And credit to our merchants who have worked around us.
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Here's how she worked around VF's questions regarding the split.
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Reentering the field as a freelancer, he worked around Chelsea.
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We worked around the clock to pay our loans off.
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Johnston and his team worked around the clock, in two shifts.
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He worked around baserunners in the second, third and sixth innings.
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Ken Giles worked around a double in the ninth for Toronto.
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I worked around Eyjafjallajökull, the volcano that caused the ash cloud.
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David Price worked around a single to pitch a scoreless inning.
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But Mr. Sessions said the department had worked around those concerns.
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Neris worked around two hits in the ninth inning, striking out three.
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Kelvin Herrera worked around a ninth-inning walk to end the game.
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We had worked around the clock for a year and a half.
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As boys, Erskine and Wilson worked around the segregation of the time.
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Chris and Cherie worked around the clock, taking naps when they could.
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Crews reportedly worked around-the-clock to maintain a steady building rate.
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They were issued mobile phones, not laptops, and worked around a table.
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Dr. Miskin worked around the power conundrum by leaving out the batteries.
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Almagro has worked around these structural limitations since his election in 2015.
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Moderators worked around the clock on the first day to verify users.
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Hill (3-3) worked around four walks to keep the game close.
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In the 15th inning, Robles worked around a single by Miguel Rojas.
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These are easily worked around, given the number of other transistors available.
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We've worked around the clock and I don't know what else to do.
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At that point in a week, he's usually already worked around 30 hours.
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Then drums, bass, and lead guitar are all worked around the basic structure.
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Q: So you worked around your obstacles, instead of getting discouraged by them.
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The right-hander struck out five, walked two and worked around six hits.
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Boston's Joe Kelly worked around two singles in the bottom of the ninth.
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So companies worked around it by defining harassment very broadly in their policies.
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Entire news staffs worked around-the-clock to update national and international headlines.
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Forty ships worked around the clock, and 34 aircraft flew during daylight hours.
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Despite their anguish, medical staff worked around the clock to treat the injured.
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They worked around the clock to tie those fragments into a full-fledged narrative.
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CodeWeavers worked around Chrome's limitations by taking advantage of its new relationship with Android.
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RHP Daniel Hudson worked around two hits and pitched a scoreless inning on Friday.
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She says she worked around the clock, but never entertained the thought of leaving.
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Toronto pitchers worked around constant traffic on the bases; the Royals had 18 baserunners.
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Amazon had apparently worked around the block by implementing the web version of YouTube.
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Felipe Vazquez worked around a leadoff single in the ninth for his 31st save.
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I've worked around a lot of smart and privileged people and I've supported them.
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He worked around a two-out single to JT Riddle and a wild pitch.
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I don't think that will change, because fundamentally the policy can be worked around.
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The right-hander worked around base runners in the second, third, fourth and fifth innings.
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This is why specialists like Sadow have for years worked around this salvage title problem.
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Junior Guerra worked around a two-out walk to Adam Jones in a scoreless sixth.
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Under Bannon, who heavily involved himself in editorial matters, Breitbart writers worked around the clock.
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A.J. Ramos worked around a two-out single in the ninth for his second save.
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We biked to school with the kids on Monday and then worked around the house.
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One of its key figures, Tino Brandt, worked around the corner from me for years.
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Robert Gsellman worked around a two-out walk in the ninth for his 11th save.
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Legal barriers can be worked around in order to provide aid to those in need.
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She worked around the clock, creating, traveling and expanding the business, which she co-founded.
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Chris Martin, a former Yankees right-hander, worked around grazing Stanton with a hitless eighth.
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Each piece is worked around an object, she said, with coordinated colors, shapes and imagery.
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"He worked around some trouble, but getting through the sixth inning was tough for him."
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He worked around a Teoscar Hernandez walk in the sixth by striking out the side.
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Tommy Kahnle worked around a hit and recorded the final two outs of the seventh, and Zack Britton worked around two walks in a scoreless eighth, ending the inning by getting Josh Reddick on a double play to cap a 10-pitch at-bat.
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He worked around four walks by striking out six and making big pitches in key situations.
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Spacey worked around ten days on the film, shooting scenes that mostly feature just his character.
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Thomas Pannone, the second Blue Jays pitcher, worked around a single in 1 2/3 innings.
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" According to Teen Vogue, the designers worked around Westeros' M.O. of "rise, fall, power, and reign.
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They have likely worked around those issues, which has to be very frustrating for the FTC.
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If we can't get to the deadline, it's not because we haven't worked around the clock.
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Exhaustion has been taking an emotional toll on fire crews who have worked around the clock.
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Blake Treinen worked around Lindor's two-out homer in the ninth to secure his eighth save.
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He worked around three walks, and allowed the leadoff hitter on base in three consecutive innings.
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WhatsApp engineers worked around the clock to patch the vulnerability and released a patch on Monday.
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Alex Colome worked around a one-out walk in the ninth to record his 25th save.
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He worked around a two-out walk to end the inning when Chris Taylor grounded out.
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Joakim Soria worked around a single and a walk in the eighth before Davis took over.
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Robert Gsellman worked around Anthony Rendon's run-scoring single in the ninth for his 12th save.
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Kela worked around a leadoff single by Jonathan Lucroy in the ninth to record his first save.
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Li: I knew a few friends who worked around here so it's kind of a group thing.
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Ryne Stanek worked around a leadoff walk in the ninth to earn his first major league save.
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Carlos Martinez, the fifth Cardinals pitcher, worked around two ninth-inning walks to earn his 15th save.
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Behind the scenes, they worked around absurd rules like not being allowed to wear shorts on campus.
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Epidemiologists worked around the clock, and news media descended on the school and blasted out live broadcasts.
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Ryan Madson worked around a triple and a walk in the ninth inning for his 16th save.
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After leaving Amsterdam, I worked around the world for six years—Sydney, New Orleans, Fort Lauderdale, London.
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Odorizzi (4-2) struck out eight and worked around four walks to win his fourth straight start.
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On Saturday night against the Braves, Matz worked around trouble in three of his first six innings.
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Osuna, the fifth Toronto reliever, worked around a leadoff double in the ninth to save the game.
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Edwin Díaz (1-2) worked around a ninth-inning single for his first win with the Mets.
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Dr. Klug and his collaborators worked around that issue by using heavy metals to encase the molecules.
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A. J. Minter worked around a leadoff walk to Flores to remain perfect in seven save chances.
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Clayton Kershaw worked around a one-out single to Marwin Gonzalez to pitch a second scoreless inning.
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Zach Britton pitched the bottom of the eighth for the Orioles and worked around a leadoff walk.
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Alex Colome (1-0) worked around a leadoff walk in the ninth inning to pick up the win.
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As for multilateral efforts, China's most eye-catching initiatives have worked around the existing system, not through it.
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Yet Mr. Trump and Mr. Giuliani worked around Mr. Bolton to try to pressure Ukraine to investigate Democrats.
