He stayed, they married, they bumpily transitioned from unplanned pregnancy to an unplanned life.
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Women were often at the mercy of their uterus, enduring unplanned pregnancy after unplanned pregnancy.
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The problem of unplanned pregnancy in the United States is not a small one: Out of 6 million pregnancies each year, nearly 20163 million are unplanned.
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"Reducing unplanned pregnancy helps improve other important issues facing our nation," Ginny Ehrlich, the C.E.O. of The National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy, argues.
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Jenna's dreams of life away from her abusive marriage are derailed by an unplanned pregnancy and an unplanned affair, all as a national bake-off contest looms.
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With Unexpected, TLC is working in partnership with the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy in the hopes of sparking meaningful conversations about unplanned pregnancies.
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"Young adults ages 22010 to 29 actually have twice as many unplanned pregnancies as teens do," says Marisa Nightingale, senior media adviser at the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy, a nonprofit, nonpartisan advocacy group that works to lower the rate of unplanned pregnancy among young people.
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Cherlin acknowledged that unplanned births could have affected his conclusions but said it was more likely that most of the children of unmarried parents were neither fully planned nor fully unplanned.
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And let me assure you, those unplanned emergencies are tough.
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Boredom, I came to learn, was just unplanned mental relaxation.
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A few children are doubtless unplanned but only a few.
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"It was an unplanned night out, for sure," Pita said.
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Unplanned pregnancies are simply a risk of having unprotected sex.
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"Unplanned, unanticipated encounters are central to democracy itself," he writes.
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The industry is riddled with unplanned shutdowns that raise costs.
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Old districts resemble unplanned mazes that are crowded and unorganized.
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"He got good," Perry, 34, said during his unplanned audition.
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Clinton has left herself uniquely vulnerable to an unplanned absence.
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Ready access to LARCs hugely reduce unplanned pregnancies and abortions.
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Almere Oosterwold may be the most planned unplanned place around.
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For many women, the researchers show, stopping work was unplanned.
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We saw her character Amy grapple with an unplanned pregnancy.
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Nearly half of pregnancies in the United States are unplanned.
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It was unplanned, just like hanging out with your friends.
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"It was unplanned," Bizzarri told me in London this spring.
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However, it could increase the risk of an unplanned pregnancy.
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The producers cut to a hasty, and unplanned, commercial break.
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"It's so important if we're to prevent unplanned pregnancies," she said.
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The killing was "unplanned and spontaneous," Smartt said during the trial.
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A sponsored email sent out on behalf of Unplanned from Dove.
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Emanuel could be at the end, the unplanned end, of his.
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Wild, unplanned growth has overwhelmed almost every element of urban planning.
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Favelas are rambling, ramshackle, unplanned housing developments for Rio's working poor.
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Just remember: unplanned births only happen to women with loose morals.
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That year, he told the Observer it would reduce unplanned pregnancies.
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Even pieces like the Portal of Wonder, however, are largely unplanned.
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He's trapped upstairs.. Watch the drone footage from the unplanned rescue.
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Did you respond your woman's unplanned pregnancy with anger or concern?
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Lynch said the meeting was unplanned and centered on personal topics.
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"You need savings for unplanned expenses no matter what," McBride said.
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There were also no differences in infections or unplanned secondary operations.
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About half of all pregnancies in the United States are unplanned.
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No one has ever looked that good after an unplanned sleepover.
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Before Thompson got Medicaid, a sinus infection represented an unplanned expense.
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Men, too, carry the responsibility for preventing and managing unplanned pregnancy.
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Laws that target abortion providers don't reduce or prevent unplanned pregnancies.
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An unplanned swim is still not out of the question, however.
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This was an unplanned sleep-binge that I will probably regret.
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Unplanned urbanization favors the transmission of dengue and Zika, experts say.
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The unplanned pregnancy rate declined 18 percent between 2008 and 2011.
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As studies have shown, limiting contraception access and encouraging abstinence-only sex ed leads to more unplanned pregnancies — in fact, the unplanned pregnancy rate is currently lower than it's been in 30 years, thanks to contraception.
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Paige Whipple works for The National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy, a private, non-profit organization that seeks to improve the lives and future prospects of children and families by preventing teen and unplanned pregnancy.
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In a follow-up email, Helms said the pregnancy was actually unplanned.
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So in that respect, it could cause unplanned distribution to the workforce.
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"Many had to rely on abortion to avoid unplanned births," Sedgh said.
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It was an unplanned f-bomb… this is a very elegant occasion.
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The campaign on behalf of Unplanned followed some classic showbiz PR playbooks.
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The oilfield resumed production earlier this month having faced two unplanned shutdowns.
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Söderberg later told the Evening Standard that the proposal was completely unplanned.
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Forty minutes later, onlookers saw the airplane take an unplanned, fatal dive.
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What options are available for Irish women dealing with unplanned pregnancies today?
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The average productivity loss for such unplanned absences was nearly 37 percent.
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Thomas Rhett's daughters made an unplanned cameo in his new music video!
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According to Wetter, 60 percent of pregnancies in the state are unplanned.
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Tarek also admitted that his most recent real estate exchange was unplanned.
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And of those unplanned pregnancies, four out of 22 end in abortion.
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Poverty is inherently sad, as are bank robbery, unplanned pregnancy, and murder.
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Each of the Trump's children were unplanned, but welcome, pregnancies, she said.
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The star is open about the fact that the pregnancy was unplanned.
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The rule could also increase the prevalence of unplanned pregnancies and STIs.
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Unplanned supply disruptions from Libya to Venezuela have further tightened the market.
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That about 70 percent of pregnancies to young, unmarried women are unplanned.
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Supply in Nigeria, often curbed by unplanned outages, rose by 50,000 bpd.
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Here in the United States, nearly half of all pregnancies are unplanned.
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There have been very few periods of unplanned growth in Barcelona history.
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For King, initially Memphis was an unplanned diversion, not a planned destination.
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The refiner on Monday reported an unplanned flaring event at the facility.
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Dear Carolyn: I'm kind of freaked out about my girlfriend's unplanned pregnancy.
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Unplanned, unwritten and sometimes, at the end of a year, still unfolding.
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In October 2018, a crewed Soyuz launch suffered an unplanned inflight abort.
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The unplanned disclosure by Trump rattled even many of his Republican allies.
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A high school student faces an unplanned pregnancy after a summer fling.
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An unplanned shut down of Switzerland's only oil refinery exacerbated the problem.
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But the problem of unplanned pregnancies is not limited to the poor.
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Two years later, Medicaid expenditures soared because of the increase in unplanned pregnancies.
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McClure said his facility's name was chosen because most clients have unplanned pregnancies.
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So anyway, we were off but turned up at the same party unplanned.
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But the president's decision to say so publicly on Thursday was entirely unplanned.
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But if unplanned expenses occur so often, can they really be a surprise?
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But the conflation of unplanned resistance with romance is both cliché and dangerous.
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Birth control, as many of us know, has benefits beyond preventing unplanned pregnancy.
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Turkey seems in danger of stumbling into an unplanned but potentially costly fight.
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These protections are critical since nearly half of all U.S. pregnancies are unplanned.
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In 2014, Delaware had the highest percentage of unplanned pregnancies in the country.
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The countryside beyond was to be unplanned and African, with property owned collectively.
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Unplanned maintenance continues at the Wilmington portion of Tesoro's refinery near Los Angeles.
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And it almost certainly will mean higher abortion rates and more unplanned pregnancies.
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Unplanned supply disruptions from Canada to Libya and Venezuela also have supported prices.
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There has been bitter rejection, an unplanned pregnancy, a child placed for adoption.
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Feel kind of gross in my gym clothes, but this was also unplanned.
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PBF on Monday said it experienced an unplanned flaring event at the facility.
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For many Americans, a single unplanned expense could set them in a tailspin.
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All women who face unplanned pregnancies, they should know they are not alone.
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Getting SACRIFICE to cut through two of the themers was an unplanned bonus.
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"You might have one, you might have two," he said of unplanned disruptions.
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Her success with Ostapenko was a somewhat unplanned detour from her playing career.
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Do you have a cherished wedding photo that captures an unplanned, unscripted moment?
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During a horrific, unplanned event, what do we want operating at all times?
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A single unplanned expense could send millions of Americans into a financial tailspin.
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The study focused on 1,036 advanced cancer patients who had unplanned hospital stays.
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Concurrently, unplanned -- and planned -- refinery maintenance tightens the number of gasoline stocks available.
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That unplanned moment illustrated for me the connection between emotional relationships and learning.
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Like Ficker, she recommends counseling for young women prescribed anti-epileptic drugs, since "over 50% of the pregnancies are unplanned in the US," and women taking anti-epileptic drugs "still have a high unplanned pregnancy rate," despite the known risks.
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Several factors contribute to this risk including mismatches between scheduled gas on the pipeline system and actual daily gas demand, planned and unplanned outages to non-Aliso storage that reduce supply, and planned and unplanned pipeline outages that reduce delivery capacity.
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More than one-third of births in the US are among women who didn't intend to get pregnant: About half of all pregnancies in the US are unplanned, and 60 percent of unplanned pregnancies are carried to term rather than aborted.
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It was the former FBI director's comments about Sessions that prompted this unplanned hearing.
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Unplanned pregnancies are very expensive not only to society but also to insurance companies.
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"I am interested in the hybrid, the incongruous, the unplanned and improvised," she says.
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Unplanned supply disruptions from Libya to Venezuela have helped to further tighten the market.
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Mimecast Mailbox Continuity enables employees to continue using email during planned and unplanned outages.
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Adding to its woes were planned turnarounds and unplanned outages that impacted five refineries.
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One medical emergency, one unplanned hospital visit, one ambulance ride could financially ruin them.
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"Unplanned, Furious and Free," by American photographer Bree Garcia of J&B Photography LLC.
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My birth was unplanned; my parents were not financially ready to start a family.
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This growth is often unplanned and messy, and the cities are seldom terribly productive.
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Naturally, as access to to birth control increases, the risk of unplanned pregnancies decrease.
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Otherwise, you give in to the siren call of unplanned spending, aka lifestyle creep.
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Public defender Jason Smartt called the killing "unplanned and spontaneous," according to the Eagle.
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An unplanned shut down of Switzerland's only oil refinery exacerbated logistical fuel supply problems.
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Ginny Ehrlich is CEO of The National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy.
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He will make an overture to a North Korean dictator for an unplanned meeting.
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Unplanned pregnancies have many different outcomes, but they only come from one thing: sex.
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In some unplanned African suburbs as little as 5% of the land is road.
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Here's the scary truth: Almost half of pregnancies in the United States are unplanned.
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Australia boasts that it has eliminated the unplanned arrival of asylum-seekers by sea.
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This was unplanned, but now I can spend time with him AND get pizza!
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Exciting unplanned confluences, such as a convoy of helicopters flying over "Macbeth," occur regularly.
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She is not above dropping everything to make an unplanned grocery store supply run.
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In other words, shutdowns for federal workers are more like an unplanned paid vacation.
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She said the encounter was unplanned and they did not talk about the case.
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As a result, an estimated 65 percent of pregnancies in Puerto Rico are unplanned.
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Unplanned supply disruptions from Canada to Libya and Venezuela have added to those cuts.
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Ginny Ehrlich is CEO of Power to Decide, the campaign to prevent unplanned pregnancy.
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The incident was unplanned (a false alarm), but had a twinge of poetic justice.
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Do they have access to full reproductive health if they have an unplanned pregnancy?
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Normally Price would follow, smelling unplanned pregnancy—but he knew what this was about.
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"The show is full of unplanned acrobatics," said Mr. Romanès, who leads the performances.
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Here the unplanned bonuses are the two additional long downs that flank TEACHABLE MOMENT.
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Falstaff is on the side of life; messy, silly, unplanned, all for love, life.
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Before discussing the episode, Hardin revealed that her audition for Jan was actually unplanned.
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New release "Unplanned" will battle with romance drama "Five Feet Apart" for fourth place.
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Set aside funds for future investments, business expansion opportunities, and planned and unplanned situations.
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Millions of Americans live paycheck-to-paycheck, one unplanned expense away from food insecurity.
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This may not be possible, as about 45 percent of American pregnancies are unplanned.
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There have been declines in both unplanned pregnancy rates and teen pregnancy rates nationally.
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The mock professional setting allows unplanned situations to arise, organically providing opportunities for learning.
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Women who don't use contraception or don't use it reliably account for 95 percent of the unplanned pregnancies in the US. And the costs of unplanned pregnancy add up — studies have also shown that spending money on contraception is ultimately more cost-effective.
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But the quality that really elevates this work is the unplanned nature of Kasey's approach.
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Mr. Purja took part in four unplanned rescues during his attempt at the 14 climbs.
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This pain might affect your training or even cause you to take unplanned days off.
