Still, Paul expects a heap of market weakness to come.
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They turned Daraya into hell and a heap of stones.
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Someone once left a heap of clothes on the floor.
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Weighing against these shaky benefits are a heap of costs.
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With her new flashy roles comes a heap of publicity.
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They bought a heap of ventilators to keep people alive.
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Then I added a heap of fresh basil and cilantro.
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Yet the black stuff is still in a heap of trouble.
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Others seemed to think the ad was a heap of bullshit.
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The couple's activism sprouted from a heap of such public indignities.
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I was listening to a heap of techno at the time.
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The ice cream shop was reduced to a heap of rubble.
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Best Buy announced a heap of Black Friday deals earlier today.
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The fire turned this refuge into a heap of tile and ash.
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In the business editor's office: a heap of notebooks on the floor.
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The biggest was a heap of aluminum, plastic, and paper tied together.
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The company added 1 million advertisers and a heap of new features.
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Then place a heap of greens in the middle of your bowl.
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We already knew that Paul Manafort was in a heap of trouble.
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They collapse under their proud weight, and slump into a heap of nothing.
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A character mistakes a heap of regular garbage for a work of art.
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If not, we shall be abandoned in a heap of offals and excrement.
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It's easy to make, tasty and doesn't require a heap of fresh ingredients.
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It could be a few broken tools, or a heap of Nefertiti treasures.
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He wasn't in "urban drag" or co-signed by a heap of black producers.
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While there might not be a heap of talent in that division, Cyborg vs.
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If not, we shall be abandoned in a heap of offals and excrement pic.twitter.
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If you're not careful, however, you could find yourself with a heap of debt too.
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She quickly chucks a plastic bag with the puppies inside into a heap of trash.
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Meanwhile, their former home, Upton Park, is lying in ruins, a heap of smouldering ashes.
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He stood amid a heap of empty, green wooden boxes that had held artillery shells.
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Small boiled or roasted potatoes would be great alongside, with a heap of salad greens.
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Marty's impromptu move to the Ozarks has brought a heap of destruction to the region.
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Another week she offered nasi campur, curry and vegetables crowded round a heap of rice.
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I have extra body fat, cellulite and stretch marks and I've lost a heap of muscle.
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Republicans saw their hopes of repealing Obamacare crumble into a heap of legislative rubble on Tuesday.
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So far, one theory has gained the most traction: It's a heap of burning space junk.
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Also playing with my band from 2013-2016 helped as we played a heap of gigs.
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Plus, eating a heap of freshly shucked oysters can be a fun, eco-friendly communal event.
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They're still famous, they're still in love, but they're all dealing a heap of personal issues.
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It's a long, uncommitted flick of the hand with a heap of connotations attached to it.
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Balfe, though she doesn't have a heap of screen time, is forceful in all she does.
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Montmartre's famous music-hall, the Moulin Rouge, is little more than a heap of ashes now.
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There is no main entree, just a heap of loose parts strung together for 73 minutes.
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There's no honor or wisdom in cozying up to Donald Trump — just a heap of manure.
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An influential Peruvian industrialist named Enrique is photographed in flagrante amid a heap of slatternly prostitutes.
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In a clear-walled laboratory compartment, an African grey parrot faced a heap of metal washers.
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In today's FIFA, or indeed Pro Evo 2016, defending is rarely a heap of fun, though.
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According to screaming headlines and politicians of all varieties, Karachi has turned into a heap of trash.
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And yet our ways of thinking about this fundamental human attribute amount to a heap of contradictions.
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A North Carolina man found a heap of newspapers in his backyard thanks to some mischievous foxes.
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I collapsed in a heap of relief before I could compose myself long enough to dial it.
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Footage from the scene showed piles of rubble, and cars turned into a heap of mangled metal.
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The Sapphire Reserve card charges $21.5 per year, but it comes with a heap of additional benefits.
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Tekashi69 is in a heap of trouble ... jailed and in GP with scary prospects for the future.
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The medical industry offers a heap of intractable issues, big market potential and the always desirable scale.
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Check out their latest below, as well as a heap of other dope records from nice people.
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He picks up a cross from a heap of rubble and wipes away ashes with his priest's robes.
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Smiling, he pats the black plastic lid and opens it to reveal a heap of well-fingered papers.
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We end up spending a heap of money chasing the latest goods to add to our beauty stash.
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Ondrej Petr, 27, fell down a steep slope, becoming trapped in a heap of rocks and broken branches.
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And beyond a heap of money made for other people, what's on the other side of a superfight?
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However, thanks in part to a heap of outside criticism, the situation in Indonesia is improving, Siu adds.
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If Charlotte turns into a heap of smoldering ash from violence and protests, Mayor Lyles will be done.
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In this corner, a heap of Wonder Bread packages; over there, a thorough collection of laundry detergent bottles.
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While it came to a boil, I defrosted some roasted-tomato sauce and grated a heap of Parmesan.
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On arrival, they choose their own seats from a heap of buckets, plastic crates, camp chairs and coolers.
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Alex Chan, a Chinese-American high school junior, has a 4.5 G.P.A. and a heap of A.P. courses.
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I have been invited to a heap of meetings this week, and my calendar is quickly filling up.
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If so, we are probably in for a heap of trouble, regardless of who wins the 2020 elections.
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I say 'storyteller' instead of 'liar' because there's a heap of difference between a storyteller and a liar.
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A woman with a self-administered haircut is rolling around under a heap of soft blankets, moaning softly.
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Video posted on Twitter showed a heap of smoldering debris blocking the roadway, as smoke billowed into the air.
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A heap of successful investments — including the Los Angeles Dodgers and Sparks — brand him as a savvy businessman, too.
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The allegations have landed the university in a heap of legal trouble, drawing numerous lawsuits and a federal investigation.
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We stop in the communal herb garden in our building's courtyard to pick a heap of basil for dinner.
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Blood, guts, and buckets of gore is promised, but I just don't see this being a heap of fun.
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In the most immediate term, this means a heap of staffing decisions for the soon-to-be Trump administration.
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Aldo might well have lost to Conor McGregor but he has a heap of skills that McGregor does not.
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To create a sense of intimacy, Chalamet and Hammer spent a heap of time together before and during filming.
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The living room held a heap of plastic-draped furniture, but Ms. Komer liked the layout and the size.
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Here's why: Imagine a heap of flea market jewelry where each piece is tangled in some way around another.
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Serve with something green: a big salad, a heap of steamed or sautéed broccoli, a tangle of green beans.
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It used to come with a heap of guilt, but that somehow died out when I was a teenager.
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"This is everything we own right here," he said, standing over a heap of clothes, books, furniture and other belongings.
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It's certainly an Olympics as per usual, throwing up a heap of surprises in such a short space of time.
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Pink is gorgeously, delightfully, perfectly visible from long distances (or when piled in a heap of muddy rubber work boots).
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Ryan should come in for a heap of recrimination, mostly from administration figures speaking to reporters under cover of anonymity.
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They're still my favorite band without question and since they finally reformed I've seen them live a heap of times.