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He struck out six, worked around four walks and improved to 6-1 in his last nine starts.
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Seung Hwan Oh worked around a two-out Jonathan Villar single in the ninth for his third save.
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Instead of ditching Opana, people simply worked around the chemical coating by injecting the drug—and shared needles.
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And so that's another way I worked around the norm that I felt I wasn't able to do.
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Police have since removed 15 planters from 903 different locations where McArthur worked around Toronto, and on Feb.
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He borrowed an airboat and for the next two days worked around the clock to save his livelihood.
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Ipcar eventually worked around her vision loss, focusing on similar themes with looser lines and broader brush strokes.
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Cueto worked around a one-out single to complete the seventh inning before being replaced by Sergio Romo.
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We cannot afford to wait the GOP out; its power is not a problem to be worked around.
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He was followed by Britton, who worked around a walk and a hit for a scoreless eighth inning.
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Rosenthal then worked around Mike Moustakas' two-out single in the ninth for his 10th save in 12 chances.
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A production in Philadelphia worked around this by having the actor reach through a grate to sign his lines.
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A.J. Ramos worked around a single and a walk to pitch a scoreless ninth in a non-save situation.
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He worked around 11 hits and three walks and gave up three runs, one them on a home run.
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When you've lived and worked around the world, where you claim to be from is more complicated than ever.
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How it worked: Around 29 million users were exposed to content from the Russian pages directly, the company said.
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They'll talk about "toxic masculinity," not the heroes who worked around the clock carrying people and pets to safety.
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He said he grew up in the Adirondacks surrounded by lakes and had always lived or worked around water.
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Gomez allowed a home run to Freddie Freeman and worked around a two-out single to preserve the win.
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As DePalma worked around the paddlefish, more of the araucaria branch came to light, including its short, spiky needles.
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Our house functioned as a mini hospital, and we worked around the clock to keep her oxygenated and nourished.
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Closer Sergio Romo worked around a leadoff single to Nick Markakis in the ninth and notched his 16th save.
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A microSD card slot would have been useful, but we worked around this by using an SD Card adapter.
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He faced the minimum over innings five through eight, then worked around Donovan Solano's single to finish the ninth.
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Giants closer Will Smith worked around a one-out walk to Alfaro in the ninth for his 33rd save.
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She had worked around the General Assembly in years past, and has seen many Lobby Days over the years.
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Andrew Miller (2-0) worked around a Jason Kipnis throwing error in the eighth to pick up the victory.
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Essentially, he worked around the boundaries set by the Hindu nationalists and embraced a softer version of their politics.
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"We're trying to protect the students," said Robin, a 24-year-old college student, as others worked around him.
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YouTube pulled Amazon's access, then Amazon worked around the problem by sending Echo users to the YouTube homepage instead.
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Alex Colome worked around a one-out single in the ninth to earn his 11th save in as many opportunities.
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The four major manufacturers who supply the global stockpile have worked around the clock to replenish the stockpile, it says.
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The photojournalist (who has worked around the world) described how the protests had been fairly restrained until late Monday evening.
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Over the next several days the team worked around the clock saving people, their pets, and whatever possessions they could.
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They worked around the county, applying for tribal and federal funds to train volunteers, pay for ambulances, and build infrastructure.
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White Sox closer Joakim Soria worked around a one-out single by Kinsler in the ninth for his 16th save.
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Google pulled access to that app, so Amazon worked around the block by implementing a web version of YouTube instead.
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Closer Kirby Yates worked around a dropped foul fly ball and subsequent walk in the ninth for his sixth save.
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And with the devastating Sri Lankan attacks, our teams worked around the clock to make sure we removed violative content.
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Miami's Sergio Romo worked around ninth-inning singles from Yoan Moncada and James McCann en route to his 17th save.
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A.J. Minter worked around a single to pitch a scoreless ninth inning, striking out two, to earn his 10th save.
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It was as if the American judicial system were merely a nuisance that could be worked around, given enough perseverance.
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Richard (1-3) worked around eight hits and one walk, striking out three to earn his first win since Sept.
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In the ninth inning, Bedrosian worked around a pair of baserunners, stranding Brian McCann and Yuli Gurriel in scoring position.
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As doctors worked around the clock, hospitals sent out urgent calls for more blood to treat many with critical injuries.
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In 2016, the Washington Post found miners, including children, worked around the clock using hand tools to extract the mineral.
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Ever since, presidents and Congress generally have worked around the War Powers Act, giving the president wide freedom of action.
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He worked around a one-out single by Mookie Betts to get out of the inning in just four batters.
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The Braves rookie Jesse Biddle worked around Wilmer Flores's leadoff double in the 222th for his first major league save.
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They got to see Betances's perfect eighth, and a tidy ninth in which he worked around a one-out walk.
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He worked around the world at increasingly higher levels of the international divisions of Revlon, Schering-Plough and Nabisco Brands.
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They're often filled with gluey crossing answers, not a surprise considering how many triplets of letters must be worked around.
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We heard from more than 22005 missionaries, primarily from the United States and Canada, who have worked around the globe.
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It pulled Amazon's access from YouTube, then Amazon worked around the problem by sending Echo users to the YouTube homepage instead.
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He worked around solo baserunners in the first and third innings and struck out the side in between in the second.
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In the circumstances, engineers were understandably unwilling to mention the bad news on emissions standards and instead worked around the problem.
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Israel Defense Forces are leading the rescue effort and teams worked around the clock to locate and extract the construction workers.
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SDF forces also labored alongside local government officials to rebuild roads and worked around the clock to contain the nuclear disaster.
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Brad Hand worked around a walk and a single to strike out the side in the ninth for his 14th save.
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Angels closer Hansel Robles worked around a one-out walk in the last of the ninth to record his sixth save.
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Alcantara worked around leadoff doubles in the first and third innings, but the Pirates finally got to him in the fourth.
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The team worked around the clock for three days, gathering dirt and other material from inside the tomb for future study.
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The group that formed worked around the clock all weekend before launching the Salt Lake Valley Mutual Aid website on Sunday.
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Kenley Jansen worked around a single by David Peralta for a three-out save, striking out Paul Goldschmidt to end it.
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I was raised by a single mother who worked around the clock to make sure I could get a proper education.
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Lance McCullers worked around some tremendous hustle from Joc Pederson to pitch another scoreless inning, with some help from George Springer.
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Tribes have extended their office hours and worked around the clock to find efficient ways to assign addresses and issue identification.
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Arrieta worked around a leadoff walk and hit in the seventh, picking off Jose Reyes at first to end the threat.
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Failure to deliver all of these other tax policy considerations, while not optimal, can be adjusted for and often worked around.
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Construction crews worked around the clock for 72 hours to make the church "presentable to those families," Associate Pastor Mark Collins said.
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Colome (3-1) worked around a leadoff walk to Jackie Bradley Jr. in the bottom of the ninth to finish the game.
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Republicans ignored the action and shut off C-SPAN's live feed, which the Democrats worked around by broadcasting live to social media.
