd look at the few tiny drops of milk in the bottles and be quietly swept away by despair.
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The 10-year-old vanished after falling into a swollen river in Texas's Parker County and the 11-year-old disappeared after being swept away by a river's rising waters in Kansas.
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SK E&C, a construction unit of South Korean conglomerate SK Group, said early on Wednesday part of a supply dam was swept away by heavy rains, causing flooding of nearby villages.
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But this time he was overwhelmed by the sheer weight of protestors, fortified by the knowledge that twice before, in 1964 and 1985, Sudan's dictators had been swept away by people power.
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The bad news: Those clouds were swept away by high winds from the west, which continue to rage today and make it feel in the low teens for most of the day.
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What is clear is that the fall of Mr Bashir is the latest in a wave of change that has swept away many of Africa's longest-serving rulers, from Algeria to Zimbabwe.
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Events in Sudan will be watched nervously by Mr Bashir's fellow Arab and African leaders, who fear a second phase of the Arab spring that swept away several of them in 2011.
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A total of 14 people were swept away in the flood, all of them part of a large family from the Phoenix and Flagstaff areas who had gathered to celebrate a birthday.
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The bodies of an adult female and two more bodies of children "appeared to have been swept away into an area behind the houses by fast moving floodwaters," according to the release.
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Selena Gomez became emotional as she remembered a family that drowned last month after their van was tragically swept away in the rising floodwaters in her hometown of Houston during Hurricane Harvey.
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The weather was blamed for two deaths, including one person who died at home after failing to evacuate, and another swept away while trying to tow a trapped car with his tractor.
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At least 384 people are dead after a series of deadly earthquakes struck Indonesia Friday, the biggest triggering a tsunami that roared ashore and swept away parts of the Southeast Asia nation.
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In the long run, and especially if large numbers of moderate Republicans are swept away in November, Trump will likely change the party and create an opening that centrist Democrats can exploit.
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SHEILA FOX Baltimore To the Editor: Hillary Clinton fought back against the truth, and she either was willfully blind to the truth or considered it a mere inconvenience to be swept away.
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Today, the two men, both lawyers and both in their mid-40s, occupy the most powerful positions in international soccer, filling the vacuum after a corruption scandal swept away the old guard.
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But in the general election two years later he was swept away by a Modi 'wave' as the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) won 42 percent of the vote in the battleground state.
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Four people in Virginia were swept away in floodwaters, while a fifth person in that state, the firefighter Lt. Brad Clark, was killed in a highway crash while responding to an accident.
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Caro makes the same point more succinctly when writing about "The Power Broker," recalling how he was swept away by the scandalous material he was discovering and an accompanying sense of duty.
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The band's 1971 album "Kazemachi Roman," a classic of the genre, describes with a shrug how the Tokyo of their childhood was being swept away and replaced by a high-tech metropolis.
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Many more are believed to have died, been buried under soil, swept away by waves or trapped in a tangle of crushed buildings that will take months, if not years, to clear.
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I remember being swept away when the Utrecht String Quartet, on its first American tour from the Netherlands in 2013, played Sibelius's visionary String Quartet in D minor, "Voces Intimae" ("Intimate Voices").
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Hundreds of people are missing and several are feared dead after a hydropower dam under construction in southern Laos collapsed, causing flash flooding that swept away homes, state media reported on Tuesday.
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Just weeks after suffering the Thomas Fire, the state's largest-ever wildfire, torrential rain struck Southern California on Tuesday, causing flash flooding and mudslides which swept away dozens of homes and cars.
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Netanyahu came to power in 2009 on the eve of President Obama's speech to the Muslim world in Cairo, and two years before the Arab Spring swept away long-serving Arab leaders.
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Bypassing clearance process Still, Kushner's security clearance woes could be swept away by his father-in-law, who as president can bypass the clearance process and grant anyone access to classified information.
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Matthew struck the southwestern peninsula with winds of 125 mph (200 kph) and heavy rains that flattened homes, flooded villages, razed crops, swept away cattle and cut off the parts of the island.
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Authorities are searching for a National Guard member who is believed to have been swept away in fast-moving flood waters on Sunday as he worked to rescue people in Maryland, officials say.
