We survive off of Purell and baby wipes out here.
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Severe infection from levamisole in cocaine wipes out immune system defenses.
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It's a fine idea that wipes out at the starting line.
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The selloff wipes out a chunk of last week's huge rally.
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The virus in "The Stand" rapidly wipes out most of humanity.
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As far as he is concerned, he wipes out the world.
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"This wipes out all of the distinctions courts have drawn," Hellman said.
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Factory workers clash with police after a bankruptcy wipes out their company shares.
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Trump's budget basically wipes out all climate change programs, which was widely expected.
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And now this victory wipes out the past and is so much sweeter.
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Meanwhile, Cersei wipes out the Tyrells and much of the rest of Dany's fleet.
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That's fun, weather should be an unpredictable nightmare that occasionally wipes out cities, right?
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That fall wipes out the stock's current 3.2 percent dividend yield and then some.
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Even with less generous assumptions, the likely outcome easily wipes out the Murdoch discount.
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No, literally: The rain carries a virus that wipes out almost all of civilization.
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What if the robot is so effective, it wipes out the lionfish in the Atlantic?
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Best-case scenario, this wipes out most of the East Coast of the United States.
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This is a wave of globalization that wipes out our middle class and our jobs.
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This move is extremely severe because it wipes out any symbols of Palestinian sovereignty in Washington.
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This new deal essentially wipes out the stakes of pre-existing investors and early Munchery employees.
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Now, they are suspending operations as a surge in smuggled bullion wipes out wafer thin margins.
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Craig Cooper wipes out when his paddleboard gets too close to a patch a seaweed. Ouch!
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He turns out to be a con man whose scheming wipes out humanity all the same.
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It's equipped with a tilting aerosol can of insecticide that wipes out entire nests of Asian hornets.
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The two laugh and scream as they tube down together before Harris wipes out at the bottom.
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This process wipes out wildlife, creates health hazards for humans, and disrupts industries like tourism and fisheries.
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Instead, Thanos' grand act of destruction wipes out the characters that represent the future of the franchise.
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" That is why EATS IT is the answer to the clue "Wipes out on the halfpipe, say.
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She deploys it to target the Sept of Baelor and wipes out the entire class of Sparrows.
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The technology wipes out the need for an intermediary, such as a government, a bank or a company.
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And in any given session, a stumper might come along that wipes out a huge number of players.
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If the dinosaur wipes out, click the replay button on the Game Over screen to make another run.
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U.S. wipes out ISIS fighters at Yemen training camp What does this mean for President Trump's War on Terror?
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The charge comes out to $8.74 per share and wipes out a Refinitiv earnings estimate of $1.80 per share.
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It just takes a massive terrorist attack that wipes out most of the government to get him into office.
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He believes the communication tool could be valuable if another storm wipes out all communication again as Maria did.
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"Endgame" opens right before Thanos snaps his fingers and wipes out half of all living things in the universe.
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Even if repurchases slow down, companies are buying back so much stock that it wipes out selling by investors.
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After a fire wipes out a forest, fire refugia stand out as green jewels scattered across the blackened land.
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For decades, a poison called rotenone has been used to control carp, but it basically wipes out all fish.
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This offset wipes out most, if not all, of the SBP entitlement and affects over 62,000 widows and widowers.
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The fine wipes out the roughly $5 million of proceeds Citi would have shared with Macquarie on the deal.
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In the movie, Michael Corleone wipes out the heads of the five rival families and, amazingly, nobody shoots back.
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Angered, Zeus kills the short-lived god of war with his own blade and wipes out the entire Spartan army.
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One of the women accompanying Dua Lipa wipes out a heart she draws in the condensation on the bathroom mirror.
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"It's another living artifact that automatically wipes out any nonsense about the earliest years of African-American food," he said.
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Her idea was to give the babies a chemotherapy drug, rituximab, that wipes out cells that develop into antibody producers.
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Even the most conservative estimate of the fiscal shortfall wipes out much of the $50 billion increase in native wealth.