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Reyes Moronta (1-2) worked around a leadoff walk and a wild pitch to strike out three batters in the 10th inning.
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Chaz Roe worked around a leadoff single and a walk in the ninth to convert his second career save in 209 games.
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Brad Hand worked around a leadoff single by Travis d'Arnaud to retire the side in the ninth inning for his 13th save.
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Novelline said this look was inspired by "Sleeping Beauty" and he worked around the clock to get the piece ready for NYCC.
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Aroldis Chapman worked around a leadoff walk and struck out two in the ninth to convert his 34th save in 39 chances.
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Arodys Vizcaino worked around a walk and struck out the side to pitch a scoreless ninth inning and earn his third save.
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Arizona closer Archie Bradley (4-5) got the final five outs for the win and worked around a jam in the ninth.
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Will Smith worked around a review overturn on a Josh Phegley double with two outs in the ninth for his 30th save.
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Over the last decade how many developers have simply worked around Facebook's rules — which permitted caching data — and made their own databases?
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Hildenberger also worked around a one-out single to Miguel Andujar in the ninth and recorded his sixth save in eight chances.
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Coulombe and Treinen each tossed a perfect inning before Casilla worked around a hit in the ninth to earn his 16th save.
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By and large, though, Republicans in Congress are treating Mr. Trump as an individual to be worked around in his own administration.
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Fill-in closer Kevin Jepsen worked around a one-out walk in the ninth for his second save in as many games.
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They worked around the clock, and even if the forecast ends up being wrong, this website will perform superbly and look great.
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For most of The Green Book's history, discrimination was a simple fact of life: something to be lived in and worked around.
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Taylor Rogers worked around an error and a Jurickson Profar single to record his 11th save with a scoreless bottom of the 12th.
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"Business entities in Sri Lanka have worked around the higher number of holidays to continue generating a good level of productivity," Abesinghe said.
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Its destroyed section was rebuilt within a year by construction crews that worked around the clock in what was named the Phoenix Project.
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He gave up a leadoff single to Brett Gardner in the sixth and worked around a fielding error by third baseman Alex Bregman.
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He worked around a Johan Camargo one-out double in the second and Ronald Acuna Jr.'s two-out double in the third.
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Like many other farmers, I have worked around the world to build relationships with the people who buy made-in-America farm goods.
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RHP Jeremy Hellickson (222-2272) worked around nine hits and one walk and struck out two in 143 214/2287 innings on Saturday.
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The Rangers (22-1573) worked around Mike Trout, who homered in the sixth, with a walk to bring Pujols up with one out.
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Taken on the left, it is worked around and lofted to center back Wendie Renard on the right side of the penalty area.
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It is an open question how long he can go, but he worked around a two-out walk to pitch a scoreless inning.
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Sometimes teams even worked around that last part, which started to feel a little sketchy, but any complaints in that regard were largely muted.
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Dozens of firefighters, rescue workers and military officials worked around the blackened fuselage of the aircraft, which had been ripped open near its wings.
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RHP Jeremy Hellickson worked around 10 hits and a walk in six innings Friday night but ultimately absorbed his fourth loss of the year.
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There's even a plot point that would have worked around the untimely death of Robert Culp, who voiced the memorably smarmy villain Wallace Breen.
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Phillies closer Hector Neris worked around a one-out error in the ninth in a non-save situation by inducing a double-play grounder.
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At the same time, we have worked around the clock to isolate the attack vector, patch the vulnerability and further upgrade our security program.
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Reds LH Brandon Finnegan (8-10, 29) Montero worked around six walks in five scoreless innings in his first start of the year Aug.
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The Rangers turned things over to closer Sam Dyson, who worked around a leadoff walk in the ninth inning to record his 20143st save.
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Lance McCullers threw half of his 12 pitches in the inning to one batter, but worked around a single to keep the game scoreless.
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Fromm worked around it with some tricks, for example with shops putting up signs saying: 'you can get the famous Fromm rubber sponges here.
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In later years, his team of assistant prosecutors seemed to be juggling cases on their own, according to some who worked around the office.
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The first victory for Beede (1-2) came in his seventh major league start, and ninth overall appearance, as he worked around five walks.
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Columbia Sportswear has worked around tariffs for decades — and it says the president's new wave of levies will not bring jobs back to America.
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That's probably not healthy in the long run, but it's something to keep in mind as an issue that has to be worked around.
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The homer-prone Happ struck out five and worked around four walks to throw 98 pitches while being aided by two early double plays.
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Herrera worked a clean eighth and Davis worked around a leadoff single by Jhonny Peralta in the ninth for his 253th save in 213 chances.
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On Monday it said its IT specialists and security personnel had worked around the clock to ensure the protection of its customers and their details.
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Since then, she's worked around the clock, helping organize the more than 2,000 women expected to travel to the nation's capital from the Palmetto State.
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So we've already worked around the possibility of this going on for a protracted amount of time... Bill McDermott: It's not for me to predict.
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Chinese state media has also given a lot of credit to the more than 7,500 laborers, who worked around the clock to construct the hospital.
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Team worked around the clock Before Harvey made landfall, Cutrer, along with family and his cowboy team on horseback drove the cattle to higher ground.
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Daniel Hudson worked around three hits to record the final four outs and secure his third save of the season, and his first with Washington.
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Leissner and Ng are said to have worked around internal legal and compliance controls at Goldman Sachs to make sure the deals would go through.
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Staff worked around the clock to ensure that each of the 120 patients was taken care of as the Category 5 storm wreaked havoc outside.
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Vice's 50 employees then worked around the clock for several days setting up the new space to look like it had been Vice's all along.
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The lefty worked around a two-out single by Jose Altuve in the first inning and a leadoff single from Yuli Gurriel in the second.
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Fister worked around a two-out Correa fielding error in the first inning and set the Angels down in order in the second and fourth.
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They worked around a government as devastated as its capital, undermining billions of dollars in aid and the very people it was meant to help.
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Some people who have worked around Mr. Cohen for years and have felt abused by Mr. Trump are reluctant to call him with well wishes.
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This account is based on interviews with 10 people, including friends and former colleagues of the former aide and others who worked around the office.
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As fuselages and plane skeletons continued to chug into the factory by train this past week, crews worked around the clock to make thousands more.
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As in many other towns, people in Eureka worked around the clock installing flood walls, piling sandbags atop the walls and levees, and running pumps.
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Adam Ottavino worked around a leadoff walk in the eighth, and Wade Davis earned his National League-leading 13th save with a perfect ninth inning.
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Yet in the ContraPoints controversy, cissexism and cisgender people remained unobserved, unchallenged, worked around — accounted for without ever having to provide an account of themselves.
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Having worked around the clock as a teen and young adult, self-made millionaire Tony Robbins often enthusiastically pays his business and life advice forward.
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In the final days, Ryan worked around the clock to try to bridge the two factions, holding back-to-back meetings and one-on-one sessions.