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How many of these things would I have to eat before I collapse in a heap of dirty orange sludge?
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His house in Carmel was warm and worn, with a heap of toys visible through the windows on the porch.
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I don't want to sanitize the journal, but I also don't want to find myself in a heap of trouble.
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On Wednesday morning, the remains of the hangar were a heap of twisted metal, rubble, scattered clothes and dirty mattresses.
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It's just one of those rare instances where doing the right thing might also carry a heap of political advantages.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: A heap of discarded scratch-off lottery tickets filled an entire seat on the subway car.
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Now, however, Fanny slept on a heap of blankets on the floor of the bedroom of Laura's teenage brother, Nando.
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But the main courses give precedence to meat, like ojaxuri, a heap of pork, potatoes and onions, browned and seething.
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Offset is in a heap of trouble because a warrant has been issued for his arrest, and it's a felony.
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A swish of yogurt goes down on the plate, followed by a couple of patties and a heap of greens.
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Both rail against the iniquities of modern capitalism ... and both of them have made a heap of money out of it.
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From a heap of spring green beans, his wife is constantly picking out and separating the ones that are turning yellow.
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Australia's In-N-Out burger pop-up has generated a ton of hype, a heap of press, and hoardes of crowds.
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When we first meet Lenny Belardo, he's crawling out from under a heap of babies into a candlelit St. Peter's Square.
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It is for this reason -- their longtime devotion to families raising children with autism -- that both issue a heap of caution.
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The most forthright dish I tasted was a heap of rice vermicelli noodles and ground mackerel in a loose red curry.
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Because Trump's wall may be causing a heap of collateral damage on a homegrown American business with more than 45,000 employees.
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They begin piled on the ground, a heap of bodies that later reappears, uprooting itself and migrating from place to place.
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You could just make the chicken and serve it with thick toast and a heap of greens tossed with lemony dressing.
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Now it's a heap of rubble, and even if it's reconstructed, the results will only be a simulacrum of the original.
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Racking up credit card debt is painful on its own, and no one wants a heap of fees making it worse.
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The woman came home to a heap of trash on the floor and the dog sprawled in the midst of it.
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Now, a heap of obsolete cables are blocking the way to install new ones needed for the accelerator's next big upgrade.
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They'd be as charming at breakfast—maybe alongside a heap of gravlax—as they would be as a late-night snack.
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Doing it in a glider takes skilled engineers, pilots, and atmospheric scientists, elusive weather conditions, a heap of luck, and yes, guts.
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The S&P 21, and all fell deeper into correction territory as a heap of volatility had investors hitting the panic button.
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As we entered the school there was a heap of uncollected trash full of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottles, nylon sachets and styrofoam.
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After that — this was while I was reporting the story — there was just a heap of criticism that came her way. Right.
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I'd plan on two eggs per adult for dinner, and serve it with a heap of sautéed kale and a cold beer.
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As your eye travels down the piece, however, it devolves into a heap of dirty, tangled, old wedding dresses on the floor.
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Next came baked striped bass, a heap of Persian golden rice, roasted baby beets and radishes, ginger-steamed spinach and puréed eggplant.
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The crowd stepped back, out of the way, and the soldier came crashing to the ground in a heap of crumpled metal.
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I had a heap of options for how to spend my day there, including bobsledding, meeting penguins, and skiing or snowboarding lessons.
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There's been a heap of China in Africa coverage over the last decade, but very little of it is focused on tech.
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What at first glance appears to be a heap of shrapnel, torturous looking metal contraptions, and flying sparks, is actually much more.
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Civic Hatchback is more than just a sheep in wolf's clothing Thankfully, Honda has added a heap of tech to the Hatchback, too.
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Like friend of The Creators Project Scorpion Dagger, Kajetan Obarski animates old paintings in absurd modern circumstances, but adds a heap of ickiness.
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So, what's a knowledge-hungry millennial to do should he or she want to get smarter without taking on a heap of debt?
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The 1936 Games have since been mythologised as black American sprinter Jesse Owens burying Nazi Aryan philosophy under a heap of precious metal.
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All plaintive love, pleas for more time, and the sad realization that all one's burning desires will end in a heap of ashes.
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For all their imperfections, they are the only game in Asia, a region with a heap of problems and a dearth of structures.
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The card charges a steeper $550 per year in annual fees, but it also comes with a heap of credits and upgrade perks.
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It's a massive, fattening, many-flavored thing, topped with mashed avocado, a heap of sauerkraut, chopped tomatoes, and a generous squiggle of mayo.
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Megan talks with a range of founders and investors in the space, finding the positive stories along with a heap of frustrating ones.
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After a mile, we climbed over a heap of rocks that slid beneath our feet and emerged at the summit of the crater.
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He has never forgotten his first sight of that city, the way it rose up before him, a heap of glory and trash.
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In Season 43, BoJack (voiced by Will Arnett) was forced to reckon with both his family history and a heap of newfound responsibilities.
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This being Wilde, the expression of those conflicts can seem purely decorative and inconsequential at first, a heap of jeweled epigrams and paradoxes.
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On Monday, a Queens landlord found a body in a heap of debris at the apartment of a tenant who had been evicted.
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"We have a heap of fun," said Grace Terry, 77, a former nurse in Hawke's Bay, on the North Island of New Zealand.
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Mount Vesuvius erupted on this day in 79 A.D., burying the Roman town of Pompeii under a heap of ash, rocks and pumice.
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When I left my old corporate day job, I also walked away from a heap of benefits including very cheap group life insurance.
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They haven't entirely abandoned NWOBHM, with "Nightland" adding a heap of aggression and a guitar lead ending that's whirlwind romance at fatal speed.
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A bodily form emerges from a heap of rhinestones, fake jewels, Mardi Gras beads, watches, an empty Corona bottle, and other lustrous detritus.
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So it's not surprising Amazon now faces a heap of competition from the biggest tech guns on the planet: Apple, Google and, yes, Microsoft.
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In honor of turning 30 this year, Taylor Swift is sharing a heap of life lessons she's learned throughout the years with the world.
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Nope; it must be her military ID. Then I kept thinking, oh man, she's in a heap of trouble if she's in the military.
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Yes, there are a heap of amazing new laptop deals out there for Christmas, but what use is a laptop if it isn't protected?
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I've never been to Rhode Island, but a heap of rotting clam shells causing a domestic disturbance sounds like a distinctly Rhode Island problem.
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Only a crescent on the gate and a heap of shoes outside the door suggest the pebbledash cottage is any different from its neighbours.
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On perhaps the most star studded card to date, New York will be treated to three title fights and a heap of big names.
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UFC tournaments had always contained maybe two good fighters and a heap of guys who claimed unbeaten street fight records and were promptly smashed.
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"I can cut it if you want to sew it," she said, handing Aja a heap of fabric — full Kathie Lee in the sweatshop.
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If the trends that we saw in Illinois and Texas continue in other states, Republicans are in a heap of trouble in the midterms.
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I played Duke Nukem Forever because I had to know what took 15 years, even if it was a heap of sexist, boring trash.
