Others fail to find any sign of relatives' belongings Other families, however, haven't been as fortunate in getting some sort of closure by finding their relatives' belongings.
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She'd left her cellphone and other personal belongings at home.
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A Charmander, with neither remorse nor respect for my belongings.
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And most of the couple's personal belongings were left behind.
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The group then stole several belongings, hence the robbery charge.
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She urged beachgoers to clean up their belongings and trash.
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She thought about her personal belongings, strewn across the room.
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Her belongings were left in a pile outside the school.
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Most of his belongings lay strewn outside his mobile home.
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This morning, search crews found plane parts and passenger belongings.
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OK. You want to store some of your belongings here?
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The refugees returned to their apartment to gather their belongings.
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Everyone harms everyone else in his person and his belongings.
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And they were carrying all their belongings in trash bags.
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Why would you treat a child's meager belongings like trash?
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And now they are expanding to kids and male belongings.
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Some unexpected news around your material belongings will come today.
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Migrants slept outside, on benches, beneath trees, atop their belongings.
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In the quad, there were bags and belongings strewn everywhere.
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She had no renters insurance to help recoup her belongings.
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He considers himself entitled to her presence and her belongings.
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"It is delicate because people's belongings are private," said Hill.
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Please be careful to take all your belongings with you.
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Plastic bags stuffed with belongings cover the dining room table.
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No one had ever destroyed all their worldly belongings before.
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Her mother shipped her piano and other belongings to Jerusalem.
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Orange's office was raided, and the employee's belongings were seized.
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He requested police protection to retrieve some of his belongings.
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When you go through customs, they check all your belongings.
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I left and realized I had none of my belongings.
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He packed up his belongings — and then he was gone.
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I get all of my belongings together for the day.
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They also hid each other's personal belongings as a prank.
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They had virtually no personal belongings, a man told me.
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There was something charming about finding them amid our belongings.
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They auctioned off a few belongings and sold spaghetti plates.
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Some just needed to retrieve their belongings from another room.
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They were left with their belongings and broken down van.
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He instructed that nobody touch his belongings — particularly his toothbrush.
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Instead of overstuffing drawers, give your belongings space to breathe.
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In June 2015, another flood destroyed most of her belongings.
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He noted that those belongings included Bolanos' pamphlets about fertility.
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My sisters and I devoted days to sorting his belongings.
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He threw their belongings out … for few mins late checkout.
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This re-staging at Berlin's Novalis Hotel is similar, in that it features the belongings of an imagined person, with those belongings (including an iPhone and Mac laptop) being much more 2018 than 1972.
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He decided against going inside his apartment to retrieve his belongings.
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Where do you store the belongings you end up hanging onto?
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Some of her belongings are clearly expensive — most glaringly, her house.
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"May I take any belongings you don't need?" the hostess asked.
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Winn's purse, along with some of her friend's belongings, were gone.
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She said I could pick up his belongings the following day.
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Authorities say the woman had some personal belongings in the crib.
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The Hendels have now lost their home and all their belongings.
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Or what to do with my house and all my belongings.
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How much would the speaker and your belongings inside be affected?
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And moving your belongings internationally could cost you upwards of $20,000.
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What did you feel being in there, going through her belongings?
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Few belongings sustain as much wear and tear as your wallet.
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They reportedly made away with $200,000 of Jenner's belongings, including jewelry.
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It showed pictures of villagers wading through muddy floodwater carrying belongings.
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I also burnt all his belongings and text him a photo.
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Her designer clothes and expensive belongings end up stolen, consigned, or
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Just a few hours later, Ruffalo was reunited with his belongings.
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An armband that keeps their important belongings safe while they run
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"indigenous" population a superior catalog of rights and claim to belongings.
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All the children showed up with their belongings in trash bags.
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While you're at it, clear some closet space for guests' belongings.
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Abdul Jabbar, another local Muslim, was already packing up his belongings.
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JERUSALEM — The halftime whistle blew, and Shimon Levy gathered his belongings.
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There are belongings occupying just about every square inch of space.
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Users can also rent their belongings to strangers if they choose.
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In other places, they stole all their belongings and beat them.
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They aim to make storing your belongings as convenient as possible.
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Kelly also reportedly began packing up personal belongings, according to Axios.
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Your landlord isn't on the hook for damage to your belongings.
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This will expose your belongings to as few germs as possible.
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According to Jamie, the officers searched the car and his belongings.
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Inmates were forced to leave most of their personal belongings behind.
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As we pack our belongings here, I am keeping very little.
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Instead, he peacefully collected his personal belongings and left the residence.
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She estimates the family lost more than $25,000 worth of belongings.
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Yet deterrents alone won't keep your belongings in like-new condition.
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Jennifer Jackson had collected Hassanieh's belongings from the store for Noura.
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He wanted to have some say in where his belongings went.
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Residents briefly return home to retrieve belongings in Laurel, Jan. 14.
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At the end of the move, her belongings were strewn everywhere.
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Photos from the aftermath show blood, body parts and detainees' belongings.
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Photos from the aftermath show blood, body parts and detainees' belongings.
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Getting children involved also means respecting what belongings make them happy.
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She refused to hand over her belongings and screamed for help.
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Once I was addicted, I sold my belongings to purchase meth.
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He was arrested and forced to surrender all of personal belongings.
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Movers plan to take the Obamas' belongings out to trucks on the South Lawn facing away from the White House and move the incoming first family's belongings inside from trucks on the other side of the driveway.
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I don't want to die rich with an immense quantity of belongings.
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Danielle Devine, Orsillo's sister, rushed to help her brother gather his belongings.
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He also had a couple thousand bucks in furniture and personal belongings.
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Other migrants stood outside the tightly policed camp entrance with their belongings.
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Tate's luggage, personal makeup and other belongings will also be auctioned off.
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And it's not because I have a total disregard for my belongings.
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Some remaining belongings of people who once lived there were scattered about.
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While detained, she turned over all her belongings to the border patrol.
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An elderly woman surveys her destroyed belongings in Chimanimani on March 183.
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Her husband followed a week later with a car full of belongings.
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She lost her house and many of her belongings in the hurricane.
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Leeanglo Longoria searches the rubble of his apartment for his belongings Saturday.
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Pieces of their homes, trees, and lost belongings are piled up outside.
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They took our baby's diapers, baby formula, and all of our belongings.
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A villager salvages belongings from the ruins of a house in Pemenang.
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After changing, I locked up my clothes and belongings inside nearby lockers.
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The players grabbed their belongings and shuffled away in search of sleep.
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When he was arrested he had no identity documents and no belongings.
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"They were perfectly preserved in the glacier and their belongings were intact."
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They aren't allowed to place any belongings or tents outside their cars.
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The wife brought her belongings onto the helicopter; Gavitte threw them off.
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They carried belongings in suitcases, trash bags or even soggy cardboard boxes.
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Some of her belongings were found along the interstate, WGN 9 reports.
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However, he does object when Veronica decides to unpack Fred's personal belongings.
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Madani went to the Sultanahmet district where he disposed of the belongings.
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After Ward died, a portrait of Philip was found in his belongings.
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Staying healthy Remove flood-damaged belongings to lower the risk of mold.
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He's homeless and used a blue garbage bag to carry his belongings.
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Save conversations about cash, money owed, or valuable belongings for another day.
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Be especially careful of where you place your wallet and valuable belongings.
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Her cell phone and other belongings were left in her hotel room.
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TMZ reports that the burglars stole up to $200,000 worth of belongings.
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Several families have lost their homes and personal belongings in the blaze.
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Please check around you for your personal belongings before making your departure.
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People clambered off buses, lifting small children and large sacks of belongings.
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Residents packing up whatever belongings they could salvage from their destroyed homes.
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My house collapsed later on and all of my belongings were buried.
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Residents prepped their homes for safety and gathered food, supplies and belongings.
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Their belongings, which were mostly in storage, were destroyed in the fire.
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To avoid further frivolous spending, Ness made an inventory of her belongings.
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Clara became the guardian of his papers and of the family's belongings.
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Trash bags were piled high around her, nearly bursting with her belongings.
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Still-damp piles of debris and personal belongings lost to the storm.
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"People underestimate the value of their [belongings] when they rent," McChristian said.
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Like Gilley, Elizabeth Silva stores most of her belongings in containers too.
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In protest, she refused to take receipt of her belongings, she said.
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In a world where powerful states assign and deny citizenships and belongings,
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Claudia and Garrett sold and gave away a lot of their belongings.
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Families carrying their belongings on their heads waded through waist-deep water.
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There's discrete storage for your belongings and foldaway tables for your meals.
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I know where all my belongings are and where to find them.
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The Faceless Men require acolytes give up their belongings and their names.
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She sees huge benefits for her clients after they "edit" their belongings.
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A few of these cubicles are occupied, stuffed with clothes and belongings.
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Their clothes are shredded and their belongings are lost to the river.
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No personal belongings or possible weapons were found near her, they said.
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He lost his home, motorcycle and nearly all of his other belongings.
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Hardaway walked back into the restaurant, grabbed his belongings and went home.
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As the officers approached, the men quickly skirted away, leaving belongings behind.
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Residents scurried away with wheelbarrows of belongings and bikes hitched with trailers.
