But on Friday, with the storm bearing down, he relented.
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Speaking of luck, we are bearing down on Valentine's Day.
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Before they knew it, a tornado was bearing down outside.
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Even so, the US attorney was bearing down on him.
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And the news media is bearing down on the issue.
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And life in Jordan has been bearing down on people.
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Hurricane Florence is bearing down on the eastern United States.
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He didn't see the sixth S.U.V. bearing down on him.
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A severe coastal storm is bearing down on our city.
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You know perfectly well that if you go out in the street and there's a bus bearing down on you, it's very important that you believe that there's a bus bearing down on you.
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A storm is bearing down on the U.S. state of Texas.
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Europe's institutions bearing down with ever greater force on the austerity
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Conte beams like a salesman bearing down on a monster account.
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And by Friday afternoon, the storm was already bearing down on them.
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Meaning is a painful bearing down in the seeds of a moment.
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Another rusher is bearing down after beating Clemmings on the left side.
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These are the doers, the people bearing down on building the future.
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Just imagine getting busy with his watchful eyes bearing down on you.
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Hurricane Dorian is bearing down on the southeastern United States this weekend.
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It is immediate and forever on the horizon; celeritous, bearing down on us.
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Mr. Trump's reported donations came as another hurricane was bearing down on Florida.
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A vaporetto, a public ferry, was bearing down on me from the left.
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He agreed -- despite a winter storm bearing down on the Mid-Atlantic today.
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We're bearing down a bit more and their play is obviously speaking for itself.
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Hurricane Florence is bearing down on the Carolinas with rising floodwaters and intense winds.
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And, to make the situation even worse, winter is bearing down on North Dakota.
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Already the sun is bearing down, and the constant scourge of mosquitoes hover expectantly.
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The image of a large, full-grown man bearing down on her is unconscionable.
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Two powerful storms are bearing down on communities on opposite ends of the earth.
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With competition bearing down, Casper is shifting gears to differentiate itself from its rivals.
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Imagine you have a certain amount of gunpowder, a big ship bearing down on you.
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A major hurricane is bearing down on Hawaii and many residents have nowhere to go.
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So we're looking at more than 24,000 pounds of pressure bearing down on that exit.
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You know that feeling when a deadline's bearing down on you like a runaway train?
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With a potentially lethal blizzard bearing down on the East Coast, people are freaking out.
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I came home to find the remains of Hurricane Hermine bearing down on New York.
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With the winter cold bearing down, it's a nice time to imagine experiencing this phenomenon.
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Bernie Sanders has been bearing down on him, especially after a blowout win in Nevada.
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The White House announced the decision as Harvey was bearing down on the Texas coast.
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McDavid, or Crosby bearing down on Henrik Lundqvist with a gold medal on the line.
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Then it turned into a large black truck with a red flatbed, bearing down on her.
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"Aladdin" has flown high as well, bearing down on $300 million in North American ticket sales.
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But will they be expecting this over-sized robotic remote control tarantula bearing down on them?
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This reprieve from the economic forces bearing down on the medical profession didn't last long, however.
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Now, with Hurricane Irma bearing down on Florida, interest in Zello is being boosted yet again.
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How could you set out a picnic while time's winged chariot was bearing down on you?
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On that road, two of the villains' henchmen are bearing down, piloting motorcycles right at him.
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Early indicators are troubling and Comey, with three linebackers bearing down, is in full scramble mode.
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There's a slow-moving mass coming in from the north and bearing down on Southern California.
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I want to feel doom bearing down on these guys while they hold their goofy birdies.
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And score one for any parent bearing down on the hard road of delaying a smartphone.
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On Wednesday, with the powerful storm bearing down, much of the city was boarded up and deserted.
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Robert Mueller is reportedly bearing down on him, threatening prosecution, unless Manafort spills the beans on Trump.
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Spring training report day was out there, bearing down on me, and I didn't want to go.
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But with an avalanche bearing down on me, I'd jump in the Discovery without a second thought.
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Those are the things we've been talking about the last couple of days, bearing down on opportunities.
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Shurmur called several bootlegs Sunday, knowing Jones can deliver on the run with a defender bearing down.
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But he sees no other choice, given the existential threats to liberal democracy bearing down on Europe.
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There I am, in the middle of Sixth Avenue, an ad truck bearing down in the rightmost lane.
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The SEC was bearing down on LendingClub and Prosper for what looked like the sale of unregistered securities.
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It's hard to imagine spending a lot of time with this much hardware bearing down on your nose.
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And now we have, says the right, the menace of ISIS bearing down on Sioux City and elsewhere.
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Satellites in space are keeping an eye on a huge storm bearing down on the eastern United States.
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Survivors said they didn't know a huge fire was bearing down on their houses until the last second.
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Back in 1998, Klitschko was also an unbeaten youngster with the weight of expectation bearing down on him.
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Here's one all-too-common scenario: A storm is bearing down on a production facility in the tropics.
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Instead, Gsellman, bearing down, got Gleyber Torres to foul out and Brett Gardner to fly out to left.
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With the storm bearing down, Rugby World Cup organizers for the first time canceled two matches in Japan.
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Throughout the film, both women also feel the growing weight of a patriarchal society bearing down on their shoulders.
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Photos of an early August haboob showing a massive wall of dust bearing down on Phoenix briefly went viral.
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With a possibly epic winter storm bearing down on Washington, D.C., where Plowz & Mowz does not yet operate, CNBC.
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Then I make a plan, trying to chart a path of destruction through the aliens bearing down on me.
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Because the glut is global, Britain is grappling with questions that are bearing down upon steelmakers around the world.
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And the country will recover from this by bearing down, working harder, and coming up with swell policy ideas?
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"Relocate while things are calm without the pressure or anxiety of fires bearing down the back door," he said.
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"Relocate while things are calm without the pressure or anxiety of fires bearing down the back door," he said.
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Clams stare out of their shells, their goggle eyes bearing down on you as if they know your secrets.
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I bet you he stops that whiskey-and-rye thing that he's doing and just focus[es], bearing down.
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Hurricane Matthew is bearing down on the Southeastern United States — with possible political consequences in the weeks to come.
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Through it strode a man with a froth of white beard, bearing down on my table with open arms.
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In addition, President Trump paints a picture of burdensome new regulations bearing down on properties designated as national monuments.
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It took about half an hour to go a quarter-mile, and the fire was bearing down on us.
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Meteorologists and state officials are running out of adjectives to describe the hurricane bearing down on the Carolina coast.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Elon Musk has relieved some of the pressure bearing down on his electric-car maker.
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Still, he has helped keep them in the postseason race by adding ice time and bearing down on defense.
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A rare hurricane is bearing down on Hawaii, and it raises concerns about the state's unusual electric power system.
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And with Hurricane Florence bearing down on North Carolina's coastline, the ferry may be getting a lot of use.
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I feel the weight of what I just saw and the journey of the last ten years bearing down.
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Animal rights groups all over the world are bearing down on the fur industry for torturing animals to make coats.
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Earley also pointed to new supply beginning to come online in the luxury markets and bearing down on price growth.
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Is the president responding to this adversity by bearing down and helping his nominal allies in Congress get stuff done?
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It's hard to overstate the extremity and variety of pressures bearing down on President Trump and his understaffed White House.
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The EU Commission is threatening sanctions to keep Rome bearing down on its huge public debt of 134% of GDP.
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With Hurricane Dorian bearing down on the East Coast, the Navy ordered warships, aircraft, and personnel out of harm's way.
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A storm named Agnes is bearing down on New York, and Ronan has bought a little boat in its honor.
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A week later, the Coast Guard cutter Confidence arrived to rescue the crew just as a hurricane was bearing down.
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"You don't want to set your lats and shoulders once that weight is already bearing down on you," Guedo added.
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With Hurricane Irma bearing down on Florida and the East Coast, claims may experience more surges in the coming weeks.
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On January 15th, GOES-153 also imaged this wintery storm system bearing down on the Northeastern coast of the United States.
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On January 15th, GOES-16 also imaged this wintery storm system bearing down on the Northeastern coast of the United States.