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In Maryland, searchers found the body of Eddison Hermond, 39, who was swept away by a torrent of water in historic Ellicott City on Sunday, the Howard County Police Department said on Twitter.
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The trick, says Dr Varanasi, is to have the right combination of surface structure and lubricating fluid, so that the oiling liquid does not get swept away by what is flowing over it.
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The number of deaths attributed to the floods rose to 22 on Friday after Missouri officials reported they had found the body of a motorist who was swept away by floodwaters on Dec.
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Activists and advocates of "circularity" say that it is forcing rich countries to rethink what they do with their waste now that a chunk of it can no longer be swept away overseas.
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And the DOJ hasn't yet swept away a more specific section of the manual that limits the power of federal prosecutors who want to exclude the press and the public from court proceedings.
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But they are worried nonetheless, readily conceding that if Trump loses their state by more than 3 to 5 five points it will be difficult for the incumbent not to get swept away.
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"The winds have swept away the roofs of almost every person I have spoken to or otherwise made contact with," Skerrit said on Facebook, noting that his own residence had been hit, too.
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Nikos Stavrinidis, one of those who went into the sea for safety but was swept away, was rescued by an Egyptian crew on a fishing boat after about two hours in the water.
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The flood on Sunday in the Golain valley swept away roads and bridges, and damaged homes, irrigation channels and crops, according to residents and initial assessments carried out by the district commissioner's office.
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Authorities found the bodies of two people swept away by floodwaters on Monday at an RV park when nearly a dozen inches of rain pulled several RVs into a nearby river, PEOPLE confirms.
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ROME (Reuters) - Francesco Saverio Borrelli, the Italian magistrate who headed the "Clean Hands" corruption investigations in the early 1990s that swept away an entire political class, has died, his family said on Saturday.
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PESHAWAR, Pakistan (Reuters) - Flash floods triggered by heavy rain have killed at least 28 people in northern Pakistan, officials said on Sunday, including some who were swept away while praying at a mosque.
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Last month an avalanche swept away two skiers, a man and his 11-year-old daughter, in the alpine resort of Val d'Isere, while four others died in separate incidents in the Pyrenees.
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The weather was blamed for three deaths, including one person who died at home after failing to evacuate, and a man swept away while trying to tow a trapped car with his tractor.
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He tells voters that the sins of the past don't matter; that the establishment and its faults can be swept away; and that problems will be solved once the populists get into power.
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The exact woman with this name tells me Swept Away is "the Ferrari of hotels", so there's the quote that needed to be put in this piece for them allowing me to stay.
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"The thought of me spending this past year just really working so hard to build this life for myself ... in a matter of 24 hours, it was all just swept away," Michelle said.
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"When talking about brain science and cannabis, it's easy to be swept away by anecdotal evidence and sound bites," says Dr. Ruben Baler, a health scientist at the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
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But those travel restrictions were seemingly swept away — at least for one narrow, but quite public, case — by the A.F.C.'s ruling and by Saudi and Emirati soccer officials subsequently accepting that decision.
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His team had reached the conference finals, but it was once again swept away by a Warriors dynasty that, even short two All-Stars, simply had too many options for Portland to breathe.
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In the 20th century, when communist revolutions swept away the established governments in places like Russia, China and Cuba, American leftists toyed with thoughts of effecting the same transformation in the United States.
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Mocoa, the capital of the remote Putumayo province in Colombia's Amazon basin, was struck early Saturday by powerful torrents of mud and debris that swept away homes and vehicles and inundated entire neighborhoods.
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The pageantry surrounding pumpkin-related products each year is designed to whip consumers into a buying mood before they're swept away by the onslaught of holiday retail offerings that now begin in September.
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Rubble of a former Federal Interior Ministry building, pounded by NATO warplanes in 1999, has been swept away to make way for three towers, built by an Israeli-owned company, AFI Europe Group.
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The flood of money unleashed by the Citizens United decision has swept away the effectiveness of those controls, according to Fred Wertheimer, president of Democracy 21, a nonprofit organization dedicated to campaign reform.