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A heap of mortgage debt seems wise when house prices are rising; less so when prices fall, especially for those who bought at the peak.
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"I picked up a heap of magazines on various topics from secondhand booksellers, brought them to my workshop and began painting," Gürel, 36, tells PEOPLE.
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But in the golden days of K-1 a heap of heavyweights became superstars in Japan through the many tournaments and regular star-studded cards.
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But one of Kim's posts sparked a heap of backlash online — so much backlash, that the star removed it from her social media accounts altogether.
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If the masses do forget Pokémon again, there's a heap of retro time killers from our childhoods that could see an unexpected revival.
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Theranos has found itself in a heap of lawsuits from consumers, former partners and investors after its tangle with faulty test results and government intervention.
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This dish usually arrives as a heap of potatoes, peppers, sausage and bony thighs, in quantities so large even your cousin Vinny couldn't finish it.
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The new lawsuit sits atop a heap of other legal actions trailing Trump and the handful of investigations into both his campaign and his associates.
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But they could also serve as the filling for po'boys: French bread slathered with mayoketchup and stuffed with fritters and a heap of shredded lettuce.
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At night it was so cold in the car I woke and buried myself beneath a heap of our dirty clothes to keep from shivering.
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Here's what happened when I hopped on the Hogwarts Express, grabbed a heap of Chocolate Frogs, and watched 17 years worth of this wizarding madness.
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Blizzard Pom Wreath, $118A wreath that'll never get old, this one is filled with a heap of fluffy pom-poms in wintry whites and greys.
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Possibly for the first time, festival presenters could no longer get away with booking one or two female musicians next to a heap of men.
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He said he had believed that the entire film had been destroyed, until he found it in a "heap of rotting cans" in the archive.
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More than a thousand people died in Dhaka, Bangladesh, in April 2013 when a building housing several clothing factories collapsed into a heap of rubble.
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Now, all he sees is a giant landfill, a heap of trash about 100 feet tall, so big that trucks on it look like insects.
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If you end the month with a heap of unused credits, you're able to use them on considerably higher credit spa treatments ClassPass also offers.
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An airstrike in January reduced the two-storey building that houses his shop and dozens of others to a heap of rubble and twisted steel rods.
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My friends watch as the lady who packs my fan tuan stuffs it with all my favorite things: a heap of pickled vegetables, bean curd, tofu.
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But at a cost of $300—which is half of the branded product's list price—it's still a heap of money for this critically important medicine.
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One of them was Janice Mathis, who found a heap of mangled metal, rocks and blackened trees in place of her three-bedroom, three-bath house.
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The group's gardener, Rachel Butterworth, lost weeks of the planting season preparing the soil and transporting a heap of compost half a mile across the headland.
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A Disney-Fox deal would give Disney a heap of successful film and television assets and boost its overseas footprint, ideally giving Disney better growth prospects.
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Stocks rallied off of a more-than-one-year low Thursday after a heap of selling this year has sent all major indexes into a tailspin.
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The targets sit at the track's finish line, a heap of erector-set looking instrumentation inside a trio of fifty- to one hundred-foot-tall silos.
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One night two years ago, as he was closing up the shop he noticed a canvas sitting on a heap of trash, and he salvaged it.
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After five winning seasons in a row — including three trips to the playoffs and two American League pennants — those Rangers crumbled under a heap of injuries.
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The ATS-V encourages you to push it on the road while being reasonably certain you won't exit the corner in a heap of twisted wreckage.
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Then, once you're a perfect mix of insatiably curious and know-nothing stupid, your connection will cut out, leaving you with a heap of burning questions.
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This time it would be for good: Everything she couldn't stuff into two suitcases went into a heap of black trash bags spilled across the floor.
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"Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri" took home a heap of awards at the Golden Globes, and much of its appeal lies in its apparent social awareness.
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On stage, a sped up version of it is taking place — they dance, mingle, rage, and collapse in a heap of exhausted bodies bracing for a hangover.
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If your shared Netflix password also happens to be your banking password, and your significant other gets hacked, you're suddenly in a heap of trouble as well.
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Google is expected to launch a heap of new hardware at a media event in San Francisco today, including a follow-up to last year's Pixel phone.
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Its only big customer has been a car-sharing scheme in Paris, Autolib', which was run by Bolloré before collapsing in a heap of debt last year.
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Why would the account, which hadn't tweeted since October 8, 2015, make a comeback with a heap of documents that painted the Clintons in a bad light?
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There is a heap of speculation that she was fired and that her departure was not amicable, and that there may be legal action to be taken.
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The operation rendered Mr. Molaison, who was then 27, almost completely incapable of forming new memories, and his remaining memories were fragmentary, a heap of splintered glass.
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The only dud method is pickling, and the problem there may have been that the oysters were lost amid a heap of bitter greens and puréed seaweed.
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On that Chennai afternoon, Sundarikrishna spooned out a heap of rice and yogurt onto a plate, typically eaten in south India at the end of a meal.
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A favorite was the Maine lobster, served out of the shell, seasoned with chili pepper and draped over a heap of fresh sautéed corn and fingerling potatoes.
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After all, who has time to rummage through a heap of shoes on Monday morning, frantically searching for that pair of boots that perfectly complement your outfit?
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The base for jollof rice is that same tomato-pepper combination, cooked down and married with a heap of rice, holding the grains together like a web.
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The Story of a Thing One man's trash — a broken fiberglass chair found in a heap of garbage on a New York sidewalk — was B. Wurtz's treasure.
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There's a heap of complex research on exactly how we learn to relate to food in early childhood, but one thing that's clear is that it is learned.
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He also can't shoot from the outside, but that doesn't really matter when he's turning the defense into a heap of limbs with cartoon birdies circling over it.
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The downfall also sparked a heap of fury on Wall Street, igniting a slew of analyst downgrades and price target cuts from the likes of Oppenheimer and Macquarie.
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You spend a little too much here, endure a hiccup there, and pretty soon you have a heap of borrowed money you can't even remember how you spent.
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The clip the homeowner shared from his doorbell camera shows the bear running off after getting a talking to, leaving behind a heap of chewed up Christmas décor.
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The next victim is splayed out beneath a hollowed out area of bushes, amid needles and a heap of sticks and water bottles piled up like a campfire.
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He went to boxing for a while, struggled with some of his hand picked opponents, then Bellator offered him a heap of money to come back to MMA.
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From there, assembly worked as Henry Ford designed: lightly toasted bread, a heap of sliced meat, a drenching of gravy, alongside the mashed potatoes and some buttered peas.
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Kasur regional police officer Muhammad Kausar Zulfiqar told CNN that the girl's body was found on a heap of garbage only 100 meters from her home in Kasur.
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In a recent video, she shows a heap of slime molded to look like a cassette tape with the number 13 written in blue slime across its surface.
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Across the road at what appeared to be a more recently operational plant, a pair of tall white tanks had tipped over into a heap of twisted steel.
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When I took the paella out of the oven, I found myself poking at a heap of tough undercooked rice, gooey overcooked rice, unopened clams, and desiccated salmon.