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If there isn't a string, then you'll want to remove the kegel balls by squatting and bearing down a little bit.
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You'll hear about a cyclone that is bearing down on India, and you'll explore the largest known cave in the world.
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The high temperatures bearing down on Europe may be a threat to the ailing building, according to Chief Architect Philippe Villeneuve.
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ISIS is getting hit from all sides, with Russian-backed Syrian military forces also bearing down on the caliphate's capital city.
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Police in North Carolina on Friday confirmed the first deaths related to Hurricane Florence, which is bearing down on the Carolinas.
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With 20 minutes left to play, the combative midfielder found himself bursting into the opposition box and bearing down on goal.
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But a parallel from another country suggests that perhaps bearing down on policy is the best strategy against right-wing populism.
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The more personal storm that's bearing down concerns the vulnerable patriarch, a poet named Ashton Sleeper who has lost his words.
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But a hurricane was bearing down on the United States, and Mr. Trump sent Vice President Mike Pence in his place.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller appears to be bearing down, seeking to question White House aides as well as 2016 campaign operatives.
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Then, as it always happens in Patagonia, the wind picked up, frothing the lake like a Nor'easter bearing down on Montauk.
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Rising rents are only the manifestation of larger forces — inequality, art-washing, and elitism among them — bearing down on the neighborhood.
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Investors were tracking Hurricane Irma, which was bearing down on Florida on the heels of devastation in Texas caused by Hurricane Harvey.
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But this is a President right now who hears the hoof beats of an investigation that is bearing down on him. SEN.
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In late February, Wayne LaPierre, its boss, gave a frenzied speech warning of "these new European-style socialists bearing down upon us".
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Video footage from surveillance cameras show the bigger ship bearing down on the smaller vessel as they both pass under the bridge.
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It can mean that the Seewalds plan on bearing down on the young couple to make sure their morals are in tact.
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"It's a matter of bearing down and putting the puck in the net," Winnipeg's Bryan Little told reporters after practice on Wednesday.
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The size and scope of the place, the pressure of other cars bearing down on you and the constant threat of crashing.
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With the inauguration drawn behind us like an iron curtain, the banal weight of fascism has begun bearing down on our generation.
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With the hurricane now bearing down on Florida, there were mileslong traffic jams of residents struggling to get to safety after Gov.
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With April 15 bearing down, we asked tax professionals across the country to share the questions that are most bedeviling their clients.
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It was a compromising position for a fielder — Gregorius leaving a rather sensitive area exposed with a runner bearing down on second.
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Those pressures are bearing down on manufacturing, which added a solid 196,000 jobs last year, and construction, where payrolls increased by 210,000.
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Characters cower behind large objects and peek around corners, hoping not to catch a glimpse of certain death bearing down on them.
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Auto executives often speak as if a tsunami were bearing down on the industry, ready to sweep away all but the strongest.
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With a team that had the makings of a new dynasty bearing down on it, the Lynx responded to reassert their own.
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The storm missed Puerto Rico and the southern part of Florida but is now bearing down on portions of the Eastern Seaboard.
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HONG KONG — With a supertyphoon bearing down on Japan on Thursday, Rugby World Cup organizers canceled two matches for the first time.
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HONG KONG — With a supertyphoon bearing down on Japan on Thursday, Rugby World Cup organizers canceled two matches for the first time.
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Different writers have different methods for handling games like that, when the deadline is bearing down and either team might still win.
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While heading south on the New Jersey Turnpike, I could see in the rearview mirror a BMW bearing down at high speed.
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As it happened, Mr. Trump canceled his trip to Warsaw to monitor Hurricane Dorian, which was bearing down on the East Coast.
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We live our lives within doubled constraints—the mystery of human nature operating within us, all of history bearing down upon us.
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You can see the future bearing down on the museum's fabulous if blinkered past, which is about to be stretched and rearranged.
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But you get into it with the European Union, it is like a game of chicken with a truck bearing down on you.
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Even before the record-breaking temperatures started bearing down on SoCal, wildfires were doing a number to the northern part of the state.
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In general, friends in politics say that, if reporters are bearing down on a story about them, they will call Yashar for advice.
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Image: NOAAJust as Hurricane Matthew was bearing down on the United States last week, tropical storm Nicole was getting organized to the east.
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At the moment he drove over the tracks, a passenger train from Siwan, a town south of Gorakhpur, was bearing down on them.
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Immediate focus was on Tropical Storm Gordon bearing down on the U.S. Gulf Coast and its potential impact on production and supply networks.
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All of them have that trauma bearing down on them, and they have to find ways to manage it—none of them productive.
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With all the professional and existential stress he has bearing down on him, you might expect Beard to be angry, cynical and depressed.
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The slow-motion tsunami bearing down on Queen's Park since March has finally battered down the doors and blown out all the windows.
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About five or ten minutes down the trail, I heard a sound and turned to find the Griz bearing down at 30 feet.
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Jesus Torres of Napa said a neighbor called to tell him the fire was bearing down on his house, CNN affiliate KPIX reported.
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The multiple challenges bearing down on his administration help explain why Trump is showing such relish in prosecuting his feud with the NFL.
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With a Category 226 hurricane bearing down on the Gulf Coast, Donald Trump decided it was the right time to pardon Joe Arpaio.
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Political troubles The deepening questions about Russia are combining with a thicket of more conventional political troubles bearing down on the White House.
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He gave himself a chance by getting through the seventh and eighth innings on only 18 pitches, bearing down against an overmatched lineup.
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As the United States is bearing down on yet another fiscal emergency of its own making, when will Congress finally have had enough?
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A "bomb cyclone" is bearing down on the East Coast bringing snow and icy conditions with it all the way down to Florida.
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Mitt Romney's announcement of his negative coronavirus test, tweeting glibly about the global public health threat now bearing down on members of Congress.
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After two years of delay and dithering, decisions have taken on a new urgency with the deadline to leave the bloc bearing down.
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But in other respects G.M.'s presence allowed the village of about 2100,211 to defy the economic realities bearing down on the region.
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Playwrights and their estates would do well to keep that in mind when bearing down on the respectful rethinking of works they control.
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The sky is enormous, with nothing to obstruct the view, so if a storm is coming there's drama in the clouds bearing down.
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In Texas, where Hurricane Harvey began bearing down on the state in the final days of August, unemployment came in at 4.2 percent.
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With Hurricane Irma bearing down on Florida and the East Coast, claims may experience more surges in the coming weeks: http://bit.ly/2xQeRSQ.
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The international rise of populism is not so much a row of dominoes, as a wave bearing down on a line of sand castles.
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Clinton and Trump haven't won their crowns yet, but after Super Tuesday, they should certainly feel the weight of responsibility bearing down upon them.
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Listen to Kanye ... it's a revelation when you think of a people bearing down on a sprained ankle, causing pain and exacerbating the injury.
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When Irma was bearing down on St. Thomas, the couple, with their children aged 7 and 9, had been getting ready for four days.
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We're bearing down on football season, and sports bars across America are preparing for hordes of jersey-clad fans starved for wings and beer.
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Harris dropped a punt with the Vikings gunner Cordarrelle Patterson bearing down on him, and Marcus Sherels recovered for Minnesota on the Giants' 2010.
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When a monster hurricane like Michael is bearing down, some of us ignore evacuation orders thinking our grit will enable us ride it out.
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On a recent chilly morning, with a snowstorm bearing down, Aria Overli, went door to door through a motel just off the downtown strip.
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With so much bearing down on them simultaneously, it's little wonder that companies like Fiat Chrysler and Renault were considering joining forces to survive.
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Max Fried (73-3) shook off a 6.10 E.R.A. over his last eight starts, bearing down to escape trouble in his last two innings.
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Forces backed by the United States are bearing down on Raqqa, the Islamic States' self-proclaimed capital, which is northwest of Deir al-Zour.
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It's less than scintillating, and not terribly credible when a dangerous storm — or whatever has really driven Angela into the basement — is bearing down.