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"The winds have swept away the roofs of almost every person I have spoken to or otherwise made contact with," Skerrit said on Facebook, noting that his own residence had been hit too.
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Yet on Wednesday, Afghanistan's President Ashraf Ghani swept away over a decade of caveats and said that with no preconditions, the Taliban could be a recognized political party with an office in Kabul.
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"We have lost 31 Zimbabweans," the Ministry of Information tweeted Twitter Saturday, adding that people have been "swept away" in the flooding that has claimed dozens of homes and caused huge infrastructure damage.
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The families portrayed in many of this season's works often seem swept away on a heaving tide of current events, groping for anchors in a universe that no longer feels safe or familiar.
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Dozens were swept away by a landslide in Hpakant last year, and at least 120 were buried in 2015 after the collapse of a mound of tailings, a mudlike waste byproduct of mining.
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The weather was blamed for two deaths, including one person who died at home after failing to evacuate, and a man swept away while trying to tow a trapped car with his tractor.
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"I know that I was up in the chopper as we were helping look for a 2-year-old child that had been swept away in the tornado," Cohilas said, CNN affiliate WJXT reported.
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Friends and relatives of Hermond said the former Air Force member was swept away by flood waters while helping rescue people in the ravaged Ellicott City, which is about 10 miles west of Baltimore.
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There's no doubt Jason Momoa was born to play 'Aquaman' ... he was like a rock in the surf, making sure his fish wife played by Amber Heard didn't get swept away in between takes.
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John Ruwitch, Reuters Shanghai bureau chief who was helping with coverage in Hong Kong, watched the police counter-attack and was swept away with the fleeing crowd, but then doubled back to the legislature.
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Choose between the Bad Boy Box (for those who like a little danger), the Swept Away Box (for those who enjoy historical romance), and the Luxe Box (for those who prefer paranormal love affairs).
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She didn't give details on all the deaths, but said two women and a man who worked for the Health Ministry were swept away by a flooded canal in the central municipality of Juigalpa.
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Detectives have said those remaining children were believed to be in the SUV when it crashed onto a remote and rocky Mendocino County shoreline, and may have been swept away by Pacific Ocean waters.
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As New York Post columnist Michael Goodwin recently pointed out, rampant bias in news coverage at the direction of the paper's leadership has swept away the "Gray Lady's" position as a bastion of journalism.
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While Elevate can't ignore investor concerns around all things subprime, the company is able to show that its business held up even as scores of mortgage lenders and banks were swept away last decade.
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"I wasn't that nervous yesterday, but today I'm nervous," Randall said by telephone, adding that he expected the hotel's beach to be swept away and much of the 108-room property to be flooded.
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In other words, even the highest-profile opportunities to change America's endemic culture of sexual harassment, which is overwhelmingly, though not exclusively, committed by men against women, can somehow be lost or swept away.
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NAIROBI, Sept 2 (Reuters) - Flash floods killed four people and three are missing after their tour group was swept away at Kenya's Hell's Gate National Park, the state-run wildlife authority said on Monday.
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PALU, Indonesia (Reuters) - At least 234 people were killed, many swept away as giant waves crashed onto beaches, when a major earthquake and tsunami hit the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, authorities said on Saturday.
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No matter: All are equally done in by the final scene, a bonkers scherzo in which the quasi naturalism is swept away by what is meant to be the joyful surrealism of children's theater.
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In Laos, the collapse last year of a dam that killed dozens of people and swept away thousands of homes in two countries highlighted the dangers of building in remote places with little oversight.
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It has to be done in an orderly fashion so that citizens can understand what is being done and people whose lives have depended on a governmental policy aren't swept away arbitrarily and capriciously.
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On Thursday, that last pillar was swept away on a party-line vote, with all 52 Republicans choosing to overrule Senate precedent and all 48 Democrats and liberal-leaning independents pushing to keep it.
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In Arizona, officials initially found body of the 5-year-old about 3 miles downstream from where the vehicle they were riding in was swept away Friday, said Gila County sheriff's Lt. Virgil Dodd.
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One of the victims, 2150-year-old Carlos Yu Beltran, drowned when his house was swept away in a storm surge in Balangkayan town on Samar, according to the government's Philippine Information Agency (PIA).
