I wasn't tied up, I was just handcuffed, like — you tied up, like from a western movie, like, you getting tied up and can't do anything.
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The state has the third-lowest percent of debt tied up in student loans (6.29 percent) but the third-highest percent of debt tied up in mortgages (75.35 percent).
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But if his financial interests are tied up with Russian oligarchs, who in turn are tied up with the Kremlin and thus have parallel interests, then Trump's "consistency" becomes much more explainable.
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Some of those, however, are now tied up in court.
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Far higher numbers are tied up in the "residence" business.
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But they often find themselves tied up in red tape.
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This is no time to get tied up in knots.
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After a female is tied up, the male mounts her.
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Much of that money is tied up in debt obligations.
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The sources say Kayla was tied up for 6 hours.
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The health care bill is tied up in Senate machinations.
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Everything is tied up in a neat little small package.
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It has also tied up with Starbucks to deliver coffee.
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"We're tied up like a pretzel," says a foreign diplomat.
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Colette's fiction was tied up inextricably with her personal life.
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All of your wealth is tied up in your business.
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Don't have all your money tied up in U.S. stocks.
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"I like being tied up and beaten," he told me.
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No idea how long I was tied up there for.
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Much of the amount is tied up in debt obligations.
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This review will not be tied up with a bow.
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Some of these rollbacks are now tied up in court.
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They're too tied up trying to get things accomplished here.
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Other times, he tied up a victim's parent or husband.
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Protests tied up several areas of the capital on Monday.
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The transition has been tied up in litigation ever since.
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Not completely spelled out, not neatly defined and tied up.
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We can&apost be tied up with that type of work.
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His previous order on this subject is tied up in court.
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They believed the men struggled as Anderson tied up his victim.
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The teen was tied up for four or five hours, Cmdr.
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Q: Why is Barry's hair tied up in those weird bunches?
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It was gutsy to battle back and get it tied up.
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It's tied up with symbols and grievances, pitting allies against enemies.
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Everybody doesn't have to be tied up in a perfect box.
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But especially if you're the bottom (the one being tied up).
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I read Tied Up in Knots because I wanted to see
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"For me there are so many memories tied up in it."
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It's weird too how these terms are tied up in class.
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All of Chuck's blind trust, tied up in this stupid juice.
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There is a lot of emotion tied up in [orgasm issues].
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Also, is Michonne's hair shorter or is it all tied up?
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The issue has been tied up in court, and by Aug.
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Dr. King said, 'Their destiny is tied up with our destiny.
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NS) has tied up with state-run Bank of Baroda (BOB.
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Squeamishly, he remembered asking if she wanted to be tied up.
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For example, I love being objectified, tied up, and then neglected.
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When I'm being tied up, I look at my dom adoringly.
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Telemundo in North America, for instance, has tied up with Copa2199.
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He's tied up a girl and left her in a closet.
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SoftBank is also tied up in Ola as well as 99Taxis.
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Masked men tied up the reality star, stealing millions in jewelry.
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Her wealth seems to be predominantly tied up in real estate.
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Sex has always been tied up with power, dominance and control.
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It's quite difficult to stand up when you are tied up.
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Maybe. Your city's budget is tied up with the federal budget.
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Our interest in "what happens" became tied up with psychological determinism.
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We can't talk about anything because, frankly, they're so tied up.
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The Nets have $300 million tied up in Durant and Irving.
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His most consequential executive order is now tied up in court.
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They were dragged from the car at gunpoint and tied up.
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I don't feel like I'm losing control by being tied up.
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Much of that money is also tied up in debt obligations.
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The answer is both complicated and inherently tied up in political considerations.
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Jeremiah Moss: Hyper-gentrification is tied up with late-stage capitalism, neoliberalism.
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She was not tied up and it appears she was not injured.
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Is it better when everything is tied up all nice and neat?
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The rule has been tied up in litigation and never took effect.
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She's tied up somewhere, and I'm coming to save her, or whatever.
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"Straightened, waved, clipped to one side or even tied up," she says.
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Smith died in 2007 with the estate still tied up in litigation.
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So, the media is tied up in knots as Trump rolls on.
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She tied up loose ends and let colleagues know she was leaving.
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Here, she tied up her Elsa-inspired braid into a chic topknot.
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It is tied up in the richness and complexity of social life.
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They haven't been completely tied up waiting for an IPO or acquisition.
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Other states passed restrictions, but they're currently tied up in court battles.
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She had her classmates enter the room to find her tied up.
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Hawaiians have the second-highest proportion of debt tied up in mortgage.
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Waco police said they had two officers "tied up" for the incident.
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The whole of my self-worth is tied up in these platforms.
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Texas officials have warned against leaving pets and livestock tied up, repeatedly.
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Their bodies were found tied up and their throats had been slit.
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"So much of pain is tied up with fear," Dr. LaPietra continued.
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Some staff members told the police that they had been tied up.
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Getting over the hesitationThere's a lot of shame tied up in finances.
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Other states passed restrictions, but they're currently tied up in court battles.
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I would love to have naked people tied up in my club.
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All this is tied up with a deeply dispiriting debate-nerd pedantry.
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Instead of unspooling lots of new strands, old ones are tied up.
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Other states passed restrictions, but they're currently tied up in court battles.
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They were tied up in customs, but finally arrived that January morning.
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The logic here is intimately tied up with the end of airstrikes.
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Nineteen barges bound for nowhere were tied up along the swollen riverbank.
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The strict new laws are expected to be tied up in court.
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The guards were tied up and alerted authorities once they broke free.
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The reason for that is tied up in how wine distribution works.
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Patagonia's lawsuit against Mr. Trump is currently tied up in the courts.
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Even his executive order on immigration is tied up in the courts.
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Rival Impossible Foods has tied up with Burger King and White Castle.
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Someone tied up a big bundle and put it in her arms.
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Two vans available to transport inmates were tied up with other jobs.
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He tied up his victims, and issued threatening instructions through clenched teeth.
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But sometimes, the documents are not as tied up as they seem.
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With federal legislation remains tied up, other states may follow California's lead.
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Around New Year's, I put the sacks in the stream, tied up.
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Preferably some money question that has you tied up in emotional knots.
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Each case has been tied up for several years in the lower courts.
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"People want to be tied up," researcher Christian Joyal told the Montreal Gazette.
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Bradley missed his layup attempt, but tied up Westbrook for a jump ball.
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He has the Dark Knight tied up, and unmasks him as Bruce Wayne.
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The court may be tied up with the case for a long time.
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They don't like being tied up and are difficult to take care of.
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Ask them how much of your money is tied up in venture capital.
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Now, it's a tied-up ball of pieces of blanket and acrylic edging.
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That's amazing that 22011 percent of the dollars are still tied up there.
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" He added, "He was tied up like Spider-Man threw something at him!
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Young Ian is tied up nearby, ready to be used as human sacrifice.
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But it turns out, Tony is a little tied up at the moment.
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The future of direct-to-streaming entertainment seems inexplicably tied up with controversy.
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After all, everything they own is tied up in that piece of property.
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That's when you see there's one person tied up on the alternate track.
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The rule was tied up in the courts and never went into effect.
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The victim was tied up for four or five hours, according to investigators.
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I think they had weights, but all that shit was all tied up.
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So much is tied up in you, as the creator of a movie.
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A lot of people tied up in this narrative have claimed bad memories.
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It could get tied up there throughout much of Trump's four-year term.
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So with her, I got into the whole being tied up, slave thing.
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Second, there is less capital tied up in old ways of doing things.
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As a result, less capital is tied up during a transaction, reducing risk.
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Ambulances were tied up rescuing flood victims, and there was a midnight curfew.
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Of that, around $2.6 billion is tied up in assets based on Ethereum.
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"Running for the Democratic nomination was all tied up with Beau," Biden writes.
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Jordan was tied-up there to the scene: the Muay Thai boxing scene.
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His breakdown lands him tied up, with Celia as his would-be confessor.
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Most of your net worth is tied up in your 0003(k).True.
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Another, who has six figures tied up in options, called Neumann a pariah.
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The victim was tied up for four or five hours, according to police.
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She had tied up Mariee's hair in a bun style matching her own.
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But it's actually been tied up with specific acts of violence and terrorism.
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The victims were tied up and tortured over the course of the night.
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The plan has been tied up in courts for more than a year.
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Trillions of dollars of wealth are tied up in the U.S. stock market.
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It's also tied up in the belief that whites are experiencing discrimination now.
|
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But a push to make that legal has been tied up in Parliament.
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How is the mattress company tied up with a bit of London history?
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The deal is already tied up in controversy over claims of political meddling.
|
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Hours later, he remembered he left the dog tied up outside the store.
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S. TRADE DEAL, CONCERNED IT COULD BE TIED UP TO 2020 ELECTION CAMPAIGNING.
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The siblings were often tied up for weeks or months at a time.
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With the ban's fate tied up in the courts, their attendance remains uncertain.
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Some of the largest money is tied up in vast sovereign wealth funds.
|
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His second order is also tied up, working its way through the courts.
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One area where many individuals have money tied up is in their homes.
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The new order tied up the remaining loose ends, formally closing the case.
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He tied up several employees, then slit the throats of multiple sleeping patients.
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Her sister Lavinia discovered the poems, tied up in bundles, after Emily's death.
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That means the politics on drug pricing, unmoored as they are on their own, would be tied up in the politics of everything else in that bill, and also tied up in whatever the general political climate is at that time.
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They start hatching a plan — meanwhile, Kyle is still tied up in the basement.
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Another employee told Kim that Choi's money was tied up in an IRS claim.
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I think it's important to not have it all tied up in a bow.
|
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Behind her hat, Lizzo wore her natural hair tied up into a voluminous puff.
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Resources are bound to become tied up in litigation instead of targeting real threats.
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Now, it's tied up with domestic partners Kia and Hyundai to research smart dashboards.
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It was his accuracy along the ropes and his tendency to get tied up.
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That rule never went into effect because it got tied up in the courts.
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"I'm afraid Brandon is a little tied up," he says while feeding a peacock.
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Her naked, tied-up body was discovered three days later when the stench spread.
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So much of her identity is tied up in figuring what that actually is.
|
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All of his salt artworks are tied up in ideas of permanence and impermanence.
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I imagined him sort of pacing and they're all tied up like a gimp.
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Eventually, the elephant broke free, only to be subdued and tied up once more.