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The National Hurricane Center warned that the storm is "potentially catastrophic" and most recently was bearing down on the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico.
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"You really got the sense that [the fires] were bearing down on you," Clyde Wheeler, an applied scientist at Descartes Labs, told Business Insider.
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Competition bearing down But convenience stores are not the only areas of retail that recognize shifting consumer habits and demand for small-size stores.
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Hurricane Irma is now bearing down on the Atlantic as a Category 5 storm, and if it hits Florida more aid will be required.
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He was bearing down on her in that way of his, not even giving the other person a chance to— Wong or white, snook?
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But with Hurricane Irma bearing down on Florida, his grandparents and other relatives from the Sunshine State are staying at Leiter's home in New Jersey.
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With or without a behemoth storm bearing down on you, one only has to look at the many resources and preparedness tips found on Ready.
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Since Irma began bearing down on the state late last week, authorities have been warning any would-be looters against taking advantage of the situation.
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With no end in sight and no serious talks with Democrats on Capitol Hill underway, the shutdown is bearing down on the month-long marker.
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As Hurricane Michael was bearing down on the Florida Panhandle, his mother, Kristine Wright, urged her son to get out before it was too late.
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The Robert Mueller investigation is bearing down on him as an inevitable in-person interview with Trump — and all of its potential pitfalls — draws nearer.
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New Yorkers woke on Wednesday to blaring headlines about the nor'easter bearing down on their city, but saw only a light drizzle outside their windows.
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That's not about them and not about bearing down against your flight instinct — that's about your emotional wiring and what it's trying to tell you.
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The battle for Mosul, with tens of thousands of security force members bearing down on Iraq's second-largest city, is now almost a month old.
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It's about as utilitarian as you can get with a bench, which is good when you're holding a couple hundred pounds bearing down on you.
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In about four minutes, the makeup team is tasked with pulling off McKinnon's transition as time and the control room is bearing down on them.
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There was something giddy about it — at long last, the good guys would be the ones bearing down with the full force of the law.
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And in the past, when reporters are bearing down, Sanders often has a handful of conservative reporters she can call on to reliably change the subject.
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Or perhaps it is a commentary on humankind's ability to endure the unendurable; there is always a pain worse than the one bearing down on you.
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Many fear that a bigger disaster is inevitable: a dangerous tornado bearing down on chasers while they are stuck in traffic on a rural farm road.
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The timing of the pardon was also questioned, with Trump making the move late on a Friday as a catastrophic hurricane was bearing down on Texas.
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Nate killed at least 225 people in Central America before entering the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico and bearing down on the U.S. South.
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The blizzard is bearing down on 33 million people across the East Coast, leaving many with little to do except wait for the storm to pass.
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If we are lucky the storm will veer back out to sea, but the National Hurricane Center's forecast shows the hurricane bearing down on South Florida.
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Even with a Category 4 storm bearing down on his home, he defended his decision to stay put, despite what he described as a challenging night.
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She is no longer generating an income, and rent is bearing down in two weeks (though a moratorium on evictions in Washington state has been signed).
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Not knowing how long the outage would last, residents hurried to gas stations and supermarkets, stocking up on essentials as if a hurricane were bearing down.
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And impeachment is bearing down on the Capitol, with a trial likely to paralyze the Senate for weeks and make tackling other legislation even more difficult.
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Three nights later, El Manoug missed the shooting spree by mere minutes, departing the mosque Sunday evening as the suspect was bearing down on the building.
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With Hurricane Irma bearing down on Miami and due to arrive by this weekend, there were less than 800 fans at Marlins Park at first pitch.
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In the early hours of October 1, El Faro's 33 crew members found themselves stuck in the Atlantic with a Category 4 hurricane bearing down on them.
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It is seen as a critical step toward warding off a crisis which top leaders have warned is bearing down on Lebanon unless it carries out reforms.
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Dangerous storms packing large hail and potential tornadoes were bearing down on large swaths of the country on Monday, with forecasters warning of a bumpy week ahead.
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With Hurricane Irma bearing down on Florida, mandatory evacuations have started across the southern half of the Sunshine State, forcing millions of people to flee their homes.
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So if you find yourself at the bottom of a steep hill with another sledder bearing down on you, you can quickly get out of their way.
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Watching Republicans "questioning" George P. Kent and William B. Taylor Jr. left me feeling just as I did when those past bullies were bearing down on me.
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With the monster bearing down on them in the final episode, Eleven steps up and uses her powers to destroy the monster, and vanishes in the process.
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It is bearing down on the Southeast coast, threatening landfall along an uncertain track between South Carolina and the mid-Atlantic region this week (The Associated Press).
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The question now is whether he's at least sufficiently motivated by basic self-preservation -- and the weight of an investigation bearing down -- to break from the pack.
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You feel the social pressures bearing down on characters who, in accordance with the reticence of the times, tend to withhold their emotions and suffer in silence.
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The Marriott workers' experience is a stark example of trends that are increasingly bearing down on the nearly 100 million people nationwide who have credit union accounts.
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"Everyone I love in jazz is dead," says my companion, looking from the picture of Dizzy to the young McBride and bearing down on a fat burger.
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The array of choices in play, according to Biden advisers and allies, reflects the competing forces bearing down on Biden as he looks to the general election.
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Hurricane Irma is now bearing down on the Atlantic as a Category 5 storm, and if it hits Florida there will be the need for more aid.
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Kelly found himself with a Georgia defender bearing down on him early in the second quarter after a play action fake left him in the open field.
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"It isn't very funny when the truck driver bearing down on you from behind is the guy who used a Whizzinator to falsify his test result," he said.
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A winter storm bearing down on the Southeast with the possibility of snow, sleet and freezing rain is threatening to disrupt weekend travel and bring misery to millions.
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Or they can do the hard but necessary work of actually waking up to the emergency bearing down upon us and transforming our entire society to avoid it.
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That prosecutorial muscle is reportedly bearing down on a variety of people in Trump's campaign for possible collusion with Russian efforts to sway the election and other issues.
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If you're standing on the side of an interstate staring up at the sky, you won't see that 18-wheeler bearing down on you until it's too late.
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The endorsement came as Mr. Trump was bearing down in the state, holding multiple campaign events and raising expectations about his performance in the nation's first nominating contest.
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He could feel the eyes in the room bearing down on him, all of which seemed to be asking the same question: Who in the hell is that?
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Martin Olsson was bearing down on the Swiss goal when he was fouled by Michael Lang and the referee awarded a penalty and showed Lang a red card.
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As he peels off bills for the masses, he couldn't look more comfortable out in the open, no matter the extraordinary manhunt that's currently bearing down on him.
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The Monday meeting came at a time when both Mr. Trump and Mr. Netanyahu are under increasing domestic pressure from investigations bearing down on them and their families.
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As of Wednesday, a "powerful nor'easter" was bearing down on the East Coast, most likely bringing snow, ice, rain and strong winds, according to the National Weather Service.
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He and his colleagues call the bones' sensor a "gravitostat," which is triggered by body weight bearing down on bones, a result of the inexorable pressures of gravity.
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MANILA (Reuters) - For a four-decade-old Philippine disco band, the namesake supertyphoon bearing down on Japan has brought a sudden rush of interest in its macho act.
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"If you want to trace across multiple dimensions the legacies of inequality, Chicago is a microcosm of all the things that are bearing down on cities," Sampson said.
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The former has the greater pressure, a three-decade wait for a league championship bearing down on a group of players who have never won a trophy together.
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Upper body twisting, spinal extension (like in a bridge pose), and bearing down during a bowel movement can increase pressure on the linea alba and encourage muscle separation.
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With a shortage of machine learning developers bearing down on the industry, startups and big tech companies alike are moving to democratize the tools necessary to commercialize artificial intelligence.
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Because while it looked like an electric wave was bearing down on us, last year's show might wind up serving as a good reminder that looks can be deceiving.
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Sophie Okonedo did not have to be cornered in a hotel room by a powerful man, bearing down on her in nothing but a hotel bathrobe, lotion in hand.
