"A new member of my family- Bertha, two months old," Jenner captioned a sweet shot of herself holding little Bertha.
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Thus, we can project all of our anxieties about Jane onto Bertha, and when Bertha dies, she takes them with her.
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Bertha Zuniga Caceres from Honduras, the young daughter of the murdered environmental activist, Bertha Caceres, who has bravely continued her mother's struggle.
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When Jane writhes in confusion and anxiety after she first meets Rochester, Bertha is silhouetted behind her, echoing her movements — except Bertha is writhing in lust.
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Seattle Tunnel Partners, Bertha manufacturer Hitachi Zosen, their insurers, and Washington state are in a legal dispute over who will ultimately be responsible for repairing Bertha.
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BERTHA COOMBS: So, as a newlywed myself -- DAVID CORDANI: Congratulations.
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Here's hoping there are many more Bertha pics to come.
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Is Mary a gentle Jane Eyre or the mad Bertha?
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Bertha, thank you very much for bringing that to us.
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BERTHA COOMBS: But we're hearing a lot of talk in Washington.
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His mother, Zoe Bertha Edwards, was an alcoholic and a prostitute.
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At the time, the Aquarium's resident sand shark, Bertha, was 40ish.
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BERTHA COOMBS: It's interesting when you talk about it as an innovation.
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Whenever Jane is threatening to the status quo, Bertha is more threatening.
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Workers clamoured to get a shot of the exact moment Bertha emerged.
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Big Bertha famously jammed up while digging a road tunnel in 2014.
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Bertha also has an unexpected later-in-life baby whom she adores.
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Seattle's last female mayor was Bertha Landes, who took office in 1926.
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BERTHA COOMBS: But what if we were -- just as a hypothetical, obviously.
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Source: FactSet — CNBC's Bertha Coombs and Evelyn Cheng contributed to this report.
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Patrick Kennedy (D), and Dr. Bertha Madras, also makes several other recommendations.
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BERTHA AND KARL LEUBSDORF GALLERY through May 278; 225 Park Avenue, leubsdorfgallery.org.
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Irma, Agnes, Bertha, Floyd—they sound like finalists in a pinochle tournament.
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Hurricane Bertha felled thousands of trees of every size across the region.
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Until last month, Bertha had sat idle after overheating in December 2013.
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Performed on Sunday and conceived by Clara Latham, the new chamber opera "Bertha the Mom" takes as its subject Bertha Pappenheim, the famous first-ever patient of psychoanalysis, and examines the underpinnings of what would become theorized as hysteria.
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"Then poof, down the hill is this filthy-covered Bertha," Jenner's rep adds.
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CNN's Azadeh Ansari, Bertha Ramos-Rodriguez and Ana Melgar contributed to this article.
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Lawrence keeps her in the bedroom like she's his own personal Bertha Mason.
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Her first bout against Bertha Stark was over in a mere three minutes.
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Bertha Jimenez of Rise Products in New York is helping to remedy that.
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Bertha, who is described as a "prophet of bowling," opens a candlepin alley.
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Bertha the tunneling machine broke through a new concrete wall into a disassembly pit.
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But Bertha is not someone we are asked to sympathize with, and Jane is.
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"He's like that, a drunk, yes," said Bertha Payne, 44, who lives next door.
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BERTHA COOMBS: And Queen Latifah is the one that's helping with all this, right?
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BERTHA RESIDES on a quiet industrial estate in Bristol, in the west of Britain.
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The Manila Zoo is honoring the life of Bertha, its former longest-living resident.
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"I'm so lucky to have seen you Bertha," fan Jon Montesa shared on Facebook.
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Cáceres' daughter, Bertha Zúniga Cáceres, told CNN they are happy with the report's findings.
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That's why "Big Bertha" turns your blood cold like no other dance I've seen.
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Bertha and Lucy are her money trees, which are meant to bring good luck.
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For Bertha Jimenez, it's the start of a new way to eliminate food waste.
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A captain and his wife spar bitterly over the education of their daughter, Bertha.
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The route she took from Mannehim to Pforzheim has become the Bertha Benz Memorial Route.
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When the I Am Cait star entered her house, Bertha was nowhere to be found.