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Click here to view original GIFOne of the most impressive aspects of the Apollo space program was how NASA worked around the limitations in computer power.
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Once the two friends learned they would be making an initial pitch to the judges, they worked around the clock to perfect their 60-second presentation.
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For much of her career Neel worked around the duties of motherhood, painting the people in her neighborhood and the people she knew and found interesting.
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And ineffective or corrupt local government is simply a reality to be faced and worked around, not resolved by FEMA in the midst of a response.
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Rookie right-hander Joe Biagini (220-20) replaced Happ in the seventh inning and worked around a single by Didi Gregorius to pick up the win.
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For Horse Money, I had the central scene of [the protagonist] Ventura enclosed in an elevator with a strange figure, and then we worked around that.
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Mike Dunn (123-113) finished the bottom of the 103th for the win, and Wade Davis worked around a two-out single for his seventh save.
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In the bottom of the ninth, Royals closer Ian Kennedy worked around Marcus Semien's third hit of the game, an infield single, for his 13th save.
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It scored on his error, and he worked around misplays by two teammates — an encouraging sign from a pitcher still learning not to let setbacks snowball.
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But the problem is, lawyers have easily worked around this challenge, coming up with race-neutral reasons that still work to dismiss jurors based on race.
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Jose Alvarado worked around a leadoff single in the 11th and converted his fifth save in six chances after allowing three runs in the ninth inning Friday.
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Jeurys Familia came in and worked around a one-out double by Matt Joyce and a run-scoring groundout by John Jaso to earn his 33nd save.
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Plesac (2-2) worked around Rougned Odor's solo homer in the fifth inning and Nomar Mazara's single to lead off the seventh to allow just one run.
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That territory comes with considerable regulations, and Bloomberg noted at the time that most financial startups worked around that by partnering with existing banks and license-holders.
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Phillies rookie Ben Lively (25.43-1), making his second major league start, worked around nine hits and two walks over seven innings to allow only three runs.
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Justin Verlander came up empty on an attempt at a diving grab on defense, but he worked around that one hit for a third straight scoreless inning.
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Rodney gave up a homer to Alejandro De Aza in the eighth and Ramos worked around a two-out walk in the ninth for his 25th save.
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The mud was above the center divider on the highway which was shut down for 12 days while crews worked around the clock to clear the roadway.
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So the fact Uber worked around Apple's rules doesn't surprise me in the slightest, considering the nature of its app doing so probably simplified the company's life enormously.
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The team "worked around the clock minute by minute for the next several days trying to keep him alive and get him home to his family," Steensma said.
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The devastating discovery comes after 100 firefighters and emergency workers worked around the clock using a robotic camera and other equipment to get to Julen in the hole.
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Colome had given up runs in his previous five appearances, ballooning his ERA from 1.95 to 4.10, but he worked around one hit to close out the win.
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The book is a careful accounting of the weird proclivities, fears, and eating habits children have, and how parents have worked around and through them with their kids.
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We're told MTA & Tr3way Entertainment handled the rapper's security, travel, transportation and worked around the clock to make sure he made it to his multiple court appearances safely.
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We put a cap on what we wanted to pay each month in base rent, then worked around and priced out insurance, cable, internet, all that other stuff.
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Jakob Junis (4-5) worked around a pair of solo homers to allow just those two runs on four hits with seven strikeouts to pick up the win.
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Jaybird says it has worked around this by putting all of the technology into the three-button remote attached to the headphones, rather than in the buds themselves.
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The outing was an encouraging one for Kershaw, who worked around two rain delays and threw 64 pitches in his second start since coming off the disabled list.
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Asus has somehow worked around the iPhone's most glaring aesthetic shortcoming, beating competitors like HTC, Huawei, and Meizu in producing a "full-metal" phone with completely discreet antennas.
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"He worked around some early command issues, but once he settled in he had a good run and gave us a chance to win," manager Mike Scioscia said.
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Yasmani Grandal and Corey Seager hit three-run home runs, veteran Adrian Gonzalez had a double and home run, and Alex Wood worked around trouble for six innings.
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And so, those were the next three challenges — thermal expansion, packaging and power/cooling — that the company has worked around-the-clock to deliver these past few years.
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Santana worked around three walks and continued his exceptional start to the season Tuesday against Oakland, yielding only three singles and striking out seven in six scoreless frames.
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Just a few miles away from the Roland Garros tennis courts, curators at the Louvre worked around the clock to protect their artworks from the threat of floods.
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First responders with DACA don't know if they'll get to stay here — yet they worked around the clock to save lives after the hurricanes in Texas and Florida.
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First responders with DACA don't know if they'll get to stay here -- yet they worked around the clock to save lives after the hurricanes in Texas and Florida.
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Big exchanges such as AppNexus Inc and Rubicon Project Inc have worked around by guaranteeing that they will only offer ad space on DBM when users have consented.
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Alex Claudio pitched a hitless sixth, Junior Guerra worked around a single and a wild pitch in a scoreless seventh and Jeremy Jeffress breezed through a perfect eighth.
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"They made a life-sized dummy of me," Wright tells PEOPLE of how the production worked around Wright's growth spurt and his co-star Kristian Nairn's (Hodor!) back troubles.
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Alex Colome worked around a one-out single in the ninth to notch his 603th save in 21 opportunities, helping the White Sox split the abbreviated two-game series.
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Early on, he worked around dim lighting at restaurants and bars "by composing folks as tight as possible and then having them stay still" while taking a long exposure.
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Dominguez, who has pitched 5 1/3 scoreless innings in his career against Atlanta, walked Nick Markakis with one out and worked around an error to finish the game.
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The pair hired Pamela Bell and Elyce Arons, two of Brosnahan's best friends, to help out with the new business and worked around the clock from their Tribeca loft.
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The 20-person Frederick Police Department worked around the clock, and the search effort eventually grew to include the Colorado Bureau of Investigation and the F.B.I., the authorities said.
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Bloomberg notes that the decision may still have limitations, given that Defense Distributed worked around a previous, temporary ban on downloading plans by simply mailing blueprints directly to customers.
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Fernando Rodney struck out two in a scoreless eighth inning before closer Sean Doolittle worked around a one-out double by Pillar in the ninth to notch his 25th save.
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With the help of the community, Best and his team worked around the clock for two weeks to finish the temple on time for the first anniversary of the shooting.
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Alex Colome worked around a leadoff walk in the ninth, striking out two to earn his fourth save in as many chances and end the Royals' three-game winning streak.
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Closer Raisel Iglesias worked around a leadoff double to pinch hitter Matt Joyce in the top of the ninth and retired the next three batters to earn his fifth save.
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Eric Thames hit another homer against the Cincinnati Reds and Zach Davies worked around three errors leading the Milwaukee Brewers to a 2-0 victory Wednesday afternoon at Miller Park.
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Men, meanwhile, worked around 403 hours 54 minutes on the average work day, down from eight-and-a-half hours in 2017 and the lowest level since the Great Recession.