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A grown Anakin is seduced by the dark side of the Force and wipes out the Jedi, including the younglings (!).
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Yet the rapid adoption of free trading wipes out the big differentiator that made Robinhood stand out from its rivals.
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In the very near future, a species of large, seemingly unkillable spider-like monsters appears and wipes out most of humanity.
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The virus essentially wipes out your catalog of prior infections so that the only foreigner your body recognizes is measles itself.
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The truth of the matter is that the US could easily afford a basic income program that wipes out poverty entirely.
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After 15-30 minutes, the tablet dissolves and wipes out stains, germs, and residue so your bottle is squeaky clean again.
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Grindelwald appears at the very beginning of Fantastic Beasts as he wipes out a team of Aurors sent to capture him.
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Many people love the wipe pouch; with a hole to pull the wipes out, you can have one ready in seconds.
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"It wipes out a portion of the gain," said Mike Windle, a partner with C. Curtis Financial Group in Plymouth, Mich.
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That wipes out GM's US profits, leaving it with no US tax liability and shifting the profits to the subsidiaries abroad.
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The Danish Netflix Original hinges on deadly acid rain, which wipes out almost the entire population of Denmark in one fell swoop.
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"One Russian SS-18 wipes out three-fourths of New York state for thousands of years," he said in a blog post.
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Irrespective of personal files, a reset wipes out apps that haven't been installed from the Windows Store (those universal, tablet-friendly ones).
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Within a minute of trying to show off for Moe, Noah wipes out and is left clutching his arm from the ground.
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When Thanos snaps his fingers at the end of "Avengers: Infinity War," he wipes out half of all life in the universe.
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Morningstar found that active management is typically "priced to fail" as the cost of annual fees typically wipes out gross excess returns.
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For most families, that gain wipes out their savings from last year's tax cut and any trading gains on oil shares, Lafakis said.
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There might be a sixth if a by-election for Mr Turnbull's parliamentary seat in Sydney wipes out the government's one-seat majority.
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The decision wipes out another symbol of Palestinian sovereignty that was recognized by both Republican and Democratic administrations over the last 25 years.
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Using the classic poison-in-the-fancy-wine trick, Arya wipes out a room-full of traitors before the theme song even starts.
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The news wipes out any expectation of a profit for the year at RBS, which has not made a profit for seven years.
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It takes a lot of patience, and practice, to get this good—and even this highly skilled anonymous drone racer still wipes out.
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His dizzyingly dense story includes flood, power failure, traffic jams, global warming, cholera, typhoid fever and a conflagration that wipes out North America.
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Winter storm wipes out thousands of flights • Stay home: Boston Mayor Marty Walsh told residents too many people were getting their cars stuck.
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"Basically sleep kind of wipes out or cleans up the connections in the brain to enable the novel acquisition of information," Nissen said.
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When a natural disaster like Harvey wipes out the old wires, it's a good excuse for the provider to do a widespread upgrade.
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Mr. Assad has perfected a system of political nihilism, which wipes out people who oppose it and enslaves those who acquiesce and submit.
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This has shifted the winter monsoon that wipes out the smog in the East China Plains, allowing pollution to build up in the air.
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While hourly wages increased 2.7 percent in June compared to a year earlier, the current 2.9 percent inflation rate completely wipes out those gains.
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The men certainly have the money to buy multiple Outposts and prepare them for what happens after the apocalypse wipes out the world's population.
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Peter Dinklage and Elle Fanning star as two of the last humans left on Earth after some sort of apocalyptic event wipes out civilization.
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The kicker is that the cost of this new paperwork burden essentially wipes out the estimated regulatory savings that the administration has worked toward.
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Winter storm wipes out thousands of flights With the snow largely over, cold air is settling through swaths of the Midwest and East Coast.
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I usually feel embarrassed pulling my Lysol wipes out at the beginning of flights, but I am happy to have the peace of mind.
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The latest long-running dispute involves the statute of limitations, which wipes out trials if a verdict is not reached within a set limit.