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An 13-year-old man who was found dead inside a car in Dillon County after it was swept away by water, was among the victims in South Carolina, the department tweeted on Thursday.
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"Homes were literally being swept away," said Derek Potts, a Houston-based lawyer representing plaintiffs in a lawsuit filed in Harris County court against the San Jacinto River Authority (SJRA) in a Texas court.
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I'd interviewed Mariam Khatun, who fled with her three children as soldiers entered her village; the youngest, a toddler, was swept away by the current as they tried to cross a river to safety.
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Though the revelations about Miller aren't surprising, it's important that they not be swept away by the torrent of other news, lest we admit that even the degraded standards of 2018 no longer apply.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Three German skiers were found dead overnight and a fourth is missing after they were swept away in an avalanche near the Austrian ski resort of Lech am Arlberg, police said on Sunday.
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Suddenly, almost like magic, I could flow into the pentameters of Paradise Lost, follow sentences without hesitation as they spilled from one line into another, be swept away by the sheer cascading sound of it.
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That number appears to include a family of six who were presumed drowned in northeast Houston Monday after the van they were traveling in was swept away by floodwaters, local TV news station KHOU reports.
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Two weeks ago, 21 people, mainly children, died after they were swept away in flash floods on a school outing in the Dead Sea region, in one of the country's worst natural disasters in decades.
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Buentello, a resident of San Antonio, was visiting a city park in Bandera, Texas, on Wednesday with his family when a teenage girl got swept away into a river trying to walk across a dam.
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Replacing sand swept away by waves and wind is critical work to protect seaside homes and businesses as well as the tourism dollars brought by northerners seeking refuge from the cold in the Sunshine State.
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More than 500 homes in the provinces of North and West Sumatra have been flooded or damaged, with some swept away by the floods, which also destroyed three suspension bridges, said a disaster relief official.
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"Look, I'm the guy you kicked to the curb, that you brushed under the carpet, that you swept away, so I'm here to be an example for people who think about giving up," Feldman said.
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KABUL (Reuters) - At least 20 people including children were killed in southern Afghanistan by flash floods that engulfed up to 2,000 homes and swept away cars, the U.N. agency coordinating relief efforts said on Saturday.
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When the storm struck with 125 mph (200 kph) winds and heavy rains struck the southwestern peninsula, it flattened homes, flooded villages, razed crops, swept away cattle and cut off the parts of the island.
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There has been flooding at some of its installations, and a search effort is underway to find a worker swept away by a massive mudslide while helping clear debris from a ravine, Southern Copper said.
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Two people were killed in Florence County in separate incidents after their vehicles were swept away by floodwaters or driven into washed-out roads or bridges, the Florence County Sheriff's Office said in a statement.
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And that's not all: in this season of holidays, Hulu is rolling out all kinds of gifts, from Madonna flicks (don't worry, it's not Swept Away) to '22017s favorites to Tina Fey war dromedaries dramedies.
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The Commission, which has been examining the deal since April 18, had intense talks with EDF last week while generally positive feedback from rivals and customers also swept away initial competition concerns, the source said.
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BANGKOK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Activists called for renewed scrutiny of hydropower projects in Laos after a dam that was under construction broke, killing at least 19 people as it swept away homes in flash flooding.
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But for Prince Muhammad the lesson of the Arab spring, and of history, is that regimes that lack deep roots are doomed to be swept away; by implication the Al Sauds are here to stay.
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"It's an organization that has been swept away from its mandate to become a sounding board for clashes that happen elsewhere, and that translates into political and financial hijacking," said a former European UNESCO ambassador.
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Those who grew up in the era of the "Doomsday Clock" and "duck and cover" might assume that the days of mutual assured destruction and launch under attack were swept away with the Soviet Union.
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The missing man, a 70-year-old German citizen, was a monitor at one of the campsites who was feared to have been swept away by flood waters along with his van, BFM-TV reported.
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"Under the watchful eye of the attending parents while walking along the shore, a four-year-old boy was swept away from his mother into the ocean and carried away by the current," he wrote.