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More than half of Americans say an unplanned $1,000 expense would put them in debt.
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That should limit the amount of unplanned promotions retailers run, and boost their gross margins.
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In the second case, I'm a 28-year-old woman who has an unplanned pregnancy.
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And just like that, another Brock Lesnar hiatus—unplanned as it may be—had begun.
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He also urged China to stick to international rules during unplanned naval encounters at sea.
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"An error in regards to avoiding pregnancy can result in an unplanned pregnancy," Long said.
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Metallica's unplanned exit meant that Guns N' Roses would have to take the stage early.
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"I didn't feel myself judging her about it," says Zellweger of Bridget's unplanned new addition.
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Unplanned stop Another passenger said she at least checked one destination off her travel list.
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But mismanaged or unplanned growth can be as much of a curse as a blessing.
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Thursday was the second time this month Lyondell had to contend with an unplanned interruption.
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It's heartbreaking to watch young women defer their dreams of school because of unplanned pregnancies.
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Ginny Ehrlich is the CEO at The National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy.
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When women have unplanned pregnancies, they don't go for prenatal care as often as recommended.
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The power cuts are implemented to prevent the grid from being overwhelmed after unplanned outages.
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Falling Venezuelan output and unplanned outages elsewhere will also keep the supply-demand balance tight.
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" Before it announced the attack, Bitfinex said trading was paused while it underwent "unplanned maintenance.
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On Saturday, Trump made a mysterious, unplanned trip to the military hospital in Bethesda, Maryland.
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But the unplanned silences, hesitations, and pauses of these performances don't feel unwelcoming or difficult.
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Major News: The U.S. unplanned pregnancy rate is the lowest it's been in 30 years.
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Unplanned pregnancy among women of all ages has declined for the first time in decades.
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Then, another unplanned pregnancy from what turned out to be more like a love pentagon?
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She then drifted into an unplanned discussion regarding wearing blackface as a costume for Halloween.
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Why would anyone want to ruin the experience by introducing unplanned elements into the experience.
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For decades, researchers and physicians tended to think about pregnancies as either planned or unplanned.
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He says the endorsement was totally unplanned and, in fact, Nate caught 'em off guard.
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The estimated costs of unplanned teenage pregnancies in the United States each year is $9.4 billion.
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The entire major Big Little Lies cast will remain intact for the initially unplanned second season.
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The more objects in orbit, the higher the chances are that spacecraft will have unplanned crashes.
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Allow yourself the occasional impulse buy, but make unplanned spending the exception rather than the norm.
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Many times it's the unplanned expense that pushes people into debt to start with, he said.
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Otherwise you give in to the siren call of unplanned spending, a/k/a lifestyle creep.
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I mean, look at the stats: crime, sex, unplanned pregnancy, education levels, acceptance of gender diversity.
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The state has a spotty environmental record, with accusations of unplanned development damaging its famed coastline.
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"Getting pregnant at the same time was totally unplanned but they are really happy about it."
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The organization performed 323,999 abortions in 2014, and prevented about six times as many unplanned pregnancies.
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The unexpected, unplanned, unorganized, imperfect, but at the same time, perfect, happy, spontaneous, magical, beautiful moments!
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Refiners perform maintenance to keep units operating reliably and safely, protecting themselves from costly unplanned outages.
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PAULINE J. ALAMA Rutherford, N.J. To the Editor: Unplanned pregnancy is a critical public health issue.
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The video starts off with Johnson East reacting to the unplanned pregnancy with tears of joy.
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And the rates of unplanned birth and abortion would have each been 68 percent higher otherwise.
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However, blocking people from getting these services would result in thousands more unplanned pregnancies and births.
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That's one foolproof method of preventing an unplanned pregnancy—preventing you from having unprotected sex altogether.
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Especially considering coal plants accounted for 85033 percent of the unplanned power outages during the Vortex.
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Many are inclined to dismiss Trump's distortions as somehow spontaneous or unplanned; they are anything but.
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Last year, a Hearthstone streamer took an unplanned snooze and woke up to 200 live viewers.
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If they did, public health researchers have estimated, we'd see the rate of unplanned pregnancies tumble.
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"The more choices we have, the less likely we are to have unplanned pregnancies," Page added.
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These lives and others intersect at the thrift shop, their pasts mostly unmentioned, their futures unplanned.
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Just like at any other store, unplanned purchases can turn big savings into a big expense.
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Our society must not settle for leaving women who face unplanned pregnancy no hope but abortion.
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Re: Unwilling father: I agree, but let's also understand our society's irrational responses to unplanned pregnancies.
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Whereas concrete cracks in colder locales, here the threats come from plants, animals and unplanned use.
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It could last a few years, or no longer than one unplanned encounter with a guardrail.
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Dr. Ginny Ehrlich is the CEO of the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy.
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Apparently, this was an unplanned prank by the audience member, who happens to be a comedian.
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Whether you're talking about sexually transmitted infections, unplanned pregnancies, intimate partner violence, sex is potentially dangerous.
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Of course, many childless people have abortions — Unplanned and Shrill are both based on true stories.
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For a study published in Risk Analysis, researchers recorded maternal complications in more than two million births, tracking complications that can reasonably be controlled by hospital staff: severe perineal laceration, ruptured uterus, unplanned hysterectomy, admission to an intensive care unit, or unplanned operating procedure following delivery.
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Both programs showed astonishing results cutting rates of unplanned pregnancy, births, and abortion rates by double digits.
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This was an unplanned trip that I only decided to go on because of the cheap flight.
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The unplanned finale seemed to establish a new set of stories the series would follow going forward.
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It's their lot in life to tend to any issue that gets public attention—planned or unplanned.
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Preventing unplanned pregnancies Yen has been passionate for years about ensuring women have access to birth control.
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The Congressional Budget Office estimates that defunding Planned Parenthood would result in several thousand more unplanned pregnancies.
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Those factors could squeeze heating oil supply, they said, while unplanned refinery outages could exacerbate any constraints.
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" Trump later told reporters the tweet was unplanned, but he had wanted to "put out a feeler.
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But then Darius shows up — totally unplanned — at the last moment, and saves her, cutting Jameson instead.
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The legislation is also aimed at bringing some order into India's rapid, largely unplanned urbanization, experts say.
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These pictures, as with much of her work spanning some 70 years, feel quick, unplanned, and raw.
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I use a coupon (saving five whole dollars!!), which makes me feel better about the unplanned spending.
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She has natural talent, but no one can do five completely unplanned, untested gigs to rapturous applause.
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Still, the age group with the highest rate of unplanned pregnancies is 20- to 24-year-olds.
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The first few SpaceShipOne sorties were tense affairs, with unplanned spins and even a near-crash landing.
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Early in the film Unplanned, Abby Johnson gives an abortion clinic protester a piece of her mind.
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Huckabee's exit unplanned Huckabee, meanwhile, the winner of the 2008 Iowa caucuses, thanked his supporters on Twitter.
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The district has suffered water shortages caused by low rainfall, and compounded by rapid, unplanned urban growth.
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These declines have been largely attributed to greater use of effective contraception and consequently less unplanned pregnancy.
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Meanwhile, gasoline and diesel imports have sky-rocketed in recent months amid planned and unplanned refinery stoppages.
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On the return trip the pilot announced the plane needed to make an unplanned stop — to refuel.
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Funny that I took great pleasure in planning out my re-enactment of this supposedly unplanned time.
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In Western Europe, for example, where their use is higher, rates of unplanned pregnancies are much lower.
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Several unplanned outages failed to lift prices, indicating just how weak demand is currently, trade sources said.
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Earlier, it warned there was a high risk of electricity cuts on Tuesday because of "unplanned outages".
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More than half of Kenya's urban population live in unplanned settlements like Kibera, the World Bank says.
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Unplanned absences disrupt Walmart because workers have to change their routines and pick up the extra slack.
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"In many ways it's an unplanned experiment happening throughout the world over and over again," he said.
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Stephen Colbert told his audience about it in an unplanned segment after the post-monologue commercial break.
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I say challenging because 82 percent of teen pregnancies and births are unplanned and nearly always unwanted.
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Ultimately, "Unplanned" may not need scientific consensus to be effective with its most critical base of support.
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Because it started and ended so abruptly, it has served as an unplanned experiment in human health.
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Dr. Haque suggested "planned letting go": leaving unplanned hours in each day to make room for downtime.
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But for a young woman faced with an unplanned pregnancy, those are terrifying misperceptions to contend with.
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Contraception is the most effective way to prevent the unplanned pregnancies that women are likely to end.
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Without publicly funded contraception, the US unplanned pregnancy, birth and abortion rate would have been 67% higher.
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He ended up stowing away in the same Savior truck as Jesus, an unplanned but fortuitous development.
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The first was a systematic review conducted by the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy.
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Any effort in preventing unplanned pregnancies is preferable to eliminating the medical facilities for a needed abortion.
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Many women in the village ended up with unplanned pregnancies as a result of inconsistent contraceptive use.
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In every other industry, insurance is set up as a safety net, covering for unplanned catastrophic loss.
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An unplanned outage at a gasoline unit at Statoil's Mongstad refinery in Norway further tightened European supplies.
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The research confirms that many unplanned pregnancies can nevertheless become wanted as women's feelings about pregnancy evolve.
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Access to contraception and sex education could reduce unplanned pregnancies women might feel the need to abort.
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I pondered whether I would ever choose to have an abortion if faced with an unplanned pregnancy.
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Miscarriage is lonely, perhaps particularly lonely when you're young and your baby was unplanned though very wanted.
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Like an unplanned encounter between a sovereign citizen and a police encounter during a routine traffic stop.
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Guns are also not generally used for defense against crime and violence, except occasionally in random, unplanned ways.
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The BOJ conducted an unplanned buying in 10-year JGBs in the afternoon, curbing rise in the yields.
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A. is going in to work very early today to chart, so it's an unplanned doggy daycare day.
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I was so pumped that he came out, because it was so unplanned, and I was so excited.
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December is a time for key activities that make it a bad time for unplanned bursts of adventurism.
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Despite a general downward trend in gas prices, outside, unplanned events can affect prices in the short term.
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Many of those condoms would fail, he argues, causing unplanned pregnancies and abortions, therefore, "bailing out" abortion providers.
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Saudi officials initially insisted Khashoggi had left the consulate, then said he died in an unplanned "rogue operation".
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Birth control is probably most often used to prevent unplanned pregnancies — but it also has numerous other benefits.
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Maybe we'll see a closer-than-planned pass of Mars, or an unplanned reentry into the Earth's atmosphere.
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French grid operator RTE reported an unplanned outage at EDF's 900 megawatts (MW) Cruas 2 reactor on Friday.
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Martinez announced that she was expecting her first child in September, telling PureWow that her pregnancy was unplanned.
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As I argued earlier today, it's very possible there'll be more unplanned outbursts and mishaps at this convention.
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EDF faced extended unplanned outages and long maintenance shutdowns last year at many of its 21 French reactors.
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"Up to 70 percent of residential homes are unplanned constructions in all major cities of Afghanistan," he added.
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If I hadn't already gotten an IUD, I would've been hyperventilating at the possibility of an unplanned pregnancy.
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In Delaware, our unplanned pregnancy rate is 57%, and the annual public cost is upwards of $90 million.
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Since the civil war, which began in the 1980s, unplanned graveyards have popped up all across the city.
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Nimbley estimated that the margin loss of the planned and unplanned downtime at $75 million for the quarter.
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It is now Twitter's near-impossible challenge to cope with that unplanned reality: It's a massive information source.
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But the world oil market is already tight with unplanned disruptions in Canada, Libya and Venezuela removing supply.
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He faced obstacles that would seem insurmountable but always had a confidence about the correct, often unplanned path.
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You had this mix of old buildings next to new ones, and it was very unplanned and unsightly.
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It's about striking a balance that ensures a good streaming experience while avoiding unplanned fines from mobile providers.
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Occasionally, they'll take an unplanned nap after a full day of gaming and vigilantly entertaining thousands of people.
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Instead, they work to deny women birth control, and then the opportunity to abort when unplanned pregnancies occur.
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"Most cities are unplanned, and many people — tens of millions — now live in crowded, unhygienic conditions," said Gubler.
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Many lived in Sausalito, which has to be one of the most unplanned cities in the Bay Area.
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Matter To scientists who study lakes and rivers, it seems humans have embarked on a huge unplanned experiment.
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Can you pause, focus on your breath and be comfortable with a bit of uncertainty and unplanned exploring?
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About 70 percent of the houses in the capital city of about five million are informal and unplanned.
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Trump, 73, had an unplanned visit to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on Saturday, which raised concerns.
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However, given the magnitude of these unplanned costs, we are adjusting our full year 2018 operating margin guidance.
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In the event that a pregnancy is unplanned, the parents experience even greater negative impacts on their relationship.