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But it's also an unfortunate loose thread that will probably never be tied up.
|
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Rollins tied up Cam to a tree and then shot the dog five times.
|
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About half was tied up in illiquid investments such as local firms and factories.
|
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It might be tempting to discount the history that's tied up in Castor's identity.
|
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"Just think of how many companies are tied up in large acquisitions," he said.
|
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N) said on Thursday it has tied up with Capital One Financial Corp (COF.
|
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"My friend's not responding to anything and she's tied up," he told the dispatcher.
|
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In the social media video, the teen was tied up with his mouth covered.
|
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While the company is flush with cash, 40% of it is tied-up overseas.
|
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Tied Up in Knots comments not so much on feminism as it was forty
|
|
Yet a curiously large section of Tied Up in Knots is dedicated to The
|
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Republicans have said such disputes would be tied up in the courts for months.
|
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Background: Rosenworcel's re-nomination was tied up in partisan fighting in the last Congress.
|
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About 010 percent of per-capita [debt] is tied up in credit-card debt.
|
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To some degree, Republicans succeeded, as Clinton was tied up during the impeachment proceedings.
|
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True to form, not all the loose ends are tied up in the finale.
|
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Committee turns against Beria, having him tied up and gagged in the men's bathroom,
|
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And for many millennial voters, that total is inextricably tied up with student debt.
|
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"Part of my identity was tied up with being an employee there,'" she says.
|
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Not to mention that most of his wealth was tied up in the company.
|
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But it set off mass protests and was soon tied up in the courts.
|
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That regulation is tied up in legal proceedings and is not currently fully enforced.
|
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And of course the latest polls show Clinton and Trump all tied up. 3.
|
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With this ugly twist, however, she's likely to be tied up for some time.
|
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While we're tied up doing this, we're not doing what we're trained to do.
|
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Those feelings, however, are tied up inside me with this sense of blind hope.
|
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The service elevator may be tied up with crews carrying materials up and down.
|
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She tied up a bunch when he would've graduated from high school in 220.
|
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Now 46, he is a cross-dresser who gets off on being tied up.
|
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Property has always had a lot of wealth and inheritance tied up in it.
|
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Bee Love Slater was tied up and shot before being incinerated on Sept. 4.
|
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Like Black Panther and Infinity War, it's tied up in a deal with Netflix.
|
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It was remarkable how quickly proceedings were tied up after the last man finished.
|
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Schiff has simply said that he refuses to be tied up in the courts.
|
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She has no inner life of her own; her endgame is tied up in his.
|
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But it's not something tied up to a political agenda, it's just who we are.
|
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The boat canopies couldn't take the weight and capsized while tied up in the harbor.
|
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We already know Kalanick couldn't join because he was tied up in the COO search.
|
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Tied up with Missouri's Javon Pickett under the basket, Cambridge pulled Pickett to the floor.
|
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Some 20003% have a third or more of their book equity tied up in goodwill.
|
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No one is hiring yet because all the talent is tied up on midterms races.
|
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You'll want to buy it and it will get tied up in all these contingencies.
|
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As a result, some 28 billion reais ($7.3 billion) are tied up in these funds.
|
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I would ask to send a telegram, but the military signalers would be tied up.
|
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They appear to show missile submarines regularly tied up alongside long piers in the harbor.
|
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Its second crack, tied up now in the courts, would impose a 120-day ban.
|
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What if our cargo gets tied up at customs as part of the inspection process?
|
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More typically, executives from acquired companies are only tied up for two or three years.
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NOT RUNNING THE COMPANY AND NOT GETTING TIED UP IN A LOT OF CHECK LISTS.
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"My pagan beliefs and worldview is definitely tied up in my otherkin identity," he explains.
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I feel like we were very fortunate to not get too tied up in that.
|
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"I'm scared," he said on the dock where his boat, Next Step, was tied up.
|
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They take him inside where he's tied up on a mattress a la The Wolf.
|
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Tied-Up, Abandoned Dog Rescued by Photographer Who Took Its Picture HEARTBREAKING: This was Saturday.
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Our identities are tied up in our choice of candidate in any given election cycle.
|
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Trump has decided to end the program, though it's currently tied up in the courts.
|
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However, the measure remains tied up in court and has yet to go into effect.
|
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The German Navy is barely operational; most of its ships are tied up in port.
|
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And Patrick bought -- bought Cablevision while Charter was still all tied up in Time Warner.
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Kerry's £100 million fortune is tied up in a portfolio of properties and other investments.
|
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On Saturday, though, the stadium was a sea of hearts tied up in internal conflict.
|
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Many people retire with the bulk of their money tied up in traditional retirement accounts.
|
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Manson had all of his dreams tied up in being a rock 'n' roll star.
|
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He's wearing a comfy sweater, and his hair is tied up in a lazy bun.
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Booze, club drugs, sex, and glitter are all tied up in liberation somehow or another.
|
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Most of Mr. Li's assets are tied up in CK Hutchison and Cheung Kong Properties.
|
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All the while, a woman was tied up in the back corner of the room.
|
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The recordings have never been publicly released and remain tied up in a legal battle.
|
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Projects faced long construction delays, and buyers with money tied up in them sued developers.
|
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When he awoke, he had been stripped to his underwear and tied up, he said.
|
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That's one of the problems of being tied up in one part of the world.
|
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A revised travel ban and the sanctuary city order are tied up in the courts.
|
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Bargemusic will remain tied up for another 20 years as the Brooklyn waterfront keeps changing.
|
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This left Daulerio the only defendant whose assets were not tied up in bankruptcy court.
|
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When cash is tied up in assets, it has direct consequences on the shop floor.
|
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Flipkart has already tied up with Hotstar to launch a video advertisement platform in July.
|
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Too often our sense of identity is tied up with the results that we produce.
|
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Just after midnight, she said, they were snatched by armed men, tied up and executed.
|
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So I think the responsibility piece, it's tied up in a lot of internet culture.
|
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In the video, Swift can be seen with her pink locks tied up in a ponytail.
|
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Nor would it address the broader set of economic problems tied up with those housing shortages.
|
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But Time Warner, which owns CNN, has another problem that's all tied up in presidential politics.
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Is your self-esteem tied up in how much money you have and what you own?
|
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And it's absolutely tied up in that question of, What is Luke's attitude towards the Jedi?
|
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This episode, titled "The Bells," tied up some long-standing loose ends: We finally got Cleganebowl!
|
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While the series finale of tied up major plotlines, it left us wondering about far more.
|
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Through the door, I saw two people arrive, plus the night man who was tied up.
|
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Moreover, it is tied up in retirement savings as well as varying degrees of social insurance.
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"So there winds up being a lot of shame tied up in women's sexuality," she says.
|
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Executives are usually given a salary, with much of the compensation tied up in stock awards.
|
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That affects people's houses, and they have a lot of finances tied up in their houses.
|
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This is because your Epic account is tied up with your PSN username in most cases.
|
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But, this being a fictional musical, loose ends are supposed to be unrealistically tied up, right?
|
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I don't love myself for becoming tied up in this extremely well thought-out loyalty system.
|
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Their protest signs were tied up on nearby fences, and the atmosphere was distinctly laid-back.
|
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The president's executive order temporarily banning immigration from certain countries is current tied up in court.
|
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Kim Kardashian tied up and robbed at gunpoint, leaves Paris on private jet, plus celeb news.
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Prisoners were tortured; some were tied up and left outside in the sub-zero winter temperatures.
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An estimated 70% of Saudi families have at least one succession problem tied up in court.
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I mean, he was tied up and stuff last season and I still liked this more.
|
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Apple needed less than $30 billion tied up in working capital at the end of 2017.
|
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The case has been tied up in court, and its chance of success is unclear. 12.
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Others fighting to get their homes and businesses back are still tied up in red tape.
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Grocery chain Kroger Co told Reuters it has 880 shipping containers tied up on Hanjin ships.
|
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With nothing to fight the curse, its impact now irrefutable, The Warriors had it tied up.
|
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Summer is tied up and ravaged by the most stereotypical alien-looking creature one can imagine.
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Anyone's freedom from abuse is tied up in everyone's freedom from abuse, because abuse begets abuse.
|
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Seven years later, the project remains tied up in litigation, with a decision anticipated this year.
|
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Once inside, they found a young man tied up on McArthur's bed and set him free.
|
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CLG tied up the series 2-2 and pushed it to its fifth and final game.
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Her blonde-dyed hair is tied up in the back, with loose curls framing her face.
|
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But the Clean Power Plan has been tied up in courts, and never went into effect.
|
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The power plant rule's fate, he said, is likely tied up in this fall's presidential election.
|
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All the moving parts required for the vice president's safety tied up transportation in the capital.
|
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C2FO estimates that around $40 trillion is tied up in accounts receivable and accounts payable globally.
|
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We know that our very existence is intimately tied up with the cosmos and its laws.
|
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Gates and Brown's film deals may even be tied up with Gates' work for Ukrainian interests.
|
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The worker claims he was tied up and punched in the face, according to the reports.
|
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Facebook had tied up with MLB last year to show 20 of the league's games live.
|
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The bank currently has around $30 billion of capital tied up in these deferred tax assets.
|
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Our girl Ellie goes with option B. Episode 13Matt has Stick tied up in his apartment.
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Walking around naked, getting tied up, wearing sexualized clothing, flashing themselves—all in pretty public places.
|
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Which companies have the most capex tied up in projects that lie outside the 22040D budget?
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It's an amazing slice of life that doesn't get tied up in a nice little bow.
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And it's absolutely tied up in that question of, What is Luke's attitude toward the Jedi?
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Some are tied up in things we may want, such as creating a quality improvement program.
|
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There was so much tied up in him of good and evil, God and the Devil.
|
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In October, intruders tied up a couple in their brownstone in Bedford-Stuyvesant in a robbery.
|
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"For me there are so many memories tied up in it," he said of the cathedral.
|
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Not vast wealth, and not wealth that's tied up in a house or a retirement account.
|
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Camels hobble around on three legs, with the fourth tied up to prevent them running away.
|
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Which companies have the most capex tied up in projects that lie outside the 53D budget?
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All of these are neatly tied up with the revealer DOUBLE TREE, the Hilton Hotel chain.
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And any move to ease permit rules would likely be tied up in courts, others said.
|
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In a bid to slash development and manufacturing costs, Ford tied up with Volkswagen
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The "Needed Me" singer also donned a black hoodie, diamond stud earrings, and tied-up braids.
|
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Garlands of dried herring tied up with braided grass hang outside the doors of many homes.
|
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Because of that, you should not have too much of your investments tied up in cryptocurrencies.