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In Paradise, a town virtually wiped out by the Camp Fire, the storms will bring about an inch of rain Wednesday and could cause ash flows, or a slurry of ash swept away by rainwater.
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The woman had been on her way to work, despite her daughter and grandchild protesting that she should stay indoors, when she and the two children were swept away by floodwaters, her sister told Reuters.
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In Missouri, a 72-year-old Billings woman was swept away by high waters on Saturday, and two men ages 18 and 77 drowned in separate incidents on Sunday, emergency management spokesman Mike O'Connell said.
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The recent deluge of sexual misconduct revelations has swept away powerful Washington figures like John Conyers, Al Franken, Trent Franks, Blake Farenthold, and others, in ways that clearly weren't possible during the Hill-Thomas hearings.
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Federal laws swept away tribal governments, dismantled their courts, made lands within the reservations' borders available for sale to white settlers, and effectively wiped away Native American sovereignty over their own lands in the state.
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In 15, an entire floor of books was swept away almost overnight, without consultation of faculty or students, to make way for a new high-tech design program, the School of Design and Creative Technologies.
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One person died at home after failing to evacuate, although the exact cause of death was unclear, authorities said, and the other was swept away while trying to tow a trapped car with his tractor.
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But at each step I also found haunting wartime relics, preserved to ensure memories aren't swept away with the ashes: Petal-shaped craters left by shelling, now embalmed in red resin and dubbed Sarajevo Roses.
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The only way to do that — the only way to make it the new reality of the American economy, rather than a temporary attempt swept away by conservative populism — is to get business on board.
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But a widely acknowledged strong beginning by Mr. Macron — one veteran politician from the rival Socialists was quoted as saying the French were "stupefied" to discover the new president's adroitness — has swept away the skepticism.
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A death related to the storm was reported in South Dakota, per AP. Arizona authorities told reporters the bodies of two children were found after they were in was swept away during a heavy rainstorm.
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Although homeowners with government-backed mortgages will be able to hold off on payments for at least 90 days, eventually they will have to honor mortgages on houses that are uninhabitable or even swept away.
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To see them so easily swept away at the end of their respective movies is almost entertaining in the context of how long they've lived in the pages of comic books — literally decades upon decades.
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The official Lao news agency KPL said the Xepian-Xe Nam Noy hydropower dam in Attapeu province collapsed Monday evening, releasing large amounts of water that swept away houses and made more than 6,600 people homeless.
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These are ultra-romantic days to watch out for this month, but keep your feet firmly planted on the ground, because they're also days on which it will be easy to be swept away by delusions.
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VIENNA, March 15 (Reuters) - Three people were killed when their ski touring group was swept away by an avalanche in western Austria, and a fourth person was missing, police in the Tyrol region said on Wednesday.
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When Hurricane Maria swept away most of Puerto Rico's thriving pharmaceuticals sector in 215, the building belonging to Mylan, a drugmaker which works with FM Global, was one of the few in its neighbourhood left intact.
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WHEN Hurricane Maria swept away most of Puerto Rico's thriving pharmaceuticals sector in 2017, the building belonging to Mylan, a drugmaker which works with FM Global, was one of the few in its neighbourhood left intact.
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Sunday, Illinois authorities recovered the body of a missing 18-year-old man who was in a truck with another teenager when the vehicle was swept away by floodwaters, killing both, according to Illinois Emergency Management.
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Across the border area, over a million hectares of cropland (2,471,33 acres) has been submerged, roads and homes have been damaged, livestock has been swept away and killed, and entire wildlife sanctuaries have been cut off.
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A Wisconsin couple is desperate to find their teen son's body after the 17-year-old was swept away in a riptide while trying to save them during a trip to an Alabama beach last weekend.
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"After years of investing in Somali security forces, the UAE saw its gains swept away by what it perceived to be an axis of Qatari and Turkish influence," said Elizabeth Dickinson of the International Crisis Group.
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Dinosaurs were part of a flood of science that swept away that timeline and forced people to grapple with the incomprehensible age of the planet, and the life forms that existed on it before humans evolved.