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The Stand concerns itself with societal collapse after an unrestrained flu epidemic, a byproduct of biological warfare, wipes out most of the Earth's population.
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That wipes out its pre-tax profit entirely — but thanks to the rebate border adjustment provides, its after-tax profit would go up to $160.
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It's a move that wipes out non-existent equity (non-profits don't have equity) while also making it much harder for victims to receive justice.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he would devastate Turkey's economy if Ankara's incursion in Syria wipes out the Kurdish population there.
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The worst thing about a cataclysmic weather event, or a single-stranded-RNA virus that wipes out the species is … it might impact the economy.
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He wipes out half the universe's population before the Avengers can defeat him and reverse the snap, and you think that he's the good guy?
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What to watch: Now, legal experts across the board are saying the federal judge's ruling that wipes out the ACA is too silly to be upheld.
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If a simple mistake or a cyber-attack can cause a chain reaction which wipes out hundreds of billions of dollars of investment, who is liable?
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Short of an apocalyptic event that wipes out large swaths of the world economy, the moment that global oil demand peaks and falls will never happen.
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That is now at risk in the Republican tax plan, which curbs the mortgage deduction and in the Senate version, wipes out the property tax deduction.
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The boy, Matthew Farrow, had been diagnosed with Fanconi anemia, a rare genetic disorder that wipes out the bone marrow's ability to form new blood cells.
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Most cases arise after a course of antibiotics (the class called fluoroquinolones is a leading culprit) wipes out the protective microbes normally found in the colon.
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It&aposs unclear how much demand there will be for such spaces if a recession wipes out a good portion of coworking providers or their clients.
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If a single CAR-T treatment safely wipes out a patient's lymphoma - something not yet proven - Wall Street analysts have estimated Kite could charge up to $450,000.
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Karnad said there are areas of Kashmir where heavy snow wipes out any fences that are built, while the Bangladesh side is littered with marshlands and rivers.
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Some credits are even refundable, meaning that if their total value wipes out your tax bill completely, you can get the remaining money back as a refund.
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No. 5 Arizona wipes out Washington State Arizona forward Lauri Markkanen is an unusual player, a 123-footer who shoots nearly 50 percent from 3-point range.
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A disaster like Irma "wipes out the economy in one fell swoop", says Rawleston Moore, who represented Barbados in negotiating the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change.
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Thursday's election result wipes out May's parliamentary majority and throws Britain into political turmoil as it prepares to start talks to exit the European Union this month.
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Not only that, but a reset wipes out most—but not necessarily all—malware and other unwanted programs that may have found their way onto your system.
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The goal of the game, Pandemic 5003, is to create a disease that wipes out the entire world's population before a vaccine can be developed and implemented.
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Donating stock, fund shares — or just about any appreciated asset — wipes out any capital gains tax bill assuming you owned the asset for at least one year.
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Whenever a big storm comes along and wipes out a US city, the response is always the same: We need to build a wall to protect us.
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Jones makes it easy to believe in data-over-audio as a sturdy proto-network that will be still standing after some unforeseen emergency wipes out other channels.
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But it's worth noting that if you're using one that wipes out too much of a page, it's possible you'll encounter situations where a website appears slightly broken.
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It features the AeroForce Cleaning System, delivering up to five times more air power as it wipes out the dust bunnies and spills you have around your house.
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And so a plague here, or a fateful decision by a Chinese emperor there, can set a region down a path that wipes out the advantages of population.
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The Division is an RPG set in post-apocalyptic New York City, after a viral epidemic wipes out vast portions of the city and triggers a strict quarantine.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNTyga & Blac Chyna's Nasty Custody WarKesha Suffers a Huge Setback in Her Fight against Dr. LukeJustin Bieber Wipes Out Hard OnstageParis Jackson's New Boyfriend Causes Controversy
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He's back to film a new series in which he plays a low-ranking cabinet member who becomes president after an attack wipes out Congress and the president.