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They ordered the passengers to take their belongings and marched them away.
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My sister and I were summoned home to clear out our belongings.
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Others just waded through the deluge, some carrying belongings on their heads.
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The militia took the investigators' money and belongings, according to the report.
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Friends joked about having beachfront views as their belongings floated beneath them.
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That means the slain man's belongings can be returned to his family.
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He carried his belongings in a garbage bag and a small duffel.
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I even sold some personal belongings to raise money for the laptop.
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" After searching Kelley's belongings, police found "recruiting materials for Siege and Atomwaffen.
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People streamed off buses with few belongings, some with dogs on leashes.
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More than 100 people have sought refuge there with a few belongings.
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"It took three units to carry everybody and their belongings," McBath recalled.
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I make a mental check to be more aware of my belongings.
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We had no time to take any of our belongings with us.
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We parted ways amicably, splitting up our minimal belongings and our debt.
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Survivors packed their few remaining belongings and searched for a way out.
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Just belongings from the children and the mother strewn upon the street.
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The search yielded 200 pieces of clothing, 144 IDs and personal belongings.
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The house is being sold furnished, except for a few personal belongings.
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People name their children, pets, and belongings, an identity developing with them.
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He lamented having to pack up the couple's belongings at their penthouse.
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But there are some belongings I cling to: the tools of hospitality.
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Residents in the next building were pulled out carrying their packed belongings.
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He made a true enemy the day he took back our belongings.
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In the United States, passengers going through airport security usually unload their belongings into bins one at a time, but with the innovation lanes, five fliers can unload their belongings in five different bins at the same time.
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Instead, students can try to keep their belongings on campus to a minimum, transport them back home over the summer or make a connection with a person who lives nearby and is willing to store their belongings for free.
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Luis Batres packs up his belongings from his tent at the parking lot.
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He described how his tent had completely submerged, damaging all his family's belongings.
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You would notice that someone's belongings had been thrown out onto the street.
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He remembers their belongings crawling with bugs—and recognizing it wasn't their fault.
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Cars and trucks loaded with belongings were heading away from the front line.
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Give them your wallet, give them your belongings and get out of there.
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Deese's mother told ABC most of their belongings were left at the site.
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More than 43,000 more received smaller tarps to protect specific rooms or belongings.
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More than 100,000 more received smaller tarps to protect specific rooms or belongings.
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We haven't been able to return to the house, even for our belongings.
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He fit all his belongings into corners of my one-bedroom bachelorette pad.
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Now, researchers have uncovered the belongings of one of the Bronze Age warriors.
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Marlene Segein carries some of her belongings past the wreckage of her home.
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They'd be getting their little belongings, unfortunately, and they would be heading up.
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Television pictures showed people wading through chest-deep water carrying belongings and livestock.
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The video showed his belongings being examined before being taken to his cell.
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The oversized bags she adored became bottomless pits that mysteriously devoured her belongings.
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All of their money and belongings were there so it wasn't a crime.
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But the migrants can't carry all their belongings with them as they leave.
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Nearby, victims were salvaging toys, clothes and other belongings from their flooded homes.
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Harvey: Yeah, if only you guys had set all my belongings on fire.
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The killers also left behind shovels with which they buried corpses and belongings.
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He packed his belongings into a tow truck and set off for California.
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Others carry a few small belongings, and rely on the locals for aid.
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The empty, abandoned tents and belongings scattered around the camp support that story.
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We have lost all our belongings and remain in the clothes we wore.
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They find a comic book written by Charlotte and Lucas in his belongings.
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Their sleeping bags and piles of belongings line sidewalks on Santa Monica Boulevard.
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Chris Hansen is out on his ass ... with practically none of his belongings.
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Since his death, Jackson's belongings, like this "Smooth Criminal" hat and family notebook ...
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I pulled all my retirement money and sold almost all of my belongings.
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Still, she has kept a single drawer filled with some of Akeal's belongings.
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All they had of Carl was his belongings in the chest, Thomas said.
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A good weekender bag carries all your belongings comfortably through a short trip.
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A flood is something that comes inside your home and damages your belongings.
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They have sold their belongings and animals, and pulled their children from school.
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Keep track of your belongings and try to avoid making any major commitments.
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She immediately kissed my forehead and motioned for me to grab my belongings.
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They found over 123,100 students who had completely lost their homes and belongings.
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In 2015, No More Deaths helped 151 people retrieve their belongings after deportation.
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"Right, because Christ calls us to give up our earthly belongings," Rooney said.
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This will keep your belongings dry and makes the bag easy to clean.
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More families, sitting atop belongings piled onto trucks, journey along the provincial roads.
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Insurance companies and consumer advocates both recommend keeping an inventory of your belongings.
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Instead, he told him to purge his belongings and help mislead the inspectors.
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With nowhere to store your belongings, you had to carry them with you.
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The violin from Italy was among the few belongings she grabbed before leaving.
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With his belongings precariously piled in his pickup, he enters a new chapter.
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I did this to expose my belongings to as few germs as possible.
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You shouldn't have to sacrifice style to cart around all your kids' belongings.
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Egyptian authorities claimed to have found Regeni's belongings at the criminal gang's hideout.
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Without a reception desk, employees use lockers to store their belongings for safety.
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She grabbed her belongings and followed the guards to the Special Housing Unit.
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My parents sold all our belongings to get the money for the journey.
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We finished the school year pairing down our possessions and packing our belongings.
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After a few days, wary of losing his few remaining belongings, he left.
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Oh, and don't worry about your other belongings getting wet in the process.
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I ditched my car and many of my belongings to make the move.
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Imagine escaping overnight and leaving all your belongings to go to another country.
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"There was no time to prepare their belongings," he said in an interview.
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He piled his belongings into a U-Haul and handed in the keys.
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Tile sells small square-shaped products that can help you find lost belongings.
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They said they would allow Beck to come to gather her personal belongings.
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CBP personnel are experts at finding contraband on travelers and in their belongings.
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Homeowner's policies typically cover replacement of personal belongings, which would include a drone.
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"In the altercation, she dropped her cell phone and belongings," the timeline states.
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Police arrived at the parking lot eight minutes later and found McCluskey's belongings.
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The tests found no one else's DNA on Ms. Lee's body or belongings.
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The vehicle was left unlocked with her purse and other personal belongings inside.
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Before you start packing, photograph your belongings to help remember where things go.
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At the site, Red Cross workers in masks sifted gently through victims' belongings.
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Religious texts including a copy of the Koran were found among his belongings.
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She was pushed, locked in closets, and her belongings were thrown into a toilet.
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They&aposd be getting their little belongings, unfortunately, and they would be heading up.
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If that doesn't help to organize your belongings, we don't know what else will.
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Some oxygen masks deployed, and overhead bins opened up and sent belongings spilling out.
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Rotondo waved to journalists as he loaded his creaky station wagon with his belongings.
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Some have been camping in tents with whatever belongings they were able to salvage.
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Guests were encouraged to leave their belongings near the wall, along with their shoes.
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Soon afterward they sold their belongings and left home—though Lyford defected in 1993.
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They took all belongings, my mobile phone, purse, credit card, debit card, watches, etc.
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Rita Ora learned the hard way to never trust someone else with your belongings.
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Nearly all of his belongings were gone, including a lifetime of collected baseball memorabilia.
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Depp then suggested he could sell various belongings if Mandel thought it would help.
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While the camp was deserted, the hikers had left all their belongings and shoes.
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They can steal your belongings but they can't steal your memories or your love.
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He had left some belongings in a safe-deposit box at Claridge's, in London.
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Guests pay just $20 per night, store their belongings in lockers, and share toilets.
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Many had sold all their belongings to pay for the 12-day bus trip.
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People began to cast off the belongings they carried as they trekked for hours.
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Personal belongings such as photos are stashed in small boxes or garbage bags nearby.
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You&aposve got to start earning some money and sell some of your belongings.
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When we finished, I smiled, grabbed my belongings and rushed out onto the street.
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Many people in Louisiana are returning home to find their belongings ruined by floodwater.
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He also was storing belongings for other friends who had to leave their homes.
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But why do that when you could donate your belongings to people in need?
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Broken glass and abandoned belongings tell the story of the previous residents' violent exit.
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I tried to throw my belongings in a black bag but she fought me.
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Some personal belongings were found in a local hotel, Schmidt wrote on the GoFundMe.
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They even combed through my belongings and books, helping themselves to my music collection.
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Maintain images of your belongings and your home, and keep these in cloud storage.
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"People are selling all their belongings just go buy food to survive," he said.
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Most of their belongings either remain in storage or were damaged by the fire.
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So it's like you keep the dead alive by surrounding yourself with their belongings?
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It won't bang into belongings, get stuck on laundry mountains, or flip over stairs.
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She is also barred from any school property, except to retrieve her personal belongings.
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All of their belongings, including their car and boat, were ruined in the fire.
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So, the civilians are forced to flee, clutching their children and their few belongings.
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Some people had organized their belongings on the ground in preparation for the demonstration.
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Hama sold most of their belongings in anticipation of his trip back to them.
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She'd started selling off her belongings and believed that cameras were following her everywhere.
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Front yard after front yard is full of belongings brought out from flooded homes.