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The pregnancy was unplanned and difficult for Ms. Monserrate, who said she came from an unsupportive home environment.
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This immediately results in an aptly named RUDE—Rapid Unplanned Disassembly Event, also known as a catastrophic explosion.
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Eskom said more than 10,500 MW of its roughly 45,000 MW capacity was offline because of unplanned breakdowns.
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Overall, these unplanned hospitalizations lasted an average of 6.3 days, but stays were longer when patients were depressed.
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The F.A.A. said it has seen "no measurable increase" in unplanned retirements or resignations by air traffic controllers.
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In the new space, workers spent an additional four to five hours a week in short, unplanned interactions.
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She cited a study showing that 68 percent of unplanned births are paid for by public insurance programs.
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Forrest Watson, the clinic's executive director and founder, estimates that about half of his patients' pregnancies are unplanned.
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After all, in the case of sexually transmitted infections and unplanned pregnancy, it's better to be safe than sorry.
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Target on Tuesday reported sales and earnings that missed Wall Street's expectations, as unplanned markdowns weighed on its margins.
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The Saudi government initially insisted Khashoggi had left the consulate, later saying he died in an unplanned "rogue operation".
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What looked like calm might have been a simple refusal to acknowledge that something unplanned and unwanted had happened.
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Overall, however, analysts said OPEC's production policy as well as unplanned supply disruptions were currently the main price drivers.
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Second, those unplanned supply disruptions in Nigeria, Venezuela, Canada and Libya account for another 300,000 barrels of downward revisions.
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"Likewise, they recently called for an unsolicited and unplanned debate with Kelly as a featured moderator," the statement continued.
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"Getting pregnant at the same time was totally unplanned but they are really happy about it," the source says.
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The instructions said to remind women that while their pregnancies might have been unplanned, they are still a blessing.
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He gave, as one example, a production shutdown at Y-12 because of unplanned outages to humidity control equipment.
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Civil groups have also questioned the practicality of the recommendation, noting that in El Salvador pregnancies are often unplanned.
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Women in their 20s are three and a half times more likely to have an unplanned pregnancy than teens.
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Russia and the United States maintained military communications to prevent unplanned conflict between the two forces fighting Islamic State.
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"If you allow cities to grow unplanned in all directions, there is no limit to your problems," he said.
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As sales suffer, firms have seen an unplanned rise in stocks of finished goods during July, De Lima added.
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In between being shown shots of STI-infected genitalia and hearing about unplanned pregnancies, this word hadn't come up.
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Alicia's size queen discovery emerged out of an entirely unplanned meet, and the same can be said for others.
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The State Department declined to comment, but previously unplanned follow-up meetings will take place in Kabul on Wednesday.
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For more information, check out the The National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy's data and access map.
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Megan: There's an unspoken assumption throughout Gilmore Girls that everyone wants to be a mother, planned or (usually) unplanned.
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There were many question marks in this unplanned journey, for which I was unassisted by smartphone or basic directions.
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Hess also cut its production forecast for 2016, mainly because of unplanned downtime at two Gulf of Mexico fields.
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But it looks as though Sun managed to redeem himself after an unplanned babysitting gig went viral on Weibo.
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However any unplanned new fiscal activities financed through the central bank could contribute to further depreciation of the currency.
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The rate of unplanned pregnancy is declining and abortion rates are at the lowest levels since Roe v. Wade.
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First, it has potential to increase access to contraception greatly and reduce the public health burden of unplanned pregnancies.
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As The Economist went to press, Brazil was bracing itself for its third unplanned presidency in as many decades.
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These grants supported evidence-based teen pregnancy prevention programming for young people most at risk for an unplanned pregnancy.
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"It was kind of a strange, unplanned thing that we ended up in partnership with them," Mr. Christopher said.
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Even now, Senate tensions remain high and could again erupt if an unplanned vacancy emerges on the Supreme Court.
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In 2014 the two countries endorsed a Code for Unplanned Encounters at Sea (CUES) which China had previously rejected.
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A wait and see approach puts all ratepayers at risk of black-outs, brown-outs or unplanned maintenance issues.
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In the meantime, you might like: "Catastrophe": An unlikely couple makes a go of things after an unplanned pregnancy.
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It's a smart "cyber city" that leaves no detail unplanned, from safety for schoolchildren to irrigation of tree roots.
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In these cases, we always make an effort to run unplanned purchases of more than $100 by each other.
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Unplanned situations, like an illness or layoff, could lead to an earlier retirement and more years of being retired.
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The Saudi government initially denied Khashoggi had been killed then later said he died in an unplanned "rogue operation".
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An abortion decision is an agonizing one for many who find themselves facing the crisis of an unplanned pregnancy.
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Six out of 10 children born to single mothers under the age of 30 are unplanned, Ms. Sawhill notes.
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These supply hits, both planned and unplanned, both Western and Chinese, seem to be feeding draws on LME inventory.
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"We know that, prognostically, unplanned pregnancies correlate with lack of access to healthcare [and] prenatal care," Dr. Parker states.
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These ideas about parenting or not parenting, and sex, come to the fore when somebody faces an unplanned pregnancy.
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It also said that with 700,000 users worldwide, the unplanned pregnancies may just be a product of its popularity.
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But we also had some unplanned stops, like the tennis courts where Serena and Venus Williams practiced as kids.
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It might have been enough for the gold, but Hanyu threw in one more unplanned quad for good measure.
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Their commitment to supporting women helped me understand the high costs of choosing to carry out an unplanned pregnancy.
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Women face the surprise of an unplanned pregnancy as if on train tracks, with a locomotive barreling toward them.
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There has also been significant evidence that cohesive sex ed classes decrease the chances of unplanned pregnancy and abortion.
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"Whatever savings you can accumulate acts as a buffer from high-cost debt when unplanned expenses arise," McBride says.
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As developers rush to cash in, unplanned urban sprawl is leading to congestion, flooding and more slums, analysts say.
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That extra time increases the chance that they will make an unplanned purchase after they're finished with their food.
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When house hunting and managing your home, it's important to plan ahead and build emergency savings for unplanned repairs.
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If men had access to a long-lasting contraception, researchers have projected, the rate of unplanned pregnancies would tumble.
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RTE's website showed that at least 9 nuclear reactors reported unplanned outages after the workers voted on Wednesday evening.
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Two industry sources told Reuters that the output was down due to unfinished unplanned maintenance at the Kashagan oilfield.
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Because of its incremental unplanned design, the financial system is one of the most vulnerable systems subject to cyberattacks.
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Crowell explained that his celebration was unplanned and that he didn't mean for his actions to impact his teammates.
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Furthermore, to deal with Edwards' unplanned absence, Parker said he will remain chairman and CEO of Nike beyond 2020.
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Considering about half of all pregnancies in the US are unplanned, it's no surprise that this method often fails.
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The first group—prompted by an actress who steered the conversation—gossiped about a recent unplanned pregnancy on campus.
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"Getting pregnant at the same time was totally unplanned by they are really happy about it," the source told PEOPLE.
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Despite these unplanned outages, GE and operator EDF, with whom GE has a long-standing alliance, say they are satisfied.
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Participants didn't realize "how unplanned of an event it was going to be," congressional candidate Samson Racioppi told WCVB-TV.
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Nothing will make you hate humans—capricious, volatile, unplanned, erratic humans—like sitting in the back of self-driving car.
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By midway through the week, unplanned pop-up parties were manifesting on the shore, even as the weather turned cloudy.
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That is... unless the red car makes some kind of unplanned encounter with the Red Planet far in the future.
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When approached by the flight crew, the man was reportedly cooperative, and was seated when they made the unplanned landing.
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Click here to view original GIFMovies are sort of at their most honest when things go off script and unplanned.
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"Online retailers utilize flash sales, unexpected promotions and limited-time offers to entice consumers to make unplanned purchases," Steinman says.
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"The stage broke apart before we could complete an unplanned recovery effort for this mission," SpaceX said in a statement.
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"They want to make this part of their guests' unplanned stay as enjoyable as possible," Mr. Anderson of Cornell said.
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Raising awareness about the most effective methods available to these young women is key to reducing unplanned pregnancy, experts say.
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"I don't know what's going on," Houston, the weather-forecast crasher, says by way of opening his unplanned new segment.
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Maintenance at two major LNG export plants, both planned and unplanned, helped to keep prices from sliding further, traders said.
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Balance sheets had collapsed "through unplanned spending, by giving bad contracts to foreign players, through short-term decisions," Erkan added.
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While some early scientists couldn't pin down why these unplanned physical traits appeared, others had an idea: neural crest cells.
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According to the Congressional Budget Office's estimate, defunding Planned Parenthood would lead to thousands of more unplanned pregnancies and births.
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The restart of two reactors on Tuesday was offset by an unplanned outage at EDF's 230.04,21 MW Goldfech 20.9160 reactor.
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Within 30 days — totally unplanned by us — students had hosted meetups around the world, including Tokyo, London, Sydney, and NYC.
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Unplanned coverage across the board has meant that some journalists have had to issue a mea culpa now and again.
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Half of the Arab world's modern cities are, in effect, unplanned, says Eduardo Moreno, the research director at UN Habitat.
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EDF, which operates nuclear-dependent France's fleet of 58 reactors, promises the current review will not lead to unplanned outages.
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"It's important to make sure your plan has strong coverage for unplanned emergencies and changes to your health," Gavino said.
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And that means lots of unplanned (*wink*) cameos on late night shows, like The Late Late Show with James Corden.
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The 210,000 bpd PSLA-10 CDU was shut on May 29 for unplanned repairs expected to last about two weeks.
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" He said it wasn't unusual for members of the campaign to have unplanned meetings, saying, "The place was pell-mell.
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Clinton's big acceptance — which was met with some unplanned protest in the hall that did not, however, derail her address.
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Ms. Lynch said the meeting with Mr. Clinton was unplanned, largely social and did not touch on the email investigation.
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It has helped to contribute to the recent declines in unplanned pregnancy, which is now at a 30-year low.
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The group's output has been below targeted cuts largely because of unplanned disruptions in places such as Venezuela and Angola.
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While the OPEC action has lent support to prices all year, the unplanned shutdown of the Forties pipeline on Dec.
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On Wednesday morning, however, spectators watched as the ship slowly nose-dived and made an unplanned landing on its cockpit.
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In a wild, unplanned back-and-forth with reporters in the lobby of Trump Tower, the President became increasingly defensive.
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Rapid and unplanned population growth puts pressure on transport, infrastructure and sanitation systems in cities around the world, experts say.
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Prince denied in sworn testimony that he was representing Trump in Seychelles and said his meeting with Dmitriev was unplanned.
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Low-cost private schools are expanding across the region, particularly in unplanned slums where there are not enough government schools.
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Those unplanned purchases, they're often things people do want, they just haven't thought of putting them on their shopping list.
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In this narrative, ambivalence about having children, infertility, unplanned pregnancies or the decision to terminate them are imperfections, flaws, failures.
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Before her unplanned pregnancy, she'd worked as a package handler and sorter at an Amazon warehouse in nearby San Bernardino.
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Mothers of unplanned children tend to give birth when they are younger, leave school earlier and earn less when older.
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Wrapping around the room, they are as spontaneous and unplanned as the Net paintings and release her uncanny inner child.
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Mussolini got the case transferred to more cooperative investigators who concluded that the Matteotti killing had been unplanned and involuntary.
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Formal, high-quality day cares don't allow families to drop off children unplanned and rarely operate outside typical business hours.
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The upshot will likely be more unintended pregnancies, more abortions, more unplanned births — and more women dying of cervical cancer.
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"Owing to inadequate maintenance over a number of years, the system remains vulnerable to unplanned outages or breakdowns," Eskom said.
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Saleh and Albaher spend a lot of time walking around, waiting for a video idea or skit to emerge unplanned.
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Eskom said more than 10,500 MW of its roughly 45,000 MW capacity was offline on Wednesday because of unplanned breakdowns.
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In the episode, Erica Kane (Susan Lucci) decides to terminate an unplanned pregnancy so she can pursue her modeling career.
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When you can score free gift cards for those unplanned purchases, there's no reason not to load up your cart.
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Retained surgical items are much more common after an emergency surgery or an unplanned change in operation, according to Gawande.
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They would have been unable to manage a major auto repair, a home-front emergency, or an unplanned medical bill.
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In many schools, however, the focus on abstinence goes beyond just warning children about sexually transmitted infections or unplanned pregnancies.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Nuclear power plants across France were hit with unplanned outages on Thursday after unionized workers at utility EDF (EDF.
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A quick trip to grab some household essentials can easily turn into an unplanned excursion throughout the hypnotizing cosmetic-filled shelves.
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It's even worse when the tech people can't fix that problem quickly and you have to go to an unplanned break.
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Such cases may be benign, like the car not knowing what to do when it confronts an unplanned pothole repair crew.