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Dressed in a navy blue hoodie and gray khakis, he petted his rescue dog, Brody, and plopped down a heap of unopened mail on the dining room table.
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Below lies a heap of broken picture frames, neglected books, and discarded musical instruments, representing the lives of artists who, like Sternberg, struggled with the cultural high-wire act.
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Once during the civil war in the Ivory Coast he ran into a rebel roadblock—a heap of branches and a broken fridge with a cow's skull on top.
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Mike Rothenberg has been in a heap of trouble over a series of purportedly fraudulent transactions within his investment firm Rothenberg Ventures and his virtual reality startup River Studios.
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The cable, which we previewed at CES, will save your MacBook (which recently got a nice processor upgrade), from crashing to the floor in a heap of polished aluminum.
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A few years ago, I got into a heap of trouble by suggesting one possible answer to that question—how do we deter that nuclear attack on our homeland?
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The best thing that a heap of unrealized potential can get a fighter is a fleeting look in on a pub conversation about fighters who could have been great.
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Dani Mathers is in a heap of trouble, because we've learned the cops are now involved over the photo she took of a naked woman in a gym shower.
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The Wall Street Journal estimates that "Avengers: Infinity War" cost three hundred million dollars, and the result is not a movie so much as a heap of broken images.
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From its primal, cosmic cover to the variety of fonts and page layouts, it is less a book than a heap of zines and secret dispatches hurriedly patched together.
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"All these years, the UK fighters had to go to America and everyone had to spend a heap of money to go to Vegas," he said from the ring.
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"The President took a dump truck and dumped a heap of uncertainty onto the market," said Michael Antonelli, managing director, institutional sales trading at Robert W. Baird in Milwaukee.
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Similarly, the earthy compound 2-ethylfenchol, present in beets, is so powerful for some people that a small chunk of the root vegetable smells like a heap of dirt.
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And what of Netflix, the streaming service that has a heap of Oscar contenders this year but refuses to release any figures that would reveal how popular they are?
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In Samuel Beckett's classic play "Happy Days," a woman sits on stage, buried up to her neck in a heap of sand, keeping up a patter of cheerful conversation.
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Sunday's game started with almost 17 minutes of a scoreless struggle, with both teams moving the ball well, but repeatedly stalling in a heap of third-down sacks and penalties.
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This season's second episode, "Warts and All," brought us three new illnesses, two sets of six-packs, one creepy hand, and a heap of dead bodies from a hospital massacre.
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A fighter can fight better or worse based on how stressed he is, what techniques he is into at the moment of the fight, and a heap of other things.
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It received a heap of praise from critics, who celebrated a film that featured Asian characters who were not stereotypical or one-dimensional as in so many previous Hollywood productions.
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But Ngannou is still rough around the edges and there are a heap of things he hasn't been asked to deal with yet—first among them being a competent boxer.
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Our critic writes that the sudden disposal points to the "national indifference that's accrued" around the show, as well as a heap of higher-profile offerings coming from the network.
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Served with a heap of mâche and spicy pink hummus, sautéed chicken livers were glorious, combining the rich creaminess of a soft cheese with the metallic tang of organ meat.
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Desiigner is in a heap of trouble, because TMZ has learned the drugs cops allegedly found in the SUV in which he was riding included OxyContin, methadone and illegal steroids.
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While Google has cornered internet search, it faces a heap of rivals in assistance, namely Apple, Amazon, Facebook and perhaps someone that we and Pichai do not yet know about.
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But when confronted by a heap of steaming spag Bol on a cold autumn evening or a sausage butty under your hungover nose, those carnivorous cravings will inevitably kick in.
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The items are arranged in miniature displays that suggest associations and stories, and they're embedded throughout a heap of glitter-dappled dirt, which is cordoned off by red velvet ropes.
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A refreshing Asian sour, redolent of melon and yuzu, primed my appetite for a heap of piped causa — mashed potato mixed with lemon — hiding thin octopus slices in olive cream.
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"We are about to bury the rights of over 100 million American women under a heap of platitudes," protested Mary Dent Crisp, the co-chairwoman of the Republican National Committee.
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There would be unity, or something like it, burying intraparty squabbles beneath a heap of agreed-upon progressive policies — or maybe even articles of impeachment to complete the job early.
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The attack, which struck the Sahar district of the vast territory that borders Saudi Arabia, demolished the budget hotel and reduced market stalls outside to a heap of twisted sheet metal.
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It must be a feature of Brave's tracker-blocking behavior, but I'm seeing a heap of visual CAPTCHAs and other additional security checks that I didn't see when browsing with Chrome.
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On top of that simple system is a heap of customization to mix up the action and make each fight, even between the same two fighters, feel like a unique challenge.
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Now, after dropping a heap of cash on the company, Logitech will do its best to make sure Blue's devices become just as essential as its own wireless keyboards and mice.
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And that nothing smells as good as a heap of thin-skinned, bursting tomatoes in August, except a cantaloupe when the softened stem end exudes a droplet of honey-like juice.
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Last season, the show continued its clever examination of narcissism and depression, but allowed some of its poignancy to get buried in a heap of animal puns and aimless plot lines.
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"Seven out of ten people I know here have left," says Zhuang Shiguo, a 2000-year-old kitchen worker from Jiangsu, a neighbouring province, standing next to a heap of rubble.
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Charlie Plummer plays Charley in "Lean on Pete", a 15-year-old whose mother left when he was young and whose father's drinking and womanizing leads to a heap of trouble.
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" (The denizens of Downton Abbey did not get this memo.) "'Have one, James,' she'll say, taking the napkin off and exhibiting a heap of beautiful — yes, that's the word, beautiful — doughnuts.
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Although Hawkins doesn't regret the surgery, her recovery process did come with a heap of emotional struggles and depression as she learned to get used to being an entirely different person.
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When she serves me the piping-hot haejungguk just minutes later, she adds a heap of green onions from a steel bowl to the top and leaves more on the table.
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Legend has it, his quest led him to invent the first recipe for c horrillana—a heap of french fries, scrambled eggs, onions, and beef that's become Chile's equivalent to poutine.
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They're aggregated, along with a heap of new material, on his debut album, "The Chief," a sometimes fascinating collection of alternate-universe hip-hop and pop from a sui generis character.
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Bill Cosby accuser Chloe Goins could be in a heap of trouble after she was arrested on two felonies, and the lead-up to the bust is bizarre ... TMZ has learned.
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After catching a fish, a chicken, or whatever hops by, the person puts together a heap of dry grass or hay and waits until the sun is at its highest point.
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Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino is in a heap of trouble, because the feds have added new criminal charges against him, alleging he tried to screw Uncle Sam out of millions of dollars.
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Andrew Jackson ignored a Supreme Court ruling on the Cherokees ("the constitution now lies a heap of ruins at his feet," one senator lamented); the nation survived, though the tribe was devastated.
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The old Chinese text The Bubishi contains some remarkably solid ideas about fighting and self-defence, but also contains a heap of disproven nonsense about the death touch, chi meridians, and alchemy.