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The boats carried between six and 14 people, plus their belongings, at a time.
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Scraps of metal, scattered personal belongings and, finally, the grim discovery of human remains.
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The rental house is gone, along with all her parents' belongings, Flores told CNN.
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Clearly, the heartbreaking images of him standing beside his belongings pulled at the heartstrings.
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Security told everyone in the room to exit, and to leave their belongings behind.
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This isn't the first time one of Cobain's belongings has been sold at auction.
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Finally, the three-dial combination lock, approved by the TSA, keeps your belongings safe.
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They needed to rush back, gather up some belongings and get to the hospital.
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The buyers never saw the kitchen because it was blocked by decades of belongings.
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In her modest cache of belongings was the cheese, nearly a full wheel then.
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Thousands of freshmen will pack up their belongings and move into a dorm room.
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Families have had to sell scarce belongings and crime has risen, the presentation said.
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After the police discovered our belongings in Girgis's apartment, they gave Manu two options.
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They had become trapped after trying to move belongings, and had no cell service.
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Nolan planned everything even down to his "will" where he divvied up his belongings.
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"Initially we were funding our travels from selling all of our belongings," Gee says.
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Even stranger, the house had been untouched, and most of Margaret's belongings remained intact.
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He lost all of his belongings at once, just as he had during Katrina.
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Individuals near the scene, some 500 in all, were advised to disinfect their belongings.
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Do pick up the box of your belongings waiting for you at their doorstep.
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Hundreds more civilians left the area on Sunday, carrying children and hauling their belongings.
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On top of the pile of belongings lay an icepick with a bloodied handle.
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The complaint says two days later the family was told to gather their belongings.
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"John would like you to remove his belongings from his apartment," the bot says.
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Their understanding of everything they value, from their belongings to themselves, will be challenged.
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It was part of a security protocol, they said, while rummaging through his belongings.
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Everyone we've talked to have had their belongings taken by [Department of Public Works].
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Federal investigators searched Lee's belongings at both locations and took pictures of his possessions.
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Many of their belongings had been moved into storage in anticipation of a move.
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It's not that we're attached to our belongings but it hurts to lose everything.
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Some were flung from their homes by officials, their belongings strewn in the street.
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You have to move out all of your belongings and you can't come back.
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Mr. Cuello said he never took the opportunity to put his belongings into storage.
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"I wasn't allowed to grab a coat or any of my belongings," she wrote.
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In June, Ms. Goldman decided to donate some belongings to her late husband's temple.
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Customers are then seen gathering their belongings and making their way to the door.
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But, when he came to get his belongings, he was armed with a jackknife.
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His family, landowners in Dhaka, fled with their belongings; copper utensils, large bowls, plates.
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On Thursday morning, two officers carrying Carter's belongings escorted her to a waiting car.
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Maybe it would be better to rob him or break his belongings in revenge.
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"Linda Vallejo: Brown Belongings," will be on view at LA Plaza until January 13.
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Jenell Kauffman, 20, clears debris and household belongings from a burned-out Sinjar house.
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Thousands of people were forced to flee their homes without their belongings or animals.
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Belongings that have meaning can't spark joy when they're boxed up in the garage.
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In spite of this, none of the tenants removed their belongings from the building.
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They took security cameras down from the walls and took personal belongings, Nikkei reported.
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It's crammed with belongings, and the windows are covered by wooden shutters and fabric.
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Many were able to retrieve only a portion of their belongings, aided by firefighters.
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Dear Diary: After my husband died in hospice in 2013, I gathered his belongings.
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Our community's artists continue to learn from these belongings when developing their contemporary practices.
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"She presented me with all of his belongings, and then I cried," Axum recalled.
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The first step is to get your belongings to safety and get them clean.
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Some have been camping in tents with the belongings they were able to salvage.
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When I arrived at the hospital, my belongings were taken for safekeeping, all of them.
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It fits a week's worth of belongings insanely easily thanks to its cool storing compartments.
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After tying up the couple with zip-ties and stealing their belongings, the thieves left.
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She's always welcome to stay over, but she didn't bring any of her belongings tonight.
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Yes, all people and their luggage and belongings entering the country are subject to search.
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This is the key to her code and the cards we found among her belongings.
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I felt safe in my home and I loved my room and all my belongings.
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He added that his wife's belongings, including her keys and wallet, were left at home.
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People carry their belongings away from their homes after the quake in Sarpol-e Zahab.
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Your focus today is on financial matters, on your belongings, and on issues concerning security.
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Under the beds were rubber slides for the shower and containers with clothes and belongings.
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Authorities were able to save some of his belongings, including his war medals, WJCL reported.
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"She wanted to go through his room and take some of his belongings," Bozzi revealed.
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Among the belongings: wallets, laptops, IDs, diplomas, overseas chargers for phones, painkillers and house keys.
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Residents were advised to pack their belongings, medications and personal ID before leaving their homes.
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Its three mesh zipper pockets and six internal elastic pockets will keep small belongings secured.
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Emotionally, issues like security and your relationship to your belongings will come to the fore.
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She brought with her all her belongings, including her personal recipe for brown October ale.
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When I moved a mile over to Burbank, I had to downsize all my belongings.
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But they did find cocaine, MDMA -- commonly known as ecstasy -- and marijuana among Dykstra's belongings.
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Lara told his wife that some of the victim's belongings were stashed inside their shed.
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He then drove to the office to pack his belongings and submit his resignation letter.
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When Fiorini regained consciousness outside, she helplessly watched her home and belongings turn to ash.
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They also fold up to make a carrier bag which can easily transport one's belongings.
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Some people, including Kristopher Williams, are staying behind to protect their pets and their belongings.
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Several months prior, he appeared to be divesting himself of his belongings, the report said.
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People pick up their belongings after San Francisco officials clear out an encampment in 2013.
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All that remained of her home was charred bits of the frame and her belongings.
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Within minutes, she called Njoki's older sister and ordered her to pack up their belongings.
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The court decision said Ghosn or his representatives have 24 hours to retrieve personal belongings.
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Maia said city officials frequently collected and removed homeless people's belongings to drive them away.
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Meanwhile, video showed Christian grabbing his belongings and leaving the train, according to the affidavit.
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They sold their house, cars, and most of their belongings and moved to Adelaide, Australia.
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It helps you pack all your undergarments and tiny belongings neatly in a foldable bag.
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Oppmann reported many Cubans evacuated but some were staying in their homes, protecting their belongings.
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The new house was crammed with belongings, but at 900 square feet, it felt large.
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He noted that Parks had sold the Norths' belongings without proper approval from his court.
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After a flood, or a tornado, you may still be able to salvage some belongings.
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Inside the car, authorities found Roof's belongings, including a gun allegedly used in the shooting.
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When I finally got back to my room, it was empty; Faith's belongings had vanished.
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Home Care Assistance is helping seniors in Napa and Sonoma evacuate and transport their belongings.
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The two of them stood up, gathered their belongings, and walked out of the room.
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They usually only have hours or days to pack their belongings and leave, Meyer said.
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There's something about going through someone's old belongings that is at once fascinating and eerie.
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Some 300 women and children broke out of the camp on Friday carrying their belongings.
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She traveled light, whittling her belongings down to what could fit into a single suitcase.
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A Syrian family next door had already packed its belongings but had nowhere to go.
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As he moved through the system, he carried his limited belongings in a trash bag.
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A resident saw the man leaving his house when he returned to retrieve personal belongings.
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In 2015, they pared down their belongings and took a six-month honeymoon in Hawaii.
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"While Florentines were concerned getting their belongings together, we were free to work," she recalled.
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He hadn't even moved in his belongings and he had already made the neighborhood safer.
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Paul Airport found several vials of dried urine and a Whizzinator among his personal belongings.
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After selling her house and most of her belongings, Sanchez flew into Panama on Jan.
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Yet we take them completely for granted, and assume we (and our belongings) are secure.
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In alcohol, drugs, sex, validation, food, lack of food, the internet, belongings, beauty treatments, achievement!
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They stood on the curb, fidgeting endlessly with their belongings, clearly overwhelmed by the moment.
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Commissioners and visitors were escorted from the room and were told to leave belongings behind.
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"Make a list of personal belongings and who you'd like to have them," Hoyt said.
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Instead of leaving immediately, Ms. Liu decided she should take time to pack her belongings.
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Once, a man begged him to open the door so he could retrieve his belongings.
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The first night Shannon came home from work, Dan threw her belongings into the yard.
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She fled, leaving her Plaza suite, an unpaid bill for $12,000 and numerous belongings behind.
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On the firefighter's orders, they gathered their belongings and then left, for the last time.
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She also noted it would be more expensive than anticipated to store her personal belongings.
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Destroy or seize any encampments and belongings that might contribute to the spread of disease.
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Officers then seized Kowalczyk's personal belongings, which included several pieces of luggage and a backpack.
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With no warning or explanation, she packed their belongings and flew the kids to Turkey.
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Erika, Scott and Loie picked up their belongings in Portland, Oregon, and transported their lives.
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The contents had been pulled out so relatives could more easily identify their children's belongings.
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The position is sometimes called "bag man" because McEntee was responsible for the president's belongings.
