Their attempt to move is the first time he's stood up in years.
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But as Mr. Dee has gotten up in years, his bathroom needs have increased, too.
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Now we have people getting up in years continuing to work or having to rely solely on Social Security.
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A Moscow-brokered ceasefire halted four days of violence in the South Caucasus region in April, the worst flare-up in years.
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This kind of unprecedented government land grab would tie the government up in years of costly litigation as landowners fight back in the courts.
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And what Tillerson, 64, may lack in traditional diplomatic training, supporters say, he's made up in years of wrangling recalcitrant and corrupt foreign regimes.
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"Devon is just opening the door because we have so many other graduations that are going to be coming up in years to come," she said.
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I know a lot of people up in years who have been Cub fans all their lives who have been literally living to see this moment.
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Among other proposed changes in the biggest ministry shake-up in years, China said it will merge its banking and insurance regulators, and create new bureaus.
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It's not even the case that more Americans think crime is up in years when it's actually up (or flat) than in years when it's down.
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Last year, the health insurance sector experienced its biggest shake up in years, as rivals Aetna and Cigna closed deals with the biggest U.S. pharmacy benefits managers.
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It's become less about the game than the gathering—some of us are up in years, and we're never sure that everyone will be around next April.
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Three military sources blamed demobilized former rebel fighters - forces caught up in years of instability in Francophone West Africa's most important economy - though no group claimed responsibility.
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Trump threatened to tie his lenders up in years of bankruptcy-court litigation if they didn't agree to let him largely off the hook for what he owed.
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But martech has become hotly competitive, and it&aposll be hard to win big clients that are tied up in years-long contracts with the big marketing clouds.
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You don't want a doddering physician, that much is plain, so most hospital medical staffs and state medical boards require some extra scrutiny as doctors get up in years.
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A Moscow-brokered ceasefire halted four days of violence in the South Caucasus region in April, the worst flare-up in years, but sporadic shooting remains commonplace, causing fatalities.
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However, states can join with the feds in court, as they did during the antitrust investigation into Microsoft in the 1990s, as well as tangle Google up in years of legal battles.
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China said it will merge its banking and insurance regulators, according to a parliament document released on Tuesday, in a series of proposed changes in the biggest ministry shake-up in years.
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The distinction puts it a notch above Netflix when it comes to a certain kind of Hollywood prestige, and will likely have real ramifications as competition continues to heat up in years ahead.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China is merging its banking and insurance regulators, giving new powers to policymaking bodies such as the central bank and creating new ministries in the biggest government shake-up in years.
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"At very little cost one individual can take a project and tie it up in years of litigation," said Douglas Abbey, a lecturer on real estate at the Stanford Graduate School of Business.
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A Moscow-brokered ceasefire halted four days of violence in the South Caucasus region in April, the worst flare-up in years, but sporadic shooting persists at night and some deaths have been reported.
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The new banks could be the biggest shake-up in years to Hong Kong's profitable retail banking sector, dominated by old guard lenders such as HSBC , Bank of China (Hong Kong) and Standard Chartered.
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A potential entry by Grab — backed by Japan's SoftBank Group — and others would mark the biggest shake-up in years for a market dominated by DBS Group Holdings, Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp and United Overseas Bank.
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Shaukat Ali, running a tea shop under a bamboo stall on barren land outside the plant, said local workers check in routinely for possible vacancies at the J&J site, but nothing has come up in years.
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A potential entry by Grab - backed by Japan's SoftBank Group Corp - and others would mark the biggest shake-up in years for a market dominated by DBS Group Holdings Ltd, Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp and United Overseas Bank Ltd.
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A potential entry by Grab - backed by Japan's SoftBank Group Corp - and others would mark the biggest shake-up in years for a market dominated by DBS Group Holdings Ltd , Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp and United Overseas Bank Ltd.
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The introduction of online-only banking has the potential to be the biggest shake-up in years in the city's retail banking sector dominated by old-guard lenders such as HSBC, Standard Chartered and a slew of Chinese banks.
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M-Sport managing director Malcolm Wilson said the team, who also have 2016 World Rally Championship driver of the year Ott Tanak of Estonia, would go to next month's Monte Carlo season- opener with their strongest line-up in years.
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A Moscow-brokered ceasefire halted four days of violence in the South Caucasus region on April 5, the worst flare-up in years, but sporadic shooting is still frequent at night and people on both sides have been killed since.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China will hand over a slew of new responsibilities for river, marine and soil pollution as well as climate change to a beefed-up environment ministry, it said on Tuesday, part of its biggest shake-up in years.
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Oregon, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said in a speech, ''Having grown up in years when women, by law or custom, were protected from a range of occupations, including lawyering, and from serving on juries, I am instinctively suspicious of women-only protective legislation.
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The subject, such as it is, is the unblinking pursuit of obsessions, no matter how peculiar they may be—and Morris captures these people not only telling their stories, but sharing the theories they've cooked up in years of work, mostly by themselves.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong has issued online-only banking licenses to three groups, including joint ventures (JVs) of Standard Chartered and BOC Hong Kong, in what could be the biggest shake-up in years in the city's retail banking sector dominated by old-guard lenders.