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Still, the results are thought-provoking, and it might be worth reconsidering your relationship if you think your beloved would demand a heap of money before heading into traffic to save you.
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West has made headlines today about his behavior during the sit-down ... which included a couple classic Kanye rants, a heap of Trump praising and even a hug between the two men.
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Six months after what was supposed to be one of her career highlights came crashing down in a heap of controversy, Kendall Jenner has finally broken her silence on that Pepsi commercial.
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Pearlman got in a heap of legal trouble in 2008 ... he was convicted of one of the biggest Ponzi schemes in U.S. history, swindling 1,700 people out of half-a-billion bucks.
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PandoraPandora is in a heap of trouble—take note of its depressing financial results and recent layoffs—but unlike most of the other stand-alone music services, it's also a public company.
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There are a heap of questions going into this fight, but not just over how the two match up and whether the smaller man can handle the power of the bigger one.
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Despite seeming to be in a heap of trouble, 90% of the firm's tests are conducted at its Arizona laboratory, which Theranos says was successfully audited by the same regulator last year.
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Santa Teresa; 011-506-2640-0433 Doused with lime and hidden beneath a heap of crunchy cabbage and cilantro, the fish tacos at this family-run seafood market aren't to be missed.
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The cafeteria sells bibimbap and bulgogi, a traditional Korean beef dish, as well as jalapeño octopus and patbingsu, a heap of sweets — fruits, syrups, condensed milk and sweet beans — atop shaved ice.
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But there was possibility for substance to arise from Isle of Dogs' ocean-crossing style — and unfortunately, it feels like it was buried under a heap of aesthetic allusions and recycled beats.
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More traditionally Korean is bulgogi, rib-eye steak sliced thin, saturated with garlic, ginger, soy, mirin, sake and grated Asian pear and shuffled and scraped across the grill with a heap of onions.
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Seeing a young Holloway hook to the body with the same hand off the jab against Dennis Bermudez convinced this writer that the young Hawaiian had a heap of potential back in 2013.
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The best compact camera smartphone attachment you can buy is getting an Android version, and a heap of updates for the existing iPhone model that make it even better (and it's already excellent).
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Justin Bieber's bodyguard is in a heap of trouble after allegedly driving drunk, smashing into a police car, badly injuring the cops and then fleeing the scene before he was corralled and arrested.
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In Anbar province, west of Baghdad, drivers and traders said the PMF held a heap of destroyed cars that is visible from the main highway near Falluja, where fighting was intense in 2015.
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The ministry hopes to restore coverage to much of Kiev-controlled northern Donetsk region by October with the reconstruction of a TV tower that fighting reduced to a heap of metal in 2014.
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And the fact that, though I had hit pause on my manic, overstuffed other life, nothing went off the rails, fell off a cliff, and ended up as a heap of flaming wreckage.
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The back wall of the house is a heap of bricks and rubble on the ground and the moon hangs in a corner like a lantern, casting a silvery-pink sheen over everything.
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His 1988 bid collapsed in a heap of plagiarism accusations and other assorted dramas, encapsulated in a famous-for-C-SPAN exchange with a New Hampshire man over Mr. Biden's law school record.
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Both Shell and Google adopted "Make the Future" slogans, Converse's "Made by You" campaign won a heap of trophies, and the schedules, diets and fashion senses of "creative people" bedecked many an SME brochure.
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She enters her office, grabs all her office supplies — the same ones that reminder of Walter because of his constant fidgeting with them — and crumbles on top of them in a heap of sobs.
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He has, thanks to the power of positive thinking and a heap of determination, finally proved that he belongs — and not just in the N.B.A., but with the most feared team in the league.
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It was the race that demonstrated, both to Mr. Bloomberg and to those who might doubt him, that an inelegant campaigner with bottomless resources, party agnosticism and a heap of political baggage could prevail.
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For that fee, I can arrive to a date in a $860 designer coat, which wouldn't normally be easy to pull off on a journalist's salary and with a heap of student loan debt.
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The 33-year-old fisherman seems to have an almost-telepathic relationship with the coral that surround this castaway island, which is little more than a heap of sand off the southwest coast of Madagascar.
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Against a bad Denver Nuggets team on Wednesday, Golden State had a heap of trouble on defense, letting mediocre players like Darrell Arthur, Will Barton and Gary Harris rack up double-digit points against them.
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His nearly 14-year presidency abruptly ended Sunday, hours after he had accepted calls for a new election by an Organization of American States team that found a "heap of observed irregularities" in the Oct.
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It's easy enough to say what makes an apartment a home — fond memories, shelves full of cherished books and records, a heap of living — but it's harder to specify what makes a home a metaphor.
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Google's putting in a heap of money into their marketing campaign for the Pixel phones, and the company's goal to get that marketing to push phones out the door appears to be working quite well.
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Make a sauce in a small bowl: a few tablespoons of soy sauce to each one of rice wine or sherry, and a heap of minced or grated ginger, and plenty of thinly sliced scallions.
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Something called "warm soft boiled egg" is a quietly joyous celebration of luxurious flavors and textures, the yolk running like lava over a buckwheat blin and a heap of warm osetra caviar in crème fraîche.
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"The Post" is a film about journalistic integrity, directed by Steven Spielberg and starring Tom Hanks and Meryl Streep — [staff member comes onstage carrying a heap of awards] no, not yet, we have to wait.
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Just like our favorite childhood scoop shops, we drop a few scoops of ice cream into a tall fluted glass and finish it with a drizzle of ground cherry jam and a heap of blackberries.
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The team, which was led by Andrea Cau, a paleontologist from the Geological and Palaeontological Museum Giovanni Capellini in Italy, had to make sure it wasn't just a heap of bones and plaster glued together.
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It's a plate of golden rubble: deep-fried rice balls limned by red curry paste, crushed into a heap of herbs and littered with pink twists of fermented pork sausage that match salt with sour.
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Of course, Dodge finishes off both the Charger Daytona and Challenger T/A by adding a heap of heritage-inspired graphics as well as special darkened features, black wheels and a satin black fuel-filler cap.
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South Park: The Fractured But Whole, out on the 17th after a heap of delays, looks to be a suitably silly and spectacularly gross sequel to 2014's (I really liked it) The Stick of Truth.
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Sadly, for one UK man, death by curry came in the far more subtle form of peanut allergy, along with what appears to be a heap of gross negligence on the part of a restaurant owner.
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Maybe it means waiting for someone you made to pad into your bedroom to serve you a heap of scrambled eggs and a few pieces of toast, along with a strawberry and a crayon-inked card.
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This was the final batch, cooked downstairs at the Wright, the museum's restaurant, following Attia's recipe: measure couscous into a pan, add a heap of table salt, and steep, covered, in hot water for five minutes.
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Some people think those tactics could eventually get it into a heap of trouble, on par with Big Tobacco paying hundreds of billions of dollars after its cover-up of the link between its products and cancer.
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There are a heap of comedies in this genre, most of them made in that post-Cold War, pre-9/11 period when people started to get really sick of politicians, but the stakes were relatively low.