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When they die, they leave their wealth to their kids with a step-up in basis that wipes out the capital gains taxes that would otherwise be due.
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The pending tax bill keeps the "step-up in basis" at death, which wipes out the need for heirs to pay capital gains taxes on the appreciated value.
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Lately, with all this kindling around, "there's so much fuel, the intensity of the fire wipes out everything," says Hilary Franz, commissioner of public lands in Washington state.
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For the major indexes, Monday's market plunge wipes out the entire gain for this year -- a gain the President pats himself on the back for almost every day.
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A transplant from a delta 32 donor essentially wipes out the immune cells that are vulnerable to H.I.V., replacing them with cells that are resistant to the virus.
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" But Tax Foundation economist Alan Cole tweeted last month: The altered plan "wipes out essentially the entire middle class benefit, so I don't think Trump would actually adopt it.
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Last year, the CFPB completed the most comprehensive study of arbitration ever done, and the data showed very clearly that forced arbitration favors companies and wipes out consumer claims.
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They found that the virus wipes out 11% to 73% of patients' protective antibodies, putting them at greater risk of viral and bacterial strains they were previously immune to.
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A sci-fi tale that follows a band of young survivors after a virus wipes out most of Scandinavia, the show is currently shooting its third and final season.
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The Stand is arguably one of King's best-known novels, a sprawling, post-apocalyptic work set in the aftermath of a plague that wipes out most of the world's population.
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When an angry leader of the Fire Nation wipes out all of Aang's fellow air benders, he disappears for 100 years and returns again to restore balance to the world.
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For Jamie (played by Sam Heughan), it's the horror of the chaotic, bloody defeat at Culloden that wipes out his clan — and even that isn't the end of his troubles.
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The movie opens within days of the "snap," in which the villain Thanos collects the Infinity Stones, snaps his fingers, and wipes out half the earth's population in a moment.
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Her welcome decision to go to Winterfell wipes out the slim chance that she would end up on the Iron Throne by killing Cersei and wearing her skin, Walder Frey-style.
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Luckily, there's a cure: the post-apocalyptic TV drama The Last Ship, in which one plucky Navy destroyer fights to rescue the world after a plague wipes out millions of people.
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And when your child changes gender, wipes out a shared past and transforms inside and out from what parents lived and experienced, it's a loss whether you like it or not.
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Space insurance is also uncorrelated with other types of insurance, so even if a hurricane wipes out hundreds of seaside homes all at once, the space insurance market remains serenely independent.
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King tweeted on Sunday that the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 "is NOT like" his 1978 postapocalyptic novel, "The Stand," which is about a virus that wipes out most of humanity.
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The balance of power between capital and labor is shifting back towards the former in China's troubled manufacturing heartland as the economic slowdown wipes out jobs faster than the labor supply falls.
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Brushing wipes out the plaque on the surface of your teeth, but flossing takes care of the bacteria between your teeth—and skipping this step can create a mess in your mouth.
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The TNT drama, executive-produced by Michael Bay, follows the story of Chandler's crew trying to survive aboard their ship in the aftermath of an epidemic that wipes out most of humanity.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Seadrill Ltd, the indebted oil rig firm controlled by Norwegian billionaire John Fredriksen, has agreed a restructuring that almost wipes out existing shareholders after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
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Using conventional antibiotics wipes out many of the naturally occurring bacteria in a patient's body, which can leave that patient more vulnerable to harmful bacteria in the aftermath of an aggressive treatment.
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The package wipes out a long-promised budget surplus with money amounting to 1.2% of GDP to be pumped into the health system, small businesses, and support for casual workers and households.
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The compensation fund that G.M. set up made payments to more than 100 such claimants, but a bankruptcy filing typically wipes out past liability, and G.M. had argued that point in court.
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And start paying off that debtTwo methods are expert favorites: the debt snowball method, which wipes out small debts first, and the debt avalanche method, which focuses on high-interest debts first.
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In Light of My Life, Affleck stars as a father who must protect his daughter by hiding her sex after a pandemic wipes out half of the world's population— all of them women.