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Reacher's character is defined by one startling device: he has no home and no belongings.
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They gathered their belongings again to travel to Tabqa, a city recently reclaimed from ISIS.
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In a country where possessions counted for everything, we had no belongings except our stories.
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It makes travel easier because they can transport fewer things, leaving belongings in each location.
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Then the agents returned some of Papadopoulos' belongings, which had been seized the previous day.
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It's specially designed to house easily misplaced belongings like undergarments, ties, socks, swimwear, and more.
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Bobby Hunt was just about finished packing belongings into the back of his pickup truck.
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When you reach your destination, simply hang it up for easy access to your belongings.
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Owner relied on the wheelchair pusher to pick up belongings and they were left behind.
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Plastic tarps protected them from the intense sun, and small knapsacks held their few belongings.
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Home insurance does not pay to repair the house or replace belongings damaged by flooding.
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I didn't know that we would soon separate our lives, our friends, and our belongings.
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And then, in October, I put my belongings in storage and jumped on another plane.
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Recovering belongings from a destroyed home in Marsh Harbour, in the Abaco Islands, on Friday.
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She said she was gathering her belongings to follow her boss out of the room.
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They barely had a chance to make it to safety, much less think about belongings.
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The rapper was unable to list dollar amounts, so police valued his belongings at zero.
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None of these was on a list of belongings that officials took from the house.
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Before you contact the landlord, or pack your belongings, find out more about the apartment.
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There were the mounds of belongings left behind bearing mute witness to the carnage there.
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Once my husband arrived and we offloaded our belongings, the room started to feel smaller.
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Her mother and her brother, Colin Catlin, sifted through the belongings, retrieved from her apartment.
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Arturo lost virtually all of his belongings in the fire and Oscar remains at large.
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On Tuesday, April 4, police converged on the island to forcefully remove tents and belongings.
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My advice to you: Belongings won't make you happy… but the feeling of belonging will!
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"It is shameful that personal belongings were taken away by Franco as if they were part of a war booty — and it is just as shameful that we're still struggling to recover such belongings, four decades after Spain returned to democracy," Isabel Casanovas Calvet said.
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He plans to decorate the restaurant with the actress' personal belongings and memorabilia from the show.
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In a statement, Carmody said he was "pleased" that he would be getting his belongings back.
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He closed Neverland and auctioned off many of his belongings, and still was in massive debt.
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They organize their funeral, sort out their will, and clear the belongings out of their home.
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She appreciates Baltzell's efforts and is hopeful that other classmates will be reunited with their belongings.
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He had lost or sold all of his belongings before but it didn't matter to him.
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I had to strategically tiptoe around my belongings to keep myself from crushing or breaking anything.
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When he saw the belongings of the passengers in the missing copter, that it hit him.
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They searched Bahari's belongings before leading him out the door, where five unmarked cars waited outside.
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This is the key to her code and the cards we found among her belongings. pic.twitter.
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Several of the couple's personal belongings were also found scattered throughout the surrounding area, police said.
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So was the family's TV, their couch and many of their belongings, including their two cars.
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The photographs included an uninflated lifejacket, torn seat parts, pieces of the plane and passengers belongings.
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She snoops through Justin's belongings while he's gone and goes off on one of her coworkers.
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But police did find room keys for the Omni Hilton Head and others in his belongings.
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There is something visceral about setting fire to your belongings as a way of showing disgust.
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He said Reinking then packed up his belongings and drove his blue Mitsubishi back to Illinois.
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The pieces draw influence from furoshiki, a traditional Japanese wrapping cloth used to transport personal belongings.
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Family members collect belongings after hurricane force winds destroyed their house in Toa Baja, Puerto Rico.
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They're friendly, but they love shiny things, so they'll destroy belongings looking to get to baubles.
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Inside, there was a small bathroom and just enough space for me to leave my belongings.
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The family sold most of their belongings for $50,000 to fund a trip around the world.
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EGYPTAIR CRASH LATEST -EgyptAir debris and passenger belongings have been found, according to the Egyptian military.
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Those sent there had belongings taken away upon arrival, many of which are on display today.
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And so Robert packs up some belongings, but before he leaves, we see his softer side.
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There are many ways to protect your home, family and belongings—some more controversial than others.
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Phillips recently found the book in a box of belongings forwarded to him by his brother.
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At his death in 1968 Brod bequeathed his belongings, including the precious Kafka papers, to Esther.
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In November, a collection of the actress' personal and professional belongings were put up for sale.
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Orr opened up lockers bursting with bags of belongings often collected by maids cleaning the rooms.
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Many families buried their belongings in the garden, expecting to be back soon to retrieve them.
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In 25, they sold their belongings, packed their bags, and headed off on a yearlong adventure.
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She complied, prying the child from the back seat and leaving her belongings in the car.
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Angel Rodriguez with his belongings in front of his house, destroyed by Hurricane Maria, on Sept.
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Double check that you have all your belongings when you go from one place to another.
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I thought, oh well, and gathered up my belongings and headed into the office as usual.
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Thousands sold their belongings to raise cash for perilous journeys in pursuit of their American Dream.
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She sobs a goodbye to her fellow contestants as she retrieves her belongings from her room.
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They searched her belongings to verify what she had told them about her time in Syria.
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Stephen says Mel packed up 10 boxes of his belongings, which he picked up on Oct.
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During a search of the car, officers found many of the Holts' belongings inside, Craig testified.
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Every employee — including its CEO — now gets a locker for their belongings instead of desk drawers.
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What irks Valentina Yermakova, 64, is that many of the belongings they left behind have disappeared.
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Help your mom rest easy knowing she can always keep track of her belongings with Tile.
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And authorities could not locate his belongings, which included a cherished watch and pin, she said.
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According to prosecutors, the two men would allegedly stop people, threaten them and steal their belongings.
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Do you feel respected, and do you treat your relationships (and even your belongings) with respect?
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You'll begin wondering if the cash and belongings you've been fighting for are actually worth it.
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But her ideology also taught readers new concepts, like how to appreciate and respect their belongings.
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Short re-entered the apartment to find all kinds of belongings floating in knee-high water.
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The family fled to Jordan, taking with them few belongings, and lived there for two years.
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Some hoped to return to their homes in the coming days, if only to retrieve belongings.
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Soon construction workers showed up and threw away tenants' belongings — toys, grills, patio furniture — without warning.
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He spent the week before the new job started unpacking his meagre belongings and chopping wood.
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All of their belongings were fair game for seizure, as well as their computers and phones.
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Medical notes quote him telling attendants he was going home because someone had lost his belongings.
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If she didn't leave, she would be evicted and her belongings would be taken to Goodwill.
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But the more common complaint is that the estate agent accepted too little for someone's belongings.
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Homeowners insurance covers two main types of loss: damage to property and belongings and personal liability.
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Most of her belongings lie in a pile outside what's left of her cinder block house.
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Others have continued north on foot, with children and belongings piled on bicycles, aid workers said.
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Although it's small, it's actually big enough to fit a good amount of their everyday belongings.
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Workers' wrists were tied with plastic bands and they deposited personal belongings in clear plastic bags.
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This looks barely big enough for the furniture, let alone two people and all their belongings.
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Russian media reports said the bomb was hidden in a locker where shoppers leave their belongings.
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He laughed when he saw our belongings: fourteen bags, two children's car seats, one double stroller.
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When Americans get laid off, employers give them just hours to pack their belongings and leave.
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Within 90 days, they got rid of most of their belongings and cut out the excess.
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When I went back to my vehicle they had disorganized all my clothes and personal belongings.
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One night, tired of living in fear, Kanwar fled her home without any cash or belongings.
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By sorting through your piles of belongings and doing some organizing, you could find something valuable.
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They made use of hooks and vertical space by hanging most of their belongings and stacking.
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"One of the toughest things I've seen is dealing with a loved ones belongings," Shaw says.
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Local residents fled their houses, carrying their children and carting belongings in a wheelbarrow or suitcases.
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But honestly, I felt fortunate to be confronted with such a small collection of her belongings.
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A homeless man carrying his belongings kisses the hand of a girl in a sports bra.
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Egyptian authorities have found more debris from Flight MS210, including passengers' personal belongings and body parts.
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Last year he built a second floor onto his house and moved all his belongings upstairs.
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Joan Rivers fans now have a second chance to own some of the comedian's personal belongings.
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This likely wouldn't work with for-sale homes, which might be filled with the owners' belongings.
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Suleiman fled into the bush, leaving his voter card behind with most of his other belongings.
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Try out a side gig that you enjoy, or selling belongings that you don't use anymore.
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Harvard and MIT alumni are crowdsourcing to help house low-income students or store their belongings.
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This man loaded his belongings in his car as he fled his house in New Bern.
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He gets to keep his personal belongings and any bank accounts and cars under his name.
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Many of the incidents involved swastikas etched on school property or drawn on Jewish students' belongings.
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There's a reason that just about every religion regards material belongings as an impediment to peace.
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You'll pass through a second layer of security, putting your remaining belongings back through the scanner.
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Since you'll likely be sharing the space, be extra aware of your person and your belongings.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... personal belongings, electronics and band equipment were taken ... totaling about $10,000.
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He steps outside to smoke, but even so, he reeks, as do his bedroom and belongings.