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He saved his best material for Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, the military leader who took office in 2014 as the counter-revolution swept away Morsi and all the gains that Egypt's people power movement had made.
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A reader, in an attempt to follow what is actually transpiring—sex—might find herself swept away by such absurd abstractions as "clamorous rollercoaster coil" or "hunched disadvantage" and then unable to find her way back.
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Understandably, some audiences were so swept away by Boyle's cinematic rush that they failed to notice what utter losers these guys were—and how pathetic their so-called rebellion from polite society turned out to be.
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Television pictures showed raging, muddy rivers - swollen by torrential rain - that had uprooted trees, knocked over concrete power pylons and swept away cars in the southern region of Aude, near the medieval hilltop city of Carcassonne.
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They swept away trash, rocks and belongings scattered on streets, among them toys of children who fled when the pro-Islamic State rebels ran amok on May 23, setting buildings ablaze and ransacking churches and schools.
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They hadn't heard of Ozone Park, so they didn't know that it was developed in the late 19th century, when "ozone" referred to the sea breezes from Jamaica Bay that supposedly swept away threats of malaria.
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I think the fact that impeachment will have become so political and that the abuse of power by Trump will have been swept away will drive the Democrats completely insane about where this election is going.
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Even when I felt reservations about the music — its atmospheric palette of colorings sometimes seemed unvaried — my resistance was swept away by the spasms of intensity and eerie beauty these exceptional musicians drew from the score.
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It barely has a narrative, and what narrative it does have is splintered into three timelines in such audacious fashion that when those timelines converge at the movie's end, you can't help but be swept away.
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NATIONAL GUARDSMAN&aposS BODY FOUND NEAR ELLICOTT CITY AFTER BEING SWEPT AWAY BY FLOODWATERS On Saturday, the Sheriff&aposs Office shared a video of the situation at the dam with the water slightly lower compared to Friday.
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In the mountains of North Carolina, two Department of Transportation workers survived a close call when their dump truck was swept away by a mudslide in McDowell County while trying to clean debris from an earlier slide.
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Andrea Mitchell: I mean, I'll tell you what we think about more, is how not to accept "the migrants are coming, the caravan are coming" and how not to get swept away in this exaggerated response mechanism.
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The toddler and his mother, Dazia Lee, were swept away in floodwaters after they drove around a barricade on Highway 218 in order to be with her family in Wadesboro, according to Union County Sheriff Eddie Cathey.
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Her father recently told the New York Times that he was "completely swept away" by Hanson, the boy band of brothers whose hit "Mmmbop" swept the nation in 216, the year Eilish's older brother, Finneas, was born.
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I am of this place, generations of me and my family are from this place, I know what gets swept away and what remains, how bits and pieces of exception can become a reality of fabricated truth.
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The areas swept away had not been evacuated partly because no one knew how much rain had actually fallen beforehand, laments Modeste Kacou, a rainfall expert at Félix Houphouët-Boigny University in Abidjan, in nearby Ivory Coast.
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In the past week, flooding has caused seven deaths in Arkansas, including a 10-year-old who was climbing a fence to avoid the water and was swept away, according to the state Department of Emergency Management.
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That has been proven time and time again – that an upswell of voices against misuse of power can and will rise, but it is up to us collectively to make sure they do not get swept away.
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I failed to track detailed expenses on that hike as to where that money all went and to be honest I was far too busy being swept away in the excitement of a thru-hike to care.
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This was social media and YouTube disrupting the music industry at both a local and national level, a great leveling as a few tech companies eliminated entire label departments and swept away local jobs and profiteers alike.
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While his family was spared, scores attending a beach festival in Palu were among those swept away, adding to the more than 1,600 deaths from the 7.5 magnitude quake and tsunami that have been confirmed so far.
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Flood waters have swept away almost 9,000 cattle in northern and coastal Kenya, areas dominated by pastoralists who were hard hit by drought last year and in 2017, according to Kenya Red Cross Society spokesman Venant Ndigila.
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Also Tuesday, rescue teams recovered the bodies of three soldiers who were swept away last week by an avalanche near the heavily militarized Line of Control, the de facto border that divides Kashmir between India and Pakistan.
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