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One of the deadliest antibiotic-resistant health threats in the country is Clostridium difficile, a nasty gut infection that can strike patients after a course of antibiotics wipes out their existing bacterial residents.
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But suggesting that he&aposs a Russian pawn while his military wipes out Russian mercs, sanctions billionaires who are his buddies and then cuts off a potential economic lifeline Juan, is completely unreasonable.
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And if you regularly make United purchases of $100 or more anyway, earning a $100 statement credit each year is a no-brainer and basically wipes out the United Business Card's annual fee.
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Using pre-loaded cargo boxes "wipes out" the double handling of packages and helps to shrink delivery costs, Scott Phillippi, UPS senior director for automotive maintenance and engineering for international operations, told Reuters.
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So, it should be no surprise The Rain, about two Scandinavian siblings trying to survive after a horrifying virus wipes out civilization as they know it, is Netflix's first-ever Danish original series.
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In this alternate world, a meteorite slams into Earth in 1952 and wipes out much of the US Atlantic seaboard, threatening humanity's survival, and prompting a massive effort to establish off-world colonies.
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Masahiko Ishino, an analyst at Tokai Tokyo Research Center, said the focus may soon shift to whether Toshiba will divest some of its businesses if the latest loss wipes out its shareholders' equity.
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Grant Washburn, wearing orange, rides a wave as Dave Wassel, wearing blue, wipes out during the fourth heat of the Mavericks surfing contest Friday Many female surfers, however, have called that argument bogus.
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Five years ago, patients and insurers were livid when the price of Sovaldi, a Hepatitis C medication that wipes out the disease in three months, inexplicably rose to $84,000 per course of treatment.
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The plan wipes out most itemized deductions, including those for state and local taxes and interest expenses, while preserving some yet-to-be-determined form of deductions for charitable contributions and home mortgages.
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When prompt futures contracts trade above those for delivery further out, a pattern known as backwardation, it pays to bet on a price rise, but a reversal into contango wipes out that profitability.
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Worse, the bill cancels — just completely wipes out — $2628 billion of the nearly $28500 billion debt held by the chronically insolvent National Flood Insurance Program, with absolutely no reforms made to the program.
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"I can assure you that we are not going to do anything that wipes out all those benefits or does anything that has a significant risk on growth," he told Fox Business Network.
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In Bracken's novels, a fatal disease wipes out 98% of the population of American children and leaves the remaining 2% in possession of extraordinary minds, capable of moving objects, throwing fireballs, and controlling electricity.
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If a catastrophe such as an asteroid collision wipes out all life on the Earth's surface, Borgonie theorizes that nematodes and other extremophiles could emerge through hot springs and kickstart life on the surface.
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Trump has called the Turkish assault a "bad idea," said he did not endorse it, and threatened to devastate the NATO ally's economy if Ankara's incursion into Syria wipes out the Kurdish population there.
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Others say, "Well, automation technology is not going to wipe out that many jobs and even if it wipes out a lot of jobs, there'll be other new jobs as ..." Right, that's the argument.
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Then there's the problem of maintaining internet connectivity in the aftermath of a natural disaster that wipes out local infrastructure, like in the aftermath of the avalanche that killed several climbers on Everest in 2015.
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"If we completely clear the land and have a type of monoculture what happens when a new plant disease emerges and wipes out the crop entirely?" asked Steve Bachman, a species conservation researcher at RBG.
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Video: Brad Lynch/YouTube/Universe Sandbox/Giant Army Note that Earth freezes up before it wipes out into the nether regions of Uranus, which is a good example of the attention to detail within Universe Sandbox ².
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I MEAN AMAZON'S WIPING OUT SO MANY SMALL BUSINESSES, WALMART WIPES OUT SMALL BUSINESSES, I MEAN THE MINIMUM WAGE IS WIPING OUT SMALL BUSINESSES AND MAKING IT SO YOU DON'T WANT TO OPEN A NEW BUSINESS.