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In the early hours of October 1 last year, El Faro's 33 crew members found themselves stuck in the Atlantic with a Category 4 hurricane bearing down on them.
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The post warned residents of a second round of severe storms bearing down on the area, strong enough to potentially leave high water on roads and knock out power.
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Unable to push off and with two Coyotes bearing down on him, he flipped the puck up as high as he could and limped off to the Jets bench.
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By Thursday, as debris was being cleared from roads and water levels were going down, sleet was falling in Yankton and a blizzard was bearing down on the city.
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In accepting Bill Clinton's nomination to be the first woman attorney general, she opened herself up to criticism from both parties and the political pressures bearing down on her.
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If you need a 30-second respite from the avalanche of terror and anxiety bearing down upon us like a 10-ton Mack Truck, here's something that might help.
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"When Irma was bearing down on Southeast Florida it did appear several days out that we could potentially see Category 5 winds in the metro Miami area," he said.
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Everything must feel heavy to a man like that, and that's not even accounting for the full set of armor bearing down on his back much of the time.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — A northern Syrian city that is one of the Islamic State's last enclaves in the country is under assault by military forces bearing down from all sides.
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The weight of water bearing down on the footing, nearly a ton in the case of a single seven-foot-tall panel, is what keeps the wall from overturning.
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With the special investigator's investigation bearing down on the Trump administration, this is a good moment to make a contentious move with Mr. Trump's full, unfettered support, he suggested.
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When I did "orgasm" during PIV sex, it was more from me just bearing down on my pelvic floor and straining a bit, like I was pushing out poop.
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In the first, Cloud 9 worker Brett looks up from his job, where he's corralling shopping carts in the parking lot, only to see the tornado bearing down on him.
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"It was a disaster, pretty upset about that," said Hartley, a Le Mans 24 Hours winner and world endurance champion, who had not realized that Gasly was bearing down behind.
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Could I successfully navigate this boat and all the souls on board out of range of this dementedly named naval vessel, with its 45-caliber guns bearing down on us?
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The thug who tried so hard to intimidate others spent his last moments in utter fear, in total panic and dread — terrified of the American forces bearing down on him.
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The actor's slow-motion meltdown as Holm tries to rescue Iben — all with the increasing pressure of the inquiry the following day bearing down on him — is striking to behold.
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Linebacker Brian Orakpo bagged a critical sack of Bortles to help force a punt, and Bortles forced a couple of other throws with the pass rush bearing down on him.
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Imagine a category-five hurricane was bearing down on the East Coast with a 30 percent chance of making landfall, but the evening news treated it as a remote threat.
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Privately, some White House officials were exasperated with the president's focus on Puerto Rico at a time when Hurricane Florence is bearing down on the Carolinas and other coastal areas.
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He thought they resembled old cellar doors—the type, I imagined, you'd find outside a farmhouse in Nebraska and run to from darkened fields as a tornado was bearing down.
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Victoria native Jake Matthews had his best round in the first, but Holbrook was constantly bearing down on him as he looked to get in and out with his attacks.
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Super Typhoon Maria, meanwhile, is bearing down on Taiwan with sustained winds of up to 21925 miles per hour, spurring warnings over extreme weather that risks shuttering schools and businesses.
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With a snowstorm ominously described as a bomb cyclone bearing down on the New York area, the Port Authority started warning about airport disruption and flight cancellations on Wednesday afternoon.
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Here's what you need to know: • Hurricane Irma, one of the most powerful Atlantic storms ever recorded, is bearing down on Puerto Rico with winds of up to 21860 m.p.h.
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The region's farmers and fishermen were given no warning of the storm, even though weather forecasts showed the eye of the cyclone bearing down on the nation's fertile rice bowl.
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But soon a helicopter appears overhead, its spotlight bearing down on you, and border agents with guns and dogs are ordering you in two languages to put your hands up.
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The military march on Raqqa is complicated by the predominant role played by Kurdish militia members, who make up a majority of the 29,2188 fighters bearing down on the city.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's Port Hedland iron ore terminal reopened on Saturday afternoon after a cyclone bearing down on the continent's far northwest dissipated, the port's operator said on Saturday evening.
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On Saturday, with the punishing heat bearing down on them, some migrants took matters into their own hands, and crossed into Mexico on rafts that ferried them across the river.
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For those whose weekly transmissions keep the machine up and running, every Friday deadline can seem a freight train bearing down, threatening to overwhelm their creative capacity and self-confidence.
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The region's farmers and fishermen were given no warning of the storm, even though weather forecasts showed the eye of the cyclone bearing down on the nation's fertile rice bowl.
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Hurricane Florence is expected to be an extremely dangerous major hurricane through Thursday, the National Hurricane Center warned of the Category 4 storm bearing down on the U.S. east coast.
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On a more immediate note, U.S. forecasters warned that Washington could get up to two feet of snow this weekend from a storm bearing down on the mid-Atlantic and Northeast.
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And with Hurricane Irma bearing down on their native state, two young Nationals from Florida were able to put the storm on the back burner for a few hours Thursday night.
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The Russians were shorthanded by two when Shokhina pounced on Stalder to force a turnover before bearing down on the Swiss goal and scooping a wrist shot high into the net.
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The money, he added, could not have been used by FEMA to prepare for upcoming storms, such as Category 85033 Hurricane Florence which is currently bearing down on the east coast.
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And yet, it is when the storms seem to be bearing down on us that I have my doubts about how I will continue to manage the responsibilities of two parents.
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Tropical Storm Barry is bearing down on the Louisiana coast from the Gulf of Mexico, and could become a Category 1 hurricane before it's projected to make landfall early Saturday morning.
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This is hardly an academic question with Hurricane Florence currently bearing down on the Southeast coast, and more major storms on the horizon thanks at least in part to climate change.
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That doesn't sound like much, but when you're dealing with six tons bearing down every second of every minute of every day of every year of every century, it is plenty.
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Mr. Bush addressed the 2008 convention by video (Hurricane Gustav was bearing down on the Gulf Coast) and was featured alongside his father in a brief video during the 2012 convention.
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Gates has since changed his plea to guilty and agreed to help prosecutors, because of the significant cost of his legal fees and attention bearing down on him and his family.
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It is not easy though, to avoid retaliating in the face of vicious dogs and water hoses and armed sheriffs with batons bearing down with malice and hate on unarmed protesters.
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Although the calendar has flipped to spring, winter is still bearing down on the Corn Belt and will generally continue to do so through at least the first half of April.
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Trump's meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel has been pushed back from Tuesday until Friday because of the winter storm bearing down on the northeastern United States, the White House says.
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Writing about his battle with the black dog in Born To Run, he painted it as "like a freight train bearing down, loaded with nitroglycerin and running quickly out of track".
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Early on Saturday morning, Dorian was bearing down on the northwestern Bahamas with maximum sustained winds of 145 mph and was located about 445 miles east of West Palm Beach, Florida.
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Now we're once again in the peak of hurricane season, with Hurricane Florence bearing down on the Southeast coast with frightening ferocity and two other storms, Issac and Helene, behind it.
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As lawmakers on Capitol Hill Wednesday approved an emergency aid package for flood-ravaged Texas after Hurricane Harvey, Hurricane Irma was bearing down on Puerto Rico and threatening the Florida coast.
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Exactly a year earlier, when a huge, fast-moving wildfire called the Beast was bearing down on the city, the whole of Fort McMurray had to be evacuated in a hurry.
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Wall Street ended little changed on Thursday as investors continued to track Hurricane Irma, which was bearing down on Florida even as Texas struggles with the devastation caused by Hurricane Harvey.
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Regardless of how carefully a team marshals its resources, and how desperate it is to win, when Lionel Messi, Luis Suárez and Neymar are bearing down, it could be in serious trouble.
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It seems House Mormont still intends to serve since the Army of the Dead that's bearing down on Winterfell poses a greater threat than Jon's betrayal of the title he was given.
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Nearly a year after the first cases of Zika were diagnosed in Brazil, the virus, which is suspected to cause birth defects and other neurological problems, is bearing down on American shores.