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Bowlaway revolves around the eccentric Bertha Truitt and the New England bowling alley she owns.
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One of those lunar rocks, nicknamed "Big Bertha," contained this tiny speck of baby Earth.
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Meanwhile, Bertha Benz had proven both that cars could drive and women would drive them.
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First by married couple Dean and Bertha Tyler, and currently by their grandson, John Alcorn.
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"Bertha was among the pioneer animals here," zoo director James Dichaves told AFP news agency.
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Bertha opened her jaw like a lion and let out a hiss like a snake.
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Bertha overheated and stalled partway through the project in December 2013, putting completion into doubt.
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Bertha Jiménez explains the process of creating value from waste in the craft beer industry.
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So she is very different from, say Bertha Mason, in Jane Eyre, who is Creole.
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His father, Robert, was an electrician, and his mother, Bertha (Garfunkel), owned a corset shop.
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"Thank you for coming," said Bertha Ullaguari, Mr. Tigre's mother, who has a green card.
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His father, Albert, was an engineer, and his mother, Bertha (Beck) Leppard, was a homemaker.
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Bertha finally broke through in April of this year, having dug nearly 1.7 miles of tunnel.
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"We done been through Bertha, Fran, Irene, Matthew," Simmons told The News & Observer from a boat.
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She is the daughter of Bertha T. Santos and Luis D. Ordonez, both of Flushing, Queens.
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The activist Bertha Lewis has starkly accused the mayor of furthering the "whitening" of the city.
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He is a son of the late Bertha Merson Lemkin and the late Arthur W. Lemkin.
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Hurricane Bertha — a Category 2 storm — peeled off our roof shingles as if scaling a fish.
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CNNE's Fidel Gutierrez in Mexico City and Journalist Bertha Ramos in Guerrero contributed to this report.
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He is a son of Bertha E. Valadéz and Luis Valadéz II of La Puente, Calif.
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In addition to her son, she is survived by a grandson and a sister, Bertha Roginskaya.
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It's hard not to read Rochester's long comparison of Jane and Bertha after Bertha's existence is revealed — unlike Bertha, who is prone to screaming, Jane is quiet; where Bertha's body is a "bulk," Jane's is a "form" — as a kind of reassuring nudge to the reader.
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BERTHA COOMBS: You have a substantial interest in Medicare Part D plans, as one of the leaders.
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It's only after Bertha dies in a fire she starts herself that they're able to happily reunite.
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But even acknowledging the problem of Bertha, what Brontë accomplished in Jane Eyre should not be discounted.
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But as Robinson explained, Big Bertha was covered in regolith, just not enough to bury it completely.
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Contact: Bertha Perez Associate Director, Financial Institutions +5003 81 8399-9161 Fitch Mexico S.A. de C.V. Prol.
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Remember that whole mess where Bertha, the giant machine digging a tunnel in Seattle, got stuck underground?
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The machine looks like this: Yet six months after work began, Big Bertha broke down after overheating.
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"A woman had a panic attack on bus," Emily Bertha, another passenger on board, told Business Insider.
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Bertha Bland, 54, said her grandson Stephen Bland had been friends with Pagourtzis since the fourth grade.
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Meanwhile, Justin Cunningham, a talented performer, has the egregiously thankless task of portraying Benny, Bertha and Julynne.
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She has planted in his mind the toxic suspicion that Bertha might not be his biological child.
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He was given up for adoption by his birth parents and reared by Willy and Bertha Jones.
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Alene Bertha Duerk was born on March 29, 1920, in Defiance, Ohio, to Albert and Emma Duerk.
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But Rochester has a secret: His first wife, Bertha (Stephanie Williams) is the woman in the attic.
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Bertha Mason, a pie-baking drag queen, had fans of pie covered (possibly in dough) on Monday.
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Patrick Kennedy, and Dr. Bertha K. Madras, a Harvard Medical School professor who specializes in addiction biology.
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BERTHA COOMBS FOR US. WE HAD A LOT OF EARNINGS AS I SAID COMING DOWN THE PIKE.
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Maria Isabel Izquierdo was born on April 9, 1960, in Camajuani, Cuba, to Felix and Bertha Izquierdo.