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What that would mean: "Essentially, what this does is it wipes out the last remaining option for U.S. coal exporters to get their products off the northwest coast to Asia," Williams-Derry of the Sightline Institute.
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The actual disaster likely to do us in is likely a combination of several kinds: a disaster wipes out most humans, leaves the survivors vulnerable, and then something else makes the situation worse until all are extinct.
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What I say is, look, you have two-and-a-half million call center workers in the United States making $14 an hour, high school educated, let's say AI wipes out half of them in 10 years.
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In addition to the endowment levy, the legislation wipes out the deduction that graduates can take on their federal taxes for student-loan interest and eliminates other tax breaks intended to ease the burden of paying tuition.
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On both sides of her secret life she wields tremendous power, power which she will unleash the next day in the form of a mass shooting that wipes out nearly the entire F.B.I. contingent tracing the hack.
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They would prefer a candidate who legalizes undocumented immigrants, outlaws abortion, makes college education free, wipes out drugs and gangs, rolls back the legal right to gay marriage, supports small-business credits and raises the minimum wage.
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A family living near a majestic Norwegian fjord, the kind overrun by cruise ships and tourists each summer, tries to escape town before a tsunami wipes out life as they know it in Roar Uthaug's disaster thriller.
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And if Congress wipes out steps that have been taken toward competition by passing the CHOICE Act, the banks will charge even more for each of the billions of times per each that a card is used.
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He turned down the sexual advances of his escort and has actively tried to resist resorting to violence, at least until this week, when he wipes out three Union soldiers in a skirmish over a nitroglycerin heist.
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Under federal bankruptcy law, people overwhelmed by debt have a choice: They can either file under Chapter 2230, which wipes out debts and, since most filers lack significant assets, allows them to keep what little they have.
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"If information is being shared behind the scenes with organizations or agencies that an individual is not informed about, then that wipes out consent," Brenda McPhail, director of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association's privacy project, told me.
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In the meantime Elizabeth and Michael manage a motley staff of hide-skinners, a hugely profitable venture as westward expansion eradicates the last of the big herds, wipes out indigenous people and makes way for the railroads.
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Our chief science officer, Lt. Stamets (Anthony Rapp, who is just great), is full of vague misgivings about the research, and the technology apparently causes a grisly accident that wipes out an entire ship's crew of scientists.
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The appeals judges who took up Bowser's case on Monday offered some glimmers of hope for his defense, but it sounded unlikely that he would see a ruling that wipes out all the guilty verdicts against him.
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Hard-core doomers need not drain their airplane-liquor-bottle stash to envision the potential: Imagine New York after, say, an electromagnetic pulse attack that wipes out the power grid (like the kind North Korea recently threatened).
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The long view: Books were the first category to reach an e-commerce tipping point — a 20% market share, the point of no return at which, as industry after industry has discovered, Amazon's encroachment wipes out almost everyone.
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Yes, the biggest cliffhanger is the whole "Thanos wipes out half of the universe" thing, but there are a bunch of smaller, more character-based cliffhangers dangled in Infinity War that the next Avengers movie will presumably resolve.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe has suspended the transfer of local shares in dual-listed companies to foreign bourses, one of the main ways citizens and businesses have been able to obtain dollars as inflation wipes out the local currency.
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After a day of delay and confusion, Toshiba said it would take a $6.3 billion hit to its U.S. nuclear unit, a writedown that wipes out its shareholder equity and leaves the loss-making group scrambling for capital.
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They might vote on a replacement bill, or maybe a tweaked version of that replacement bill, or maybe the same repeal bill they voted on in 2015 (which wipes out much of the Affordable Care Act without replacing it).
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The economic vulnerability of Puerto Rico Puerto Rico has stark economic woes that separate it from most of the 50 states -- and make the island particularly vulnerable to a large storm that wipes out infrastructure and devastates personal property.
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Oscar-winning visual effects artist Christian Rivers, who worked with Jackson on the Tolkien adaptations as well as 2005's "King Kong" makes his directorial in the film, set hundreds of years after a catastrophic event wipes out civilizations.