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And the prospect of facing a Cowboys offense missing one of the game&aposs top running backs is a whole lot rosier than seeing No. 21 bearing down on them all afternoon.
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"If the government wishes to avoid seeing more empty shops in our town centers then they must act to relieve some of the pressure bearing down on the high street," she said.
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Seeing them frolic and forage on the subway tracks can be a comfort; who among us hasn't felt the same things they feel when the lights of a train come bearing down?
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White House officials are nevertheless bearing down on Ryan to move a bill soon, even suggesting during a Wednesday evening meeting that he keep lawmakers in town until a deal is struck.
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Making matters worse: forecasters predicted on Tuesday that a second major hurricane is bearing down on the United States, with Irma, a Category 5 storm, churning toward Puerto Rico and, potentially, Florida.
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With climate change bearing down on the tropics, the search is on for a more sustainable way of getting food from the sea, one that doesn't take more than nature can give.
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Why it matters: Even as the Trump administration says it's close to a "phase one" trade deal with China, corporations are bearing down and preparing Wall Street for the worst-case scenario.
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"The thug who tried so hard to intimidate others spent his last moments in utter fear, in total panic and dread, terrified of the American forces bearing down on him," Trump said.
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Their koi ponds — filled with 30 creatures, each worth around $5,73 — need a specific kind of emergency netting installed when the team is on the road and there's a hurricane bearing down.
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"The thug who tried so hard to intimidate others spent his last moments in utter fear, in total panic and dread, terrified of the American forces bearing down on him," Trump said Sunday.
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Susana: As Polygon's full-time comics editor professionally, and a life-long fan of the Batman setting personally, Joker has felt more like a steamroller bearing down on me than a freight train.
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WEATHER DELAY The game was originally scheduled for Sept 9, but postponed with Hurricane Irma bearing down on Florida and uncertainty over whether the Bulls could make it home before the storm hit.
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Falcons running back Devonta Freeman was sweeping out left, Saints tackle Nick Fairley was bearing down to blast him and Matt Ryan stood between the two in position to make the perfect block.
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During Hurricane Sandy, October 2012: On the morning of October 29, with the storm bearing down, the White House announced the president would return to Washington instead of stumping that day in Orlando.
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Most of us will be back at work tomorrow, or bearing down on a new school year, or just generally turning the page from idle summer romance to the Real Life of autumn.
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Washington (CNN)One moment, Donald Trump is "apoplectic" about the gathering legal storm bearing down on his presidency that is threatening to lift the lid on his most guarded personal and business secrets.
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The beauty of the stories is that Matheson's people don't believe too readily: They have to persuade themselves, and often — with difficulty — others that the inconceivable is, in fact, bearing down on them.
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And with more climate-driven catastrophes bearing down on the nation, the Department of Homeland Security should build a more robust workforce trained in emergency response ready to surge at a moment's notice.
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The shift in tone appears to be a product of the president's concern that the investigation into possible ties between his associates and Russia's election interference is bearing down on him more directly.
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It shows him close up, his right index finger and thumb bearing down on a pencil with the precision of a surgeon, at work on the manuscript score of his Sinfonia No. 5.
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Trump is under fire for going easy on white supremacists and has failed to sign a major piece of legislation, while a special counsel is bearing down on his campaign's dealings with Russia.
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"Speaking about the decision, the Met&aposs assistant commissioner Nick Ephgrave, said: "This is an important development for the Met and one which is vital in assisting us in bearing down on violence.
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But if Democrats don't provide such an opening, he says, it won't be easy for Republicans to recover from the suburban tsunami bearing down on them so long as Trump defines the party.
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And for all the years of controversies and scandals that plagued Clinton, the 42nd President was never the focus of so many credible civil and criminal investigations as are bearing down on Trump.
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Musk said at first he thought his help would not be needed, but after a Thai Navy SEAL, Saman Kunan, died in the rescue, with a monsoon bearing down, he changed his mind.
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Mr. Rubio has received many of these jabs: Mr. Christie faulted him for missing votes in the Senate and for a joke Mr. Rubio made last week about the snowstorm bearing down on Washington.
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He is out on the trail, February being one of those months for senior basketball executives, like tax season for accountants, with the college schedule heating up and the N.B.A. trading deadline bearing down.
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The S&P 21.4 on Tuesday had suffered its biggest single-day decline in nearly three weeks amid fresh tensions involving North Korea and a second powerful hurricane bearing down on the U.S. south.
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He spent most of his time standing on the frozen River Neva in the middle of the city (pictured), snapping away, regardless of the fact that an ice-breaker was bearing down on him.
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Pleasant Hill, Iowa (CNN)A cold front and possible snowstorm was bearing down on central Iowa Monday night, but it would take more than weather to stop 102-year-old Ruline Steininger from caucusing.
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Things are not always going to be perfect, things are going to go against you, but you keep bearing down, you keep executing and keep finding a way, and that's what we did tonight.
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There was no warning that the volcano was going to explode on that Sunday afternoon until a wall of lava, ash and toxic gases came bearing down on the communities that dot the mountainside.
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When American astronaut Christina Koch looked out the window of the International Space Station (ISS) yesterday afternoon, she was met with the imposing sight of Tropical Storm Barry bearing down on the Gulf Coast.
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Drug stocks surged on Trump's surprise win as fears of tough action on prices subsided, given the Republican president-elect's focus on scrapping Obamacare rather than bearing down hard on drugmakers as Democrats demanded.
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"Hitler at Columbia would merely have been a man at a podium, offering his 'ideas' on this or that, and not the master of a huge terror apparatus bearing down on you," Stephens argued.
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The idea being that even without that postmodern stuff bearing down, life'll get you good, although sometimes they confuse life with pretty girls who don't work out because they're devilish or full of fate.
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Character Study With a blast of her whistle, Estelle Davis raised a white-gloved hand and held back a column of oncoming cars bearing down on a group of schoolchildren ambling across the street.
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Just another day on the whipsaw of current events, sirens blaring across Times Square, all of us bearing down on the festival of lights, the celebration of Christmas, the final night of the year.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump touted his administration's response to Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico as "an incredible, unsung success" during an Oval Office briefing on the upcoming hurricane bearing down on the Carolinas.
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The European Union has huge issues bearing down: shoring up the euro; handling Greek debt; coping with the challenge to democratic values in countries like Poland and Hungary; and terrorism, security, migration and borders.
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"You actually want to tell me to not give my neighbors the best information I have when a storm is bearing down on them?" said Dr. Sullivan, describing the typical view of those scientists.
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We would try to create this three-dimensional world around him so that his subtle performance in the darkness would be giving us a sense of this world that is bearing down on him.
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For nearly three years, our colleague and friend Ben Makuch has had the full weight of Canada's intelligence agencies, federal government, and court systems bearing down on him for the crime of committing journalism.
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In 2013, when congressional investigators were bearing down on Apple's decades-old tax avoidance schemes in Ireland, and Irish officials were preparing to end such tax residencies, the company needed a new tax home.
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The season's first major snowstorm bearing down on the U.S. East Coast this weekend could boost demand enough to cut a bit from the biggest regional supply overhang for this time of year since 2007.
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Investors continued to track Hurricane Irma, bearing down on Florida even as Texas struggles with the devastation caused by Hurricane Harvey which economists have said could weigh on U.S. economic growth for the third quarter.
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With no major military force bearing down on them, HTS is poised for a period of expansion of al Qaeda's larger twin missions: creating a local political presence and building a base for global operations.
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Bonino scores late as Pens top Caps in Game 1 WASHINGTON — Bearing down on goal in the third period of a 2-2 game, Pittsburgh Penguins forward Nick Bonino kept things simple, and it worked.
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"The thug who tried so hard to intimidate others spent his last moments in utter fear, in total panic and dread, terrified of the American forces bearing down on him," Trump said of al-Baghdadi.
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There's a feeling in the air now that this is all winding down, this community beginning to unknit itself as we begin to feel our imminent reentry into the real world bearing down on us.
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We tried to ignore it, but sometimes we caught ourselves repeating what history said, mumbling along, brainwashed: I am nothing.... There is a great darkness bearing down on our lives, and no one acknowledges it.