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This year there are no unplanned outages so the price has come down and they are due to make less money.
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The utility was also dealing with unplanned outages caused by high winds, which it said exceeded 100,000 customers on Sunday night.
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Indeed, Kate Spade's management said the brand was forced to take unplanned promotions in the outlet space due to heavy competition.
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State-level experiments have also shown how powerful better access to birth control can be in reducing unplanned pregnancies and abortions.
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Unplanned pregnancy can be devastating to many and not everyone will have an outcome similar to mine if they choose life.
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The WHO says the Aedes aegypti mosquito has shown "a remarkable ability to adapt to changing environments," including rapid unplanned urbanisation.
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Another part of this unplanned campaign might be Erica's attempts to bolster her man's image by refuting how he is portrayed.
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The US Energy Information Administration notes that "unplanned global oil supply disruptions" are at their highest level since at least 2011.
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" Trump then called the agent to the podium for an unplanned speech, telling the crowd unprompted that Anzaldua "speaks perfect English.
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Unplanned pregnancies, teen pregnancies, and abortion rates are at an all-time low thanks in no small part to contraception access.
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The study found that 80% of the cheating was unplanned, that partners got caught up in the heat of the moment.
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Meanwhile, Sisson and others question whether the approach of Unplanned is really so different from that of the protesters it decries.
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Only one was taken, so it's going to be one kidnapper and likely unplanned beyond having seen Madeleine during their holiday.
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Having an unplanned child at the worst possible time forced me into an awareness of my ability to do difficult things.
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The most high profile unplanned pregnancy on TV right now is Girls' Hannah and her decision to keep her growing baby.
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These groups are focused on finding new ways to meet contraceptive needs; in the US, almost half of pregnancies are unplanned.
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As the virus raged, women and girls struggled to avoid unplanned pregnancies, and to make informed decisions once they were pregnant.
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One of the sources said the shutdown of the 110,000 bpd PSLA-9 CDU at the Baton Rouge refinery was unplanned.
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The Saudi government initially insisted Khashoggi had left the consulate and later that he had died in an unplanned "rogue operation".
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"Always wanted to come here, maybe not under these circumstances," Jill Nelson-Debord told CBC about their unplanned stop in Newfoundland.
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"About half of all pregnancies in the United States are unplanned," Principal Deputy Director Anne Schuchat, MD, said in the report.
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The line for photos is only about 20 people deep for the unplanned appearance, and everyone who caught on is ecstatic.
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As Roi Carthy, the founder and managing partner of Intimate Capital, tells it, investing in sex tech was an unplanned surprise.
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On May 2, a Southwest Airlines flight from Chicago to Newark, New Jersey, made an unplanned landing after a window cracked.
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Zanzibar is 98 percent Muslim; polygamy is common and extramarital sex is taboo, so unplanned pregnancies are rare, Dr. Keogh said.
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In America 60% of births to single women under 30 are unplanned, and over 40% of children are born outside marriage.
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Like Libya, Nigeria is not part of the OPEC supply-cutting pact because it often faces unplanned outages stemming from unrest.
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Allotting monthly spending money When it comes to our finances, the biggest point of contention in our relationship is unplanned purchases.
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According to court papers, the MTA suffered 9,019 elevator outages in the year ended June 2015, of which 4,117 were unplanned.
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Moreover, the combination of multiple copper smelter outages, both planned and unplanned, and still-robust Chinese imports is reducing physical availability.
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It might result from unplanned illnesses and accidents, or because consumers do not fully understand the intricacies of a health plan.
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Apps tend to be about excluding, blocking and confirming a person's conscious desires, whereas cruising can lead to more unplanned encounters.
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In March 2014, two and a half years since the show was conceived over beers, Unplanned America first hit the airwaves.
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Some of these women had unplanned pregnancies, while others had always been attracted to the idea of being a young mom.
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The first train of my journey was delayed so long I missed my connection, and spent an unplanned night in Chicago.
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Plague - known as the "Black Death" during the 14th century - is endemic in Madagascar, and linked to poverty and unplanned urbanization.
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NBC News, for instance, suffered a microphone failure during its initial debate in Miami last June, forcing an unplanned commercial break.
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And, as Jim Goldberg the chief medical officer from Myriad Women's Health, stressed to me, over half of pregnancies are unplanned.
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"The urbanization rate is so high that this agricultural land would eventually be taken over by unplanned real estate," she said.
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Unplanned breakdowns were occurring across Eskom's coal-fired plants because previous managers had not done critical mid-life maintenance, he added.
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The health and financial burdens to women and society of unplanned pregnancy are one reason to ensure access to birth control.
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So consider a donation to one of the most effective counterforces: the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy, thenationalcampaign.org.
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"Domestic violence and sexual assault are unplanned crises with long-term consequences," the groups wrote, according to a report by BuzzFeed.
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"President Erdogan sought out President Trump for a brief, unplanned meeting on the sidelines of the G20," the White House said.
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The 700 million cans PCP needs for this year's growing season will add close to $20 million in unplanned additional cost.
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But whether it's unplanned karaoke or a fight with your loved ones, that's when you know you've got the real thing.
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"Operating at a lower altitude offers several attractive features both during nominal operation and in unplanned scenarios," SpaceX wrote in the filing.
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The attorney for 49-year-old Craig Wood argued during closing arguments Thursday that the 2014 death of Hailey Owens was unplanned.
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Amazon has been charging unplanned service fees from at least 2013 on other things like missing barcode labels or bubble wrap requirements.
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Don't get us wrong — preventing unplanned pregnancies is a big reason why many people use birth control (and it's an important one).
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Most of the other serious problems of Chambers play directly into its mysteries, like Elliot's unplanned addiction to heroin and Penny's burns.
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In the United States, approximately 0.9% of births per year happen at home, and a quarter of those home births are unplanned.
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"President Trump's comment was unplanned and spontaneous," said a senior administration official who deals with the Korea issue and who requested anonymity.
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But while she went dark, she apparently had a little stop at the tattoo parlor, where she got an unplanned lip piercing.
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"This unplanned shift caused confusion in the watch team" and the crew lost "situational awareness" ahead of the crash, the report says.
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Refining margins rebounded in April, boosted by tighter gasoline supplies and a string of planned and unplanned refinery outages around the world.
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For instance, a little more than half of all pregnancies in Texas were unplanned in 2015, costing taxpayers $2.9 billion that year.
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Still, there were likely a fair amount of sales stolen from competitors, as well as unplanned impulse purchases on lower-price items.
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Though, the film is also a supremely sick analogy for the situation a woman can face when dealing with an unplanned pregnancy.
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It had become a floating dump, poisoned by the rancid waste of a booming, unplanned metropolis and slums with no sanitary infrastructure.
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Its inventory per store was down 2 percent at the end of the quarter, which should help the retailer avoid unplanned markdowns.
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"You're a smart one then," he replied, and launched into a story about his own son who had a few unplanned children.
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But one "unplanned treat" is a recording of the wind rolling across the Martian plains — which you can listen to right here.
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Because of the unplanned dosage, he will be debilitated for at least a year because of that one plate of drugged gnocchi.
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A great example of how technology can expose us in an unplanned or unexpected way is seen in Jamie Allen's Lie Machine.
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The company also states that as more people start to use a contraceptive, more unplanned pregnancies would be linked to that contraceptive.
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And just as real wars are often the result of unpredictable and unplanned escalation, trade wars can also spiral out of control.
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Add coworker vacation time, clients being out of town, summer Fridays and frequent "unplanned" absences, and productivity inevitably takes a major hit.
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While low stockpiles provide a bearish backdrop, it's largely the unseasonably warm weather and unplanned nuclear power outages that are to blame.
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Flight Service Bureau said that could present problems in the event of an unplanned landing in Iran for medical or technical reasons.
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While that smooch from Papa John may have had sponsorship roots, Peyton Manning's post-Super Bowl win Budweiser nod was totally unplanned.
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Unplanned was co-written and directed by Chuck Konzelman and Cary Solomon, the team behind the 2014 Christian film God's Not Dead.
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Unplanned has also been criticized for its portrayal of the ultrasound-guided abortion that Johnson says led her to leave her job.
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We're in the middle of a huge unplanned experiment right now, one that many of us may not fully realize is happening.
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" Richards added that "almost no one in America who can't relate to the issue of an unplanned pregnancy or a troubled pregnancy.
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Other scientists found that the branching tunnels of Messor sancta ants closely resemble the elegantly reductive street structures found in unplanned cities.
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Elon Musk took his colleagues by surprise with an unplanned announcement at a presentation by his secretive neurotechnology company, Neuralink, on Tuesday.
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Although no two are quite the same, their suburbs tend to be unplanned, with scant space for roads, let alone public parks.
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A: A lot of people thought Woodstock was a disaster, that it was completely unplanned and nobody knew what they were doing.
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On an unplanned hiatus from my journey, I decided to explore downtown Chicago, a city with great importance to America's railroad history.
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She's shared on Twitter and Facebook her personal stories about surviving sexual assault and an unplanned pregnancy that ended in a miscarriage.
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While 800,000 government employees are going without a paycheck, consider that six in 10 Americans don't have $21625 to cover unplanned expenses.
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O'Donnell turned to her friend and SiriusXM "On Broadway" host, Seth Rudetsky, to help, but she said the event was largely unplanned.
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But still, it felt serendipitous — another of that summer's unplanned events, except that there was nothing embarrassing or mistaken about this one.
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Like many urban landscapes across Latin America, Rio is rife with unplanned development, poor construction and inadequate water, garbage and sewer services.
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In an interview that aired Wednesday on "CBS This Morning, " Ivanka Trump said her informal advisory role to the president was unplanned.
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"Getting pregnant at the same time was totally unplanned, but they are really happy about it," the source added of the sisters.
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However, during the first ovulation after amenorrhoea—especially while recovering from anorexia—it's definitely possible, and it can lead to unplanned pregnancies.
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Unplanned America wouldn't exist without mates rates and the three of us doing the job of about eight people at every stage.
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Failing to understand and educate young trans people not only leaves young people vulnerable to unplanned pregnancies, but also sexually transmitted infections.
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When was the last time you had a unplanned encounter with anyone other than a clerk or a barista, someone serving you?
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Keep reusable shopping bags in your car so you don't have to rely on your memory when unplanned shopping trips arise. 5.
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Citing the historian Michael Lacey, she traces the roots of America's unplanned atopia back to Thomas Jefferson, John Quincy Adams and slavery.
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"Unplanned" exceeded box-office expectations on its opening weekend, earning more than $6 million — and recouping its budget — from just 1,100 screens.
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These are moments that happened when real life got in the way, and someone was there to document the unscripted and unplanned.
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There are 2.8 million unintended pregnancies a year in the U.S.; among people living in poverty, 60 percent of pregnancies are unplanned.
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First, though, he got an unplanned day off: The game was postponed after a deluge hit just before the scheduled first pitch.
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Its 2019 nuclear output was 379.5 TWh, missing a target of between 384 TWh and 388 TWh due to increased unplanned outages.
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And I think I did something bigger than that, and with four unplanned rescues and everything, and then nothing came of it.
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Direct negative prints with sprocket holes huge on the page, the unplanned photographs taken when advancing a freshly loaded roll of film.
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At first it was simply a way to keep the ring from being lost in the shock and tumult of unplanned grief.
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So they aren't necessarily seeking out contraceptive care until it's too late — they have an unplanned pregnancy that might affect their life.
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Flight Service Bureau said that could present problems in the event of an unplanned landing in Iran for medical or technical reasons.
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Deforestation, alongside unplanned and unregulated construction, makes the problem worse, transforming a natural hazard into a flooding and mudslide disaster, he noted.
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It was in early 2017 when, completely unplanned, I just dropped the bomb on my dad as he was heading up to bed.
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It has relied heavily on USAID funding for family planning initiatives, which have prevented thousands of unplanned pregnancies and maternal deaths in Malawi.
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Ineos had previously expected the pipeline, which suffered a rare unplanned shutdown because of a crack, to resume normal operations in early January.
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About 80 percent of cheating is unplanned and nearly two-thirds (58 percent) cited issues with self-control as their excuse for infidelity.
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The company had an uncharacteristic six percent of unplanned downtime in the quarter, when they would normally target about two percent, he added.
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"We could see a slight supply deficit - it depends on further development of unplanned outages," said Carsten Fritsch, analyst at Commerzbank in Frankfurt.
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And at the same time, rates of sexually transmitted diseases are hitting record levels, and just under half of all pregnancies are unplanned.
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Back in 2010, the orbiter failed to hit its mark when approaching Venus, resulting in an unplanned five-year journey around the Sun.
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"It kind of was unplanned and just unfolded naturally when we were barefooted and on a walk with our little puppies," he says.