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The physical abuse included beatings, chokings, and children being tied up for long periods, Hestrin said.
|
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It recently tied up with Xiaomi to deliver smartphones to users in select parts of India.
|
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The company said it expects the inventory tied up at these stores is about $80 million.
|
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The woman is tied up and raped, and the rapist steals her pink Sony digital camera.
|
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And so we've tied up a lot of money in capital liquidity that can't be used.
|
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Trump said such mergers tied up too much power in the hands of a few companies.
|
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The firm said it has also tied up with some international studios to source foreign content.
|
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A: I was wealthy, but it was all on paper and tied up in the firm.
|
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Future stories will likely be tied up in crazy litigation, depending on the Roys' next moves.
|
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And some people may have their wealth tied up in things not easily converted to cash.
|
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Before, Jeremy was tied up for three or four months out of the year coaching football.
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The job actions are tied up in the politics of both Lansing and the teachers' union itself.
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"You've had four companies tied up in a regulatory process that has lasted a year," he said.
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Both were tied up before the thieves made off with personal belongings such as cash and jewelry.
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The emergency pet service found the confused but friendly canine tied up at five in the morning.
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She then hands Stephen a small tan box with polka dots tied up in a white ribbon.
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Or maybe there's some explanation for the true identity of dark matter tied up somewhere in there.
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Croker's legacy as animator, writer, and voice artist, is tied up in this aggravated anti-consumer ethos.
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Mossburg tied up the man, Judd said, and during the night killed the female housemate, Judd said.
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Every tech company has a lot of monetary interests tied up in keeping the US president happy.
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Mr Texier denies the contest means Saint-Gobain is being distracted or risks having capital tied up.
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Recently it also tied up with insurance company Acko to cover all the trucks on its network.
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As befits a paranoid optimist, his broad hopes for the future are also tied up with fears.
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" The second one was, "Well, the Amazon brand is totally tied up in books, movies, and music.
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Although Beatriz had a flashlight tied up in the hem of her skirt, she didn't retrieve it.
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Being tied up would be a nice touch, I guess, but I've never imagined it that way.
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I'm relieved she's away from Coates, and even more relieved that OITNB tied up this story line.
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Videos of children tied up and gagged by adults, of cartoon characters committing suicide or having sex.
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Of course, we know that he's just tied up in the caves, thanks to Team 2020 Teen.
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Her 8-year-old daughter was discovered upstairs where she was alive but tied up, officials said.
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It depicts a white man tied up, his mouth covered, cowering in a corner of the room.
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The bullpen did a great job keeping us tied up, and we were able to bust through.
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Our net worth is tied up in this company, of course we want it to go up.
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This specific rejection only affects 2-liter diesels, the most common engine tied up in the scandal.
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EMMA SULKOWICZ: While it's painful to be tied up, it's actually when you're receiving the most support.
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Prosecutors said Khashoggi was tied up and injected with an overdose of a sedative that killed him.
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The Obama administration tied up Congress in the courts, and the Trump administration could do the same.
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Such content often shows children in strange and disturbing situations like being tied up or force-fed.
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Tom had his hair down under a cap, while Heidi had hers tied up in a bun.
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The fight over the Scalia nomination is likely to keep Washington tied up in knots for months.
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Indeed, winning politically in America is increasingly tied up with making the side you don't like lose.
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She was the one that would come around with her hair tied up ready to defend you.
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But the restaurant closed in 21970, and attempts to reopen it have been tied up in litigation.
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They alleged Khashoggi was tied up and injected with an overdose of a sedative that killed him.
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" We also learn piquantly that "in Clementine's mind what happened would forever be tied up with sex.
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That might have been because the males always tied up the females and so were never eaten.
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The truth, though, was that most of that money was tied up in the building's historical legacy.
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Their stories are tied up in the central drama of the humans who feed and house them.
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You don't need to justify why you drew the Minotaur fucking a tied-up guy to me.
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But most of her money is still tied up in four annuities that she does not understand.
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Five people, tied up, tortured, punched open with dozens of knife-holes, blood spattering and pooling everywhere.
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Though the program's fate is tied up in court, American immigration officials are not accepting new applications.
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Don't let your self-esteem get tied up with the number you see in your bank account.
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It's just because your money is going to be tied up for a longer period of time.
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His tied-up models are rarely fully nude, and usually have their eyes locked on the lens.
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That process has been tied up in court proceedings, leaving more than 150,000 student claims in limbo.
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He showed me how to tie knots, as in those days packages had to be tied up.
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The state was already tied up in a legal battle over school funding before Brownback took office.
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In the United States, the crushing plants that make meal were already tied up by domestic customers.
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I guess that the majority of my anxiety was tied up in worrying about getting COVID-19.
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She then handed Hawk a small tan box with polka dots tied up in a white ribbon.
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Last year, two resorts were robbed by groups of masked intruders, and security guards were tied up.
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I'd tied up the donkeys right next to the parking spot, which was probably my second mistake.
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The dress reminds me a little bit of a stack of napkins tied up with a string.
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"But Mulvaney's going to claim executive privilege and it will be tied up in courts," Murphy said.
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And she says Putin is "tied up with his anger and disappointment" with the Soviet Union's collapse.
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Other titles, like Star Wars: The Force Awakens, were tied up in a previous deal with Starz.
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To that end, the Japan-based conglomerate tied up with backers like Apple and Oracle's Larry Ellison.
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Voter opinions of the president have been increasingly tied up with how they vote in midterm elections.
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"I thought we'd get it tied up with the power play and see what happens," Foligno said.
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Seng Moon was moved to another house, where she was tied up and locked in a room.
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Because they have been tied up in Iowa and New Hampshire, and now Nevada and South Carolina.
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Because they have been tied up in Iowa and New Hampshire, and now Nevada and South Carolina.
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She is tied up with a ribbon and the rapist wears a black scarf over his face.
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But instead we own an airline that was tied up with them they'd have lots of arrangements.
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The Breaking Bad finale was widely lauded by fans for how it tied up the character's storylines.
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The ban was tied up in the courts for years, but finally went into effect in April.
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These organizations have been subjected to intrusive inspections, tied up in litigation, and slapped with crippling fines.
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At the time, civil rights legislation was tied up in Congress, facing a filibuster by Southern lawmakers.
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The case against Anthem and its Blue Cross entities has been tied up in litigation for years.
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Plus, the money is generally more liquid than if it were tied up in a retirement account.
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It wasn't just that Obama's more imperial forays on immigration were quickly tied up in the courts.
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I have begun the process of appointing ambassadors and locating and recovering national assets tied up abroad.
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Kim has been rocked to her core after being tied up with a gun to her head.
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Jefferies was actually attacked in his home and tied up while captors threatened to rape his girlfriend.
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Trump's lawyers will probably try to keep the case tied up in appeals as long as possible.
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In the last episode of the season, as Allie and Will are tied up, she brings it up.
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The oil dispute is tied up in the broader conflict between rival political and armed factions in Libya.
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LeBron James tied up Leonard for a jump ball with 234.8 seconds left and the Cavs down 2107.
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How soon could depend upon legislation that, as 2018 draws to a close, remains tied up in Congress.
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She was left tied up and gagged in a bathtub as the robbers got away with her gems.
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The younger Nilsson claimed that she had also been tied up by the attackers before they got away.
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Yet its fortunes are tied up in handsets, with the iPhone accounting for nearly 70 percent of sales.
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However, the group will function as such, with its investments tied up for between one and three years.
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That's hard and not something that gets fixed or tied up in a nice bow in one episode.
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It's no surprise, then, that Babitz's literary mythos is tied up in the privileges of conventional sex appeal.
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What to watch: There are billions of dollars tied up in the idea that MbS is a reformer.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's Reliance Group said on Monday it had tied up with Dassault Aviation SA (AVMD.
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While the program remains tied up in the courts, over 4 million lives continue to remain in limbo.
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EnVyUs took it right back, through, with a great gravitron surge and tied up the map 23-1.
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A paycheck represents something bigger - all the hopes, dreams, and hard work that are tied up in it.
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Since the indictment, the case has been tied up in fights over Manafort and Gates's conditions of release.
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Approximately 97 percent of the world's water is tied up in our oceans, but we can't drink it.
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Officials said Ahmad tied up her three daughters – ages 7, 9, and 11 – sometime between 6:30 p.m.
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More of the value of startups is tied up in ideas than in fixed assets such as factories.
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Practically all major smartphone manufacturers have tied up with ODMs to set up manufacturing facilities in the country.
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Donald Trump thinks migrants aren't using ports of entry because they have women tied up in their cars.
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One witness described four Rohingya girls who were abducted, tied up with ropes and raped for three days.
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"Of that amount, a significant portion of it, more than $50 billion, is already tied up," Mull said.
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Beverly Hills High School ... which was tied up at 61 to 61 with seconds left in the game.
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Kim's calculation is that both countries are too tied up with their own problems to stop him militarily.
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It sounds anodyne, but it would have negated 16313 and tied up state policymakers in litigation in perpetuity.
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Today half his wealth is still tied up in buildings within a four-mile radius of this spot.
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The government has billions of dollars tied up in the company through state banks and unpaid regulatory fines.
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I adore having my partner tied up and being able to stand back and really appreciate their body.
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"Women are tied up, they're bound, duct tape put around their faces, around their mouths," he told reporters.
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Once you get this trick down pat, you're ready to dip your toes into this tied-up trend.
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We see her tied up to a bedpost, nipples exposed, impaled repeatedly with arrows from the boyking's crossbow.
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The idea of a universal basic income has long been tied up with worries about accelerating technological change.
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And I'm not sure the play would holler if some of its loose ends were tied up tighter.
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Even money for a border fence approved in 2006 by Congress has been endlessly tied up in litigation.
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There was so much packed into this episode, I almost forgot Frieda's group still had Piscatella tied up.
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In an earlier tweet, Hu had attached a video and said that Fu was tied up by demonstrators.
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The masked thieves tied up the couple before making off with personal belongings such as cash and jewelry.
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The conference vote on taxes took a dramatic turn Monday night as the tally became unexpectedly tied up.
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Thus, scientists expect that oxygen atoms have each been tied up with two hydrogens to form water molecules.
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It's just that there were a lot of loose ends to be tied up, because Miramax was sold.
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The immigration overhaul he wanted is tied up in legal limbo, as are his tough new climate rules.