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Albers (216-22012) was the first White Sox player out of the dugout in the bottom of the 13th when he worked around a two-out walk to Rene Rivera.
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Often, current spacesuits are essentially hindrances to their wearers, but Draper and others are working on making them augmentation devices, rather than obstacles to be dealt with and worked around.
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Greinke worked around a threat in the third inning, when the Rockies had runners on second and third with one out after Arizona committed two errors on the same play.
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"Huge thank you to United Airlines, they accommodated his needs, made sure we were all OK, worked around where he choose to sit," wrote Ms Gabriel in a heartfelt post.
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Emilio Pagan (4-2) pitched a scoreless 10th for the victory, and Pete Fairbanks worked around two hits in the bottom of the 11th to notch his first career save.
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" As opposed to just asking him if they were pursuing a relationship during dinner, she worked around it and ended up telling him she thought they had an "Emersonian friendship.
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Devenski worked around a Gimenez one-out single in the fifth, retired the side in order in the sixth, and induced a double-play grounder from Uribe before walking Chisenhall.
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Mr. Li is one of many Chinese investors who in recent years worked around the sanctions imposed on Iran by the United States and other world powers over Tehran's nuclear program.
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It often relies on automated methods that are easily worked around, or others that simply end up backfiring (as was the case with the "disputed" flags it put on dubious articles).
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Germany in particular is "amazingly sensitive toward data," he continued, saying Pipedrive had "worked around" the issue as long as it could, but now it can far more easily serve Europe.
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Mr. Bolton was charged with managing the government's foreign policy apparatus, yet President Trump and his personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, worked around him to try to pressure Ukraine to investigate Democrats.
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After stranding runners at first and second in the ninth, closer Corey Knebel (270-23) worked around a one-out single in the top of the 10th to preserve the tie.
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His young sidekick Simmons, who worked around three early fouls, put up another stellar all-around stat line with eight assists, seven rebounds and three steals, impressing Mavs coach Rick Carlisle.
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Marquez worked around baserunners in the first, second and third innings, inducing double plays off the bats of Evan Gattis and Martin Maldonado to sidestep trouble in the second and third.
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Some innovative companies have already worked around animal testing, namely MatTek Corporation and its product EpiDerm, which is exactly the type of synthetic skin tissue for testing in lieu of animals.
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They described the graduate of the prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology as an accomplished executive who worked around the clock to build Apotex into one of the world's biggest generic drugmakers.
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They worked around an entirely new vocal hook, a beat produced by Organized Noize and co-produced by their then-manager Pebbles, and pretty much a whole new set of lyrics.
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Matt Barnes struck out two in a perfect bottom of the eighth, and Ryan Brasier worked around a hit batter and a wild pitch in the ninth for his fourth save.
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"We appreciate the patience of the public as our team of experts has worked around the clock to restore online services related to this cybersecurity issue," Edwards said in a statement.
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Hess returned for the seventh and worked around a pair of walks to post a clean inning and cap his outing having allowed three hits and two walks with four strikeouts.
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So we worked around it and gave it that notion of "Killer Tofu" to our music guys Fred Newman and Dan Sawyer who took it and turned it into a song.
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Texas reliever Matt Bush (21-2191) pitched two scoreless innings for the victory, and Sam Dyson worked around a leadoff single in the bottom of the 212th for his 224th save.
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I worked around this by putting big group tabs on the card when my friends and I went out and asking my family to use it for bigger expenses, like flights.
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The political sensitivities over the events in Hong Kong were evident as the Chinese authorities worked around the clock to keep most of the mainland in the dark about the demonstrations.
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I was "making it" because I was one of those people that existed off of coffee and worked around the clock, even though I was more miserable than I had ever been.
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Two relievers bridged the gap to Daniel Hudson, who worked around three hits to record the final four outs to secure his third save of the season and first with the Nationals.
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Data from the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development show American workers last year worked around 1,786 hours on average, over 200 hours more than those in the United Kingdom and France.
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Dan Winkler and Jesse Biddle tossed an inning apiece before A.J. Minter earned his eighth save in the ninth, when he worked around Camargo's two-out error on a Todd Frazier grounder.
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English clubs have a salary cap of $265 million, which Saracens owner Nigel Wray is reported to have worked around by entering private business partnerships with a number of the club's players.
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New Hampshire has long claimed the nation's first primary (which Iowa has worked around with a caucus), something it's been able to hang onto for years because of a certain state law.
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The couple worked around the clock in the days after the storm, only breaking away for half a day to look after their own home, which sustained substantial damage to the roof.
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However, Claudio worked around another hit to record his sixth save and make a winner out of Austin Bibens-Dirkx (4-2), who worked 03 2/3 hitless innings in relief of Ross.
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Boeing has worked around concerns in foreign markets before, structuring defense subsidiaries in Australia and Britain to satisfy sovereignty demands, and those cases may serve as a reference in Brazil, the sources said.
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The high-tech test equipment and systems that he worked around went on to influence what he calls his "psychokinetic art," black and white Op art that oscillates and vibrates before your eyes.
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DT also filed for and received an injunction on Lemonade operating in Germany — a block Lemonade has temporarily worked around by dropping magenta for the moment in the country (it's using red instead).
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Bryce Harper flied out to deep center to open the ninth against A. J. Morris, who worked around a walk for his first save, striking out Daniel Murphy looking to end the game.
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I worked around this by putting big group tabs on the card when my friends and I went out and asking my family to use it for bigger expenses, like flights or hotels.
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Through the next two days, doctors at the Nangarhar Regional Hospital in Jalalabad worked around the clock trying to repair mangled limbs, then sometimes amputated them, after finding they could not be saved.
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"People want to be where there is vibrancy at the street level," said Jodie McLean, chief executive of Edens, a developer who has worked around the region and is involved with Washington's bid.
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The deteriorating condition of the State House, parts of which were built when George Washington was president, has been apparent for years, and it was something that was groused about and worked around.
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Teams of forensic experts worked around the clock in the Sicilian port of Augusta to collect body markings and DNA samples to confirm the identities of the victims and to inform their families.
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An analysis of LinkedIn listings by TechCrunch found more than 100 people from Google, Microsoft and Baidu, many of whom worked around search divisions at the previous companies, have joined ByteDance in recent quarters.
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The world begrudgingly worked around the gag rule in the 1980s, fought it and the abstinence prevention strategy during the George W. Bush years and will likely do battle with reinstated gags in 2017.
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Allen worked around a walk, a double and a run-scoring outfield fielding error in the ninth, ending the game with strikeouts of Willson Contreras and Kyle Schwarber with runners at second and third.
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"We went through this as fast as we could," a senior law enforcement official told CNN, with another law enforcement official saying investigators worked "around the clock" to review the large volume of emails.
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Synlogic's boss, Jose-Carlos Gutiérrez-Ramos, formerly of Pfizer, has worked around the world and praises the "density of intellectuals" in Boston and the opportunities that come from being able to make easy connections.