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And while only one mother I talked to had an elective C-section, the ones who had unplanned surgeries were almost uniformly disappointed.
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The results are automated, so you probably won't get anything unplanned, but they do give you localized results, which is nice, I guess.
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It's the first time a Housewife has crossed franchise lines to show up at another reunion, and it appears to be totally unplanned.
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But, if this pregnancy was unplanned, it wouldn't be surprising — and the reason why has nothing to do with any slut-shaming accusations.
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So while motherhood was an unplanned blessing in a away, it was also "isolating and lonely, and so cold and dark," Knowles recalled.
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While reproductive justice advocates encouraged people to share the stories of their abortions, Sisson said, anti-abortion advocates began making movies like Unplanned.
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Of course, a long-distance boyfriend would have been better than the unplanned and unwanted second roommate I obtained for the whole year.
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Monte, who is the singer for Austin-based band Hikes, tells Creators that "Naïve" expresses the benefits of living in an unplanned way.
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Chevron Corp's Gorgon LNG export plant in Australia brought its train 3 back online after an unplanned outage, sources said earlier this week.
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A recent report from Bankrate found that almost six in 10 Americans wouldn't have enough savings to cover an unplanned expense of $85033.
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In an interview that aired Wednesday on "CBS This Morning," the president's daughter said her informal advisory role to the president was unplanned.
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Mining contracted "due mainly to unplanned supply outages, while the agriculture sector was affected by production constraints and adverse weather conditions," BNM said.
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The disease has mostly affected the capital Lusaka which had registered 4,036 cases and 75 deaths, mainly due to unplanned settlements, Chilufya said.
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Gallego, a former Marine, called for a report containing information on how the Navy is managing unplanned factors in the fiscal 2019 budget.
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Jamsenpa says she was slowed down that year, due to the time it took to process the paperwork for her unplanned second ascent.
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The wedding was so unplanned that Rao's older daughter wasn't able to get out of a test she had that day at school.
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Following the FDA decision, Regeneron has completed an unplanned interim review of data and has stopped dosing patients, the company said on Monday.
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The building sat in the heart of an ashwa'iyat , one of the unplanned neighborhoods that are home to most residents of greater Cairo.
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Many survivors don't disclose childhood sexual abuse or rape until years after the abuse, much less within the course of an unplanned pregnancy.
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Nearly half of all pregnancies in the country are unplanned, and in a majority of those cases, the woman already has a child.
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The vulnerability of tankers in the Strait of Hormuz is precisely the sort of incident that could spark an unplanned and uncontrolled escalation.
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"All distribution center employees will receive the same considerations should we experience any unplanned disruptions in one of our centers," the statement reads.
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Though the border deployments were cited, hurricane relief efforts were by far the costliest unplanned task, at some $3.5 billion, according to Neller.
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Often, the negative consequences of sexual activity, including infections or unplanned pregnancies, are seen through a moral lens rather than as health issues.
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He knows the difficulties women have when they have had an unplanned pregnancy and spouses separate, each blaming the other as the cause.
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In what became an unplanned show of solidarity, three other legislators that day revealed that they too had been sexually abused as children.
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Read: In "Red at the Bone," a new novel from Jacqueline Woodson, an unplanned pregnancy ripples through three generations of a Brooklyn family.
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The Western states are seeing the biggest increases from last year, because of rising demand by drivers and unplanned maintenance of local refineries.
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Boeing and NASA held a press conference today to provide updates about the mission status after the unplanned mission timer incident on Friday.
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Dar es Salaam, a coastal city of 5 million, suffers from frequent floods due to poor public drainage systems and unplanned housing settlements.
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In addition to increased tariff costs, Digre also faces unplanned expenses stemming from his search for a new supplier for the speaker components.
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In what became an unplanned show of solidarity, three other legislators that day revealed that they too had been sexually abused as children.
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Just last week, after taking an unplanned bathroom break at Chick-Fil-A, a couple ended up delivering their baby in the restaurant's bathroom.
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And since you have no room in your budget for these planned or unplanned upgrades, shopping with a strict budget in mind is vital.
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Evidence exists showing that removing barriers to contraceptive use is effective and leads to a sharp decline in unplanned pregnancy, birth, and abortion rates.
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Both of these programs worked on removing barriers to contraception access for those at greatest risk for unplanned pregnancy — low-income women and adolescents.
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Crisis pregnancy centers say they offer legitimate health services but that it is their mission to steer women with unplanned pregnancies away from abortion.
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Same-store sales at Ann Taylor parent Ascena Retail dropped 3.1 percent, forcing the company to run unplanned promotions to clear through its inventory.
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When The Society begins, Becca's grappling with the reality that she has to go through with an unplanned pregnancy — that she has no choice.
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About two-thirds of unplanned births in the US are paid for by public insurance programs, and Medicaid accounts for most of that spending.
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It's the kind of unplanned crisis that puts the national security sector on high alert, prompting an emergency for the president and top staff.
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Medicaid is incredibly important for reproductive health in this country: The program pays for half of all births, including two-thirds of unplanned births.
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While women might be protecting themselves from an unplanned pregnancy with other birth control methods, those methods are ineffective in preventing sexually transmitted diseases.
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The movie, based on a true story, will focus on a married woman who seeks help from the Jane Collective after an unplanned pregnancy.
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When she told Offset about their unplanned pregnancy via FaceTime, and asked what she should do about it, the father of three was reassuring.
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It said the unplanned outage at the site, which has a capacity of 10 million cubic metres/day of gas, started on Dec. 12.
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The developers say they want these unplanned, out-of-control moments to happen anywhere and any time — even if it becomes absurd and cartoonish.
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Non-OPEC supplies have declined by around 1 million barrels per day, according to Sen, largely due to unplanned outages in Nigeria and Canada.
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The stunning shots of O'Higgins trudging over the Cordillera were made possible by Mr Jimenez's unplanned presence in Chile due to a family illness.
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" In BP's 2016 US Economic Impact Report, these events were described as "the most consequential events involving an unplanned or uncontrolled release of materials.
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While the OPEC action has lent support to prices all year, market participants have said the unplanned shutdown of the Forties pipeline on Dec.
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The trip to the store was largely unplanned, the report continues, which accounts for why Nipsey, 33, was traveling without his primary security team.
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The greatest danger lies in miscalculation through a failure to understand an adversary's intentions, leading to an unplanned escalation that runs out of control.
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But from what little information has emerged, the incidents look more like an unplanned outbreak of violence than a calculated attempt to seize power.
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The taking of the "Chibok Girls", as they became known, was unplanned (the insurgents had reportedly meant to grab food and a brickmaking machine).
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The robots can also be used during unplanned outages related to issues in pipelines or pressure vessels to accelerate a plant's return to service.
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It's an unplanned escalation which prompts questions about whether violent stunts alienate people who might sympathise or compel them to listen to the message.
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For instance, when he insisted Twitter submit to a third-party audit after he incorrectly surmised that Twitter suspended the anti-abortion film Unplanned.
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We learned about STIs, unplanned pregnancy, and the basics of consent, sure, but next to nothing about how to actually masturbate or have sex.
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That starts with free long-acting birth control for young women who want it (70 percent of pregnancies among young single women are unplanned).
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Trump's second meeting with Putin, an unplanned encounter during a dinner at the July 2017 G20 meeting in Hamburg, is one case in point.
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But there has been other, unplanned maintenance this year that has caused some refineries in California to slow production, contributing to the rising costs.
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But back when production began on the first series of Unplanned America, we were naïve enough to think everything would just fall into place.
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Unintended pregnancies would drop by six million a year, meaning 2.1 million fewer unplanned births, 3.2 million fewer abortions, and 5,600 fewer maternal deaths.
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"I figured we would just pop the bottle and cheers with it, but him waterfalling Champagne in my mouth was totally unplanned," she said.
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It is intended to help answer one of the most vexing questions in public health: how to reduce unplanned pregnancy in the United States.
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Since South Carolina started the policy in 2012, unplanned pregnancies have declined by 6 percent, and the state Medicaid office has saved $1.7 million.
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In response to a Business Insider report on the messages, Synchrony said it was aware of the "unplanned notification" and was investigating the cause.
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And in one poignant and seemingly unplanned moment, Mr. Talley, now 68, tears up recalling the racially motivated slights that pockmarked his early career.
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Often, these feuds and controversies have been unplanned or driven by what's at the top of the news (hurricanes, the months-old "moron" comment).
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It's going to end at a certain point, whether it's planned or unplanned, and I didn't want to be bagging groceries at a Walmart.
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It stopped output at Port Pirie on May 28 due to an unplanned outage at the blast furnace, a spokesman said in a email.
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"The One with the Sonogram at the End" (Season 1, Episode 2) TV shows love to showcase how emotionally complicated unplanned pregnancies can be.
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Imagine if the media covered the lengths pro-life Americans are going to support women facing the reality of a challenging or unplanned pregnancy.
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That boost was driven by better pricing and margins, though partially offset by higher operating costs on planned and unplanned maintenance, the company said.
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She and her husband relied on an HSA to help cover unexpected medical expenses, such as an unplanned hospital visit for their newborn daughter.
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O'Connell also addresses her complicated feelings about her unplanned parenthood, the politics of breast-feeding and the ways her relationship to her sexuality evolved.
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Think, for example, of the public figure who talks about keeping an unplanned pregnancy or mentions how they waited until marriage to have sex.
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Doing so would result in 2.4 million fewer unplanned births and 2.9 million fewer abortions annually – two thirds of which would have been unsafe.
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First, there is the shock of an unplanned pregnancy, and then you have find someone in a back alley in often very unsafe conditions.
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First, the encouraging news: rates of unplanned pregnancy and abortion are going down, largely attributed to greater access to more effective, affordable birth control.
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Trump's own medical history has been the subject of persistent questions, most recently after an unplanned trip to Walter Reed Medical Center in November.
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That question was about a small or mid-sized shock: an unexpected car repair, an unplanned home repair bill or an unanticipated legal expense.
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Pennsylvania, as Judge Beetlestone pointed out, would be on the hook for additional Medicaid expenses for maternity care and children resulting from unplanned pregnancies.
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It stopped output at Port Pirie on May 28 due to an unplanned outage at the blast furnace, a spokesman said in an email.
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There was also a statewide effort in Colorado that was hugely successful, that brought the unplanned pregnancy and abortion rates down to historic lows.
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"It's peaked in its ability to be unplanned, in its ability to still surprise, its ability to still be, 'Oh, that's clever,'" Todd said.
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Margaret Sanger's holy grail was universal access to birth control for women, whose unplanned pregnancies forced them into what she viewed as sexual servitude.
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Kansai Electric had also been working to restart Takahama No.4 reactor this month after an unplanned shutdown due to a technical problem last week.
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The closing scenes of a complicated long-term relationship had resulted in a pregnancy that deserves a word more comprehensive than "unplanned" to describe it.
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Valero plans to keep the 80,000 bpd CDU shut until July 25 for unplanned repairs to clean out fouling from crude oil, the sources said.
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"If the unplanned supply cuts remain in place" oil prices could hit $75 a barrel as inventories fall, PVM's Tamas Varga said in a note.
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First production of the supercooled fuel from Gorgon began in March last year, but the plant has been plagued by numerous unplanned outages since then.
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Last year, 57% of millennials reported making unplanned purchases because of what they saw on social media, according to a survey from Allianz Life Insurance.
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A growing number of tankers have accumulated around Jose in recent days after unplanned maintenance work halted shipping operations at one of its three docks.
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They are these unplanned moments, opportunities that are a period of reflection and you can either seize that or it passes by if you don't.
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Their biggest concerns: Saving enough for retirement and unplanned medical costs, with 54% and 51%, respectively, saying they're "very" or "moderately" worried about each prospect.
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The French day-ahead contract, which gained nearly 0.483 percent on Wednesday on reports of further unplanned outages at two power plants, also rose sharply.
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It was a very happy birthday indeed for legendary Motown singer Diana Ross, who rung in 75 on Tuesday with an unplanned performance from Beyoncé.
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That's because last winter, a spate of unseasonably warm temperatures left retailers' shelves stocked with too many jackets and sweaters, pressuring them into unplanned discounts.
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The adorable pair were on hand for the annual award show in their tailored looks and it seems that the dapper moment was completely unplanned!
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Hence the success of "Unplanned", a low-grade, blood-spattered film about an abortion nurse-turned pro-lifer that has become a box-office hit.
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Second, their chat was unplanned, brief, and occurred via telephone while Efron was in Paris promoting High School Musical 3 alongside series director, Kenny Oretga.
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Pendharkar's film follows a young couple in Los Angeles who stumble into an unplanned pregnancy and learn that their unborn son is showing frightening abnormalities.
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It's where women like Amie, a 30-year-old single mother of two in Missouri, go when faced with an unplanned or otherwise unwanted pregnancy.