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Normally, longer term bonds pay a higher yield, since one's money is tied up for a greater period.
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The case was expected to be tied up in the court system for several weeks, if not longer.
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Ocado has instead tied-up with Marks & Spencer, while Waitrose plans to focus on growing its own Waitrose.
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The policy expired in March without a legislative replacement in Congress, but has been tied up in courts.
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A skinny Boxer mix pants from the shadow of the dish antenna where it's been tied up nearby.
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The news agency also cited police sources who said she had been left tied up in a bathroom.
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The plan is tied up in litigation; the Supreme Court was expected to hear the case next year.
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It doesn't seem to be working, because West's identity appears to be tied up specifically in resisting pressure.
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Most of the time, even by this stage of the season, Olympiacos already has tied up the championship.
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Old plots get tied up, while new plots seem to get introduced and then spun off into oblivion.
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And his colleagues on the Democratic side would be tied up by the practical need to defend him.
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Bennett's gifts may be (literally) tied up with a pretty bow, but her feminist inclinations are anything but.
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But by 2017, many of these executive orders were still tied up in lawsuits brought by business interests.
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"It was all sealed and tied-up," Mr. Brown, who is now retired, recalled in a recent interview.
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And if it is meant to be realistic, in real life, things aren't tied up in a bow.
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Your money is sometimes tied up in the market until the contract is resolved, which can take years.
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They are less tied up with the status quo of payment processing, and therefore had less to lose.
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Her wealth is tied up in her companies, with over half, or $12.1 billion, in the BMW Group.
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The debate gets muddy because automation is tied up with other massive forces threatening the economy, including trade.
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The SIDS complain that the money pledged to date is inadequate and often tied up in red tape.
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His form listed assets valued at $380,000 and $800,0003, most of which is tied up in retirement funds.
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The legal wrangling tied up Mann's work until 22008, when the Virginia Supreme Court ordered Schnare to desist.
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The suit has been tied up in court and may raise the question of what, exactly, Amazon is.
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Other estimates range from $50 billion to $20173 billion, some of which is tied up in debt obligations.
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"They brought weapons of war," said Diego Reyes Alonso, 26, one of the people who was tied up.
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But on Friday, that streak ended when he got tied up talking with reporters off the House floor.
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Within a week, four Democrats running for president would be tied up with their work in the Senate.
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Epic Games Launcher is of course tied up with Epic Games Store (EGS), the Fortnite-maker's Steam competitor.
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" Altman's mother, a dermatologist named Connie Gibstine, told me, "Sam does keep an awful lot tied up inside.
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Students trying to join fraternities, sororities, clubs or athletic teams have been tied up, blindfolded and sexually abused.
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Makamba said that Dewji had bruises on his hands and feet from being tied up by his kidnappers.
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He would eventually be tied up in a corset and left on the floor for guests to contemplate.
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Even more unsettling was the ad that claimed I wanted to be tied up and repeatedly sexually assaulted.
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I won't be tied up, because eventually they'll have to untie me, and there will be a problem!
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It's tied up with how they feel about marriage equality, transgender bathroom access, and LGBTQ issues more generally.
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But the attacks on law enforcement are tied up with his own political fate as investigators bear down.
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The plan was tied up in the courts since it was first proposed in 20163, and never fully implemented.
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All I can say is that it's really easy to let your worth be tied up in your appearance.
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That travel ban is still tied up in appeals after a restraining order put the brakes on it nationwide.
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The conventional wisdom surrounding Twin Peaks — in every one of its several incarnations — is tied up in its inscrutability.
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Kansas and Oklahoma passed similar abortion laws, which are tied up in the courts, according to CNN affiliate KFSM.
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Wei agreed to let Ling take some photos of him tied-up in an attempt to stage the murder.
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Each time someone was tied up, as he'd seen on his first day, it shocked him a little less.
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One day, we had gone inside after a while to watch cartoons and she was still tied up outside.
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We're told Joe and the others, mostly staff working at the house, were tied up with wire and robbed.
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Ocean levels fall sharply in such bitterly cold periods as water is tied up in massive continental ice sheets.
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It began with Craig Green's show, which opened with models wrapped, strapped and tied up in tailored hazmat suits.
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The position of her hands and feet suggest that she may have been tied up before she was killed.
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It was the site of a gruesome mass murder in 1974 that kept the property tied up in probate.
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More than half of IL&FS's receivables are tied up in claims about delays, termination payments and the like.
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It means that hair is intrinsically tied up in ideas of our identity, and each bleeds into the other.
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All tied up with six seconds left, Wright takes it himself, gets the step, and fires from ten feet.
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Even if you personally don't agree that bitcoin has value, you could have some money tied up in it.
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John Balestriere, the lawyer who filed the suit, said Rubin gagged, tied up and abused women in the penthouse.
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It's also tied up capital that could have been put toward better uses, such as investing in e-commerce.
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Tied up in this infamous incident and its aftermath was a question: to whom does public space really belong?
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Ostentatious grief is tied up with a traditional belief that the dead linger long after their pulses have stopped.
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On paper I might have been doing extraordinarily well, but it was tied up in Enron stock and options.
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She's kind of tied up right now doing meditation voices for another guest that we had on the show.
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There are so many loose ends to be tied up, and so many theories that need to be addressed.
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Tons of YouTube creators have undoubtedly experimented with VR-focused video and have gotten tied up in the frustrations.
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The child told police she was tied up because she was crying for her mother, and was being abused.
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Immediately following the rape scene, Pasqualino is seen hosed down, beat up, tied up, then treated with electroshock therapy.
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The process is too emotional to them, given that their very identity can be tied up with the role.
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She wears a black one piece swimsuit that says Survivor and her hair is tied up in a bun.
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The 1-year-old, critically endangered gorilla was found living in a tiny box, tied up as a pet.
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The reason that particular electronic egg is so hard to find right now is tied up in the data.
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With less money being tied up in taxes, American businesses can invest more in growth, jobs and research & development.
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The storm left at least 16 dead, tied up traffic for miles on interstates and cancelled thousands of flights.
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Most of his assets are tied up in his pension and investment properties, which have mortgages attached to them.
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The risk margin means that 50 billion pounds ($68.81 billion) worth of insurance liabilities are tied up, he said.
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It has also tied up with local vendors in four cities for Amazon Now, which promises two-hour deliveries.
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Given that religion and culture are tied up in this, it's clear that this issue won't be decided soon.
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If she is tied up in court, she calls Ms. Abdur-Rahman to ask that she save her some.
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Kawasaki Heavy, another engineering giant that entered the market in 2015, tied up with Swiss rival ABB last year.
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It's tied up in Amazon stock and other investments around the world in a complicated and (intentionally) confusing network.
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Chou Opportunity and Income funds liquidated after they got tied up with the debt of the private company Exco.
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It's still tied up in the lower courts after the Supreme Court last month upheld a federal judge's order.
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Meanwhile, lawmakers — who expect Trump's action will get tied up in a court battle — say legislation is still needed.
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Another part of the order, which is tied up in the courts, would strip federal funding from sanctuary cities.
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Your race or religion could dock your "score," which was as tied up with character as it was creditworthiness.
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Beyond that, Virgos are known to be manipulative—all tied up in being ruled by the planet Mercury, a.k.a.
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There are people in Congress that want to 'Make America White Again', and immigration is tied up in that.
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His drawing and his libido are tied up together, and it explains the expressive, caressing quality of his line.
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But, as I'm sure all of the small shareholders feel, its worth was not tied up in its value.
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It's a really complicated situation because there is a huge network of economic activity tied up in rent payments.
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Our beliefs are also often tied up with our ideas about who we are individually and our group identity.
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Hannah Nance Whether you're getting tied or doing the tying, we all love getting tied up, am I right?
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It's so tied up in the way that we understand and perceive professionalism and whiteness as more closely aligned.
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And Jackley has been tied up in a bizarre scandal over a $1.5 million sexual harassment and retaliation settlement.
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"They've been raped, molested, tied up, awful things," said Ms. Applegate, who is also the district's special education director.
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Trump's Environmental Protection Agency has rolled back dozens of regulations, including many now tied up in the lower courts.
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Police union contracts are ripe for reform because so often accountability, transparency and oversight are tied up in them.
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Inside, Mr. Manson tied up the residents — a wealthy grocer named Leno LaBianca and his wife, Rosemary — before leaving.
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Warren has spent months tied up on single-payer, sliding in polls as she's struggled to explain her stance.
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Paul LePage, a Republican, has blocked it from moving forward, and the matter is now tied up in court.
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Sanders, Warren and Klobuchar will be tied up in Washington for six days a week through the caucus date.
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"Scientists can get all tied up in knots, and make a big separation between humans and nonhumans," she said.
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Many of them were tied up in seemingly interminable legal battles relating to their roles in the 2014 protests.
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The matter has been tied up in various federal courts since the Obama administration finalized its version in 2016.
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So much of our identity as a species is tied up in our anomalousness, in our dominion over others.
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For years, there have been lawsuits over making the police tapes public, a case still tied up in court.
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Their destiny is tied up with our destiny — and they don't even have time to ask us for help.
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One of the movie's most disturbing moments comes when the band has Jennifer tied up and begging for mercy.
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That its name and eventually its mythology are tied up with the idea of "suspirium" makes sense, then — though in Latin the words "suspirium" (a sigh or forceful breath) and "spiritus" (the spirit) are separate, for most of ancient times the concepts of breath and spirit, or life force, were tied up together.
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The woman was allegedly found tied up in Drayton's room in his hotel, police told the New York Daily News.
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Reaves alleged the dog was tied up to a tree and that the couple was heard laughing in the video.
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In November, the retailer tied up with department store operator Lord & Taylor by offering it dedicated space on Walmart's website.
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It's messy, and a little clunky, but more than that, having loose ends tied up so neatly cheapens the message.
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While Allie is talking to Will while they're tied up, she mentions that they've started to kinda reflect their parents.
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By efficiently shifting the point-of-service to a customer's location, startups capture economic value historically tied up in infrastructure.
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The estate is still tied up with the seemingly never-ending lawsuits attached to Bernie Madoff's Ponzi scheme, she says.
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A look at his April calendar, which the Interior Department voluntarily released, reveals that Zinke was tied up in meetings.
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Convenience store chain 7-Eleven Inc has also tied up with Future Retail to operate its stores in the country.
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In full, GE has about $1.5 billion of assets total tied up in owning 737 Max aircraft, the company said.