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It was great getting to see a heap of bands I really worshipped at the time in the one day, Frowning Clouds (a long time fav I figured I'd never see play) even played a surprise set.
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In a back alley, I found a heap of vegetables (chards, leeks, and mini peppers), a few trays of chicken filets (one of which smelled like old people's sweat, so I left that), sliced bread, and yogurt.
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If the proposal does pass in anything approaching its current form, the IRS will have a heap of work to do to get its systems updated and design and distribute new tax forms that reflect the changes.
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No matter, because you're here for splendors like Wai Wai sandheko, a heap of dry instant noodles — made by Wai Wai, a Nepal-based company — straight from the package, strafed with tomato, onion, cilantro and green chile.
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In the early 1960s, when the C.C.P.'s quarrel with the Soviet Communist Party was underway, Mao praised the monkey king: A thunderstorm burst over the earth, So a devil rose from a heap of white bones.
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And in 1998, it expanded its rules to include the hulking minivans and SUVs Americans had come to love, and strengthened the rule governing nitrogen oxide emissions, which would ultimately land Volkswagen in a heap of trouble.
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The greatest lesson, though, might be unfurling right now, as a generation of athletes shows us that raging against the dying of the light takes little more than a dash of luck and a heap of consistency.
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Even with Jumia's post-IPO rocky road, the continent's leading e-commerce company still has a heap of capital and is on pace to generate more than $100 million in revenues in 2019 (albeit with big losses).
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Once placed in and around a heap of grain, a collection of the beans will connect together wirelessly, becoming nodes in a network that gives a clear, three-dimensional picture of what is going on inside that heap.
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The 2016 Rio Olympics brought us a heap of memorable moments: there was the oily flag-bearer from Tonga, Pita Nikolas Taufatofua, the dancing weightlifter from Kiribati, David Katoatau, and the USA's gold-winning record breaker, Simone Manuel.
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Corporate debt is at its highest level relative to U.S. GDP since the financial crisis , and while not now a concern, that mountain of corporate IOUs could quickly turn into a heap of worry under the right circumstances.
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No matter what or how you order, though, you will have to contend with Cote's notions of when to serve the condiments and side dishes that make the difference between Korean barbecue and a heap of grilled meat.
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Ms. Jenkins, a former patient herself, said that experience with fertility treatments was wide-ranging among her crew, including a member of the prop team, who brought a heap of her old paperwork and infertility gear for shoots.
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When Republicans grabbed a year-saving tax reform victory in December, they left a heap of perilous business to fester into the New Year, so keen were they to finally deliver on a key promise to GOP voters.
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Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna are in the midst of a heap of drama, but in a new clip that surfaced online, the two ignore all the rumors of a breakup and sit down to dish about childhood crushes.
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ALCANAR, Spain (Reuters) - It looks like the site of an earthquake - a heap of rubble and tangled wreckage that marks the spot where a two-storey home was destroyed by a massive gas explosion just before midnight on Wednesday.
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Satellite pictures taken after the 2,000-year-old temple was dynamited by the jihadi group, and other images broadcast since Syrian government forces retook the city on Sunday, show almost the entire structure collapsed in a heap of rubble.
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The Temple of Bel, an imposing monument before it was blown up last year, has been reduced to a couple of columns and a heap of rubble, although antiquities chief Maamoun Abdelkarim says it is not totally beyond repair.
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At Regina Rex is "Robot" (2007, bronze), which looks like a small, boxy vehicle with one mechanical arm that, having crumpled to the floor some time ago, is now just a heap of junk overtaken by moss or crabgrass.
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FROZEN YOGURT AT OLMSTED A heap of lavender cream whipped to stiff peaks sits on and blends in with the yogurt in this wonderfully uncomplicated duet for dairy products: 2718 Vanderbilt Avenue, Prospect Heights, Brooklyn; 2576-23095-9173; olmstednyc.com.
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Whether there were five of us or 15, everyone always ordered the same thing: chelo kebab, the Iranian national dish of chargrilled meat seasoned with onion and saffron, served alongside a heap of saffron rice and a grilled tomato.
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Ms. Workman activated a prerecorded bass line, and Mr. Wimberly took his seat again, then started rattling and rumbling his way through a heap of shakers and hand drums as Ms. Workman drew a whisper out of her cello.
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The work is certainly mature in its "spontaneous," neo-expressionist technique, and lacks nothing in the way of stabs at profound thought — there is always a heap of cultural and historic data behind each piece to weigh it down.
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Inasmuch as it was intellectual at all, it was a heap of ideas crushed into coherence like scrap iron in a junkyard compressor: an ideological fabrication, knocked together out of many insecurely interlocking bits of corporate, authoritarian, and totalitarian traditions.
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Portrayed with a dedicated and joyless intensity by the film star Keira Knightley in her Broadway debut, she makes her entrance in the play's opening seconds in stern, silhouetted profile, carrying a bowl of water and a heap of bad karma.
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Crunchbase's overall findings come as a several recent articles (and a heap of Twitter debate) have expressed concern about possible outsized influence of external actors in Africa's tech ecosystem — primarily East Africa — and bias among VC investors toward non-African founders.
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This week, Sony revealed a new miniature PlayStation, Nintendo launched its online service, a bundle of Apple products started shipping, and Amazon put its Kindles and other top devices on sale as it showed off a heap of new products.
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After the crisis, Mnuchin organized a team of investors to buy the collapsed IndyMac bank at pennies on the dollar, renamed it OneWest, and made a heap of money through a combination of federal bailout help and aggressive foreclosure practices.
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As Jolyon Maugham, a tax barrister, has noted, the sums and the threshold in question are such that had Ian Cameron bequeathed a "balanced" inheritance directly to his children, the family would have had to pay a heap of inheritance tax.
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They were the reason that their beloved nation was finally just a heap of rubble and that all culture was gone, and they turned out to be fucking cowards who did not even take the responsibility for their selfish crimes.
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It is Olivia who sees Zoom Zoom's ear, and then Maggie's shoes, or the bottoms of them, beneath the dressing room curtains, Maggie covered by a heap of discarded M&M wear, an M&M beach towel over her head.
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SoftBank's listing of its Japanese mobile unit in a $23.5 billion IPO at the end of last year has brought in a heap of extra cash and moved Son closer to his goal of focusing his time on tech investing.
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The bank suffered a long period of losses during the country's debt crisis in 2010-14 under a heap of bad loans that nearly derailed Portugal's banking system, but returned to profit in 2015 and has improved its solvency ratios since.
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Made from chicken hearts and liver, served in a brioche bun baked with miso and soy, and topped with a dollop of kewpie mayonnaise and a heap of spring onions, it hit all the notes: umami, spice, sweetness, and funk.
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If at some point, when we stop posting anything new, Facebook will inevitably hit Peak Memory, and the site's News Feed will collapse upon itself, a heap of reposted content from the year before, the two years before, the four years before.
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Before I am prepared to convict a lifelong captain or a newbie first officer of hijacking a plane and killing 238 other people, I want more than a few odd rumors, a lot of scurrilous gossip and a heap of poor arguments.