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After a day of delays and confusion, Japan's Toshiba said on Tuesday it would book a $6.3 billion hit to its U.S. nuclear unit, a writedown that wipes out its shareholder equity and leaves the loss-making group scrambling for capital.
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Now couch potatoes can rejoice because a new study has found that just an hour of moderate activity a day wipes out all the negative impacts of sedentary behavior—contrary to some prior studies claiming exercise didn't help much at all.
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For the first $300 I spend every year (a year is measured from the account opening date) on travel-related purchases like airfare, hotels, car rentals, discount travel sites, I'll automatically get a statement credit that wipes out those costs.
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But now, something has gone wrong — the system built to protect the Earth is attacking it, and it's a race against the clock to uncover the real threat before a worldwide geostorm wipes out everything…and everyone along with it.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Mayors from the largest U.S. cities warned President-elect Donald Trump on Wednesday of the potential economic harm he might cause if he wipes out a program that allows young illegal immigrants to remain in the United States.
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The Global Seed Vault is sometimes called the doomsday vault, as it is meant to store the Earth's genetic bounty in the event of a natural or human-made disaster that wipes out vital crops needed to sustain human and animal populations.
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That works for about five minutes before Wun Wun wun-wuns the hell out of the flimsy Winterfell gate, wipes out some more dudes, then collapses, as he has been rendered an oversized Voodoo doll by all the arrows stuck in him.
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What there is, though, is overwhelming evidence that the most common cause of narcolepsy is an autoimmune attack, where the body's immune system mishandles an upper respiratory infection and mistakenly wipes out the estimated 2185,21 neurons in the center of the brain.
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Grant's rehearing motion suggested that Vice-Chancellor Laster may not even believe in the legal theory he applied, but on its face, as Grant wrote, the decision wipes out appraisal litigation in any deal involving a premium over the acquired company's share price.
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The opening works through understatement — the shock and awe of the disaster that wipes out the Capitol aren't oversold, and the confusion and fear of Kirkman and his wife (Natascha McElhone) as they're sped to the White House are deftly sketched in.
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There is now overwhelming evidence that by far the most common cause of narcolepsy is an autoimmune attack, where the body's immune system mishandles an upper respiratory infection and mistakenly wipes out the estimated 30,000 neurons in the center of the brain.
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Written and directed by Randy Sharp and presented by the Axis Theater Company every year since 2002, "Seven in One Blow" draws inspiration from the Brothers Grimm story "The Brave Little Tailor," in which the protagonist wipes out seven flies with one swat.
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What is going to happen in 10 or 15 years, when increased automation wipes out millions of the low-skilled and unskilled jobs that many immigrants now hold, sharply increasing their rate of unemployment and making it impossible for many to find new jobs?
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Glamorous in title but, thankfully, not so far in practice, the designated survivor does not attend the president's address, and is poised to take over the commander-in-chief's responsibilities in the event that catastrophe strikes the Capitol and wipes out most of the government.
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The catastrophes of flooding induced by climate change are likewise easy to conceive: A surge from a massive storm wipes out a plant's pumps and emergency generators, causing the core to overheat and melt down, spewing radioactive particles into the ocean and the sky.
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The solid outcome virtually wipes out chances for a half point Fed rate cut at the end of July, but moderate wage gains among other data showing the world's largest economy was losing steam could still encourage the central bank to cut rates by 25 basis points.
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The solid outcome virtually wipes out chances for a half point Fed rate cut at the end of July, but modest wage gains and other data showing the world's largest economy was losing steam could still encourage the central bank to cut rates by 25 basis points.
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A September interest rate hike is unlikely, "mainly because the average work week dropped, and that's the equivalent of losing over 250,000 jobs, which more than wipes out the 151,000 we got," Art Cashin, director of floor operations at UBS, said on CNBC's "Closing Bell " on Friday.