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Primarily set at the Grand Hotel in Brighton, the story alternates between the lives of a middle-aged diving coach-cum-hotel manager named Moose Finch, his newly adult daughter Freya, and a confused young man named Dan caught in a Northern Ireland bound up in years of political contention.
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Closest match-up in years. Saturday, 28 August 2010, page 54. This era officially ended in 2007, when Nightcliff won the Grand Final against their long-time rivals, Tracy Village, 11 - 4.Aloia, Andrew. (2007).
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The original John Bull is housed on static display at the National Museum of American History in Washington, D.C., while the replica of the John Bull, built in 1939, is owned and preserved by the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania is stored serviceable, having not been fired up in years.
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Water in the ranges is sparse and difficult to rely on: there are water tanks on the outskirts at Grindells Hut, Italowie Gap, and Arcoona Bluff. There are a number of waterholes, some of which are deep in the ranges and quite reliable, but all of them have been known to dry up in years of extreme drought.
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Some stayed like Naomi Shockey (Aunt Maggie) who lived in the house southeast of the church. This area is part of the 5 acres purchased by the Shockey Family Memorial Fellowship. Aunt Maggie was getting up in years and was afraid that God would not be able to hear the small congregation sing and worship. Her idea was to get a bell for the church.
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Remember a time when pop videos didn't have to shimmer and sparkle, when you didn't need choreographed dance routines or outlandish costumes? Remember when cars and cleavage was enough? Madonna clearly does." Robbie Daw of Idolator agreed, writing that the video is "the most fun visual [Madonna has] offered up in years... All in all, a fantastic video for one of the more mediocre tracks off MDNA.
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" Steve Heisler of The A.V. Club gave the episode a C+ saying that "'The Banker' was hardly an episode at all, but rather a clip show. Why does The Office need a clip show now? Are ratings really that low? Perhaps after six seasons and amidst the most rock-solid Thursday comedy line-up in years, people have simply forgotten what's been happening in Scranton and needed a refresher. Whatever.
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The entire Senate is up in years ending in 1, 3, and 7; as there is no gubernatorial election coinciding with the years ending in 5 or 9 in this decade, the General Assembly races are the highest races listed on ballots for the first time since 1999. A very low turnout was expected due to the lack of Presidential, Congressional, or gubernatorial elections on the ballot this year. The predictions turned out to be true as the 22% turnout was the lowest percentage recorded in recent state history.
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Preferring the friendship of France, Abbas Mirza continued the war against Russia's young General Kotlyarevsky, aged only twenty-nine but his new ally could give him very little assistance.Hopkirk, pp.60-3 The early stages of the war following Fath Ali Shah's orders to invade and regain Georgia and the northern parts of the contemporary Azerbaijani Republic ended up in years of relatively territorial stale warfare. However, as Prof. Alexander Mikaberidze adds, Abbas Mirza led the army in an overall disastrous campaign against the Russians, suffering defeats at Gyumri, Kalagiri, the Zagam River (1805), Karakapet (1806), Karababa (1808), Ganja (1809), Meghri, the Aras River, and Akhalkalaki (1810).
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Hudson in the woods (circa 1628 -30) by Daniel Mytens Hudson moved into Denmark House in London in late 1626, where the Queen maintained her royal household, with its many French attendants and Catholic priests. He was one of several natural curiosities and pets, among whom were a giant Welsh porter named William Evans, two disproportionate dwarves, and a monkey called Pug. He later developed a routine with Evans in which the porter pulled Hudson out of his pocket along with a loaf of bread, and proceeded to make a sandwich. As he grew up in years, if not in inches, Hudson learned to amuse and entertain with his wit and courtly behaviour as well as his appearance.
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The training was still physically demanding though, and, in Ramsey's words, made him "a fitter young fellow than when I reported for duty as a grocery apprentice from Dagenham." Writing in 1952, Ramsey would call joining the army "one of the greatest things which ever happened to me", adding "I learnt, in a few weeks, more about life in general that I had picked up in years at home." Military life taught Ramsey about discipline and leadership, and improved his social skills: "I have never been very good at mixing with people but you have to in the army or else you are in trouble", the journalist Nigel Clarke recalled him saying. Ramsey rose to be a company quartermaster sergeant in an anti-aircraft unit.
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Eadie secured a regular place within the Bristol starting line up in years to come while the side played in the RFU Championship, scooping Players' Player of the Year from his peers at the club on two occasions. He helped the side secure promotion to the Aviva Premiership after trying for seven years at the end of the 2015/16 season. Despite their promotion to the Premiership, Bristol struggled in the 2016/17 season and after being relegated would be playing in the RFU Championship again in 2017/18 despite Eadie and his side's best efforts. The side knew they faced relegation in round 20 of this season's Aviva Premiership but Eadie was determined to battle on and perform for the Bristol fans in the season's closing games, stating the players "owe[d] it to the fans".
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