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More from Tonic: Doctors, educators, and administrators are experimenting with a heap of strategies to address burnout: promoting individual resiliency, changing doctor's schedules, and shifting the deeply entrenched culture in medicine that encourages doctors to care for others and disregard their own needs.
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In Zinguinchor, in Senegal's Casamance region south of Gambia, a Reuters witness saw 12 children crammed in the back of a van on a beach less a few hundred metres from the Gambian border next to a heap of belongings in plastic bags.
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Anyone who is an inspired storyteller, as Gary was, knows that the essence of good storytelling is not assembling a heap of facts but having the imagination to leap through an arc of bright truths to create a great curve of invention.
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"Love me tender, love me true," a narrator intones in a gloomy voice, as the Monster continues the zombified exploration of the world symptomatic of his loss, slumping on the floor or skewered by a heap of brooms like Saint Sebastian on Halloween.
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The episode begins near the end: Fletcher and Gail wait in a pretty white car, wearing all white clothes, on a snowy-white mountainside near a pay phone, shortly after the ransom has been delivered in a heap of all-white suitcases.
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The Ukrainian oligarch, Victor Pinchuk, had secured 20 minutes of Mr. Trump's time — and a heap of flattery from the future president, who described him as "a very, very special man" — with a donation of $150,000 to Mr. Trump's now defunct foundation.
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As anyone who's jammed yet another stack of return address labels into a drawer or flung a branded tote bag on a heap of other branded tote bags, both direct solicitations and the giveaways they precede or follow have spun out of control.
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BHUBANESHWAR, India (Reuters) - An east Indian port stopped operations on Tuesday after violence erupted inside the complex following the death of three workers who were killed when a heap of coal collapsed on top of them, a spokesman for the port operator said.
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In our stone cottage in France there are all the short stories of Guy de Maupassant and a heap of popular French biographies (Jacques Brel, Honoré de Balzac, Françoise Hardy, Gérard de Nerval, Jean-Paul Sartre, Françoise Sagan, Juliette Gréco, Simone de Beauvoir . . . ).
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In early August, Hazem Mohammed, 52, and his family returned to a heap of debris that used to be his home next to a heavily damaged former football field, a few minutes' walk from deserted ruins still reeking of unrecovered human remains.
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And when designing a vehicle to make the 33.9-million-mile journey to Mars, saving half a ton of weight could spell the difference between a mission that ends in triumph and one that ends with a heap of twisted wreckage atop Olympus Mons.
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Tasha: I laughed out loud when Dom appeared in the middle of a heap of wrecked cars, hefting a shield and waving a weaponized circular saw around, like the most lost-in-time Mad Max combatant George Miller ever let escape off his set.
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The teen actress was the epitome of mishmashed Coachella style clichés, pairing her new do with a heap of necklaces, a fully fringed, sheer lace wraparound crop top, patchwork short shorts, a highly useful and necessary fanny pack, and a smattering of face crystals, naturally.
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Gore (in which Scalia joined the Court's conservatives in trampling a heap of judicial norms) or if they now support candidates who would touch off multiple crises on inauguration day by voiding international agreements out of pure partisan spite (another horror show of institutional decadence).
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Global markets have seen more than $3 trillion in losses this year as a heap of selling has pushed stocks around the world either into correction or an outright bear market, according to data pulled by Howard Silverblatt of S&P Dow Jones Indices.
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One can imagine a Giacometti film, in which the cast underwent a compulsory stretch on the rack before production began; or, conversely, a Rubens bio-pic, requiring every actress to start the day with a heap of waffles and a blizzard of whipped cream.
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"It's one of a heap of cliches, like we have bears roaming the streets, it's always cold and we go about in fur hats with ear flaps," he told Reuters, standing in front of shiny silver vats at the brewery in Polevskoy, southwest of Yekaterinburg.
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That was six centuries ago, and you might celebrate the longevity of the law with the chef Bobby Flay's recipe for pan-roasted chicken with Roquefort (above), a dish that turns up sometimes at his downtown restaurant Gato, alongside a heap of lemon potatoes.
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There was only our wide-eyed group of friends, two coolers of ice, a heap of frozen food we'd brought from the States, camping gear and a portable radio to play Bahamian rake-and-scrape hits on whatever radio station we could tune in.
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It remains to be seen whether complying with the law will mean a heap of fine print and an extra check box buried in a pop-up window, some new kind of warning-label system marking every machine-made decision or much more profound changes.
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Knightfall, alas, takes a fascinating true story (how King Philip IV of France used his wiles to drive the Knights Templar out of existence, up to and including burning a bunch of them at the stake) and drowns it under a heap of production values.
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"We will remember during this festivity and show the world our ancestral arts and the cultural, social, and artistic legacy that our ancestors passed onto us," he continued before gesturing to a heap of large leaves and stones on the ground: a feast offering.
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Mnuchin has been by Donald Trump's side since May, when he joined the campaign as finance chairman, but it wasn't until he was finally tapped to be Treasury secretary that a heap of damaging stories about his career—particularly his role in the financial crisis—emerged.
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A whole branzino with crisped skin drew inspiration from the Amalfi coast, the mushroom tortellini in a butter sauce from Piedmont, and the chicken Milanese, an impressive 14-ounce filet topped with a heap of peppery arugula, red onion and Parmesan slivers, was Milan on a plate.
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"Mountain Group" (from 20173, like almost all the works in the current show), which measures ten feet high by thirteen feet wide, pictures a heap of busy, cartoonish figures in reds, blues, and blacks that somehow generate the sensation of an almost—or wholly—absent color.
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This emotionally broken leader sings to God in halting phrases that he could have withstood any other trial — poverty, a failure turning his military trophies into a heap of rubble — better than the torture of doubt and humiliation over what he thinks is his wife's betrayal.
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It's the Die Another Day of its franchise — an empty, generic shell of its former self that disrespects its own proud heritage at every turn ... feels like a heap of random parts that were thrown together in the hopes that fate might somehow weld them into a roadworthy vehicle.
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Telegram routes traffic through those US cloud services to circumvent Russian state interference — but so do many other Russian businesses, and since the block isn't smart enough to isolate Telegram, it's led to a heap of trouble and malfunctions for online banking and retail services across the country.
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"I'm doing O.K.," answered Mashama Bailey, the chef at the Grey, her acclaimed restaurant in Savannah, Ga. She was chopping celery sticks that would be used to scoop up mouthfuls of pimento cheese, and offering guidance on how to form dumplings that would accompany a heap of clams.
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As a sit-down experience, hands left idle, it's a cavalcade of unanswered questions, a raft of too-quick conclusions drawn without any context, a heap of general that-makes-no-sense-whatsoever ridiculousness, with everything topped by an ending that just happens without any real feeling of conclusiveness.
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Fast forward, it's tomorrow, and her words echo in my mind: there are a heap of equipment-free exercises you can do such as squats, lunges, core work, pushups, mountain climbers, or burpees, and you can use a chair for tricep dips, chair pushups, or Bulgarian split squats.