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Since the 21.85-year U.S. yield and dollar really began to take off in mid-April, increasing the pressure already bearing down on emerging markets, the world's major equity indices have held steady or rallied.
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One man who called in felt vindicated — he never boarded a plane without stacks of antibacterial wipes to disinfect all his assigned surfaces before eating off them or bearing down on them with an elbow.
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House Ways and Means Committee Republicans are pushing back their schedule in anticipation of a massive snowstorm that is bearing down on the Washington region and is expected to cripple the city for several days.
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Mr. Gowdy learned of the potential misuse last week from news reports, but he delayed starting an inquiry as FEMA girded for what was then Hurricane Florence, which was bearing down on the Carolina coast.
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On the night before their date with the White Walkers, they wallowed in the cost of this duty, indulging in gallows humor and fellowship to distract from the undead hordes bearing down on the castle.
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Hurricane Nate, which is bearing down on Florida's Gulf Coast, is unlikely to have a huge impact, because the loggerheads that are more common in that area have already laid their nests for the season.
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This week, the state is bearing down for Saturday's Iron Bowl here between the Alabama Crimson Tide and the Auburn Tigers, one of the most consequential meetings in the history of that annual rivalry game.
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The runaway train hurtled into the center of town shortly after midnight, with no one aboard to apply the brakes or sound a whistle to warn residents about the deadly cargo bearing down on them.
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Yet such fluid structures have been tried before and have failed, notably in the Carter and Ford presidencies when they became overwhelmed by the crush of events and issues bearing down on the West Wing.
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Record cold temperatures are bearing down along the East Coast and across the Midwest, and, based on US Energy Information Administration estimates, the cost of home heating will likely exceed the cost of previous years.
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As soon as news spread that Hurricane Florence was bearing down for a direct hit on the coast of the Carolinas, business travelers began canceling hotel reservations in droves and relief workers began piling in.
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President Trump's pardon of Joe Arpaio, the former Arizona sheriff who built a national reputation for his harsh campaign against undocumented immigrants, came without normal deliberation and was announced as the hurricane was bearing down.
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There's a good deal of padding around the band, which is meant to disperse the weight across your whole skull as opposed to bearing down on one pressure point at the crown of your head.
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The winter storm bearing down on the East Coast will force the Hoyas to fly into Connecticut a day earlier than scheduled as they try to follow up a win over No. 6 Xavier on Tuesday.
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Looking helpless on his back, Mondragon tried to buck and roll to shift the giant weight bearing down on top of him, but that was all to no avail as Aliakbari secured him in a mounted.
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Britain's broader official measure of inflation, the consumer prices index, rose 0.6 percent year-on-year in August, and many economists expect it to overshoot its 2 percent target next year, bearing down on consumer spending.
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Here's what happens when the summer sun is bearing down and the temperature rises: The heat warms the blood vessels close to your skin, and that warmer blood moves to your core, raising your body temperature.
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President Xi Jinping, bearing down hard on expressions of dissent in the media and among human rights lawyers, is now banning many NGOs which work on a basis of western concepts of an independent civil society.
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While it takes time to change and impact the structures we live within, the ones that are bearing down on us each day, it's much harder to fight them when you are tired, depleted and anxious.
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Lawmakers from both parties are bearing down on the credit reporting industry in the wake of the Equifax data breach, grasping for answers on what firms will do in the future to better protect Americans' data.
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"The thug who tried so hard to intimidate others spent his last moments in utter fear, in total panic and dread, terrified of the American forces bearing down on him," Trump said from the White House.
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Making its way into the upper Midwest before it comes bearing down on New England, the storm was expected on Sunday to bring heavy snow in Minnesota, mainly northwest of the Twin Cities, Mr. Hurley said.
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With a hurricane of historic proportions bearing down on Branson and his young friends, it only takes a glance at the photos of the scene on Necker Island to realize that this plan is weird as shit.
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Image: APWith deadly Hurricane Matthew bearing down on the southeast, Governor Nathan Deal has just ordered a mandatory evacuation of the entire Georgia coast—six counties that are collectively home to more than half a million people.
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There are a host of important natural resource challenges quickly bearing down on the new administration that require immediate attention — perhaps none more serious in America's western states than the management and fate of the Colorado River.
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Certainly, as severe thunderstorms were bearing down on the New York area Sunday evening, the idea that the night might end with throngs of young people congregating on downtown streets awaiting their hero would have seemed ludicrous.
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And yet "The Humans" goes beyond closely observed realism, using unsettling imagery to underscore the idea that the forces bearing down upon everyday Americans are not just a matter of a daily struggle to make ends meet.
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Federal prosecutors were bearing down on him over his business dealings, some involving Trump, and Cohen was looking for a sign of reassurance from the President, a man he regarded more as family than as a boss.
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Mr. Cohn's departure comes as the White House has been buffeted by turnover, uncertainty and internal divisions and as the president lashes out at the special counsel investigation that seems to be bearing down on his team.
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To get a sense of it, imagine the 66-million-year-old fossilized T. rex tooth, as thick and curved as a banana, bearing down into your flesh with the weight of a midsize U-Haul truck.
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And one of the biggest storms in years was bearing down on Odisha, one of India's poorest states, where millions of people live cheek by jowl in a low-lying coastal area in mud-and-stick shacks.
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MELBOURNE/SYDNEY (Reuters) - Thousands swarmed to beaches on Australia's east coast on Tuesday to escape fierce wildfires bearing down on several seaside towns, as the government readied naval vessels and military helicopters to aid firefighting and evacuations.
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"You're no poet!" was the way she'd expressed her objection, those times that he pretended that oncoming cars bearing down on them were just toys, or that Monopoly was actually a way to contact the spirit world.
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"I can't believe I dropped my home in the damn street," he would say minutes later, shocked at finding himself homeless on Friday with a Category 4 hurricane bearing down on this working-class South Texas city.
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Fàbregas chipped the shot over the diving keeper and it looked like he was going to get the goal, but another Croatian defender was bearing down from behind, so Morata tapped it in at the last second.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French Environment Minister Nicolas Hulot said on Friday extreme weather conditions like the powerful hurricane bearing down on Florida risked becoming the norm, and took a dig at U.S. President Donald Trump's stance on climate change.
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Although some tell him he shouldn't run, the 35-year-old native of Pamplona says his deafness may even be an advantage as the din of the festival can distract runners from the danger bearing down upon them.
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Alissa: I first saw Joker about a month ago at the Toronto Film Festival, and even then, I could feel a lot of the future "discourse" bearing down on me, like a freight train traveling at full speed.
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Thanks to "Go DJ," he was already a star, but here his attitude began to build him up as a myth, a mad genius, a swamp monster from Louisiana bearing down on the world of rap at large.
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The heat wave currently bearing down on Greenland comes courtesy of the same weather pattern that caused Western Europe to experience its hottest day on record on Thursday—a strong, high pressure air mass associated with mild temperatures.
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With her legs and arms burning and Gibson, another Texan who recently finished her senior year at Texas A&M, bearing down on her, Luther concentrated on keeping her hips up and getting her hands on the wall.
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They argue that, despite department policy, officers are still wrongly charging people with public possession, and that police officers turn a blind eye to marijuana use in affluent white areas while bearing down on it in minority communities.
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" She then offered a similarly structured riff: "We have a government that works great for giant oil companies that want to drill everywhere—just not for the rest of us who see climate change bearing down upon us.
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The President's refusal to ever admit a mistake and to hype his own perceived achievements struck a jarring note, even as he tried to project a smoother response to the potentially historic hurricane bearing down on the Carolinas.
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China and Japan, the two biggest non-Western markets for pharmaceuticals, are also bearing down on costs, and poorer countries find new drugs costing tens of thousands of dollars are simply out of reach, even with preferential pricing deals.
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I saw them under fire, I saw what they would do and what they wouldn't do when the controversy was bearing down on us, because we faced a lot of controversial incidents while we were on "First Take" together.