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Ryan Tepera stranded two runners in the seventh inning, Joe Smith tossed a shutout eighth, and Roberto Osuna worked around a two-out walk to Eric Sogard in the ninth for his seventh save.
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But from the very start the Astros hit Snell hard, and after he worked around a leadoff single by Springer in the first, Snell found trouble in the second after surrendering three consecutive doubles.
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Everytown and its gun safety allies are leveraging their political contours just as red state Republicans worked around a Democratic White House to challenge regulation and the expansion of Medicaid in the Obama era.
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Pittsburgh closer Mark Melancon worked around Diaz's one-out double in the ninth for his eighth save, dropping St. Louis to 15-15 for the year and 3-5 on its 10-game homestand.
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He worked around the homers and struck out five without a walk while throwing 79 pitches and getting diving plays by Tauchman in left field and Gleyber Torres at second in the sixth inning.
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"Credit is due the discipline and persistence of homicide investigators, who worked around the clock to corroborate tipster information with actual evidence," Harris County First Assistant District Attorney Tom Berg said in a statement.
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Local journalists at the Houston Chronicle worked around the clock trying to share critical information with residents trapped by historic flooding, driven on by caffeine and a desire to save their fellow citizens' lives.
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But it's difficult to believe that conflicts of this magnitude could have truly been worked around, given how many of them there were, and how high up on the organizational chart Dr. Baselga sat.
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Doctors and nurses have worked around the clock to save the lives of those who have fallen ill with the coronavirus, like these medics huddling together to operate on a critical patient in Wuhan.
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Meanwhile Apple has worked around previous EU attempts to push device makers to standardize charging on Micro USB by expanding its revenue-generating dongle collection — and selling Europeans a Lighting to Micro USB adaptor.
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This time, Mr. Cuomo worked around the Republicans by securing $7.5 million from the huge bank-asset forfeiture fund controlled by the Manhattan district attorney, Cyrus Vance Jr., and doubling it with private matching funds.
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Greg Holland worked around a leadoff hit by pitch in the ninth to earn his second save with the Nationals after a 73-hour, 29-minute rain delay in the bottom of the eighth inning.
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The Houston bullpen took care of things from there, with Collin McHugh and Ryan Pressly combining for a scoreless eighth inning before Hector Rondon worked around a walk in the ninth for his 13th save.
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In places like India and China, e-commerce firms have worked around this by enabling delivery workers to accept cash, a solution that isn't viable in countries like Mexico where assaults and robberies are common.
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Authorities started with a list of roughly 2100,052 people and worked around the clock to identify the dead and account for survivors so they can focus on getting people back into their homes, he said.
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He worked around a number of injuries throughout the season, a list that included lengthy stints for outfielder Giancarlo Stanton, third baseman Miguel Andujar, starting pitcher Luis Severino and reliever Dellin Betances among several others.
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A command center was established on the base, where American civil engineers and airmen worked around the clock to fuel the generators that continued to power the airfield, air traffic control tower and maintenance areas.
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Hundreds of employees who worked around the clock in places like Iraq and Saudi Arabia to support his travel missed their first paycheck this week, along with thousands of their colleagues based around the world.
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The release prompted the Secretary of Defense to set up a task force of more than a hundred people, linked to agencies across the federal government, who worked around the clock, seven days a week.
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"If you have a snowfall six to eight hours, that's O.K., but every hour it became more of a problem," he said, adding that he, his sons and employees worked around the clock during the storm.
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He had yet to pitch into the seventh inning in his four previous starts yet he worked around two two-out baserunners to complete that frame, inducing a fielder's choice grounder from pinch-hitter Billy Butler.
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He worked around a pair of baserunners in the fourth, including the Mariners' first batter to get a hit in 63 innings when Seager rolled an infield single off the third-base bag with two outs.
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Employees of Montana Resources and the Atlantic Richfield Co. (Arco), which also manages the site, reportedly worked around the clock using spotlights, noise makers and other tools to scare the birds away from the toxic pit.
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He induced a fielder's choice groundout from Miguel Sano to escape a bases-loaded jam in the first and worked around leadoff baserunners in the third and fourth by retiring the subsequent three batters in order.
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Drew Steckenrider pitched a scoreless eighth, and Sergio Romo worked around a one-out solo homer by Carlos Santana in the ninth to pick up his fifth save as the Marlins split the two-game series.
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Red Sox LH Eduardo Rodriguez (220-22, 33) Kuhl worked around a career-high six walks in picking up a win over Atlanta on Saturday, limiting the Braves to two earned runs while striking out five.
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Pearl CEO Bryson Gardner tells me that on iOS, they plan to introduce push notifications that alleviate some of this, though the Wi-Fi connection issue is system-level and can't be worked around right now.
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While volunteers from the French Communist Party worked around the clock to ready the vessel, Neruda was gathering donations from all over Latin America — and from friends like Pablo Picasso — to finance the increasingly exorbitant enterprise.
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In the third-party Twitterific app, for example, the company worked around the problem by adding a "Delete and Edit Tweet" action that would let you correct a tweet by replacing it with a new one.
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"She would not grade the land; if there was a boulder, she worked around it," Diane Y. Welch, author of "The Life and Times of Lilian J. Rice Master Architect" (2015), said in a telephone interview.
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As soon as we became aware of a bug in the lead-up to the UK election, our teams worked around the clock to fix it and communicated publicly about our progress until it was fixed.
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Another aspect of this launch is that the founding partners, Francesca Warner and Matt Penneycard have in fact worked around each other together for four years, at various places, including Downing Ventures, Seraphim Capital and Techstars.
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After the sinkhole appeared on November 8, subcontractors worked around the clock to fill in the 30 meter (98 ft) wide, 15 meter (50 ft) deep hole by the 12th with a mixture of sand and cement.
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I'd have preferred if Samsung had moved to a USB-C connector with its S7 family, but I worked around my hate for Micro USB by just using an Anker wireless charger with a USB-C port.
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"I want to commend the entire investigative team who worked around the clock to determine the events leading of the tragic death of a 13-year old girl," Essex District Attorney Jonathan Blodgett said in a statement.
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Law enforcement officials worked around it, including Connecticut State Police, Newtown Police, FBI agents, and workers from New York City's Office of the Chief Medical Examiner, who had responded to a request for assistance from Connecticut officials.
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"Our teams worked around the clock during the midterms to reduce the spread of misinformation, thwart efforts to discourage people from voting, and deal with issues of hate on our services," a spokeswoman for Facebook told CNBC.
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Jonathan Holder pitched a scoreless eighth, and Dellin Betances worked around a two-out hit by JaCoby Jones in the ninth for his second save of the season after allowing two homers in the ninth inning Thursday.
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I fought it for a long-ass time because my dad worked around rap and hip-hop and shit, and I was kind of near that but I wasn't necessarily the coolest kid when I was younger.