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That rule, which is still tied up in court, aimed for a 30 percent cut below 2005 levels by 2030.
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In this moment, being tied up and being beaten and told unspeakable things, I truly felt like I could die.
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The person explained her finances had been tied up and asked photographers to pay for their own flights, promising reimbursements.
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At the 9:23 mark of the first quarter, Cousins and Willie Cauley-Stein were tied up under the basket.
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When Drayton was arrested in North Hollywood, authorities found another woman tied up and held captive in his hotel room.
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It's worth experimenting with being tied up or blindfolded when trying the toys out—they definitely build suspense and stimulation.
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If people of color begin to see their interests as tied up with their identity, they will become more liberal.
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In 1998 the partners had $6bn of capital tied up in it; now they would need $97bn to buy it.
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Both apparent victims faced the camera, their mouths taped and arms pressed together behind their backs, as though tied up.
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They were sometimes tied up for "weeks or even months at a time," the Riverside district attorney said last year.
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His father found a party official, who tied up Fang's arms and legs and escorted her out of the house.
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Before anyone gets tied up, you and your partner(s) need to have a negotiation about what's going to happen.
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Investment is increasingly tied up in intangibles, such as patents and copyright, rather than physical assets, such as steel mills.
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And with 1:10 left in the quarter, Zaza Pachulia and Kyle Korver were tied up on a loose ball.
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The rest is the rocket itself, with 70% of the price tied up in the first stage of the booster.
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The thieves tied up the couple before making off with personal belongings such as cash and jewelry, the release states.
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Uber is tied up in a lawsuit surrounding the question of whether its drivers should be considered contractors or employees.
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If it weren't all tied up in such a terrifying situation, this would seem like kind of a fun activity.
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Still, it's a threat that causes uncertainty and looks to keep Apple tied up in court for quite some time.
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The announcement comes a day after FIFA asked for restitution on millions of dollars tied up in its bribery scandal.
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A lot of who I am is tied up in running and I feel grateful to be back at it!
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And it has tied up with Lyft while this week announcing it is expanding its own car-sharing service, Maven.
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The reasons blacks and Latinos were hit harder is because much of their wealth is tied up in real estate.
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But the repeated injuries and being tied up with The Ultimate Fighter kept us from seeing Pettis for long periods.
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Does it feel different directing something that's so intrinsically tied up in this macho face-off, this contest of masculinity?
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"We don't want to give them money if they're all tied up for seven years with state bureaucracy," he added.
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But Pashinyan's campaign went to great lengths to avoid getting tied up in geopolitical games between Russia and the West.
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Such fragrances often come in pink and violet bottles, tied up with grosgrain ribbon or with waxy rose-shaped caps.
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We know that they are Seventh Cavalry horses because their tails are not tied up, as was common Lakota practice.
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The effort received no support from the city, Miller said, and has been tied up in legal wrangling ever since.
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Instead, when Truman was growing up in Missouri, his family's means were tied up in its modest farm in Grandview.
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In a handful of counties around Atlanta, they estimated, $2 billion worth of land is tied up as heirs' property.
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Because the bill is tied up in a partisan debate over spending, there is no certainty the amendment will pass.
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Following deforestation, the massive carbon banks tied up in rainforest trees, vines and shrubs are gone for the long term.
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They point to tens of thousands of phone calls protesting DeVos's nomination that tied up Senate phone lines for days.
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But with Congress tied up with spending deadlines and impeachment, it is unclear if that legislation could move this year.
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All in all, the provision is a gift for the next president, tied up in a bow by congressional Democrats.
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Tied up into one, it looks to many Republicans in Washington like the dish for which they've so long hungered.
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It is still tied up in the lower courts after the Supreme Court last month upheld a federal judge's order.
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MORE submitted an emergency request to Congress for $1.9 billion and it has been tied up in debate ever since.
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Alas, NTIA has tied up the bandwidth needed for 6900G, and Ross needs to borrow the president's tape-slashing equipment.
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"They were tied up with blood all over their face," Sheila tells PEOPLE in this week's issue, on newsstands now.
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Off camera, Theodore reportedly tied up the man and the woman in the back room, according to the Montreal Gazette.
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Its previous valuation, from a round in the summer of 2015 when it tied up with Visa, was $5 billion.
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She left the dog, Mirabelle, a shih tzu-poodle mix, tied up in front of the store, Ms. Egilmez said.
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A proposed $1.1 billion was tied up for months as Republicans and Democrats fought over issues related to abortion politics.
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He did say, however, that contrary to speculation on social media, Mr. Dombroski had not been bound or tied up.
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I'm not actually sure where it could have ended, because it's so intertwined that some storylines wouldn't be tied up.
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In addition, they are often also tied up with the daily grind of queuing for food to join the protests.
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Many of her friends, Ms. Torton said, could no longer afford to have their money tied up in their apartments.
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"Who they are is tied up with what they do, as it can be for all of us," Nicholson said.
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The majority of philanthropic capital — $890 billion — is tied up in Wall Street and investments that are very values-neutral.
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Congress was tied up for months trying to work out $1 trillion in spending priorities for the current fiscal year.
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You'll also free up mental energy that would otherwise be tied up wondering what you'll make for dinner every night.
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The Walker was unusual among the more than 100 ships tied up off Newport News, Va., because it was intact.
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Mr. Makamba said that Mr. Dewji had bruises on his hands and feet from being tied up by his kidnappers.
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She then delivered a record-breaking speech that tied up the House for the entire day and into the night.
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I tied up the canoe on the American side, 25 feet from Canada, and lit a fire to warm up.
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"Do we want a candidate who could be tied up in court for two years?" he asked in Lowell, Mass.
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David Perron tied up Laughton on the back-check, but the puck bounced off the Blues winger into the net.
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Those were the days of people taking hallucinatory trips all the time, so it was all tied up that way.
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Instead, it tied up courts for years to appeal judgments until claimants were forced to accept pennies on the dollar.
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The decision was mostly for show -- the program, which was tied up in the courts, never got off the ground.
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He came out after a couple of minutes holding a tied-up piece of plastic with red liquid inside it.
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He can claim to have achieved bipartisan support around the budget, an issue that has tied up Washington for years.
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After that, the resolution could be tied up on the Senate floor if Democrats force procedural votes, which seems likely.
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Neither GM nor the Teamsters would discuss how many vehicles might be tied up on factory lots or elsewhere, however.
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Ms. Jauhiainen saw Sheikha Latifa on the ground, tied up but kicking, screaming that she wanted political asylum in India.
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Some potential callers who saw the one phone booth tied up rushed hundreds of yards to the elevated train station.
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From the perspective of the memorial and museum, our whole racial past is tied up in and connected to slavery.
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Sexual fantasies like being tied up or having sex in a public place are more common than you might think.
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That's also tied up with this overarching issue of how men are portrayed or how men are supposed to act.
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It's understandable that the IOC wants to protect its assets, given the billions of dollars tied up in the television contracts.
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Tied up and waiting for their owners to return, while you contemplate patting them to help them with their separation anxiety.
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You need to strip the courts of jurisdiction over lawsuits because this thing will get tied up forever with the wall.
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The disturbing 30-minute video shows a man tied up and his mouth covered, cowering in the corner of a room.
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Hope Summers's importance in Fox's cinematic world of Marvel is tied up in her importance to mutants in Marvel's comic books.
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However, this isn't even the worst part of Holt's short-term kidnapping (he's tied up to keep him from career immolation).
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It has since tied up with several small delivery companies like DoorDash and Postmates, which offer gig-style jobs to workers.
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There was also a rash of videos that showed kids being tied up, apparently hurt, or otherwise engaged in exploitative situations.
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And much of Alaska's production is effectively tied up with long-term charters on U.S. vessels that cannot be easily redeployed.
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More than 20173 percent of the billionaire's wealth is tied up in Amazon stock, since he owns about 80 million shares.
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Most all my personal highs and lows of the last decade have been tied up in the journey of this company.
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The Cohen case isn't the only court fight Moore is tied up in as he weighs a Senate run in 2020.
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The company also tied up with comedian and talk show host Ellen DeGeneres to launch a women's fashion line in August.
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I didn't ask, but I assume it was tied up that way so it could drain properly as the jugular bled.
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As wild and reckless as Marciano could be, Goldman's wisdom shone through in the finish as Marciano was immediately tied up.
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"We decided not to have that because we didn't want any of the stories to be tied up fully," he says.
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Sure — as Tasha noted — most of the main storylines issues were tied up rather hastily through Serenity and the spinoff comics.
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There's one episode left in Game of Thrones and there are so many loose strings that need to be tied up.
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Given that there are still three movies left in this saga, those loose threads likely won't get tied up for years.
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Hundreds of thousands of small savers have money tied up in the fund, which analysts say could be frozen for months.
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This will effectively put some of the most desirable usernames back into action – names that have been tied up for years.
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But Tata is not a state-owned firm or a charity, and outside shareholders have $2150bn tied up in Tata firms.
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Another estimated $6 billion has been tied up in East Asia from oil Iran sold to China, Japan and South Korea.
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Somebody tied up their dog and abandoned her on my front step, with a note (attached) and a bag of pizza.
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"In this category there's roughly $55 billion of revenue tied up in the traditional supply chain," Darnell wrote in an email.
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One person who did stand up for her, Selena Gomez, has found herself tied up in a controversy of her own.
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" She continued, "While I was tied up and being beaten and told unspeakable things, I truly felt like I could die.
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Remember how a black wig-wearing Betty once tied up Chuck Clayton (Jordan Calloway) and tortured him in a hot tub?
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Green asparagus will be tied up with herbs, cooked in papillote and served as a sharing dish for the whole table.
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When your company is tied up in one popular product – Palm, Fitbit, and Makerbot come to mind – competition heats up quickly.
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"My entire career is tied up with the man," Smith said in the latest episode of his podcast, Hollywood Babble-On.
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You're a train conductor speeding along when you suddenly see five people tied up on the tracks in front of you.
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For the offshore money that is tied up in foreign accounts, companies have not guaranteed they would bring that money back.
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H: The show has a photo by Kim Komenich that you say is tied up with your memories of the revolution.
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I remember driving my brand new luxury sports car and noticing that my identity was becoming tied up with the car.
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Even if his boss is tied up with the fallout over his tweeting, Tillerson's head needs to be here, big time.
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Musk hasn't been shy about spending his newfound wealth — even as much of it remains tied up in the company's stock.