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"Due to rapid and unplanned urbanization, the number [of people living in informal settlements] is estimated to double in the next fifteen years,"Arrighi said.
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Last Thursday, a United flight from Chicago to Hong Kong had to make an unplanned landing in Alaska because a passenger was "spreading feces everywhere."
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If you were going to find an issue to hold against Juno at the time, it was most likely its treatment of unplanned teen pregnancy.
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French power prices have spiked higher in recent weeks as a series of unplanned nuclear reactor closures have led to worries about security of supply.
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For this winter, RTE said electricity demand was expected to be stable, although unplanned nuclear reactor outages and a prolonged cold spell could squeeze supply.
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The Better Care Reconciliation Act also guts Medicaid, which pays for about half of all births in this country, including two-thirds of unplanned births.
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Although their financial habits aren't identical — Sollie describes her husband as a huge saver, while she sometimes needs an occasional, unplanned treat — they have plans.
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"Women should know that no form of contraception works perfectly, so an unplanned pregnancy could still result from correct usage of this device," she said.
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And now 44 years later, it's still a statement to broadcast, in no uncertain terms, what you do to avoid unplanned pregnancy, as I did.
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He is on the board of directors for Upstream USA, a national nonprofit that works to expand economic opportunity and mobility by reducing unplanned pregnancy.
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A global oil supply overhang has eased this month thanks to unplanned outages caused by wildfires in Canada and further losses in Nigeria and Libya.
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And unplanned pregnancy rates among women at or below the poverty level are more than five times as high as among the most affluent women.
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Younger women in the military, like other young women, are also less likely to use contraceptives consistently or effectively, increasing their risk of unplanned pregnancies.
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As soon as a specially written "anthem" for Hong Kong's demonstrators went online, shopping malls were brought to a halt by apparently unplanned mass renditions.
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In an unplanned move, Kim invited Moon to step briefly across into North Korea, before the two leaders crossed back into South Korea holding hands.
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These are designed partly to replace unplanned or informal settlements in which at least 40 percent of Egypt's 97 million population is estimated to live.
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Exports of distillates have consistently remained above 1 million bpd, EIA data shows, fueled by strong demand and unplanned outages in Europe and Latin America.
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We take photos of concerts, of our friends, of spectacles both planned and unplanned, and—depending on your age and social-media activity—of ourselves.
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The entire tension around Rainbow's unexpected pregnancy complications and her subsequent unplanned delivery felt like a soul twin to the This Is Us series premiere.
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But that modest addition has been more than offset by terrorist attacks on pipelines in the Middle East and unplanned production outages in several countries.
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An unintended pregnancy is virtually certain to impose substantial, unplanned-for expenses and time demands on any family, and those demands fall disproportionately on women.
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But it's actually pretty reasonable: About half of pregnancies in the US are unplanned, and the stakes of folate deficiency among babies are very high.
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Only families, not states, can determine whether they are up to such a challenge; coping with an unplanned child is hard enough as it is.
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Children whose births are unplanned are likelier to have health complications, to be born into poverty, to stop their education sooner and to earn less.
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"This bill is closer than we've ever been," said Daile Kelleher, the manager of Children by Choice, a nonprofit that helps women navigate unplanned pregnancies.
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Unplanned outages in the U.S. Gulf Coast, a major export hub, including at ExxonMobil's 502,500 bpd Baton Rouge refinery, are further helping reduce the glut.
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The government says the move ensures there will not be any further unplanned stoppages or cancellations of flights but insists it is not a bailout.
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"The number of 'missing workdays' in China will be roughly equivalent to the entire US workforce taking an unplanned break for two months," he warned.
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Conventional wisdom suggests that planning improves the chances of success, but there is evidence that unplanned attempts to quit smoking can be just as successful.
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"The Torrance refinery submitted an unplanned flaring notification to the South Coast Air Quality Management District due to a breakdown in some units," Spitler said.
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Brazilian cities underwent rapid and mostly unplanned urbanization in the last six decades, giving rise to vast shantytowns, erected haphazardly without adhering to building codes.
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Medicaid is incredibly important for reproductive health: The program for low-income Americans pays for half of all births, including two-thirds of unplanned births.
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Others include being a single mother, a teenager, low-income, lacking a high school diploma, or having an unplanned or unwanted pregnancy, panel members said.
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Their unplanned team-up turns out to be the beginning of a beautiful, bulked-out friendship, though neither man would willingly characterize it as such.
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She said she tried to be warm but firm toward her students, warning them about unplanned pregnancies and urging them not to date drug traffickers.
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Currently 45 percent of all pregnancies in the US are unplanned, and that number is closer to 85 percent when you look at teen pregnancies.
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And if so, what is so transformational and ominous about the act of penetration, if we table STIs and unplanned pregnancy for just a moment?
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Pregnancy crisis centers are part of the pro-life movement's ground campaign to provide counseling and abortion alternatives to women going through an unplanned pregnancy.
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Many oil output cuts were unplanned, such as Canada's wildfires or sabotage in Nigeria, and much of that production has returned or is expected back soon.
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These unplanned national protests were announced on social media just hours in advance, leaving social network users to do the work in getting the word out.
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"I found myself saying, 'Of course I want your baby, but we've got a show to do,' " Luft writes of the unplanned pregnancy in the book.
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In case you didn't get a calendar notification, today is Thanks, Birth Control Day, an initiative from the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy.
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"I knew it was unplanned, and honestly never expected her to fulfill most of the bizarre promises she kept adding," an anonymous woman told BuzzFeed News.
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"But women should know that no form of contraception works perfectly, so an unplanned pregnancy could still result from correct usage of this device," she added.
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So because Gareth had that sort of unplanned, vérité style… I don't want to have to make him work a different way in the space battle.
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If you read carefully you'll see the body text wording actually specifies that the MPA has "closed all individual reports related to unplanned pregnancies" (emphasis mine).
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Analysts warn that every barrel pumped to offset falling Iranian exports is a barrel that producers cannot tap when an unplanned outage hits the oil market.
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She acted in companies in Oklahoma and California, and in Los Angeles directed the Liquid Theater, whose cast interacted with audiences in unplanned talking and touching.
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The second trimester did not go smoothly: Ms. Brown developed infections that led to an unplanned cesarean section at the Woman's Hospital of Texas in Houston.
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Going forward, she will continue her beautiful disruptions of forced convention in different, larger format mediums with a stronger focus on painting and unplanned ink sketches.
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Khanna and Maloney argue that stealthing is a form of rape and sexual assault that can lead to unplanned pregnancies, sexually transmitted infections, and emotional repercussions.
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Part of his patchwork presence in the music world is his relationship with his own muse: "My music is very unplanned out," he noted to PEOPLE.
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As for this winter, RTE said electricity demand was expected to be stable, although unplanned nuclear reactor outages and a prolonged cold spell could squeeze supply.
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Philadelphia (CNN)Comedian Sarah Silverman said her on-stage denunciation Monday night of Bernie Sanders supporters who aren't yet backing Hillary Clinton as "ridiculous" was unplanned.
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The Pill Club has partnered with Power To Decide, a nonprofit campaign to prevent unplanned pregnancies, to dole out free emergency contraception to women in need.
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The data show that they are far less concerned about age-old teenage problems like unplanned pregnancy and binge-drinking than they are about mental health.
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"We know that when family planning services and contraceptives are easily accessible, there are fewer unplanned pregnancies, maternal deaths, and abortions," she said in a statement.
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A driver made an "unplanned PokéStop" when he crashed into a school in Melbourne on Thursday evening, according to police in the Australian state of Victoria.
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The rumours and worries Indorama's fourth quarter would be weak due to unplanned plant shutdowns in Europe had driven its shares down 11 percent in January.
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Separately, SoCalGas sent a notice to residents living near Aliso Canyon that there was an "unplanned release" of gas from the facility on Monday during maintenance.
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Imperial Oil Ltd, fell 3.1 percent to C$36.08 after reporting an unexpected second-quarter loss due to planned and unplanned maintenance that curbed oil output.
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"If the unplanned supply cuts remain in place" oil prices could hit $75 dollars a barrel as inventories fall, PVM's Tamas Varga said in a note.
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Eventually they tracked everyone down, and thus began a previously-unplanned second study on the same people, who are now between 20 and 23 years old.
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"Planned urbanization is required rather than the ad-hoc, unplanned urbanization that we have seen so far," said Shirish Sankhe, a McKinsey senior partner in India.
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The London Metal Exchange (LME) lead market was roiled in early June by news of an unplanned outage at the Port Pirie lead smelter in Australia.
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Included were 50 women and girls who'd experienced unplanned or unwanted pregnancies and dozens of others -- such as health providers, social service professionals and other officials.
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The simple truth is that many women don't expect to need prenatal and maternity care because nearly half — 45 percent — of all U.S. pregnancies are unplanned.
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The plant was shut as part of a brief unplanned outage that delayed a handful of shipments but avoided cancellations, several trade sources said on Friday.
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Three-quarters of these pregnancies are unplanned, and 30 percent end in abortion, according to the Guttmacher Institute, a research organization committed to advancing reproductive rights.
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Nevertheless, the penultimate episode rather hastily sought to move the ball forward, as has the entire season, beginning with Hannah (Lena Dunham) and her unplanned pregnancy.
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The most common impulse buys are purchased in person rather than online, and millennials are the group most likely to buy an unplanned item for themselves.
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"Birth control is very important to me after an unplanned pregnancy with a terrible partner," Williams wrote in a testimonial championing the importance of contraceptive coverage.
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While we know that deprivation isn't necessarily a direct cause of unplanned pregnancy or abortion rates, it's certainly a factor and the two are very linked.
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Yet even if it was unplanned, it became the perfect end to a show that captured a moment—and a movement—focused solely on teenage feelings.
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Predictably, I ended up with two unplanned pregnancies – one that ended in abortion, and one that ended with the birth of my wonderful now-teenaged daughter.
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In one experiment, they found two-thirds of the edited genes showed expected levels of small unwanted changes, but 20% of them had large unplanned deletions.
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Though he was not the shooter, and the murder was unplanned, my father and the two others were sentenced to 15 years to life in prison.
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And for this generation, facing the very real possibility of increased medical expenses in the near term, an unplanned bill can come at a severe cost.
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The meeting between Mr. Mnuchin and Prince Mohammed was unplanned and came at the request of the Saudis, according to a person familiar with the situation.
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There was nothing to do, finally, but shake hands with this new, unplanned and unwelcome Thing in my body, then fight it with everything I had.
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The return of Jonah, whom Violet put up for adoption after an unplanned pregnancy, unsettles the family, casting new light on decades of secrets and betrayals.
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It's having big effects on the number of women requesting and receiving contraception in a state that recently had the nation's highest rate of unplanned pregnancies.
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Over the past three seasons, we've watched them awkwardly fall in love after an unplanned pregnancy, parent two children and try to stay above financial struggles.
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The other newcomer in the top five was Pure Flix's "Unplanned," an R-rated Christian drama about a young woman who founds an anti-abortion organization.
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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon is expected to "fully recover" after having an unplanned heart surgery, according to a person who was briefed by his doctors.
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But gas production has been rising year-on-year at almost 10%, making maximum power burn essential to avoid an unplanned build up in gas stocks.
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Read: In "Red at the Bone," a new novel from Jacqueline Woodson, the effects of an unplanned pregnancy ripple through three generations of a Brooklyn family.
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But gas production has been rising year-on-year at almost 10%, making maximum power burn essential to avoid an unplanned build up in gas stocks.
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More than a quarter of Eskom's 45,000 MW generating capacity has been offline because of unplanned power plant outages, including at faulty new mega plant Kusile.
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Traders believe it is the first unplanned outage for some years in the line, which was scheduled to pump 406,000 barrels per day (bpd) in December.
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The current series of unplanned nuclear reactor outages for safety inspections in France could reduce EDF's earnings by at least 1 billion euros, Les Echos reported.
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Critic's Pick Long before she found fame with the "Pippi Longstocking" series, the Swedish children's author Astrid Lindgren had an unplanned pregnancy that changed her life.
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In Robert O'Hara's futuristic satire about an unplanned pregnancy and its world-changing consequences, women have disappeared from the planet and men have learned to reproduce.
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What has changed is the average age that women have their first child and marriage — meaning there are more years to protect against an unplanned pregnancy.
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"Getting pregnant at the same time was totally unplanned, but they are really happy about it," the source added of the Revenge Body star and Jenner, 20.
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The "temporary, unplanned outage" occurred after a lighting system controller was switched off to change out faulty lighting equipment, said Jerry Willis with the National Parks Service.
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The move comes after an especially embarrassing year of drunken passengers being rowdy, abusing other passengers, stripping, openly having sex, and ultimately diverting flights to unplanned destinations.
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This installation seems awkward and unplanned when compared to its counterpart found elsewhere in the exhibition: a toy box Williams constructed from fragments of another demolished home.