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While the hours were long — he worked around 10.5 hours each day with the other hour and a half at the factory consisting of breaks and meals — Zeng told Mashable that the physical conditions could have been worse.
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Andrew Miller (3-2) worked around a single in the seventh, Carlos Martinez pitched two scoreless innings and recorded his second save, ending the game by getting pinch hitter Wilson Ramos on a double play started by DeJong.
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But Sabathia worked around those mistakes — and another jam in the sixth when the Angels scored their only run on a pitch that bounced well in front of the plate and past Sanchez, allowing Upton to race home.
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He added two more groundouts in the second, worked around a Matt Joyce bunt single against the shift with three ground-ball outs in the third, and retired the side in order again on groundouts in the fourth.
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According to Capp, GM showed NHTSA the rearview mirror and how it worked on a number of occasions in the process of seeking approval and actually developed the mirror in a way that worked around the existing standards.
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Andrew Miller (3-13) worked around a single in the seventh, and Carlos Martinez pitched two scoreless innings and recorded his second save, ending the game by getting pinch hitter Wilson Ramos on a double play started by DeJong.
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He retired the first 10 batters he faced and, after Josh Reddick reached on an error by first baseman Edwin Encarnacion in the fourth, Clevinger worked around a two-out walk to Correa by getting Beltran to fly out.
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But even mainstream liberal voices in the economics world who have been critical of MMT, like The New York Times' Paul Krugman, have spent years fighting the idea that our debt is a significant problem to be worked around.
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The museum was closed to visitors, as Paris experienced its worst flooding since 1982 — but inside, staff members and volunteers had worked around the clock to remove artworks from the threat of the rising waters of the Seine River.
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Twitter users have worked around the problem of not having a way to privately save tweets by doing things like DM'ing tweets to themselves, saving them in Notepad, emailing them, opening them in a new tab, and other tricks.
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The website notes Argentina-born Martinez is the first Hispanic CEO of a global advertising agency, and is a "truly 'global citizen'" who was raised mainly in Spain, has worked around the globe and is fluent in five languages.
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If we did this for another 6 or 7 weeks and then went back to work as normal, the average American would still finish the year having worked around as many hours as Germans work in an *typical* year.
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Vargas (123-8) struck out the side in both the fourth — when he whiffed Bryce Harper, Ryan Zimmerman and Juan Soto, the Nationals' 3-4-5 hitters — and fifth, when he worked around a leadoff single by Matt Wieters.
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Doolittle, who was seeking his 20th save, retired Hunter Dozier with the potential go-ahead run on base to end the eighth, then worked around a Cheslor Cuthbert one-out single in the ninth to preserve his own win.
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He worked around a pair of baserunners in the first inning by inducing a groundout from Angels shortstop Andrelton Simmons and coerced a double-play ground ball from Mike Trout to erase a leadoff single by David Fletcher in the third.
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Atlanta's A.J. Minter got the final two outs in the seventh, Dan Winkler pitched a scoreless eighth and closer Arodys Vizcaino worked around a walk and a hit to pitch a scoreless ninth inning and nail down his 12th save.
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Dyson worked around a two-out single and stolen base by Tommy Edman in the eighth, before Smith induced Dexter Fowler to hit into a game-ending double play in the ninth after a Paul Goldschmidt single for his 23rd save.
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The FT reported that teams of engineers had worked around the clock in San Francisco and London to close the vulnerability and it began rolling out a fix to its servers on Friday last week and issued a patch for customers on Monday.
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Those problems can be worked around, but they are inconveniences: if you want to use Helm, it's very possible that you'll have to switch apps and get used to a new way of checking your email account and calendar on all your devices.
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Three of the four total runs the 25-year-old allowed came in Thursday's 3-1 setback at Atlanta, in which he worked around nine hits and kept the ball in the park for the second straight outing before absorbing his first loss.
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One of the two former NIRT employees interviewed by Reuters described being on a team that once worked around the clock for five-straight days to patch software hackers had used to gain access to Fed systems in an attempt to obtain passwords.
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He worked around a two-out double by Altuve in the first inning and a leadoff single from Astros catcher Brian McCann in the third, inducing a double play off the bat of Tony Kemp to erase McCann and preserve the scoreless tie.
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Blue Jays RH Marco Estrada (3-2, 233) Darvish worked around trouble for most of Sunday at Detroit en route to collecting his fourth straight win after giving up two runs on five hits and four walks in a season-low five frames.
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The Cisco engineers worked around the clock for days to analyze the means of attack, create fixes, and craft a stopgap warning about a security risk affecting more than 20143 different products, said the employees, who had direct knowledge of the effort.
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"'The terrain in northern Manitoba is immense and unforgiving'MacLatchy said officers logged thousands of hours and worked around the clock to pursue the suspects, digging through more than 250 tips from the public, and using "some of the most advanced technologies available.
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No big surprise here: Tsu, a social network that worked around the App Store's rules on pay-per-installs, incentivized its users to create content, rewarded people for signing up friends, and got banned from Facebook for spamming, has now shut down.
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A claim in a paper last year that CRISPR caused many off-target side-effects was retracted over interpretations of data, and a report that that humans may be immune to Cas9 was determined to be something that could be worked around.
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Boston's desire to have a big bat in the lineup nearly cost them a run when J.D. Martinez badly blew a play in the outfield, but David Price worked around a runner on third to add another scoreless inning to his collection.
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Parks and Recreation, for instance, worked around star Amy Poehler's pregnancy by producing the first six episodes of its third season at the tail end of its second season, so her leave wouldn't impact what would normally have been the start of production.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher It was one of the most valuable start-ups in the United States, with bold plans to revolutionize how and where people worked around the world.
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After the 2019 shooting in El Paso, Texas, that left 22 dead, she worked around the clock for the League of United Latin American Citizens to get media coverage and help its effort to raise money for families impacted by the shooting.
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Eric Swalwell, would not characterize Nix's testimony, but told BuzzFeed News, "His answers need to be tested by obtaining third-party data and interviewing people who worked around him" — something that's unlikely to happen now that Republicans have shut down the committee's Russia investigation.
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While some enterprising companies have reportedly worked around Facebook's ban through intentional misspellings of words that might otherwise send up a red flag for the social media site's ad police, a spokesperson for Google tells Bloomberg that the company is working to address that issue.
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Of course, but only when we got cornered by the limitations of the game's mechanics, but we never gave up, because presenting the player with a number of choices on the screen rendered everything else meaningless, so we just worked around the already established flow.
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Doig, who came to the opening in a bright-orange T-shirt, looked quite chipper for someone who'd scarcely slept for the past six nights as he worked around the clock to finish the painting, and another big canvas, in a downtown New York studio.
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I think of the countless reports of rescue by the heroic U.S. Coast Guard, the multitudes of first responders, specialty disaster assistance teams, the U.S. Army, and volunteers who worked around the clock, against the odds, to create new plans and stabilize miles of devastation.
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"OMB has worked around the clock since the rule came in a few days ago from the Department of Education and we were pleased to clear it today to help fulfill the President's commitment to America's heroes without further delay," the OMB spokesperson said.