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Also, don't get too tied up in your tax refund as a chief determinant of how you fared this tax season.
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Are we so tied up by conflicting interests, precedent, and procedure that we cannot resist what is arguably a foreign coup?
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"And I simply note here again that humanitarian funding should be preserved from being tied up with political considerations," he added.
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Kansas and Oklahoma have both passed similar abortion laws, which are tied up in the courts, according to CNN affiliate KFSM.
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How many times have you pulled headphones from your pockets, only to find them tied up in endless amounts of loops?
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A 28-year old woman was beaten, raped and left tied up overnight, leaving her with both brain damage and hypothermia.
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He came through on DAPA, the order tied up in the courts that would have helped to protect some undocumented parents.
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Americans live in a country where it is usually financially prudent to leave money tied up in low-return emergency funds.
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While 60% of them liked the idea of being tied up, and 40% preferred to be the ones doing the tying.
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Capital Bank, SSB, of El Paso, Texas, and First National Bank of New Mexico will be tied up in the deal.
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Major sports rights are tied up for a while — NBA games will air on Turner's TNT through the 2024-25 season.
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Schumer's strategy means that the Senate schedule is tied up in forced "debate time," grinding the Senate to a near halt.
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This tied up moment alone in my bedroom was the first moment I actually relaxed and felt safe with my family.
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Even when things go south, the venture funds can limp along for years, with investor money tied up in the structures.
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"The group's revenue is tied up with Brazil's GDP and economic recovery remains sluggish," Chief Financial Officer Sergio Malacrida told Reuters.
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Should that lead to a rupture in the automakers' alliance, investors will pressure Renault to release money tied up in Nissan.
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The show even felt the need to remind us that he's the guy Rick punched and tied up way back when.
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But the part of the law that allowed the state to give licenses to growers got tied up in the courts.
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There was only one deputy on the road, he was told, and the deputy was tied up in a funeral procession.
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Christi Tezak, managing director at ClearView Energy Partners, said it's possible the challenges could be tied up in court for years.
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Great Britain's parliament on Wednesday declared an "environment and climate emergency" following 28503 days of protests that had tied up London.
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And declaring a national emergency would spark a constitutional battle that could be tied up in the courts for months. 2.
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Lawyers for Ahn and Hong deny the Spanish allegations that they beat and tied up people inside the North Korean embassy.
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You can rest assured that Blair Witch will feature the most terrifying bundles of tied-up sticks you'll see this fall.
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According to French police, Kardashian was tied up and robbed at gunpoint in Paris, in the early hours of October 3.
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The situation looks bleak for Batman and Robin when they're tied up and pushed onto the piano strings beneath the hammers.
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The intruders, who were disguised as police officers, tied up museum security guards and used box cutters to rip the paintings.
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There's a lot of identity tied up in your hair — which is why cutting or dyeing it can be pretty terrifying.
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The robbers proceeded to brutalize the two women, murdering Murray and leaving Norwood tied up in the back of the bathroom.
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You still want two more minutes to play five-on-five to see if you can get the game tied up.
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Each time his crew spot a boat that could be carrying migrants "our stomach is tied up in knots," Frangoulis said.
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He had a puppy that he kept tied up in the sun all day outside his RV without water, she said.
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As the trucks headed outside town, witnesses said, some of the girls appeared to be tied up with their own clothing.
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On the contrary, in a way it makes them our hostages: China has a lot of money tied up in America.
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It tied up the House into the evening, delaying debate on a bill intended to spur competition in the mortgage market.
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It's often easier — and more comforting — to believe in an elaborate neatly tied-up lie than to deal with the truth.
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Consequently, how we use humor is tied up with ethics - who do we embrace, who do we shun, and how/why?
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It's one of thousands of campuses tied up in debates over how best to prepare for a changed population following Brexit.
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The military already was stretched thin, with thousands of troops tied up in peacekeeping operations in Somalia, Sudan and South Sudan.
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The Clean Power Plan, a regulation, not legislation, has not taken effect and is tied up in a federal appeals court.
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Somewhere in those five hours, police believe he was detained, tied up, and beaten by the couple, according to Nine News.
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Goldman's potential tie-up with Amazon comes less than a year after it tied up with Apple to launch Apple Card.
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Instead, the Energy Department needs to start protecting taxpayers by safeguarding the federal funds already tied up in this troubled project.
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But Trump sensationalizes in lurid terms: "Women are tied up, they're bound, duct tape put around their faces," he has said.
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More than 8 percent of domestic health spending is tied up in administration, while the average globally is about 3 percent.
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More than 90 percent of the billionaire's wealth is tied up in Amazon stock, since he owns about 80 million shares.
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Much of the amount was tied up by debt obligations, for example, $20 billion to China for financing projects in Iran.
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Much of the amount was tied up by debt obligations, for example, $20 billion to China for financing projects in Iran.
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Otherwise, freeing American insurers of red tape at home may only mean they are tied up with more of it overseas.
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The victim, who knew one of his attackers, was taken to an apartment where he was tied up, punched and kicked.
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It may face challenges cracking big legacy brands because they&aposre often tied up in multi-year deals with marketing clouds.
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He had been tied up and strangled, and robbery was believe to be the motive, though no arrests were ever made.
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They will no longer be tied up in the need to fund relief in the wake of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
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He didn't want his identity to become as tied up in Microsoft as Gates, or for the company to define him.
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"I'm happy that we won and we won here in front of our fans and tied up the series," Radulov said.
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And the larger the net worth, the larger the percentage that's tied up in non-liquid assets, such as business interests.
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Zubaydah said he spent "countless hours" tied up in the fetal position inside a small box, which caused him intense pain.
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But it had been tied up with twine, like a bunch of old newspapers, and left atop a pile of recycling.
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But with the issue tied up in the courts, she said she has simply had to get on with her life.
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Some of the money tied up in energy investments in Mexico is linked to pension funds in Europe and North America.
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The wall along the Mexican border seems a ways off, and his executive order restricting immigration is tied up in court.
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As USNI News reported in October, six East Coast carriers were nondeployable, tied up in various states of maintenance or training.
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The project had been tied up in court challenges and protests by environmentalists since it was first proposed eight years ago.
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They essentially tied up his character's storyline with a wedding this past season, and had him sail off into the sunset.
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These figures appear riven by nameless forces, twisted this way and that, gesticulating wildly, dismembered, or literally tied up in knots.
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But landowners also have the right to due process, which in the past has tied up the government in courts for years.
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In any event, it was a lose-lose situation for both of them, as they fall to the ground, completely tied up.
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Police responded to a call and discovered Boinville tied up and lying in a pool of blood, according to the court documents.
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And when you get out on the ends, you see even articles of clothing tied up on the tops of the fences.
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The company also recently tied up with Apple to offer a credit card, tapping into Apple's relatively younger user base for customers.
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He's tied up in a corner with his mouth covered as they beat him, taunt him and hurl racial slurs at him.
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Caroline Nilsson previously testified that her mother-in-law argued with the attackers for about 20 minutes while she was tied up.
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Billionaire Sajjan Jindal's JSW Group has already tied up with Japan's JFE Holdings to produce 2.3 million tonnes of auto-grade steel.
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It tied up with the country's sole interbank network, China UnionPay, allowing access to the vast majority of cards in the country.
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Over the past year, the company has tied-up with Redington, Innocomm and Just Buy Live offline big chain retailers among others.
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After all, much of the Anti reluctance to grant women the vote was tied up with not wanting black women to vote.
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Other countries have too much political capital tied up in the project and too much to lose economically to risk walking out.
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A lot of Donald Trump's mystique is tied up with his personal wealth, but it's hard to tell exactly what he's worth.
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British scientific research is intimately tied up with that of its European counterparts; without ways to continue those ties, both will suffer.
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A spokesman for Kasowitz told TIME he was currently "tied up with client matters" and is planning on apologizing to the man.
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But not only was the deal kind of bad on the merits, it left Democrats tactically tied up throughout Obama's second term.
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Many women and girls were whipped, tied up and burned, and gang-raped repeatedly while being held as sex slaves, HRW said.
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In fact, one of shoppers' biggest complaints was that too much of their compensation was tied up in tips, the spokesperson said.
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In the Grant Singer-directed MV, the musicians perform in a cave as they struggle against being tied up, drowning and more.
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This has had the tax reform process tied up in knots ever since the heyday of the destination-based cash flow tax.
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Otherwise, they would have ended up locked in a room together or tied up in a three-legged race or, really, anything.
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While in Miami last week, she hit the beach in a tied up white t-shirt paired with tiny pink neon bottoms.
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The issue has been tied up in litigation since Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross first announced plans to include it in March 2018.
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Don Berna takes Velasco to a secret chamber where he's tied up and tortured with some pliers until he gives some answers.
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Kardashian West was tied up and robbed at gunpoint in the No Address Hotel during a visit to Paris in October 2016.
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"Oh, my polemical treatise on the injustice of slavery is now about how you like to get tied up and spanked."Right.
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Stewart's father, Kenneth Stewart, told NBC 4 he was "absolutely shocked" to hear that Drayton was arrested with another tied up woman.
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"There's a lot of emotional baggage tied up into going to work," Amy, a Seattle resident with delayed sleep phase, told me.
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Key to the investor's allocation decision is the time horizon, or how long money can be tied up in each asset class.
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Bank compensation is typically tied up in stock to encourage long-term performance, with a small portion payable in up-front cash.
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Why it matters: The ACA has been tied up in litigation since the day it passed, and that appears destined to continue.
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CMIE has tied up with India's BSE Ltd, formerly known as Bombay Stock Exchange, to provide an alternative to official jobless figures.
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Axios's Dan Primack has noted this is usually welcomed by investors whose money is tied up in investments much longer these days.
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Liberation theology was certainly tied up closely with the Zapatista movement, which had a close relationship with the radical clergy of Chiapas.
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More than 500 employers—both universities and companies—were tied up in hotel rooms holding marathon interview sessions with freshly minted PhDs.
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Her legs were tied up and bound with wire and her leg tissue was severely damaged and she was getting an infection.
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To some degree, the level of uncertainty surrounding this deal is tied up in the emotions of the parties involved in it.
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Now, when we look back on the history of the Copa, it seems inextricably tied up in the vicissitudes of Spanish politics.
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McDonald's Japan was Pokémon Go's first sponsored location when it tied up with the game for its launch in Japan in July.
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More than half of its assets are tied up in large Saudi companies whose stocks could be difficult to sell en masse.