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The plant was shut as part of a brief unplanned outage that delayed a handful of shipments but there were no cancellations, trade sources said on Friday.
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Because of this ability, Oracle claims guaranteed availability of 99.995 percent, which Ellison boldly stated was "less than 30 minutes of planned or unplanned downtime" per year.
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British authorities contacted airfields along the coast to check if the plane had made an unplanned landing, but there was no sign it had, Guernsey police said.
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"In our view, these unplanned outages have helped cushion some of the effect of Iran's speedy recovery of exports," the Barclay's analysts wrote in a research note.
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The central bank on Thursday offered to buy 400 billion yen of five- to 10-year JGBs in an unplanned operation, helping cap the rise in yields.
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"Getting pregnant at the same time was totally unplanned, but they are really happy about it," the source added of the Revenge Body star and Jenner, 20.
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Cargo loading dates often change, and the need for regular updates was illustrated in December 2017 when the Forties oil pipeline had an unplanned shutdown, delaying cargoes.
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The results provide valuable data for programs intended to prevent unplanned pregnancies that are aimed at young men, the researchers write in American Journal of Men's Health.
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More than half said a natural birth was extremely or very important, yet 23.9% wound up needing drugs or an epidural, and 2420% had unplanned C-sections.
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Drizzy, in this sense, is all of us, caught in a moment of unplanned broadcast, before we've had a chance to blot the oil off our face.
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There was nothing disastrous about Teddy Roosevelt's accession to the presidency after William McKinley's assassination, but it did represent an unplanned shift in the nation's ideological trajectory.
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If, in his unplanned second act, Mr. Kaplan was tilting at windmills, at least he was doing so with one of Mahler's batons, which he also owned.
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Sanctions and unplanned problems can help make Saudi Arabia's role as swing producer more effective by simplifying coordination with other producers and reducing the risk of cheating.
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"It kind of was unplanned and just unfolded naturally when we were barefooted and on a walk with our little puppies," he told PEOPLE at the time.
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"Getting pregnant at the same time was totally unplanned, but they are really happy about it," the source added of the Revenge Body star and Jenner, 20.
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Unplanned is a scripted film that tells the real-life story of Johnson, the former director of a Planned Parenthood clinic who became an anti-abortion activist.
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Unplanned tells the story of Johnson's eight-year career at Planned Parenthood and ultimate decision to leave, also detailed in Johnson's 2011 book of the same title.
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If all goes well and without any kind of unplanned explosion, the reusable part of the Falcon 9 should touch down at around eight minutes post-launch.
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Eskom resumed power cuts on Wednesday after unplanned breakdowns at some of its generating units reached more than 10,500 MW of its roughly 45,000 MW installed capacity.
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Eskom resumed power cuts on Wednesday after unplanned breakdowns at some of its generating units reached more than 10,500 MW of its roughly 45,000 MW installed capacity.
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Consistently, in surveys conducted by the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy, teens have said parents have the most influence over their decisions about sex.
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First of all, it demonstrates a marked step from straight in-and-out automated parking in a relative short period of time toward full unplanned driverless parking.
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Reactors number 2 and 3 reported unplanned outages early on Wednesday with output reduced to 520 MW and 680 MW respectively, according to French grid operator RTE.
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They also agreed that a pact on unplanned maritime encounters, signed in 2014 by countries in the region, applied to the South China Sea, the newspaper added.
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Night after night there were unplanned delays, drama about speakers going over and pissing off later speakers, and plenty of off-the-record shit-talking to reporters.
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The state's Legislative Budget Board estimated that the cuts would result in more than 20,23 unplanned pregnancies and ultimately cost the state more than $230 million dollars.
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More should also be done to prevent unplanned human ignitions during extreme fire weather, with more rangers and law enforcement officers to stop illegal fireworks and campfires.
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It also warned that the findings could cause "undue panic, particularly as many pregnancies are unplanned, and paves the way for unwarranted and inappropriate interventions" like abortion.
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What can make a difference in tackling unplanned and unwanted pregnancies are more conversations about -- and more access to -- birth control, reproductive health care and sex ed.
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The study is also limited by the fact that researchers didn't distinguish between planned and unplanned doctor visits or hospital stays within the first week after discharge.
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For every pledge made, it will also donate a condom to a young woman, in partnership with Bedsider and The National Campaign to Prevent Teen & Unplanned Pregnancy.
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Unplanned America was born over happy hour beers, when we decided, on a whim, to fund a six-month shoot in the States with our own money.
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On the other side are those who believe that the best way to prevent unplanned pregnancies and the spread of STIs is to promote abstinence, full stop.
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Yet even with this progress, women of color, young women living in poverty, and young women in rural areas are more likely to experience an unplanned pregnancy.
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One patient, Jennafer Norris, above, was told after a dangerous and unplanned pregnancy that despite her wishes, a doctor wouldn't tie her tubes to prevent another one.
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In his five years as the principal at Fulton High, Mr. Tennyson, a former Illinois police officer, had never presided over an unplanned lockdown of his school.
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In 1984, a group of drag queens, including Lady Bunny, and other New York artists decided to stage and unplanned show in Tompkins Square Park in Manhattan.
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Experts say defunding Planned Parenthood would lead to more unplanned pregnancies and would mean fewer women, particularly low-income women, would have access to basic health care.
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"(The offense) was impulsive, unplanned and did not result in any physical injury to the victim," prosecutors wrote in a federal sentencing memorandum obtained by the outlet.
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During the year, the refinery has sustained several planned and unplanned outages especially on its two crude distillation units, two vacuum distillation units and two coking units.
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While James made his interest known on Trump's favorite TV station, Grenell will be stopping in Washington for unplanned meetings at the White House later this week.
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Three seasons later, Amelia is expecting an unplanned baby with a guy she desperately wants to date casually (she expressly tells Link as much earlier in "Cling").
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"Data are consistent with a cyberattack or unplanned technical incident on affected networks as opposed to a purposeful withdrawal or shutdown incident," it said in a tweet.
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But I wish small things — meals on a train, unplanned moments that can't be logged as self-improvement or furniture that is owned — didn't feel old-fashioned.
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TRANSFORMATIVE TECHNIQUE I feel the most like myself in theatrical and editorial makeup that involves lines, colors, textures, and shapes — anything with unplanned, 3D, or freehand designs.
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"Unplanned," which tells the true story of a Planned Parenthood employee who has a life-changing experience, doubled expectations that pegged an opening weekend around $3 million.
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If the shutdown is unplanned and happens simultaneously with a loss of critical cooling systems—as was the case at Le Blayais—things get much more volatile.
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The attacks knocked out around half of Saudi Arabia's crude production and severely limited the country's spare capacity, a cushion for oil markets in any unplanned outage.
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In an unplanned moment of theater, Kim invited Moon to step briefly across into North Korea, before the two leaders crossed back into South Korea holding hands.
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In the meantime, unplanned outages from both Nigeria and Canada, which has suffered wildfires, have helped boost global oil prices by bringing supply and demand into better balance.
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And the week ended with much of the Internet taking an unplanned day off, compliments of a massive DDoS attack that as of press time was still ongoing.
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It doesn't help that a third of the older individuals Nationwide polled said they would be unable to pay for an unplanned expense that's as low as $500.
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We live in a country where roughly half of all pregnancies are unplanned, so there are, unsurprisingly, many women who become pregnant and choose not to give birth.
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Member countries failed to reach a consensus on production at their April meeting, but world crude production has fallen nonetheless, due to unplanned outages in Nigeria and Canada.
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Unplanned, chance encounters—with a protest as one wanders down the street, or a competing argument aired on the evening news—help guard against "fragmentation, polarisation and extremism".
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The unplanned coupling of systems originally meant to be independent has often been identified as a threat to resiliency ("Brittle power: energy strategy for national security", Lovins, 1982).
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During an interview with Power 105.1's The Breakfast Club last week, the Grammy-nominated rapper spoke openly about her unplanned pregnancy with fiancé, rapper Offset of Migos.
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Attacks on Nigeria's oil industry, wildfires in Canada and losses elsewhere pushed the level of unplanned supply outages to the highest in at least five years in May.
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Global oil markets remain tight with unplanned supply stoppages from Libya, Venezuela and more recently, an outage at Canada's Syncrude upgrader that has especially strained North American markets.
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Crude prices and spreads are being propelled higher by an almost perfect storm of increasing economic optimism (or at least reducing pessimism), OPEC cuts and unplanned supply disruptions.
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I'm not sure that the general public reaction to an unplanned boob sighting on what, technically, is considered a family-friendly broadcast would be all that different today.
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Found a post by her, met up for a date — I believe coffee and walking along the West Side Highway, though the latter part of that was unplanned.
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" This doesn't mean he's adjusting his plans, he notes: "Instead, I'm just creating even more of a safety net for the planned and unplanned increases in life expenses.
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In fact, seven out of every 10 pregnancies among women in their 20s are unplanned, and the highest unintended pregnancy rate is among young women age 403-24.
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It is also aiming to get its Kralupy refinery, in an unplanned shutdown since May, back on line in October, with repairs estimated to cost 400 million crowns.
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This summer I decided to take my time: My partner and I bought a 1987 motorhome and took our dog on a penniless, unplanned four-month road trip.
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" Bowens encouraged mothers going through unplanned pregnancy to keep their heads high, as she candidly declared, "The reality is I don't want to be a mother every day.
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"What we liked about Abby's story is it kind of covers both extremes and the middle of the abortion issue," Joe Knopp, a producer for Unplanned, told Vox.
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Body language Every move, subconscious twitch and unplanned reaction will be captured in high definition, magnified before a Super Bowl-sized audience and endlessly dissected on cable news.
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Pouyanne said Total was able to move in and rapidly close the unplanned deal because it was willing to take in the political risk of the Libyan situation.
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It's becoming more common to see older parents with kids in elementary or high school, said Bill Albert of the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy.
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Better, she says, help women to avoid unplanned pregnancies and delay childbearing at least until they finish school and are in a solid relationship, whether married or not.
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Time to Meet the Truth The majority's plan to decrease access to birth control as a tactic to prevent unplanned pregnancies is a disturbing embrace of alternative facts.
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And poor women are more likely to carry an unintended pregnancy to term: This group has an unplanned birth rate nearly seven times that of higher-income women.
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But while Juno was lauded for its lead's feisty take on unplanned pregnancy, Tully's depiction of postpartum psychosis has been censured by mothers and mental-health providers alike.
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Ayyash supplements the family income by selling marijuana on the side, and when he makes an unplanned recipe alteration and mixes some into the baked goods, business booms.
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Sabotaging responsible family planning and cutting poor women off from access to family planning only results in more unplanned pregnancies and more abortions — including dangerous, high risk abortions.
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Faced with a choice between cleaning up his language and killing everyone onboard with an unplanned dive into the Philippine Sea, he said, he chose to stay alive.
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A feigned irrationality stance of Kim Jung Un might be undertaken exclusively by the North Korean side, or in an entirely unplanned tandem, "together" with the United States.
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Unplanned oil supply outages have risen this month to the highest in at least five years because of wildfires in Canada and further losses in Nigeria and Libya.
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You could get surprised by something wholly unplanned for, and I think it's no mistake that Subnautica was initially planned as a game that takes place in space.
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In it, he confirms what we've always suspected of ourselves: "fully 60 to 70 percent of purchases [in supermarkets] were unplanned," he wrote, according to grocery industry studies.
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Currently eight of those, with a combined capacity of around 4.2 gigawatts - almost half of the country's total nuclear power capacity - are offline for planned or unplanned outages.
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I don't mean to suggest money is the only factor that shapes many women's response to an unplanned pregnancy, but let's be clear about how much it matters.
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Currently, eight of those with a combined capacity of around 4.2 gigawatts - almost half of the country's total nuclear power capacity - are offline for planned or unplanned outages.
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The Villanuevas are a family, but that word extends to include Jane's husband, her unplanned child by artificial insemination, the baby's father, and the baby's father's ex wife.
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That unplanned surge is straining corporate network systems, offering nation-state hackers an undreamed-of opportunity to unleash a second wave of more comprehensive attacks on American businesses.
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Despite being caught off guard by the president's suggestion for an unplanned meeting with Ms. Sacoolas, Harry Dunn's parents appeared grateful for Mr. Trump's interest in the case.
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As long as you don&apost let those unplanned purchases get out of control or bust your budget, Costco can save you a lot more than it costs.
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Chevron's $54 billion Gorgon plant was shut as part of a brief unplanned outage that has delayed a handful of shipments but avoided cancellations, several trade sources said.
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The company announced it would spend NZ$515 million this year on previously unplanned work to fix damage from the large earthquake that hit New Zealand in November.
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We don't need to text each other from our cars to say we're on the road, except if one of us makes an unplanned stop, as I did.