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In 2008, Hurricane Ike tore through the city and destroyed almost all of her family's belongings.
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Smith hurriedly packed his belongings, called his parents and rushed to make a flight to Philadelphia.
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Among the belongings retrieved at the site were documents, climbing gear and a small penguin doll.
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Residents were still packing their belongings out of the waterfront settlement on Wednesday, according to Zanna.
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Continually assessing whether the belongings in your life spark joy allows you to hone your judgment.
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Relieved residents lined the docks with their belongings on Thursday, pleased to leave the devastated city.
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While the agent is taking inventory of your belongings, ask how the estimate will be calculated.
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The court was told Sinaga kept men's belongings as trophies and looked them up on Facebook.
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But a fanny pack in 21350 has to do more than just hold your belongings, right?
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And in 2012, the house auctioned some of his belongings, including nine watches he worked on.
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By the summer of 2019, Jeter packed up his belongings and headed to New York City.
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He put his belongings down in his familiar bedroom, with posters of the Barcelona soccer team.
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And after they took all our belongings, they set it on fire and burned it all.
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Images show dozens of houses destroyed by the flames as residents tried to salvage any belongings.
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As the family sorted through his belongings, they came across the letters, written in early 1960s.
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He deleted his emails, packed his belongings and boarded a flight to Istanbul the next day.
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Her family survived and managed to escape with belongings such as family photos and children's clothing.
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Opie's 50 photographs feature the interiors and belongings of Elizabeth Taylor's home at 700 Nimes Road.
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Im given my belongings and shoved outside where a woman from Kenya was waiting for me.
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The following day, tenants were allowed back in to move out the rest of their belongings.
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" Tomsky also recommended keeping your belongings well organized during your stay: "Cut down on the clutter.
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Collectors and wealthy sport enthusiasts have always been keen on buying athletes' belongings at charity auctions.
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He paid security guards $100 to watch his vehicle and belongings and proceeded to paddle out.
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The army only lets in civilians selectively to inspect their houses and take some belongings, officers say.
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So the Williams family packed up their belongings and fled from their home in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.
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Both were tied up before the thieves made off with personal belongings such as cash and jewelry.
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I had traded some belongings for a Enfield motorcycle that my friend had been riding around on.
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Essentially, you go through all your belongings and get rid of anything that isn't essential or sentimental.
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Officials say he had been convicted of ransacking his own home and damaging his roommate&aposs belongings.
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When he first arrived to the island, Nagasaki wore clothes but a strong typhoon destroyed his belongings.
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Law enforcement at the border may search an individual and belongings without providing much of a reason.
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When migrants are taken into detention, their cell phones, money, documents, and other belongings are taken away.
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A seemingly endless flow of cars and vehicles packed with belongings of fleeing civilians jam the roads.
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The agreement states how a couple's joint finances and belongings will be distributed should they ever separate.
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She said the police will sometimes rifle through immigrant's bags and throw their belongings on the floor.
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I had to shuffle through clothing and belongings on the floor to reach the stained office chair.
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Trailers, houses, and cars were completely destroyed along with belongings that people couldn't take when they evacuated.
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On Friday afternoon, a handful of people returned to the area to retrieve belongings from their homes.
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But then we were told that we need to take all of our belongings with us (strange).
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Self-storage gives individuals a way to keep belongings as they move into smaller apartments and homes.
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He starts gathering belongings, and I said, 'We don't have time for that; we gotta go now!
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Later, the airline issued a statement saying more remains, personal belongings and aircraft seats had been discovered.
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On Friday, EgyptAir and Greek officials said that searchers found seats, personal belongings, and a body part.
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By late Tuesday, officers were beginning to allow students back into campus buildings to retrieve their belongings.
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He then threw her belongings into four plastic bags, according to court documents, and went to sleep.
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A book entitled "Rampage in Head: Why Students Kill" was found among the suspect's belongings, officials said.
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TSA officers are trained to treat all travelers' belongings with care and respect,' the TSA's statement said.
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Some leading figures in ZANU-PF, the ruling party, are said to have shipped belongings abroad already.
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But cars have become less of a sellers' market as people leave Venezuela and sell their belongings.
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For some reason, Siera left Howard ... according to Jessica, and left belongings behind in the storage unit.
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It's also full of books and mysteries that Sarah uncovers as she searches through her grandfather's belongings.
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Lawson was on her way to Florida with her husband's belongings -- many of them of sentimental value.
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It said Tuesday that pirates forced the boat to dock and fled with the belongings they stole.
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That's because Eskinder was actually at their house, watching the intelligence service rifle through the family's belongings.
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The jacket was one of 55 items Gaga bought from an auction of Jackson's belongings in 2012.
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Families carried what was left of their lives: a few belongings, wet sleeping bags, and crying children.
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That allowed Keith Brock and some 600 others to go back to their homes to retrieve belongings.
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"We're going to get as many people and belongings out as quickly as we can," Webb said.
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His remains and belongings were sent to his younger brother, Christopher, according to the New York Times.
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Mohammed Samir said the military found "personal belongings of the passengers and parts of the plane debris".
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Charred personal belongings and human remains were found at Ajayi's home, authorities said during the press conference.
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She packed her belongings and got into a friend's pickup truck with her 17-year-old dog.
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Some of their belongings and parts from their car have been found in the swollen Eel River.
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Your belongings don't define you, but shopping is a fantastic activity for the new moon in Taurus.
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" He added: "It is not common in missing-person cases for us to find someone's entire belongings.
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The lawsuit comes as Playboy prepares to auction off some of its founder, Hugh Hefner's iconic belongings.
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The Rolo Travel bag can help you organize all your belongings in a streamlined yet systemized way.
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The car is pretty much an entire crime scene filled with drugs and some of Jason's belongings.
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Water began to seep in and, in the panic, passengers threw their belongings overboard to stay afloat.
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Getting off the bed, I had water at knee-height with my belongings floating inside the room.
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Her few belongings include a zip-up folder containing scraps of newspaper relating to her son's death.
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Tyma was forced out onto the street with her belongings, the front door to her home padlocked.
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Most of these belongings come from donations made to shelters during the first days after the fire.
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She claims several players broke into her apartment and ransacked her room, stealing money and other belongings.
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The collection of belongings will go under the hammer at Julien's Auctions in Los Angeles in November.
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The Bahars depart Cairo International Airport with all their belongings on December 9, 2009, bound for Ohio.
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Police waited for Caffrey to pack his belongings before escorting him off the property, the insider says.
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Their belongings are piled high on furniture and countertops as the water rises, filled with floating debris.
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Once, the sheriff came to her house to put their belongings outside because they hadn't paid rent.
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It took me a long time to find a new home for the belongings he left behind.
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The plane's burned tail rested against a tree, and passenger belongings were scattered across a wide area.
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Jedis are supposed to be the wise peacekeepers of the galaxy, eschewing personal belongings and human desires.
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The next day, Miniutti said, she returned to the building to retrieve her belongings from the apartment.
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If they like what they see, they should talk to the people whose belongings are being sold.
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It's a hybrid backpack-duffel carry-on that's tough, comfortable, and a seemingly bottomless pit for belongings.
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As they tossed aside wooden beams and plastic sheeting, nuns looked for their belongings in the rubble.
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He has nearly 750,000 subscribers and often finds personal belongings during his dives, like money and jewelry.
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On Wednesday, the police also returned belongings they had confiscated last year when they detained the women.
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The Buckingham Palace Gift Shop has long sold stellar replica items of the royal family's real belongings.
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The broken down van they were attempting to fix, along with their belongings, were left as well.
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I had to juggle my belongings so they'd fit in a bag I could take on board.
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This is a great time to look through your belongings and sell what you no longer need.
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Everywhere else, belongings are only held for 30 days from when the individual is arrested and charged.
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The best part is that my belongings are covered whether they are in my house or not.
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The robbers drove away and dumped the victims' belongings in an alley in north Nashville, police said.
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"I always put things in my pockets," she said, a habit that leads to her losing belongings.
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Then came registering at Bed Bath & Beyond and the selling of many of their belongings on Craigslist.
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Most of these kids end up moving their belongings in trash bags and that is NOT OKAY.
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Holding identity cards, they waited patiently for firefighters to retrieve their most important belongings — medicine, documents, pets.
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They helped her gather some belongings, put her cats in crates and led her to their boat.
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In a messy legal battle over Mr. Manson's remains and belongings, a judge in Kern County, Calif.
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She still finds it difficult returning to the family home, where her sister's belongings are scattered around.
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On the train to D.C., many of us place our belongings on the seats next to us.
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In late February, she and Mr. Cook packed their belongings in a trailer and left West Virginia.
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She had difficulty organizing tasks, keeping track of belongings, setting goals, making plans and seeing them through.
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The loudest sound in the universe is someone packing their belongings into plastic bags at 5 a.m.
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Personal belongings and pieces of wall and furniture were strewn everywhere, with trees scattered across the ground.
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"Those items confiscated from the space laboratory are not my belongings," he said, according to TV 2.
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She packed her belongings and flew to the mainland, meeting her mother, Kay Schaefer, in Portland, Ore.
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They returned to the bridge with their belongings, a scene reminiscent of those in a forced migration.