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CVS plans to spend $0.13 million to $20.1 million on incremental investment spending, which essentially wipes out the net savings of $27.4 million to $20.5 million that CVS anticipates from the Aetna acquisition, Evercore analysts Ross Muken and Mike Newshel wrote in a note to clients Wednesday.
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"It is possible this time it's different — it's possible that this time technology just wipes out all the jobs and there's nothing for people to do and we just have to put on plays, and write music and paint pictures — but that's not the highly probable bet," he said.
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Instead of thinking of such preposterous concepts as a post-PC world — which will only be precipitated by some apocalyptic event that wipes out all human progress and technology — we simply have to make ourselves comfortable with the notion that larger computers are returning to being a niche category.
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The building blocks of the former's multi-chambered, spiraling interior are large, boxy, wooden bookshelf units, while the house substitutes clear glass for exterior walls — the neighbors can see everything — in an irregular, multi-level stack of rectangular "rooms" in a structure that wipes out any inside-outside distinction.
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But in a disaster that should have been seen coming from miles away—kind of like a multi-bike accident that wipes out the whole pack—French winemakers are furious that the Tour de France has partnered with the Chilean wine producer Cono Sur as an official tour sponsor until 2017.
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It is very hard for those who haven't suffered from serious depression to understand the hold it has on its victims — how it wipes out human connection, abnegating the claims of love or need, and the way suicide can begin to seem like an imperative, an escape rather than an ending.
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While all the Republican plans put forward would leave millions more people uninsured, Kellyanne Conway, one of Trump's advisers, went on Morning Joe this week and said, "We don't want anyone who currently has insurance not to have insurance" — a principle that wipes out every Republican repeal plan, including Trump's own.
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MILAN, April 19 (Reuters) - Banca Popolare di Vicenza set the indicative price of new shares on sale in a risky 1.76 billion euros ($2 billion) cash call at a fraction of their current value, in a move that all but wipes out the savings of thousands of small investors in the Italian bank.
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If this narrative gains momentum and wipes out the sense of hope and optimism that the nuclear deal brought to Iran's business community and its general public, we risk re-entering the tired old path of mistrust and antagonism — a lose-lose paradigm for Iran, the United States, the Middle East and beyond.
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To put the potential of the new weapon in perspective, here's what former assistant secretary of the Treasury for Economic Policy Dr. Paul Craig Roberts said about the original Satan rockets: "One Russian SS-18 wipes out three-fourths of New York state for thousands of years," he wrote in a blog post.
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But if feminism is not just that—if it's about meeting the material needs of women across the country and providing health care that meets women's specific needs, if it's about childcare and a living wage and housing and education—then donating to Trump wipes out a significant portion of any progress the WWE can claim.
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"We have noticed an uptick in the amount of clogged main sewer lines and, when we dispatch our technicians, we are pulling baby wipes out of the line and we're seeing paper towels and Lysol wipes," Mark Russo, vice president of Russo Brothers & Company, a plumbing and heating service in East Hanover, N.J., said on Saturday.
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Huggies Little Snugglers Baby Diapers, $39.76, at AmazonPure Mountain Botanicals Goldenseal Root Capsules, $21.77, at AmazonAmazon Elements Baby Wipes, $17.99, at AmazonIt might take a while to find the right brand of diapers, as they really do have different fits, and you might want to try a few kinds of wipes out, too, as they have different textures and scents.
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Native herbivores like elk and mule deer are at fractions of their pre-livestock populations as a result, streams suffer such heavy damage from cattle concentrating near the water that many no longer can support native trout, and domestic sheep spread disease that wipes out bighorn sheep on such as scale that this majestic mountain denizen may itself be headed for an Endangered Species Act listing.
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Hard to take a victory lap touting a thriving economy when the average paycheck has been cut by two cents on the dollar in real terms in just six months (a decrease which almost wipes out the entire gain in real wages from 2015.) Yet, due to BLS bad report, that victory lap is exactly what Obama and Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE have been allowed to take, even as the gross domestic product growth numbers have been stagnant at best.
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