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Famurewa's Wired piece explains how the Tupac team "[Worked] around round the clock for two months in a room plastered with pictures of the rapper," making "an entire bank of facial movements and expressions" to pull from when sequencing the entire pre-programmed Coachella performance.
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Washington (CNN)In the days since the FBI dropped a bombshell into the presidential race with the discovery of new emails relevant to the Hillary Clinton server investigation, bureau investigators worked "around the clock" to review the large volume of emails, two law enforcement officials told CNN.
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Trevor May pitched out of a two-on, two-out jam to preserve Minnesota's four-run lead in the eighth inning, then worked around a one-out walk in a scoreless ninth to end the Twins' two-game losing streak and register his first career save.
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On the ground in Berlin, ex-Luftwaffe mechanics were enlisted to help maintain aircraft, and some 19,000 Berliners, almost half of them women, worked around the clock for three months to build Tegel Airport, providing a crucial relief for the British Gatow and American Tempelhof airfields.
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Chicago won for the fifth time in seven games behind a sterling pitching effort that began with Reynaldo Lopez and continued with Aaron Bummer, Evan Marshall and Jace Fry before Alex Colome worked around a one-out walk in the ninth to record his 25th save.
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"Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power," the Tate's show of black American art between 1963 and 1983, is an eye-opening survey of the manifold ways in which African-American artists worked around, within and against the currents of 20th-century American art.
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Our team has worked around the clock to find a solution to accommodate everyone safely and fairly, but at this point in time there is no way to continue our weekend at TanaCon as is without risking the safety of all our Featured Creators, which is our number one priority.
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The Cover Photo is still the same size as before, however (828×315 pixels), so businesses will not need to make any immediate changes unless they had crafted a Cover image in a way that either worked around the Profile pic or cleverly tied the two pictures together in some way.
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Mariners RH Felix Hernandez (33-1, 4.09) Perez continued to struggle with his control Sunday against Oakland as he issued three more walks to give him seven in 11 1/3 innings, but he worked around six hits to toss 5 1/3 scoreless frames en route to a win.
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"Two teams of make up artists and makers worked around the clock to fit the moss and bark elements on the two actors as the base substrate while another team worked on creating 'accent' compositions with flowers and berries that I would use to characterise the various shoots," Jakob explains.
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White Sox right-hander Reynaldo Lopez (4-6) worked around baserunners in the first and second but surrendered a run-scoring single to first baseman Yuli Gurriel in the third and a two-run double to catcher Tim Federowicz in the fourth that upped the Houston lead to 3-0.
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When: November 4, 2016–March 26, 2017 Where: The Jewish Museum (1109 Fifth Avenue, Upper East Side, Manhattan) Pierre Chareau built his famed 1932 Maison de Verre, or "House of Glass," with a steel frame and glass block walls that worked around an upstairs neighbor and a medical space downstairs.
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Andrew Cashner, recently relegated to the bullpen after a string of poor starts, then worked around a leadoff single in the bottom of the frame for his first career save as Boston snapped a three-game losing streak Brandon Workman (212-43), who blew the save in the ninth, earned the win.
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Oakland manager Bob Melvin's closer-by-committee approach began on a high note as he used Ryan Dull, Sean Doolittle and Ryan Madson in front of Santiago Casilla, who worked around a one-out walk in the ninth to record his first save with his new club following seven seasons with San Francisco.
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Greinke induced an inning-ending double play in the third, worked around leadoff doubles from Kole Calhoun in the fourth and Matt Thaiss in the fifth, and initiated another inning-ending double play in the sixth after the Angels scratched across an unearned run in the inning that cut the deficit to 4-3.
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"Sydnè Barnes and I worked around the vibe of the song to create trance-like visuals for the main theme of the song, which is to never compromise your soul" Watch the "Silver Kettles" video below and expect more film projects–as well as a full-length LP–from M.I. Blue later this year.
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Alan Dershowitz implied that no President up for reelection can abuse power by working for his own reelection -- even though he tried to walk back that argument later on Thursday, it's certainly true that Trump has viewed Congress as an impediment to be squashed or worked around rather than a coequal branch of government.
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Before that, Greinke induced an inning-ending double play in the third, worked around leadoff doubles from Kole Calhoun in the fourth and Matt Thaiss in the fifth, and initiated another inning-ending double play in the sixth after the Angels scratched across an unearned run in the inning that cut the deficit to 4-26.
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FBI Director James Comey sent shockwaves through the race by telling Congress on Sunday that investigators had worked "around the clock" to complete a review of newly discovered emails and found no reason to change their July finding that Clinton was not guilty of criminal wrongdoing in her use of a private email server while secretary of state.
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"We were told time and time again the people above him he treated like gold, the people below him, he belittled, screamed at them, really created a very toxic environment to the point where the people who worked around him felt like they had to walk on eggshells because of his lack of respect for his job," Tester said.
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"I found that the military teenagers are used to diversity, can handle change well, [are] quick-thinkers, develop an early ability to adapt to many situations, and are more adept at these skills than other teens," says Christi Garner, a Virginia-based family therapist who has worked around the world with military families dealing with the stressors of moving and deployments.
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He worked around a one-out single to Andrew Benintendi and ended the game by blowing a 99-mph fastball past Christian Vazquez Vasquez hit a two-run homer in the fourth for the Red Sox, who lost for the 12th time in its last 15 games and dropped 16 games behind the New York Yankees in the AL East.
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"We were told time and time again the people above him he treated like gold, the people below him, he belittled, screamed at them, really created a very toxic environment to the point where the people who worked around him felt like they had to walk on eggshells because of his lack of respect for his job," Tester told Anderson.
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The current coronavirus outbreak has tested Redfield and his staff, who have worked around the clock for more than a month to try and fend off the virus, which appears to be spread both by people who are openly ill as well as people with no visible symptoms, can be difficult to detect and poses a considerable risk to older people.
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This is the difficulty of finding partners, particularly in rural regions but even in some well-resourced areas like Sacramento: The options can be so scarce that pros and cons have to be worked around, with providers left hoping that someone or something else — like, say, a federal infusion of funding — will help finally solve the underlying problems that lead to too few addiction treatment providers.
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While millimeter wave tech can manage transferring lots of data uncompressed at high speed, it does suffer from requiring line-of-sight for transmission, but the MIT CSAIL team behind MoVR has worked around that using programmable mirrors that help detect the direction of the signal and reconfigure its receivers to ensure the signal isn't interrupted by things like a hand movement or other obstruction.
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Miffed by long-standing resistance among advanced economies to giving emerging economies even more power in the IMF's complicated voting structure, China has aggressively worked around the IMF to create its own series of infrastructure and investment banks over the past five years: the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, the Silk Road Infrastructure Fund, a $240 billion crisis fund called the Chiang Mai Initiative and a $100 billion liquidity arrangement with Brazil, Russia and South Africa.
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