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The playbook for any of their acquisitions is to gain 100 percent control by financing the purchase of a company with a small down payment and a heap of debt secured not (heaven forbid) by their own savings or houses, but by the business they are looking to acquire.
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"That's an invitation to Zika, right there," said Dr. Peter Hotez, the founding dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine, as he glared at a heap of garbage in Houston's Fifth Ward, a historic — and historically neglected — black community northeast of downtown.
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I couldn't think of a better way, and more science-based, way to start things off, and jog some minds, than by fitting in "Why People Don't Believe In Climate Science," his 7-minute, 33-second explainer of a heap of peer-reviewed behavioral science (more on that gap below).
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When I imagine my NICU mate having a loud discussion with our mutual nurse, about her need for nipple extenders — in front of both our husbands and two other families — we locked eyes and nearly collapsed in a heap of belly laughs while simultaneously moaning in pain because of our stitches.
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Rick ends up stabbing his hand with a spike just to hold the zombie's head away for a moment, and he scrambles around in a relatively tension-filled scene until he's able to trap it under a heap of garbage and neutralize it with a shiv made of broken glass.
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For the few hundred people who have been working for Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump's transition efforts, the results of the election either mean the beginning of some of the most intense months of their life -- or the end of a heap of prep work that heads to the shredder.
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North Korea will "turn the stronghold of provocation into a heap of ashes through Korean-style pre-emptive nuclear strike" if the US and South Korea "show the slightest sign of aggression" during the drill, a spokesman for North Korea's military was quoted as saying by the country's state media.
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When the ad was released before the game, the automaker came under a heap of criticism from social-media users who accused the company of being sanctimonious and not practicing what it preached — particularly because it has an all-male board and its senior management team has only two women.
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Then there's "Graduation" (1949): here you get to see DeCarava as an insightful street photographer and sociologist as he observes a woman in full finery, carefully picking up her skirts to find her way across a sidewalk caught between an abandoned lot on one side and a heap of trash on the other.
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The proximity of working-class students to a heap of waste and a daily convoy of long-haul garbage trucks has so alarmed residents that last year they elected a new Republican mayor in this Democratic stronghold after he campaigned on a promise to shutter the Dunn Landfill, which opened in 2015.
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Well, it looks like M'Baku is going to make an appearance in the next Avengers (we love a villain-hero alliance!) and IRL Duke is currently tearing up the social scene, attending GQ events with fellow breakout star Timothée Chalmet and sitting front row at fashion week with a heap of other handsome boys.
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Cruz meanwhile has been out of the game for so long that he has missed a heap of title challengers, been absent through the Barao era entirely, and his most meaningful opponents moved down to flyweight as soon as the option became available or are in the twilight years of their career or retired.
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NEW DELHI — In the late 19th century, a British naval officer described stepping onto a remote, coral-fringed island in the Andaman Sea and encountering one of the world's most enigmatic hunter-gatherer tribes, an extraordinarily isolated group of "painfully timid" people who ate roots and turtles and stored a heap of wild pigs' skulls.
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He's venturing into new terrain here, from a washed-up showbiz guy that we saw in 2013's Jumping the Shark to an all American 1970's weirdo with sharp production, he's our version of Donald Fagen or a coked-out Joe Walsh, if they both had baritone voices and had a heap of neck-touching sexual intercourse.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller's team has requested that a federal D.C. judge order to secure a heap of documents that have been shared with Russian-run Concord Management and Consulting LLC, "because of the potential for the information to be shared with foreign nationals and intelligence officials still working to sow discord" in the United States, CNN reports.
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But on the table is a dish that tells a more singular story: gin thoke, nearly see-through strands of ginger pickled in lime to numb their sting, snaking through a heap of cabbage, garlic fried hard and garlic unsubdued, tiny dried shrimp, sesame seeds, and split lentils and beans crisped but still meaty at the center.
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Inside, there is art everywhere: a mural of oversize peonies in red and pink; small canvases of an empty, wrinkled red plastic bag and a still life with Spam; a larger painting of a crushed Coke can over the round table where in quiet moments the employees top and tail a heap of beans for the excellent dry-sautéed string beans.
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"Whereas previously I might have separated out a certain type of image or ones sourced from a particular place, with this series I want to collect a more chaotic or fragmentary view of the world, a heap of parts that overlap and intermingle, drawn from a wide range of sources; contemporary magazines, old books, things I've found, things I've photographed myself," he explains.
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The Jain sat on a cushion in an impeccable house, impeccable only on the inside, of course: Outside was a heap of roiling, shifting garbage, a heap that seemed a living thing with rats burrowing through it—swimming, really, floating in an unreal paradise of gnawables with pigs pushing aside layers of plastic and rotten trembling fruit with their snouts.
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He's made several very thoughtful rounds of the garden with noted perfume genius Mandy Aftel, the co-author of his recently-released book The Art of Flavor: Practices and Principles for Creating Delicious Food, and has finally, after much contemplation, selected a couple of eggplants, a few scallions, a handful of tomatoes, and a heap of edible flowers and herbs.
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All I wanted was to go home, just that, but then the shroud of rain fell back a moment and something up the beach caught my eye, something substantial I at first took to be a heap of kelp washed up in the storm, and yet it was lighter in color than kelp, almost tan, like jute, a big pile of jute.
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Photographs of "Boundary Split" (1968) show the cuts in ice Oppenheim made in Maine at the US–Canada border with a gasoline-powered chain saw; other images from that same year document "Landslide," for which he inserted right-angled, wooden boards into a heap of dirt by the Long Island Expressway to create a 1,000-foot-long stream of orderly marks.
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You see two young sisters, their heads wrapped in bright cloth, huddled together at the edge of a gray mining cart; a young boy sitting on Mars-colored dirt amid a heap of blankets and suitcases; and three young men sleeping in the crevice of a dining cart, one of their faces wrapped in green cloth and another wearing what looks like an Adidas soccer jacket.
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The truth is, of course, that having a great low kick doesn't make you invulnerable to low kicks yourself and the utility of the low kick as a range closer, a way of slowing the opponent down, and a means of stopping the opponent's movement in the current exchange, makes it seem like Stephens would be losing out on a heap of benefits if he didn't throw it with frequency in this fight.
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Clunky gadgets may be a passing phenomenon, but in the place of magic bullets, America has found magic itself; with a dash of belief and a heap of disposable income, we bathe in vitamins and serums, bask in the light of Himalayan salt lamps, breeze through the mist of good-vibes chakra spray, receive the healing photons of lasers, lie beneath cryolipolysis wands which melt our fat cells, revitalize our faces with emollient of mud. Mud–mud!
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Old scrap-iron foxgloves rusty rods of the broken woods what a faded knocked-out stiffness as if you'd sprung from the horsehair of a whole Victorian sofa buried in the mud down there or at any rate something dropped from a great height straight through flesh and out the other side has left your casing pale and loose and finally just a heap of shoes they say the gods being so uplifted can't really walk on feet but take tottering steps and lean like this closer and closer to the ground which gods?
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