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But the Buress clip was the first rumble of an avalanche bearing down on Cosby, prompting dozens of women to come forward with their own stories of abuse by the entertainer, eventually leading to his arrest and subsequent conviction.
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But by bearing down on what is — and isn't — human (or humane), his work — namely "An Octoroon" and "Gloria" — makes formally sophisticated, aggressively anthropological, unexpected challenges to what a black playwright is even "supposed" to be writing plays about.
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Yeah nothing can really prepare you for the jump from the reserves to playing in front of 75,000 at Old Trafford, with the lights bearing down on you and your every touch being meticulously picked apart by thousands of people.
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So the President may enjoy a moment of political relief from the multiple crises bearing down on his White House, and will use Baghdadi's death to bolster a campaign message of economic prosperity and security to anchor his 2020 reelection bid.
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With the dragons disconnected from ground control and the Night King bearing down on ground zero, the rest of Winterfell's forces realize the grave error of their strategy and retreat back into the castle, but not before losing dear Dolorous Edd.
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Nate, the fourth major storm to strike the United States in less than two months, killed at least 30 people in Central America before entering the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico and bearing down on the U.S. South.
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A cold front bearing down on the Pacific Northwest was expected to dump as much as 3 feet (1 m) of snow from Friday morning in parts of Washington state and the northern Rocky Mountains, the National Weather Service said.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 25 (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Energy said on Friday it stands ready to release crude oil from the nation's emergency stockpile if needed due to the impacts of Hurricane Harvey, which is bearing down on the Texas coast.
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The fourth major storm to strike the United States in less than two months, Nate killed at least 25 people in Central America before entering the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico and bearing down on the U.S. South.
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It is high time for all of us to roll up our sleeves and address the gradual yet persistent attack that is bearing down on our coastlines, an attack that unquestionably threatens the safety and security of the United States.
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During the 2018 hurricane season, when a big one was bearing down on the Gulf or Atlantic coasts and most people were trying to get out of the storm's path, Jonathan Pruitt was fighting to catch the last flight in.
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The sprawling department is responsible for everything from counterterrorism efforts to immigration enforcement — and it's the parent agency of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the country's front-line responder to the Category 3 hurricane bearing down on Texas this weekend.
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CreditCreditGreg Miller for The New York Times In August, when Hurricane Harvey was bearing down on Texas, David Clutter was in court, trying one more time to make his insurer pay his flood claim — from Hurricane Sandy, five years before.
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Long before Hurricane Irma started bearing down, Mr. Hamid stress-tested the larger homeowners' insurers in Florida and found that they would withstand a worst-case scenario, as he defined it at the time: a storm like Hurricane Andrew in 22011.
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Hurricane Harvey is bearing down on the Gulf Coast, with the first Category 2628 hurricane to hit the U.S. since 28503 presenting an early test of leadership for President Trump and his ability to run the government in a crisis.
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But in the current atmosphere of epistemic and political lawlessness, with climate catastrophe bearing down and US institutions in shambles, I have less faith in micro-targeted messages of urgency than I do in a clear policy vision, recruitment, and mobilization.
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With the exception of Jessica, played with submerged warmth by Ms. Stiles, all the characters are struggling against unhealthy urges released by the pressures bearing down on them: Margery and Jason's grief; Timothy's abandonment by his mother; Pastor Greg's loneliness and wounded pride.
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Image: GettyMore than two million people in coastal Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina are being told to flee their homes in advance of Hurricane Matthew, the Category 4 monster now bearing down on the United States after wreaking havoc across the Caribbean.
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SYDNEY/PORT VILA, Vanuatu (Reuters) - A cyclone bearing down on New Caledonia in the South Pacific was upgraded on Monday to a category five storm, the most destructive wind-speed level, prompting local authorities to order people to stay indoors and take shelter.
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Packing "catastrophic" and "life-threatening" winds of 185 miles per hour (300 km/h), the storm now bearing down on Puerto Rico and the US Virgin islands is officially the strongest Atlantic hurricane ever recorded north of the Caribbean and east of Florida.
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The sequences occur rapidly: With a player on the other team bearing down on him at full speed, he must look for a baseball being thrown to him while also making sure he is allowing the runner a path to the plate.
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Even without the meta knowledge of hurricanes bearing down on that landscape today, it serves as an ominous reminder of how the images we circulate today will in their own way evolve from immediate to remote as we move into the future.
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The hurricane missed Puerto Rico and the southern part of Florida but devastated the Bahamas and is bearing down on portions of the Eastern Seaboard, with federal officials warning that strong winds are expected to affect the Carolinas and Georgia early this week.
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He had lost the second set and was down, 2-4, in the third to Marton Fucsovics, and with the oppressive conditions bearing down on him and everyone else in the building, Djokovic had only one thought about how to change his fortunes.
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Pence was filling in for his boss, President Donald Trump, who days earlier scrapped his trip to Warsaw -- and with it, his first planned meeting with the new Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky -- to monitor a hurricane bearing down on the southeastern coast.
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Written by Keni Fine and Tony Small, the show unfolds at a zoo, where there's an even more immediate danger: A superstorm is bearing down, and the animals must cooperate with one another and a young reporter, the Kid, to save themselves.
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"I feel like the last people grasping the helicopters in Saigon, waiting to get out," said Macek, 40, who was among thousands of U.S. air passengers on Friday whose travel plans were disrupted or threatened by the blizzard bearing down on the U.S. capital.
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AMMAN/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. military said it had shot down an armed, Iranian-made drone that had been bearing down on its forces near a garrison in Syria's southeast on Tuesday, in the latest sign of increasingly frequent confrontation with Damascus and its allies.
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So when the first big storms of that hurricane season began bearing down on Puerto Rico, Bracero—a power plant operator with the island's public electric power authority, known as Prepa—sat on the sidelines, miserable and frustrated, reliant on a pair of crutches.
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The world faded away and we were left with the essence of wrestling's dramatic side: an actor/stuntman/athlete, in front of a crowd, feeding on their energy as they fed on his, with the weight of pro wrestling's years bearing down on us.
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With the investigation bearing down on him, Mr. Trump wanted to make sure Mr. Sessions remained in charge at the Justice Department, and he asked Mr. McGahn to tell the attorney general not to recuse himself because of his work on the Trump campaign.
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The last time she talked to her Uncle Jon, the hurricane was bearing down, and he had told her that the wind was stripping away the doors and windows of the mobile home where she home-schooled her sons, Connor, 9, and Bobby Lewis, 11.
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A stroll through the neighborhood is an assault on the eyes and ears, with neon signs glaring and drug pushers sometimes shouting to sell their merchandise, trying to be heard over a cacophony of electronic music bearing down from all directions of the night sky.
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The put strategy above has one major drawback: the cost of the premium paid for the option, and premiums have gone up substantially in the face of uncertainty about the presidential election, just as it would cost more to insure a house with a hurricane bearing down.
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There's a legitimate fear that a franchise can drown out the voice of the filmmaker, and with the expectations of gaming fans, a major studio, and game creator Blizzard all bearing down, there's no film that would seem more likely to drown under that pressure than Warcraft.
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Before and after: Images of California devastation "When we have a wind event like this ... where you have 23-mph winds bearing down on an area ... every fire that starts has a significant potential to grow into a large fire very, very quickly," Pimlott told reporters Tuesday.
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Literally meaning "from below to above," this involves the extreme foreshortening of figures and objects in order to create the effect that they are suspended in the air, at times bearing down and entering into the space of the beholder beneath (who duly flinches in anticipation).
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The candidacy of the battle-scarred Mr. Juppé is seen by his supporters as a bulwark at a time when the postelection United States is now routinely depicted as one leg of a global tripartite menace, along with China and Russia, bearing down on fragile Western democracies.
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But with the Assad regime bearing down on the Syrian rebels' last remaining strongholds, the Trump administration constantly threatening the Iran nuclear deal, and the presence of American and Russian forces inside Syria, the potential for some kind of nightmarish scenario here seems to be real.