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Perhaps they are giving their belongings away in a quantity and at a speed that are unexpected.
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Erika, Scott and Loie picked up their belongings in Portland, Oregon, and transported their lives to Cleveland.
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Some are looking for their own belongings, while others are here to take whatever they can find.
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"We can replace our belongings, not our lives," Alma Rosa Gonzalez, 56, a tenant from Mexico, said.
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The boys' personal belongings were stored in plastic bins under the beds, like footlockers in the Army.
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Do you notice someone isolating himself, giving away belongings, refusing to take regular medications, or stockpiling weapons?
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Are you very good at remembering where you left your phone, your backpack or other personal belongings?
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Among the boxes in our garage sat some that were decades old, filled with my parents' belongings.
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Already settled, with his belongings unpacked and his laptop charging, Benson asked why he had to move.
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They disinfected the room, the father's body was removed for cremation, and the son collected his belongings.
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Anderson checked the back of the house to see if the burglars had hidden the stolen belongings.
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She packed him a waterproof bag with some meager belongings: soap, toothpaste, antibiotics and a few clothes.
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Federal authorities raided Cohen's belongings in April, and since then, his relationship with Trump has devolved publicly.
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But just as Saturday evening's game came into view, a clubhouse attendant finally began removing Harvey's belongings.
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We packed our most precious belongings into two cars and evacuated in a frenzy of unwarranted terror.
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There's tons of storage space for all Gerda's belongings, and the wardrobes have full-length mirrors too.
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Soon after, the police detained and interrogated hundreds of signatories, searched their residences and confiscated personal belongings.
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According to multiple sources, Priscilla Chan's assistant Jordan Fox went to Smith's to pack up Christina's belongings.
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Photos from the crash site show passenger belongings, including clothes and books, as well as body bags.
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The crash just before dawn scattered flaming debris and passengers' belongings across a wide stretch of farmland.
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The parents, children, and Sheindi&aposs grandparents are only allowed to take a few belongings with them.
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All of them had lockers to store belongings securely and kitchens to cook in (another frugal win!).
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Afterward, officers found Mr. Jones's belongings — a backpack, clothes and bedding, according to NBC — in the attic.
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Blake left no will, and one of her nieces was trying to make arrangements for her belongings.
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Some people lost all of their belongings in the hurricane and decided to restart their lives elsewhere.
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You can be strip-searched or have what few belongings you have pawed through for any reason.
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Images show dozens of houses completely destroyed by the flames and residents tried to salvage any belongings.
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On Monday, he stared at his flattened neighborhood, dazed as his belongings lay strewn across a canal.
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Each pod comes with its own linens and a locker, where guests can conveniently store their belongings.
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The gunmen ordered them to drop to the ground and demanded their wallets and belongings, Lochte said.
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The militants made Abbani work as a porter, hauling sacks of their belongings from camp to camp.
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At dawn, the Collinses moved out, all of their belongings wrapped tidily in a small single parcel.
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The only belongings they had brought with them filled a couple of backpacks tucked under their space.
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Once you've whittled your belongings down to a manageable amount, give each item a place to live.
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Then they broke her motorcycle, stole her belongings, urinated on her tent and left her for dead.
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Civilians have been making their way out towards army positions on foot, hauling their belongings with them.
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Instead, they took her to Siglo XXI, where her phone and other belongings were confiscated, she said.
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She happened to walk by the sheriff's station, where a deputy agreed to help her retrieve her belongings.
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But then Jack emerges from the door, holding the dog and a sack of the family's precious belongings.
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San Francisco police officers wait while homeless people collect their belongings Tuesday, March 1, 2016, in San Francisco.
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Overall, they are poor, carrying the belongings that fit into a knapsack and fleeing gang violence or poverty.
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Once you've logged your belongings, go back and review your insurance coverage to make sure it's a fit.
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The deed is done, and he quietly packs up the rest of his belongings and says his goodbyes.
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Movers were spotted unloading boxes of the first family's belongings into the new home just before Inauguration Day.
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"We were able to ship virtually all of our household belongings to Belize duty-free," said Clive Brewster.
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Many of the thousands who were evacuated returned home to find their belongings covered in mud and water.
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In a moment of weakness, she goes through her childhood belongings and finds a jigsaw puzzle of Colombia.
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She left her bag and her belongings inside and began to make her way out of the building.
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The case also acts as a place to stash you keys and other small belongings while you exercise.
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"Where's that?" asks Dilo, a 24-year-old Afghan, his belongings stuffed into a small zip-up bag.
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Tile Mate is a tiny, connected tag that attaches to keychains, phones, and any other easily lost belongings.
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But a new book drawn from the belongings of Jeff Buckley succeeds where many similar books have failed.
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The book itself is small and delicate, alluding to those precious belongings left behind by their loved ones.
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Sarah Williams Williams later returned to realize the full extent of the damage to her home and belongings.
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In the chaos of hasty getaways from villages besieged by soldiers, few Rohingyas carried many of their belongings.
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There are more personal belongings, as well, like a photograph of Miró and Ms. Juncosa's wedding in Palma.
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Another person stored bags and other personal belongings in the rental car when nearby coin lockers were full.
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The men told the swimmers to drop to the ground and demanded their money and belongings, Lochte said.
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She cleared out his belongings from his house in which she continued to live in for 12 years.
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"While Jordyn did move out, she still had some belongings at Kylie's house until recently," says the source.
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On video footage he did not appear to be carrying belongings when he entered the consulate that day.
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There was glass shattering, everyone's personal belongings flew to the front of the car and people were screaming.
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One soldier in his unit said that Bergdahl mailed his belongings back home to his parents before deserting.
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Most came without any belongings, though some brought sheep and a few camels into the city, they said.
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Outside a stream of people walked across the no man's land carrying their belongings in bags and trolleys.
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Or the Excalibur hotel staff who made sure all of our left belongings were shipped back to us.
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But after Ms. Norton intervened, Ms. Picciotto was allowed to retrieve her belongings and return to her camp.
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Assistants were spotted carting his belongings into the $3.5 million Beverly Hills home he purchased in December 2014.
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They had already packed all of their belongings, given them away, and then their deportation was stopped temporarily.
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The lucky recipient is Shwonna Cox and her 6 children ... who lost all their belongings in the wildfires.
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Her house was sold and her belongings were divided between John and his brother, who lives in Massachusetts.
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A "checked" sticker was pasted on every visitor after they and their belongings were searched outside the temple.
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The friends said their phones and belongings were confiscated and they were thrown on the ground and beaten.
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But while his belongings were nowhere to be found, there was absolutely no sign of a break-in.
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Among belongings found near the bones were blue and green sneakers, which fell apart when they were handled.
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They exited shuttle buses holding their children and belongings as they got in line to enter the building.
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Seng's boyfriend, Steve Konemany, tried to salvage some of her belongings by floating them on an air mattress.
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Several questions remain unanswered, such as: why did the kidnappers keep Regeni's belongings for weeks after killing him?
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Others were there to bid in an auction of the personal belongings of Leonard Nimoy, who played Spock.
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Scan complete, he stepped out, retrieved his belongings, tied his shoes, and made his way to the gate.
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"I never thought we would escape Daesh," said Ahmed, holding a worn plastic bag with his meagre belongings.
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Officers helped Ambrose retrieve her belongings and told her not to return to the apartment, the report states.
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Second, they have had to part with their homes, their belongings, and often with their wives and children.
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But many Venetians, scrambling to move their belongings to higher ground, still waded through the knee-high water.
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They decided to evacuate in the middle of the night on Thursday, leaving most of their belongings behind.
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Grady Vaughan's children have rooms at their mom's house, so they have belongings there at least, she says.
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Their volunteer operation has gone into home after home, pulling out sodden belongings and stripping out moldy drywall.
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The masked thieves tied up the couple before making off with personal belongings such as cash and jewelry.
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He alternates between feeling that his belongings are nothing—a distraction from the pursuit of meaning—and everything.
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If you have bought expensive furniture or electronics, you might not have enough personal belongings coverage, Adams said.
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Those infected were often isolated for weeks, while their bedding and belongings were burned to prevent disease spread.
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The refugees, who were mainly from Africa and Afghanistan, packed up their tents and belongings and boarded coaches.
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A large blue moving van pulled up on Downing Street on Tuesday to retrieve the Cameron family's belongings.
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The show has offered many products to help you clean your house and belongings, and keep them clean.
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A referral from a friend led to Mr. Weston of Paper Moon, who helped them cull their belongings.
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She was fired, and her furniture and other belongings were put out on the side of the road.
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Cage's precarious financial situation led him to sell many of his personal belongings, including a treasured comic book.
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One member of his squadron went to Brown's bunk to sort his belongings for a shipment back home.
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Watch Your Belongings: Many travelers have a false sense of security when they're on a cruise, experts said.
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One of the worst parts, though, was trying to list for the insurer all the belongings they lost.
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"The process to inventory your belongings (without video), it is almost devastating, because you relive that," Roderick said.
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The principal's assistant told me by phone and made me pack up all my belongings in 20 minutes.
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Any who returned to collect their belongings were met with threats of lynching, the local news media reported.
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Their belongings join expansive displays that reflect the vibrancy and diversity of the genre during the past year.