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Last week's episode was completely bonkers, and we'll have a lot to talk about tonight after we see some threads tied up.
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I had seen some older villagers tied up while I was scouting ahead and guessed, correctly, that was where he was going.
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For the next six years, the project was tied up in bureaucracy, as the Forest Service thoroughly analyzed the project's environmental impacts.
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While Ms. Holmes still owns at least half of the company, much of that value would be tied up with outside investors.
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Leading up to the mortgage crisis, black families tended to have a higher proportion of their wealth tied up in their homes.
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It is alleged that the officers on the secret tapes used racist language, but the recordings have been tied up in court.
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Drone footage anonymously posted to YouTube appears to show hundreds of male prisoners in Xinjiang, western China, tied up and wearing blindfolds.
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Swiggy has tied up with stores to deliver fruits and vegetables, baby care items and health products, it said in a statement.
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That's because cheaper natural gas and renewables are already displacing coal, even as the Clean Power Plan remains tied up in court.
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More than half of its assets are tied up in large Saudi companies, but the PIF has also made substantial overseas commitments.
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But it won't change the fact that such funding is tied up in a bill that can't pass because of partisan gridlock.
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Remember, while Nikki was filming "Total Bellas," John was tied up in China ... and that distance further fractured their already-teetering relationship.
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Even if she's eventually proven innocent, however, she's still likely to be tied up in an ugly, bureaucratic battle for some time.
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His situation is typical of people who become wealthy through starting private companies but whose wealth is tied up in those companies.
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Mr. Ackman's investors, which include pension funds like the Teacher Retirement System of Texas, have their hands tied, up to a point.
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That's always an interesting issue, because it seems at least in the US that inequality is closely tied up with political polarization.
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The so-called "Paradise Papers" show $13 million worth of Queen Elizabeth's money is tied up in Bermuda and the Cayman Islands.
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Mr. Esqueda had been tied up and tortured, according to Metrópoli San Luis, one of two online newspapers to which he contributed.
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It's all tied up in the same idea, but Darksiders 250 is a different beast entirely, and the promise is much bigger.
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The need to condemn private property to build it will have it tied up in the courts well beyond the 2020 election.
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The loose ends are neatly tied up, as they are when you seal a bag of garbage — or if you prefer, rubbish.
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It's supposed to be 70 today, so I wear a white Aritzia dress with an old Madewell chambray shirt loosely tied up.
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So much of what HBO's Westworld is trying to do is tied up in the work of one actress, Evan Rachel Wood.
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The company has also tied up with fitness center operator Planet Fitness Inc to open workout centers near some of its stores.
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The straps and ropes hang open; they are not tied up tight or blocking the viewer's visual entrance into the painting space.
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That is, the fight for women's rights is tied up with the fight for gay rights and civil rights and so forth.
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All three men were later found by border police, no longer tied up, and were taken to an accommodation center for migrants.
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Mudbound director Dee Rees returns with a film about a journalist who somehow gets tied up in an illegal arms trading scheme.
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The measure was tied up in court for years, as opponents argued that they had a feasible plan for recycling such containers.
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Along the way, you see a Chain Chomp tied up in front of a house, a familiar sight … for another videogame franchise.
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With most or all of their business tied up with Amazon, the contractors had little leverage with which to negotiate on price.
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It's tied up in changing landscapes due to the growth of the human population, the lack of apex predators, and climate change.
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Experts say any regulation, even down the road, is likely to be tied up for years in a legal fight with industry.
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After a few hours we stopped and tied up the horses, and Mr. Hernández unlocked a gate at a barbed-wire fence.
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"He had tied up all his liquidity in business pursuits" and didn't have the roughly $3 million for the car, Duffy said.
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Much of men's resistance to pink-collar jobs is tied up in the culture of masculinity, say people who study the issue.
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Once, I gave my former Valentine a box of chocolate shortbread tied up with a red ribbon, and a big, heartfelt smile.
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Psychologists have been circling around a possible reason political beliefs are so stubborn: Partisan identities get tied up in our personal identities.
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In other words, it is money that already belongs to Iran, and some of it is tied up in debt obligations. Feb.
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I was insecure, and I figured that if this wasn't going anywhere, I should just end it before I got tied up.
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Brian's father had started a private email server for the family, and most of Brian's accounts were tied up with that email.
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Or would they resent seeing so much cash tied up in a fund for improvements that might not happen while they live there?
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During the delegation's visit, AIDS-Free World said the three girls reported being tied up inside a camp by the French military commander.
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For example, would people start prepaying years' worth of cable bills to avoid having money tied up in a money-losing bank account?
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They are concerned that the move could draw legal challenges that could leave it tied up in the courts without ever taking effect.
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The wall have to pass a number of federal environmental reviews -- a process that usually takes years and gets tied up in courts.
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Like McKesson, other drug distributors have also tied up with large retailers to gain leverage and get huge discounts while buying generic drugs.
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When Jones and Sasha finally park near Divinity Rock, Sasha bolts, tracing a similar path to where Becky was tied up last year.
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That approach is less controversial, but much of the necessary funding is tied up in budget fights, according to the New York Times.
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Directly opposite of him, and with both Veronica and Amanda tied up next to them, Angela is able to get some extra rings.
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At one point, Hill and the teen got into a play fight that escalated and he was tied up for hours, police said.
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For his 1971 UCI thesis, which he titled Five Day Locker Piece, Burden had himself tied up and stuffed into a 2x2x20153 locker.
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The reforms include allowing mining concessions to be put up as financial guarantees and would release 20,000 concessions tied up in bureaucratic limbo.
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As a professional submissive and fetish porn producer in Los Angeles, being tied up, spanked, and flogged is part of the job description.
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KT Corp and Manila's Converge ICT, which had tied up for the bid, said "conditions imposed for participation render the venture commercially unviable".
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"Seeing as how so much money is tied up in North Carolina, I really didn't have a whole lot [to spend]," Bradbury says.
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Instead, she said, it's time we stop buying into the notion that our value is tied up in the size of our bodies.
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Investors, who all told have a third or more of their equity portfolios tied up in multinational firms, could face some unpleasant turbulence.
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That means storylines are being consolidated, loose ends are being tied up, journeys are coming full circle ... and characters are coming together again.
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The politics tied up in the North Carolina law debate should not mean it is viewed as only a political issue for corporations.
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Without local support, Amazon could have found itself tied up in legal battles and arguing with zoning boards just to get development started.
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The Titans also tied up a lot of their money in acquiring Korean legend Jehong "ryujehong" Ryu from the Dynasty in free agency.
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HAVING suffered a severe beating, Farooq Dar was tied up on a spare tyre attached to the front bumper of an armoured jeep.
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It had been night, and they'd tied up their tiny 50-foot ship to an oil rig to wait out the rough stuff.
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B: So, as we grew the business, obviously we tied up with more and more bookstores over the next 12 to 11233 months.
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For that, she was dragged from her home, injected with sedatives, strangled, tied up in a van and then burned, Pakistani officials said.
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In 2015, Uber had tied up with Breathometer, a US company that made the world's first smart phone breathalysers to tackle drunk driving.
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We saw this phenomenon come to life recently, after she was tied up and robbed in a Paris hotel room earlier this month.
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Soon enough, Gladys, using a knife, is interrogating a tied-up Penny as retribution for that time Penny tortured Jughead in season 2.
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Everything you know about Galileo was probably wrong; the Galileo affair was so tied up in the local politics and the local personalities.
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The children were often tied up for "weeks or even months at a time," Riverside County District Attorney Mike Hestrin said last year.
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But that budget will have to get past congress and everyone in government is pretty tied up with investigating endless scandals right now.
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These are all tied up in a complex tangle of pathology, all of which is to some degree the legacy of historical racism.
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At trial prosecutors cited inconsistencies in Sandra's version of events and introduced evidence suggesting Jaime was already dead when he was tied up.
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In October of 2016, Kardashian was tied up, gagged, and robbed at gunpoint at the No Address Hotel during a visit to Paris.
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He suggested, without evidence, that migrants avoid crossing the border at ports of entry because they have women tied up in their cars.
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Some comments Buffett has made in the past reveal his thinking on a few of the issues tied up in the buyback proposal.
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"We can't have all our money tied up in property in a place that's going to run out of water!" she told me.
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The man was tied up with ropes, but broke free of them three times, according to Marx's wife, '90s' MTV VJ Daisy Fuentes.
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And not action by local governments, which are too tied up in picayune concerns and risk aversion to make the changes America needs.
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Not all the construction is progressing smoothly, however, with some plants tied up in problems with land acquisition and other issues, he said.
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CEO Roderick McIllree estimated 30-40 percent of his total assets were tied up until PwC appoints another broker and releases the assets.
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States and municipalities have access to cheap funding, and investors are often reticent to have their money tied up in long-term projects.
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Grameen Bank has also tied up with apparel maker Uniqlo, technology company Intel, and waste management firm Veolia for other social business ventures.
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However, McGahn is also tied up in the Russia investigation, and that makes his ability to work on the Russia case much harder.
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Husband and father Dr. William Petit Jr., who had been tied up and beaten unconscious, escaped as the home went up in flames.
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"Obama wasn't all tied up with the Russians and making money off the Defense Department and making money from foreign governments," Smith said.
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Though the ex-wife was a suspect in the killing, another popular theory was that Wright had gotten tied up in gang activity.
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Back in the city, they really tied up a lot of the things that have been weighing on Chuck this season this episode.
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Grayston alleges that more than $247,200 [$320,000 CAD] meant for printers is tied up in a house his former business partner is building.
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Last season tied up the series' most central storyline: the end of Issa and Lawrence's five year relationship, and their quest for closure.
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Tyrion Lannister (Peter Dinklage) and Davos Seaworth (Liam Cunningham) seem to be tied up, as a man swinging a war hammer saves them.
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With Minnesota in a full-court press following Karl-Anthony Towns' free throws, Robert Covington tied up Alec Burks for a jump ball.
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He's basically been forced into this strategy, as rights for nearly every major U.S. sports league are tied up until 2021 or 2022.
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By claiming satire and parody when the material is contested, a deepfake could be tied up in a lengthy review process for removal.
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Those who are opposed to a national emergency declaration believe such a move would get tied up in the courts for some time.
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Schroder slipped, and James tied up the ball, forcing a huge mismatch of a jump ball with 2.8 seconds left in the game.
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And moreover, there are signs that the vast majority of that wealth is tied up in non-liquid assets such as real-estate.