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Although parents have not hesitated to make those sacrifices when it comes to the future of their treasured only child, to the conscientious American-college freshman from Shenzhen or Changsha struggling to keep up with academic requirements, that weight can feel like an avalanche bearing down.
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He saw: Daley Blind and de Ligt drifting either side of him, left and right, his primary options; his fullbacks, Nicolás Tagliafico and Joel Veltman, beyond them, the more ambitious possibilities; directly in front of him, the imposing Spurs striker Fernando Llorente bearing down on him.
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The last time she talked to her Uncle Jon, the hurricane was bearing down and he told her that the wind was stripping away the doors and windows of the mobile home where she home-schooled her sons, Connor and Bobby Lewis, 9 and 11 years old.
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The New European is owned by the newspaper and magazine publishing company Archant, and its success is being positioned in contrast to the failure of the Trinity Mirror's New Day newspaper, begging the literal million-dollar question bearing down on the journalism industry: When and how does print work?
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The additional deaths come after multiple news outlets said earlier Monday that an 8-year-old boy was the first reported death at the hands of the storm, which missed Puerto Rico and the southern part of Florida but is now bearing down on parts of the Eastern Seaboard.
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Now that the new rules are bearing down on adult sites, the biggest threat the industry sees isn't the specter of creeping censorship, or of the government getting into citizens' private business, but of further corporate consolidation by a firm that has already remade the industry in its image.
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When my fears run wild, triggered currently by the image of attackers on June 3 wielding long knives and bearing down on Borough Market in London, which has always been one of my favorite spots in the city, I find that it helps to put those fears into perspective.
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His inscrutable style and record of watching Trump's back also have many observers suggesting ulterior political motives, a desire to slake some of the pressure bearing down on his department or an effort to at least restore the impression of the Justice Department's independence without severing ties with Trump.
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Hurricane Florence is bearing down on the midsection of the East Coast, expected to make landfall later this week with the most strength since Hurricane Hazel in 2100 – a storm which destroyed about 26,28 buildings as it maintained hurricane level winds as far inland as Raleigh, North Carolina.
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The President, after all, spent much of the time when Hurricane Florence was bearing down on South Carolina last month blasting academic studies that found the death toll from Hurricane Maria's sweep across Puerto Rico last year was far higher than had been previously reported -- at nearly 3,000.
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But there is something especially awful and harrowing about the game where you can fight back, you can save yourself, but you can't afford any mistakes and death is always bearing down on you, and there is always the thought, as it approaches, that maybe you should have run after all.
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With pro-Assad forces, backed by Russia, bearing down on them and encircling the city, they are likely to face some of the brutal tactics used by Assad over the course of the war in other places, such as Madaya and Homs, where starving rebels were finally forced to surrender.
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The still-unidentified guard was trying "to protect himself from death or grievous bodily injury" from "an imminent threat in the form of a heavy motor vehicle bearing down on him," attorney Andrew Sacks claimed in both a news conference Monday and in a five-page statement released to PEOPLE.
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On the eve of his departure, the pressures now bearing down on Trump's inner circle intensified, when it emerged that Mueller has now begun asking about his son in law Jared Kushner's role in the firing of former FBI chief James Comey -- one possible avenue of an obstruction of justice investigation.
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Now, with a crisis bearing down on the nation and little room for waffling, he faces choices that will undoubtedly factor into his re-election prospects in November -- a dynamic people around him say has contributed to the lurching nature of his response which often leaves the hard decisions to others.
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Kushner's comments on Monday followed a report by The New York Times over the weekend that he has "continued to chat informally" with the crown prince since Khashoggi's death, and has even advised the young royal on how best to "weather the storm" of international condemnation bearing down on Riyadh.
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USA-WEATHER Storm strands U.S. holiday travelers, hundreds of flights canceled (Reuters) - Many holiday travelers in the United States were stuck at airports on the final day of Thanksgiving weekend after more than 600 flights were canceled due to an incoming blizzard bearing down on the Midwest, according to weather officials.
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More books come out every year than anyone can count — UNESCO estimates that the number is around 22017 million — so many that it's easy for anyone trying to keep track of what's new and worth reading to be buried under the massive weight of the new releases bearing down upon them.
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It is hard on mornings such as this one, with terrible winds, rain and the Atlantic Ocean bearing down on our neighbors in the Carolinas and surrounding states, to write brightly about the summer pasta (above) you might make this weekend, to serve alongside savory tomato sorbet, with pear kuchen for dessert.
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This foray is part of a continentwide effort, from Canada to Oklahoma, to plumb mines and caves in hopes of figuring out how a virulent and rapidly spreading invasive fungal bat disease called white-nose syndrome, which is bearing down on the West, will behave when it hits the native populations here.
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With President Trump expected to release details of his tax plan on Wednesday and the government funding deadline bearing down on Friday, the chances of a full-funding package are narrow at best, but many other details — from what's contained in the stopgap that passes to how long it's in effect — remain to be seen.
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Dance culture experienced a lot of obstacles and triumphs in 383, and a heightened sense of urgency marks many of these pieces—whether their authors were bearing down on recordings, digging into the archives, getting key figures on the record, looking at dancing in itself (particularly in hip-hop), or mourning the horrifying tragedies of Orlando and Oakland.
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Public pressure is bearing down on the FBI as agents move to complete an investigation into sexual assault allegations against Judge Brett Kavanaugh, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's embattled Supreme Court nominee.
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Former Canadian Prime Minister Kim Campbell said she hopes the Category 2 hurricane bearing down on Florida makes a "direct hit" on President TrumpDonald John TrumpJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Trump defends shift of FEMA funds, citing Dorian's change in path Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively donate M to help migrant children, social justice MORE's Mar-a-Lago resort.
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The storm, which has devastated parts of the Caribbean and is bearing down on Florida, is expected to hit the Tampa Bay area on Sunday, so Major League Baseball took the pre-emptive step of moving the Yankees' three-game series in St. Petersburg against the Rays, which begins Monday, to a technically neutral site: Citi Field, home of the Mets.
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Frustratingly, the right length to tell this story is probably six hours or so: All the Money frequently felt truncated, its story too sprawling for any of its characters to really connect, only Plummer holding the story together; Trust, meanwhile, feels a little scattered and bulky, constantly distracted by whatever catches its fancy when it might be better off bearing down and focusing on a particular storyline.
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Read: Brazil Brought Out a Jaguar for an Olympic Torch Event and Then Killed It This post originally appeared on VICE UK. Between blaming young people for being crushed to death at soccer games and trying to convince you to vote to leave the EU with photos of the Queen bearing down on you disapprovingly, the Sun is out there getting the scoops of the century.
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Added this week to new policies that are bearing down on asylum seekers — which include tight limits on the number of people who can apply for the status each day and a heightened standard of proof to qualify — was the extension of a rule that certain asylum seekers must wait in Mexico for the full duration of their legal cases, which can take years.
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Sinikka Elliott: I study inequality, and one of the ways that inequality works is that you make everyone feel anxious — in this case it's about their children's well-being, their health, their futures — and then you kind of put the onus on the individuals to get it right in a competitive and uncertain context so that people feel a lot of pressure bearing down on them.
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"I'm guessing my Mom has her eye on this new storm bearing down on us too but Mom if your listening Hi It's Me Christie coming to you from the Hamptons and I am asking you to use your connections up there in Heaven to pull some strings, for all the vulnerable souls who have lost everything and for those who still have everything to lose," she says.
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So I was excited to talk with Mazin about how writing comedy prepared him for Chernobyl, why he's become more suspicious of the all-consuming nature of political narratives after making the miniseries, and how all of us on planet Earth right now are like the man in the control room at Chernobyl before the reactor blows, insistent that disaster isn't bearing down on us, even though it is.
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Brock Lesnar is the perfect physical metaphor for the promotional and capitalistic forces governing the UFC's actions in the lead-up to UFC 200, an extra-moral force that won't be stopped by something as dainty as a drug test: 300 impossible pounds of perfectly formed muscle and incomparable anatomical terror bearing down on the world, very possibly augmented by synthetic chemicals and hormones of all kinds but too big to fail.
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