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Mr. Patrick's foray into the business was unplanned: when his sister was getting married in 20173, he couldn't find anything that he wanted to wear for the celebrations.
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But while a virtual conference provides protection from health threats, it can't replicate the value of the meetings and schmoozing, planned and unplanned, that happen face-to-face.
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The fact that Trump has now done a 180 on dialogue with Pyongyang is just an illustration of how unpredictable, and often unplanned his personal diplomacy really is.
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JP Morgan left its 65 cents a share estimate unchanged, but noted that the company does not provide insight into unplanned outages in its refining and chemicals units.
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She said the short was never meant to be a calling card for a feature, but more of a counterweight to depictions of unplanned pregnancies in other movies.
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"This creates the potential for higher energy bills, and leaving the EU could risk supply shortages in the event of extreme weather or unplanned generation outages," it said.
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Today an entire flourishing genre of television goes by the name "reality," yet no one who watches it thinks it is genuinely real — that is, unplanned and unedited.
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Pop-culture depictions of abortion, from the 21973 romantic comedy Obvious Child to the 224 anti-abortion biopic Unplanned, typically feature a single, childless woman undergoing the procedure.
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Like any of the current ride combinations, guests aboard Star Tours will take an unplanned detour on their trip and land smack in the middle of a galactic conflict.
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"(Cities) need to move from unplanned urbanization to planned urbanization," said Loretta Hieber Girardet, chief of Asia-Pacific at the United Nations International Strategy for Disaster Reduction in Bangkok.
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"A portion of the lighting system that illuminates the Statue of Liberty experienced a temporary, unplanned outage tonight," National Park Service public affairs officer Jerry Willis told USA Today.
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Oil prices have rallied over the last two months due to unplanned production outages in Canada and Nigeria that have helped bring global supply and demand into better balance.
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A key driver of the rally has unplanned oil supply outages, which hit their highest level in five years at an estimated 3.5 million barrels per day, Kilduff said.
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It actually hurt to unsubscribe from some designers, but I went through my whole inbox, and it really helped to curb unplanned spending over the course of the year.
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The company said in a statement it had been hurt by a global slowdown, the global trade row and volatile commodity prices as well as planned and unplanned maintenance.
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" The appearance, which Hannity said was unplanned, sparked outrage, and some of Hannity's Fox news coworkers expressed deep anger about his appearance, claiming that "a new line was crossed.
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"I'm posting because I want to tell everyone that the invisible threads of luck — the unplanned circumstances — knit the web of which our life is caught on," he wrote.
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This opens up a new role for life insurers, but one that is complementary and supportive of their core product of protecting people against the unplanned contingencies of life.
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The 2000-year-old butcher from the poor outskirts of Caracas decided on the operation after having an unplanned second child because she could not find birth control pills.
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Bowser said in the letter that the fund has also been depleted by $7.3 million in costs for Trump's inauguration and unplanned events like President George H.W. Bush's funeral.
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But unplanned problems can also cause the oil market to over-tighten temporarily, pushing prices higher and masking underlying imbalances between production and consumption, contributing to a subsequent slump.
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The mess that extends from their extramarital union includes the demise of two marriages, four troubled and bereft children, an unplanned pregnancy, an accidental homicide and an unjust incarceration.
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"We now have far more electricity capacity offline due to unplanned outages than would be shut off next year as a result of a successful initiative," Schuler told Reuters.
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"US Midwestern floods, unplanned outages, transit disruptions, and OPEC cuts have all snarled the supply side of the oil market, supporting prices," Barclays wrote in a recent research note.
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Cramblett "is now facing numerous challenges and external pressures associated with an unplanned transracial parent-child relationship for which she was not, and is not, prepared," the suit said.
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Companies such as Mitie, Capita and Carillion have also been hit over the past year by rising labour costs and as unplanned changes have escalated costs on past contracts.
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We expect it to remain below 1x through 2019, although we believe that acquisitions or other unplanned cash outflows may lead adjusted net leverage to increase temporarily above 1x.
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It makes sense: Why worry about painful silences, fumbling for the right word, or unplanned tangents derailing a conversation when you could craft, edit, and rewrite the perfect message?
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Throughout the Houston metro area, decades of virtually unplanned growth has resulted in thousands of square miles of paved streets, parking lots and other hard surfaces covering the ground.
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For example, nearly one-quarter of Planned Parenthood clients are under the age of 20, and 85033 percent of Planned Parenthood's clients receive services to prevent an unplanned pregnancy.
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For an unplanned experiment has just started that could, if it is not nipped in the bud, spread one of the world's nastiest diseases to its most populous continent.
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A lack of education about their sexual and reproductive health and rights puts them at greater risk of exploitation, unplanned pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections, say disability rights campaigners.
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Of the clinics in those counties, only a third offer the full range of contraceptive methods, according to Power to Decide, a national nonprofit working to prevent unplanned pregnancies.
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At an unplanned protest march on Sunday evening, scores of officers, some carrying rifles, showed up in a residential area in riot gear, and were backed by armored trucks.
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Title X providers would be prohibited from promoting, supporting, or even presenting abortion as a choice when patients come to them with a pregnancy that is unplanned and unwanted.
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Tensions were high, particularly after a clash on Sunday evening, when a group of protesters leaving an organized march headed on an unplanned route to the city's Police Headquarters.
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"Wing leaders wanted a product that would keep pilots alive at minus-40 and although unplanned, the findings were clear that the sleep system could far surpass this goal."
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Trump Tower meeting Four days after Trump was elected, Banks Wigmore and Farage had what they say was an unplanned meeting with the then-President-elect in Trump Tower.
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Unplanned shutdowns at East Coast refineries also helped push jet fuel prices higher this year, said Sandeep Sayal, vice president in the refining and marketing group at IHS Markit.
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House leadership has floated avoiding Democrats altogether by putting the additional defense funding in the Overseas Contingency Operations fund, which covers unplanned military expenses outside of the budget's baseline.
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"The entire week could be severely constrained if we are unable to replenish the diesel and water reserves, and reduce the high unplanned outages," Eskom spokesman Khulu Phasiwe said.
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Digital video recorders in some parts of the world can automatically adjust to unplanned schedule changes when live events run long, thanks to agreements between broadcasters and service providers.
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You can't have those unplanned small group or one-on-one interactions with people you don't know if you're just boxes within a Zoom call or some other broadcast.
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An Ohio woman had her first child after an unplanned pregnancy — and then had a second because she did not want her daughter to face an environmental collapse alone.
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Yet it was more important to regain control of its message after a week-long whirlwind featuring unplanned spats with Elizabeth Warren, Joe Biden and now his 2016 rival.
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But there was something of an unplanned drill earlier this month, too, when public broadcaster NHK sent out an erroneous alert saying North Korea had launched a ballistic missile.
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His new apartment in a gated complex of beige concrete buildings on clean streets stands in stark contrast to the unplanned red-brick favela perched on the adjacent hillside.
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In fact, the U.S. has the highest maternal mortality rate in the industrialized world, and about half of pregnancies in the U.S. are unplanned, with low spacing between births.
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ESKOM'S TROUBLES Eskom resumed power cuts on Wednesday after unplanned breakdowns at some of its generating units reached more than 10,500 MW of its roughly 45,000 MW installed capacity.
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The higher costs of business operations may lead to workers being provided fewer hours of work every week and could hurt their ability to negotiate unplanned absences for themselves.
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And unlike unplanned traditional power plant outages that happen far more often than an eclipse, we knew years in advance that the sun was going to take a break.
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Take a boat ride to the 365 isletas for a relaxing day or have dinner on famous La Calzada street and enjoy unplanned evening entertainment right in the streets.
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PRAGUE, Jan 25 (Reuters) - Czech downstream oil group Unipetrol reported on Thursday a drop in fourth-quarter net profit to 737 million crowns ($36.13 million) after an unplanned shutdown.
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Bill Albert, chief program officer at the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy in Washington, D.C., said HHS had "offered up very little explanation" for the change.
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"You're trading a highly cost-effective benefit for a relatively high-cost population, and the cost of that population is even greater when the pregnancy is unplanned," she said.
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But this sort of wondering goes doubly for adopted people, like me, whose existences are so often driven by one-time, chance encounters that resulted in completely unplanned pregnancies.
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All joking aside, it is a major executive upheaval at the company, part of a planned and also unplanned attempt by CEO Jack Dorsey to turn around the company.
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We have a theory: In nine months, she plans on being more awesome than she currently is because she won't have to worry about the results of an unplanned pregnancy.
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The unplanned demonstration came a day after protests forced two major shopping centers for mobile phones and electronics to close in Tehran and after demonstrators earlier closed its Grand Bazaar.
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Oil demand has been chasing records for most of the year, and OPEC has said it will raise output in order to meet demand and replace crude from unplanned disruptions.
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After over two years, resurgent romances, drug investigations, an unplanned pregnancy and a bullet to her beau's chest, Jane the virgin finally shed the name by which we knew her.
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In court, then 25-year-old Dubay put forward a novel legal argument: When a child is unplanned, men should have an equivalent right to a woman's right to abortion.
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While placing too aggressive a holiday order can leave retailers with too much merchandise — forcing them to run unplanned promotions — having too little in stock can pressure their overall revenues.
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A filmmaker's duty to their subjects and audience took an unplanned turn in the case of Argentinian-Canadian director Laura Bari's second and third features, Ariel (2013) and Primas (2017).
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When a Chinese navy ship seized an American drone, the guidelines that already existed under the Code for Unplanned Encounters at Sea (CUES) were not enough to settle the dispute.
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Cohen expects unplanned outages to continue to affect the oil market, a constructive aspect from a balance perspective, but the strike in Kuwait won't last too long, he told CNBC.
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Decades of research has shown that abstinence-only programs just don't work: They don't keep people from having sex, they don't reduce unplanned pregnancy, and they don't reduce STI transmission.
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In addition, Bayer must develop and conduct a new post-market study that will investigate the rate of complications including injuries, pain, unplanned pregnancies, and surgery to remove the device.
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Some of the travelers I met in Kerala were taking each unplanned day as it came — but going to India as a lone woman, I preferred to be more organized.
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"From the chance encounters that can evolve into instances of sexual abuse, unexpected sexual partners, or even unplanned pregnancies — excessive drinking in social situations can be dangerous," the site says.
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It may come as a shock to many heading into or planning for retirement, but there is a often unplanned but mandatory expense you must account for — your health coverage.
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I thought it so fast that I felt guilty about it, as if a baby on the way were the only thing special enough to prompt an unplanned phone chat.
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The unplanned emergence of any social movement in China presents Communist bosses with a choice: scramble to the front of the parade and claim to lead it, or ban it.
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My story is meant to be an inspiration to let women know that they are not destined for failure if they find themselves in the middle of an unplanned pregnancy.
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Rather it is meant to be an inspiration to let women know that they are not destined for failure if they find themselves in the middle of an unplanned pregnancy.
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There's no update provided on the developer's website or social media about the removal – and as a recent grand prize winner, one would have to assume a removal was unplanned.
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When you have to adapt something that has to work in an extreme environment, you have to deal with a lot of unplanned details to make it safe and dependable.
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The stigma around Black girls and unplanned pregnancy is so strong that I grew up believing that being with child was the absolute worst thing that could happen to me.
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Unplanned disruptions have made scheduled cuts by Saudi Arabia and its allies in the expanded OPEC+ group more effective, shifting the oil market outlook from over-production to under-supply.
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After unseasonably warm temperatures last year forced stores to run unplanned promotions, retailers and analysts alike have pointed to opportunities for them to beef up their profit margins this Christmas.
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The National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy issued a 2015 report trying to explain why the urban-rural disparity in teen birthrates exists — and might be getting worse.
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Revenue from iron ore mining, its biggest division, rose by 2.7 percent, while copper revenues slumped 17.3 percent due to unplanned production outages at its Olympic Dam and Spence projects.
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States and localities should assess the potential impact of unplanned chemical releases, more serious incidents and the cumulative health impact on surrounding communities, with a focus on environmental justice concerns.
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Instead of celebrating and learning from the program's success, House Republicans overturned rules strengthening it in February, freeing up states to restrict the same services that brought unplanned pregnancies down.
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It would have to figure out how to update and improve on something whose greatness has always felt at least partially unplanned, a byproduct of naivete, ambition, and happy accident.
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On Monday, her court-appointed lawyer said in her closing argument that the attack was unplanned, urging jurors to consider the lesser charge of attempted manslaughter instead of attempted murder.
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According to the Federal Reserve, 41 percent of Americans could not cover an unplanned $400 expense without incurring credit card debt they wouldn't be able to pay off that month.
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The accidental nature of her pregnancy is common—Bridget uses out of date "dolphin-friendly" vegan condoms—the Wellcome Trust estimates that one in six pregnancies in Britain are unplanned.
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