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When the siren begins to wail, those who live closest to the mine start packing up their belongings.
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The group paid for the tickets and to store his belongings at the U-Haul on Fourth Avenue.
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On the "terrible first," wagons piled high with belongings flooded the streets, and trade ground to a halt.
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The tweet included a photo of bags presumably filled with her belongings piled up on her floor. #MeToo.
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Ellington's personal belongings will come up for auction on May 18 at the National Jazz Museum in Harlem.
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Details: Kelly packed up some personal belongings, though I'm told that wasn't necessarily because he was walking out.
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They sealed the doors to our houses, and we could only use one cart to carry our belongings.
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They packed a few belongings and fled to neighboring Uruguay, oblivious to the international reach of Operation Condor.
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Finding the deceased's will tells surviving family members and friends where any money, property, or belongings will go.
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What a thing to see all these naked bodies frantically running around collecting their belongings in the dark.
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Tile, Ring and Prynt did retail right Tile is a bluetooth tag to keep track of your belongings.
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Recent investments include Fat Llama, an online marketplace for renting belongings like audio, video, sound and DJ equipment.
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Designed for efficiency, the wallet affords you easy access to your belongings but is built with minimal materials.
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Video posted to Twitter shows luggage and belongings strewn across the terminal, dropped by passengers as they ran.
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One son was mugged and lost all of his belongings, including his passport, according to Mariano Perez, 55.
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A janitor explains why he took photos of belongings taken from migrants during the Bush and Obama years.
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We're in our 60s, so we also lost a lifetime of personal belongings: irreplaceable photos, letters and heirlooms.
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Yesterday, local police burnt many of their belongings, which were stored under a bridge not far from here.
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One of the easiest ways to document your house and your belongings is to take pictures of them.
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It's a simple wooden plank, but the bookend structure on the sides mean your belongings will stay put.
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He was so convinced of his innocence that he had packed up his belongings, ready to return home.
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It's a frenzied period that sometimes doesn't allow time for people to collect their thoughts, let alone belongings.
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The app also helps inventory household belongings, organize home finances, track your property value, and manage improvement projects.
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The men — Floyd Parks, Timmy Hall and Jesus Morales — said sanitation workers threw their belongings a garbage truck.
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But after a few days, they had to repack their few belongings, one of them a marriage license.
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The flight attendants put Lamar's carry-on belongings in a plastic bag and removed them from the plane.
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Her few remaining belongings were in a reusable grocery bag that she was now using as a purse.
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The other easy solution — finding a roommate with a moving truck's worth of belongings — did not appeal either.
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This is, however, a great opportunity to teach kids to be gentle and take care of their belongings.
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The alert did not say to evacuate, but they loaded their children and some belongings into their car.
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Her apartment had no shutters, and the wind rattled her belongings, while ankle-high water soaked the floors.
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Tasked with loading clients' belongings onto trucks, property damage nor occupational health and safety standards are considered important.
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His belongings were given away, but it turned out that he survived and returned to marry my grandmother.
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As I watched girls rush around shrieking, trying to preserve their belongings, I changed my mind about ghosts.
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Otherwise, move belongings with sentimental or monetary value upstairs or to high shelves to protect them from floodwaters.
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It can be tough to picture yourself or your belongings in the space before you ever step inside.
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Unpack their belongings first and set them in an area of the house that can be all theirs.
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If a flood wrecks your house and belongings, and you don't have flood insurance, what can you do?
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Then he walks to a public gym, where he can shower and store his belongings in his locker.
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One of his roommates even disappeared with all of his belongings when he was on vacation in India.
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If, for whatever reason, Ronnie has belongings at Jen's place in Vegas, he must have police escort him.
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The couple put their belongings in storage and spent a month with Ms. Le's parents in New Jersey.
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As millions of people were murdered, mounds of eye glasses, razors, shoes, and other belongings were left behind.
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Just days later, workers in bright orange vests were scooping up piles of trash and left-behind belongings.
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He and his parents put belongings in three cars in case they decided to leave before the storm.
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While the father was in detention, officials confiscated his computer and other personal belongings, according to court documents.
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He said they "outgrew" their current mansion two years ago, as it&aposs now filled with their belongings.
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Her belongings told a story of privation and sorrow; their sheer mass was a bulwark against future hardship.
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Officers and staff found the weapons and ammo when they went into his room to grab his belongings.
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On one outing, a man resisted attempts to steal his belongings and Amina watched insurgents shoot him dead.
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After a brutal breakup, Deanna Clevesy was hesitant to mix her belongings with those of a new lover.
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Check out our documentary about how cops seize cash and other belongings to fund law enforcement in America.
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A clip filmed at a "well-known American hotel brand" revealed a maid messing with a guest's belongings.
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There's never any nagging from the flight staff about buckling seat belts or squeezing your belongings under the seat.
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But then her name was called over the PA system and she was ordered to deplane with her belongings.
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The couple, who were first spotted together in June, were seen moving boxes of Schwarzenegger's belongings into Pratt's truck.
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For example, he would often fake an injury and ask women to help him carry belongings to his car.
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In some instances they took residents to their homes to gather belongings, then brought them back to dry land.
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She was only able to grab two pictures of her grandchildren and a few belongings when the fires began.
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Thirty minutes later, I was allowed to finally gather my belongings and go, frustrated and humiliated by the experience.
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Amber Robles-Gordon's works that look like mandalas, decorated with her belongings — cowrie shells, jewels — and entrail-like snakes.
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I recently traveled among the nomads of Mongolia for two weeks and had a chance to inspect their belongings.
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Next, people would pack up their belongings, board a spaceship, and touch down on a much more habitable Mars.
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The woman told the officers she also had belongings in the detached garage at the back of the yard.
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She recalls being raped, waking up naked and alone without her money and her belongings strewn around the room.
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A passenger tumbles down the aisle as belongings fall on the cabin floor, and a voice is heard shouting.
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As usual, she takes her belongings out of her bag, one by one, unpacking for her fifty-minute stay.
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There often can be family heirlooms or other belongings you might want to ensure end up with your children.
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Then they waited for hours, watching as their mattresses, refrigerators, and other belongings floated by in the rising floodwaters.
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Upon arriving in Tunisia, Zanabou entrusted the child to a friend and headed back home to fetch some belongings.
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She said the fire also took her mother's ashes, other belongings and possibly a pen full of pet sheep.
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Her floors were partly ripped up and what few belongings remained in the house were piled high on tables.
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On May 31, following a tails night at the studio, he headed to Eddy Street to fetch some belongings.
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The student, identified by Fox 8 as Maddie, said she had repeatedly noticed her belongings were missing or moved.
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According to TMZ, the suspects stole belongings worth more than $30,000, including a Rolex, other jewelry, cash and electronics.
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Mr Sivulsky, then a young boy in the Soviet Union, watched as agents searched their belongings for "banned literature".
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Prior to this picture, the metal box containing his belongings had remained at the edge of her bed, unopened.
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When you fled your home, quickly grabbing whatever belongings you could, carrying lots of sanitary pads was an impossibility.
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So far, some debris from the plane -- including life vests, personal belongings and parts of wreckage -- has been recovered.
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She made an inventory of her belongings, which led her to change her shopping habits and reduce unnecessary purchases.
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Keeping an organized space where you can see your belongings, as Kondo suggests, can help you avoid wasteful mistakes.
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The house was full of abandoned belongings from the previous tenants, as though they had left in a hurry.
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Expensive Personal BelongingsWhile travel insurance provides coverage in many situations, this may not include your more expensive personal belongings.
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Later that month, Emmy Rossum was robbed of an estimated $150,000 in belongings while she was in New York.
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The woman along with her mother gathered her belongings and drove to Tallahassee, where she is currently receiving treatment.
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A resident looks at belongings scattered on the floor at a home damaged by Hurricane Michael in Panama City.
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Cedar Rapids residents were advised to take personal belongings, medications, and important documents like identification before leaving their homes.
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While inventorying my belongings, he discovered a cap of heroin that even I had forgotten was in my bag.
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Help desperately needed On Thursday, some residents returned to their homes, only to find their belongings soaked and destroyed.
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"They left their homes with little or no belongings," Red Cross spokeswoman Aleksandra Mosimann told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Though it was always Joan's wish to share her belongings with people, the process wasn't easy for Melissa, 48.
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I had a backpack with my belongings with me, but the human traffickers told me to throw it away.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Never before have Emily Dickinson's writings and belongings been brought together like this.
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Everything from your mailbox to your trash cans could be alerting potential burglars of your whereabouts and valuable belongings.
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He said people were forced to leave their belongings in their homes and live under tents in the desert.
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Those who do attempt escape carry bundles of belongings on their heads as they wade through chest-deep water.
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Tracy's grandmother said some things in the home could be salvaged, but most of the family's belongings were destroyed.
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The iKeyp is a smart safe that protects anything from your tiny belongings to prescription medicine to important documents.
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Reid had been fired the night before and allowed to clean out her belongings when the staff was gone.
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Chris Harrison is probably moving all three villains' belongings into the Bachelor in Paradise villa as you read this.
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The police arrived, and she went to Oklahoma City by bus, where she retrieved the rest of her belongings.