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The battle over returning his riches to Ukraine has been tied up in courts for years, and will be for years to come.
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Two other lawsuits seeking the president's tax returns are tied up in court, and will ultimately be ruled on by the Supreme Court.
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In the early hours of Monday, Kardashian West was tied up and locked in her bathroom at the hotel where she was staying.
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The insider says Jenner arrived just before midnight, wearing black pants and a white cropped shirt that was tied up around her waist.
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Investigators said the girl was tied up with a cord, dragged around the shed and sexually assaulted while her younger sister hid nearby.
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Pitch-imperfect details about technology are liberally sprinkled over these concoctions, tied up in a bow, and shipped out to the bestseller lists.
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He's a good father, a good businessman, a paragon of petit-bourgeois virtue who happens to keep hostages tied up in the basement.
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Deducing that this, like much of society's ills, is somehow tied up in masculinity, I spoke to a cognitive behavioral therapist, Luise Behnke.
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In front of a virtually all-white audience, he describes the bloody beatings his father would give him while naked and tied up.
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A federal court has ruled against AT&T in a long-running case that found itself tied up in the net neutrality debate.
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Line: Titans by 7 The Browns' identity will understandably always be tied up in tales of the dominance of a young Jim Brown.
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Mr. Ebell has said that the plan, which has been tied up in the courts since it was finalized in 2015, is illegal.
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He says he had bruises from being tied up so tightly, and from being thrown to the ground and pinned during his arrest.
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Mr. Khan claimed the vote had been rigged, and his party members led violent protests that tied up Pakistan's capital, Islamabad, for months.
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He subsequently tied up with several parties, including the United Malaysia National Organisation or UMNO, which lost power in the 2018 general elections.
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On another occasion, a fur coat that a woman planned to wear to the Met Gala was tied up in "sample prison," a.k.a.
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He gave lawmakers until March 5 to take action, though his cancellation of the program is now tied up in the court system.
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Based on eyewitness accounts, it includes photographs of the Rohingya men tied up and kneeling before their execution, and images after their deaths.
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About $4.3 billion was said to be tied up in funding for other government agencies, even as utilities struggle to make ends meet.
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The assailants left the man tied up in a storage unit after he told them he thought the police had taken their drugs.
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The company's planned acquisition of Brocade is currently tied up in a review by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States.
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But for now, growing a sports streaming empire will be tricky, as most major rights are tied up in long-term TV contracts.
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Cords all over her body were tied up with pink scrunchies to keep her hair from sopping up all of Seventh Avenue's puddles.
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Girls inside the vehicles had been tied up with pieces of clothing, he was told, and the militants were eventually able to continue.
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Since the middle classes have most of their wealth tied up in their houses, they experienced the greatest proportionate losses in the downturn.
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The issue is tied up in court, but many Republican state leaders have rendered it moot by saying they would still welcome refugees.
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But Ms. Chaiken was soon tied up with obligations to the new Fox hit "Empire," and the story was back on the market.
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The captives, who had been tied up and beaten, were going to be killed "if they did not repent their sins," he said.
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Up until meeting him, I was all tied up in what romance should look like, given my longstanding fling with the Hallmark Channel.
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Other big global food companies have also tied up with smaller, independent food manufacturers that consumers regard as being healthier and more ethical.
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Several senators also declined to answer questions about Sondland's testimony, noting that they were tied up with committee hearings and other senatorial duties.
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Three months later, the serial rapist tied up a couple in Goleta, a city near Santa Barbara, nearly 400 miles south of Sacramento.
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When Obama transitioned from campaign to presidency, his administration, for better or for worse, was tied up in dealing with the financial crisis.
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The cops then find Adrian tied up in his basement, with him claiming that his brother kidnapped him and orchestrated the whole ordeal.
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After being drugged and tied up by Joe, Henderson (Chris D'Elia) is forced to confess his evil past of sexually abusing underage girls.
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But the biggest concern Democrats and liberals have with Cuomo is the state Senate, which is tied up in a major Gordian Knot.
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A patrol boat from the Guardia di Finanza, which polices immigration as well as strictly financial matters, tied up alongside the Alan Kurdi.
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And expected lawsuits from environmental groups and Democratic state attorneys general could keep the rule tied up in court until after the election.
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Three of the four senators tied up in the impeachment trial and are expected to get back to the state this weekend; Sen.
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Genuinely surprised at finding himself tied up, Salahuddin howled in outrage, accusing him of betrayal, while Usama begged for his forgiveness, near tears.
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CreditCreditIllustration by Andrew Rae Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, was running late and ''tied up in the Oval,'' an assistant explained.
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He posted a video showing a villager being tied up by his neighbors, who forced him to wear a bra as a mask.
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While brown-paper packages tied up with string are easy classics, a present that's artfully wrapped in festive patterns is pure holiday magic.
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But a member of the LeBaron family said he was not surprised a high-level police officer was tied up in the case.
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It eventually tied up with big brand businesses like Martha Stewart Living and acquired a number of other gift retail companies since then.
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Another case, involving a former deputy national security adviser who could speak to Trump's actions regarding Ukraine, is still tied up in court.
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The Turpin children were often tied up for "weeks or even months at a time," Hestrin told a roomful of reporters on Thursday.
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Most of the administration's major drug pricing policies have been tabled, are tied up in the courts or have yet to be implemented.
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"Once the game was tied up again, I thought we re-engaged and played pretty well after that," Capitals coach Barry Trotz said.
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Three days after Teva's announcement, some workers burned tires outside a Teva plant while others tied up rush-hour traffic with street protests.
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"Resurrection is a theme throughout Han's work, one that is tied up in political and collective memory," Katie Kitamura notes in her review.
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This new bill will also expand those centers' powers, but won't go into effect as that law is currently tied up in litigation.
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It's tied up with how many feel about the discourse of political correctness, perhaps the greatest example of "feminization" of the public sphere.
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A month after the meeting, the local authority approved the project, but it remains tied up in legal challenges in the Irish High Court.
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The reality star was tied up, locked in her hotel bathroom, and robbed of about $10.5 million in jewelry in the October 1 attack.
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They tied up the museum cashier and forced an armed guard to hand over keys to his car, which they used to get away.
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First Capital, one of China's few listed private brokers, tied up with JPMorgan to set up JP Morgan First Capital Securities Co in 2010.
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Abraaj tied up with India's Aditya Birla Group in October to invest jointly in building and operating new solar power plants in the country.
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Graphic video Video of the attack shows the victim cowering in a corner of a room, tied up with his mouth bound in plastic.
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A hate crime The disturbing 30-minute video shows a man tied up and his mouth covered, cowering in the corner of a room.
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It adds a wrinkle to already complex restructuring talks, muddying the path to recovery for investors who tied up their savings in Puerto Rico.
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Perron was tied up by a defender at the doorstep when he redirected Oskar Sundqvist's crossing pass to put his team ahead for good.
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His idea that manhood and personhood itself are tied up in dominance — over Celestial, over Andre — is remolded over the course of the book.
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Kasowitz, who is tied up with client matters, said he intends to apologize to the writer of the email referenced in today's ProPublica story.
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When Betty drops off the goods in hopes of exchanging them for her mom, she is knocked out and tied up next to Alice.
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Negotiations briefly got tied up over detention beds for undocumented immigrants captured in the United States, but that battle was fought to a draw.
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All three are also tied up in Netflix's new meta universe, in which all of their characters can be seen watching one another's movies.
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It's also critical to keep infected dogs tied up when the worm starts coming out of their skin so they don't contaminate the water.
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In an exclusive promo for the show, Cowell is seen tied up and wearing a mask, making him look very much like Hannibal Lector.
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The claims underlying the suit are tied up in a federal prosecutors' criminal case against Avenatti, over various matters in California and New York.
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According to PIX11, New York detectives tracked Drayton across the country to the California hotel where he allegedly tied up and held a woman.
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CSC's leverage is higher than that of Hydoo and Wuzhou as part of its cash is tied up in the construction of investment properties.
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Soon, the phone lines are tied up as senior citizens from Colorado Springs call in to find out more information about the Sandpiper lawsuit.
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If you're the person being tied up, it's important to tell your partner when you're experiencing tingling in your fingers, toes, or anywhere else.
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It begins when Negan wakes up in Jadis' custody, tied up on his back as she threatens to burn his precious baseball bat, Lucille.
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Whether you're tied up in Amazon or Google's ecosystem of apps, smart displays let you do more hands-free than any smart speaker can.
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Ali gets himself tied up in the corners and on the ropes, and anybody who does that against me is going to get beat.
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Turris had an incredible deflection at 6:02 for a 1-433 Nashville lead while tied up in the slot with defenseman Braydon Coburn.
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While Sulkowicz was tied up during the performance, a distraught audience member walked over to her to ask if she wanted to be untied.
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Democratic Senator Dianne Feinstein warned that the order could be tied up in court for years unless Congress also passes a bump-stock ban.
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"If you are on the executive team and your own assets in the company are tied up in Beaufort, that compounds things," Downs said.
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Sure, he was tied up with the wrong people, she said, but he was not a drug smuggler involved in an international heroin ring.
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The crackdown was also tied up in a dispute between the Mafia, which owned the bar, and corrupt police officers seeking payoffs for protection.
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Also, don't get too tied up fretting over the size of your refund as a chief determinant of how you fared this tax season.
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JOE KERNEN: Yeah, out of-- General Electric-- breaking to a lot of us that-- realize GE had-- this much money-- tied up in biopharma.
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He and his wife have more than $5 million tied up in stock and stock options, primarily in the companies for which he works.
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Santiago Domenech, a general contractor with $270 million of his savings tied up in bonds Puerto Rico just defaulted on, once had 2300 employees.
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Enemy hunters, in groups of two or three, are surprisingly abundant, and you'll regularly find hapless Wenja tied up and in need of rescuing.
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But "talent" is subjective, and tied up with all sorts of deep-seated preferences and prejudices within the Academy and the industry at large.
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The Afghanistan war was commanded by a British general during one of its most violent phases while U.S. forces were tied up in Iraq.
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However, Poland is unique because nationalist populist leaders have tapped into an illiberal current tied up with widespread fear of, and obsession with, Russia.
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He also talks about why he stays away from companies that have more than 5% of shares outstanding tied up in stock-based compensation.
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Some 1,500 houseboats are tied up at Alappuzha, going nowhere, with many of the owners still paying off loans taken to buy the boats.
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