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They gathered their nine dogs and a few belongings as the trailer park they live in burst into flames.
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While she was moving out, she discovered the Instagram post and other evidence that her belongings had been contaminated.
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The thieves tied the couple up and made off with personal belongings, including cash and jewelry, the release states.
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Turns out, I'm not alone in keeping a mental list of which of my partner's belongings I'd gleefully chuck.
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But they showed Heather and Michael destroying the children's belongings and berating and swearing at them until they cried.
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Last Sunday, Trystan Mesenburg returned to his old apartment to pick up some of his belongings with his girlfriend.
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The boxes are filled with documents, clothes, and the rest of their belongings, from kids' books to kitchen utensils.
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By divesting himself of extraneous belongings, Altucher says he's more focused on doing his best work and being creative.
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Personal belongings and other items including generators, oil barrels, water tanks and satellite dishes were scattered in the dirt.
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They are being instructed to be wary of toxic ash when sifting through their homes and belongings, CNN reports.
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Cuban residents arrive with their belongings at a shelter prior the arrival of the Hurricane Matthew in Santiago, Oct.
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Television and press reports of police carting away the former first family's personal belongings raised objections from Najib's wife.
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Earlier this month, Kendall Jenner's home was robbed of up to $200,000 worth of jewelry and other personal belongings.
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And, if you're like me, I was more than willing to hire someone to pack and load my belongings.
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This post is about a thing that's great—Star Wars—and a thing that's very terrible—losing your belongings.
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There's more ... when officers arrested Tiger and confiscated his belongings, they noticed the golfer had a concealed weapons license.
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Theoretically, people might like the idea of insuring personal belongings or big life events like weddings and world travel.
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As he speaks with security and frantically searches for his belongings, the thief casually slips away in the mix.
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Clutching plastic bags with their meagre belongings, families wait to be interviewed by officials and ponder their next move.
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Though most residents cling to the faint hope that their homes and belongings have survived, some are less optimistic.
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A video of the attack reviewed by Reuters showed people gathering belongings and fleeing, screaming, as the town burned.
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Sidewalks and patches of grass were covered with tents, sleeping bags, shopping carts, folding chairs and piles of belongings.
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The following month, Even Tide Life Transitions, a company that Parks often hired, sold most of the Norths' belongings.
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Anyone who hadn't cleared out by the tight deadline had their belongings either destroyed or tossed into the street.
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He said documents and other belongings found on the bodies suggested that they were en route to Iran illegally.
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He was not only robbed of the collection, his palace and belongings, but he was also erased from history.
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The tragic finale occurred when she showed up at my apartment with our mutual acquaintance to collect her belongings.
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Oscar's offices have lockers, which are meant to store belongings so employees don't feel tethered to a specific desk.
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Workers said that they had discovered the belongings in the sand when they were clearing debris from the storm.
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It just sort of happened to her, a natural outgrowth of a lifelong obsession with carefully curating her belongings.
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The three quarter length coat features a hood and large storage pockets for keeping documents and personal belongings dry.
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By divesting himself of his belongings, Altucher says he's more focused on doing his best work and being creative.
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Many people don't know this, but renter's insurance even covers your belongings when they are not inside your house.
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Having fewer belongings to keep track of is a mental space saver no matter what space you are in.
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Frances Bean Cobain was speaking in Ireland at the launch of a new exhibition of the Nirvana frontman's belongings.
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The fires, which began Sunday night, transformed luxurious homes into piles of ashes, devouring personal belongings and everything else.
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Next, we see her at dusk loading her belongings into a Clio and making for the Channel, exhaling, determined.
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He said the Chadian cargo plane was on the tarmac and was ferrying some belongings of the former president.
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Some have no idea what they're coming back to -- for all they know, their home and belongings are gone.
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Yaracuy governor Julio León Heredia announced 4 suspects have been arrested after they were found with the players' belongings.
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He was ordered to turn over his belongings to satisfy the judgment, including golf clubs and his mother's piano.
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In 2007, a paraplegic man was found crawling around Skid Row, clenching a bag of belongings with his teeth.
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David Hill never knows what he'll find when he catalogs the belongings seized from immigrants who are awaiting deportation.
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And that's partially because they care more about being able to keep traveling than collecting belongings on the road.
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People have been reluctant to leave their homes and belongings behind out of fear that they will be robbed.
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He and his parents put belongings in their three cars, in case they decided to leave before the storm.
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She had no boat, raft or kayak, but swam, towing her belongings behind her with a 10-foot rope.
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Ms. Trivette rented a small one-bedroom on the Upper West Side, leaving many of her belongings in Albany.
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But they collected their belongings later that day and took off in the same jet at 10:46 p.m.
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Seeing the terror group approach one morning in August 2014, they left their belongings and fled for their lives.
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Even if you do have a ledge to put some belongings, it can get slippery and make everything fall.
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"Now go get 'em, Jon," Backman said as a smiling Niese headed to the clubhouse to pack his belongings.
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A GoFundMe set up for Markson after "Jogger Joe" tossed his belongings into Lake Merritt raised more than $14,000.
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The governor of Yaracuy State said on Twitter that four people found with the players' belongings had been arrested.
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His belongings were found following an alarming video titled "I'm Sorry," which Amofah posted to his secondary YouTube channel.
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They might want to touch the director's belongings, take photographs of the director's notes, go on a Lanthimos Safari.
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A homeless man hangs out there most days, reading a newspaper, looking through his belongings; he never bothers anyone.
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The prosaic belongings, collected in handmade wooden containers, are displayed in the frigid basement of a house in Kabul.
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In addition to their belongings, Tansky's clients regularly show him things like overdue water bills or college-tuition notices.
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All employees at the WeWork location are barred from the building and must leave their personal belongings at home.
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If you want to attract buyers, it's time to replace your personal belongings with a few of these things.
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Additionally, before a storm hits, it's worthwhile taking photos as a way to document your house and your belongings.
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"We stay here, man," said Tracey Moore, 230, his belongings next to him in a Home Depot shopping cart.
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My entire belongings have been cut down to four Rubbermaid boxes currently sitting in my sister's basement in Taipei.
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Many of these policies include off-premise protection, which insures your belongings even if they're outside of your home.
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He was told almost all his personal belongings, including clothes, books and other items, would have to be destroyed.
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Former residents travel by boat to rescue belongings from flooded homes, where stalled clocks mark when the waters arrived.
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Stephens and Parsons knew they had to think of ways to keep their belongings secure when traveling across America.
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Officers helped the woman retrieve her belongings and told her not to return to the apartment, the report states.
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She was to collect all her belongings and wait in the office for her mother to pick her up.
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Walt spoke to me with plain emotion about the loss of Gail and the question of her old belongings.
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Camilo Ontiveros also alludes to an absent subject in his "Temporary Storage: The Belongings of Juan Manuel Montes" (225).
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The adjuster measured rooms, asked about water levels and photographed mounds of ruined belongings in the yard, he said.
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Rosie Robledo was still sifting through her waterlogged belongings when we visited Houston's flooded South Belt neighborhood on Sept.
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Everyone gets their own station where they keep their belongings, apply their makeup, and get ready for the show.
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At 4 A.M. , Arefaine and the others assembled in the hall and packed their belongings into a single bag.
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He thought he would receive an asylum hearing after American border agents rifled through his belongings, including the photographs.
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David said the kidnappers took his few belongings, including the paperwork U.S. Customs and Border Protection had given him.
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All states have a framework that dictates how your cash and belongings ought to be distributed when you die.
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Someone rode a snowmobile across the dirt, and others moved their belongings to the side of a rural highway.
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Officials told ABC7 that a group of suspects had approached the woman and demanded she hand over her belongings.
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A "palpable sadness" has settled over the town as islanders load their belongings into U-Haul trucks, Parsons said.
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When Idomeni was evacuated and bulldozed in May, the refugees, fleeing Syria and other trouble spots, left belongings behind.
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Those papers are open to scholars, but at least one of Ashbery's belongings will be of more concrete use.
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Federal aid came quickly (about $7,000 that she used to replace her belongings), but a new home did not.
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They will, in many cases, facilitate the disposal, donation or sale of belongings a client wants to part with.
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My next roommates, a retired couple, would snoop through my papers and personal belongings while I was at work.
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An apartment packed with belongings could pose health and safety hazards for the tenant, the co-op and you.
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Getting rid of belongings we once cherished, or bought impulsively, or received as gifts, is an emotional burden, too.
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So many of Lindsay's belongings have unsettling stories often involving death, and now the building itself is no different.
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Activists inside Syria posted videos of huge crowds of civilians fleeing, many with children and carrying belongings in grain sacks.
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The mother said she went home to collect her belongings - but when she returned, her daughter and friend were gone.
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Eve has brought him some of his belongings, but when Gemma invites her in, things shortly go off the rails.
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The next morning, detectives found an orange bandanna and Weiser&aposs belongings in a trash can at the vacant building.
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Bumblebee Spaces is creating robotic apartments that double your room's usable space by storing furniture and belongings on the ceiling.
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"This is everything we own right here," he said, standing over a heap of clothes, books, furniture and other belongings.
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Their taxi was stopped by individuals posing as armed police officers who demanded the athletes' money and other personal belongings.
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