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Maria Isabel Izquierdo was born on April 9, 1960, in Camajuani, Cuba, to Felix and Bertha Izquierdo.
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Life has not been entirely kind to Bertha, the largest tunnel boring machine in all of North America.
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BERTHA COOMBS: I would be remiss if I didn't ask you where do you see the biggest risk?
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I purchased an almost new Callaway Big Bertha for $20 and listed it within an hour for $100.
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Contact: Bertha Perez (Lead Analyst BAM and AST) Associate Director +20540 (220) 22015-20133 Fitch Ratings Mexico Prol.
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Bertha Lilia Rojas Aviña comentó: "Qué triste que la mujer siga teniendo que elegir entre maternidad y profesión".
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His father, Elias, worked in a tie factory, and his mother, the former Bertha Wachtel, was a homemaker.
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Contact: Bertha Perez Associate Director, Financial Institutions +52 81 5003 99 9161 Fitch Mexico S.A. de C.V. Prol.
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What is mildly dangerous in Jane is amplified in Bertha, and in comparison, Jane becomes a lot more palatable.
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Now crews will remove the metal support braces so that Bertha can move all the way into the pit.
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In Salford, Bertha creates a brand-new life for herself while whispering into the dreams of her new neighbors.
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The reclamation of Eliza's story meshes well with Bertha Truitt's own startling agency during roughly the same time period.
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BERTHA COOMBS: So I can really see that you have apps that will be able to tell me that.
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Golfalot says the Big Bertha irons live up to claims that they'll deliver extra distance over previous Callaway irons.
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Through a partnership with the software program Aunt Bertha, however, users can anonymously search for nonprofit and social services.
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His pianist for the engagement was Bertha Hope, 80, the widow of the jazz pianist and composer Elmo Hope.
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As this novel moves through the decades we follow them, as well as the children of Bertha and others.
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You can see the characters who would go on to become Rochester and Bertha and all of these figures.
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In this stunning new photo, you are looking south inside the tunnel dug by Bertha, the SR 99 tunneling machine.
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Bertha Coombs is a reporter for CNBC, covering financial markets, business news stories and health care throughout the business day.
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BERTHA COOMBS: That if I decide today to have -- fortunately, I'm not there yet, but I need a hip replacement.
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Roy Cooper, a Democrat; Harvard Medical School professor Bertha Madras; and Patrick Kennedy, the former Democratic congressman from Rhode Island.
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The company has put together an impressive collection of design improvements and upgraded technology in the Big Bertha OS irons.
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Bent on proving the car's capability, Bertha packed up a Model III and, without telling her husband, hit the road.
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This week, Bertha Lewis, who co-founded the Working Families Party, gave Nixon an early endorsement, slamming Cuomo's progressive credentials.
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When she was laid off from Tasting Table last fall, Bertha Chen, 26, dove headfirst into networking, interviewing and freelancing.
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Y Bertha Lilia Rojas fue muy contundente: "Todo en este planeta funciona por ciclos, tal vez el nuestro deba cerrarse".
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Daniel Sheldon Greenberg was born in Brooklyn on May 5, 1931, the younger son of Max and Bertha (Rosenberg) Greenberg.
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Her attorney Bertha Deléon also told reporters Friday that Hernandez was not physically able to react after going into labor.
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Her maternal grandmother, Bertha Smith West, had been adopted and always wanted to learn the identity of her biological parents.
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Bertha Lewis (left) and Dan Cantor of the Working Families Party (right) discuss a minimum wage campaign in Brooklyn, Jan.
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She features dozens of different amphibians and reptiles, including frogs named Buttercup, Bertha (who has three legs), Norman, and Darla.
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Caitlyn also brought along her 2-month-old puppy, Bertha, who Kendall held on to as the family posed for photos.
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The tunneling machine, named for former Seattle mayor Bertha Knight Landes, boasts a 57-foot diameter and measures 325 feet long.
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Bertha, being an endearingly stubborn woman, accomplishes that dream, and her bowling alley has reverberating effects for everyone in the town.
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In hopes that it was Bertha, the reality star quickly descended down the hill, where she was reunited with the dog.
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Contact: Bertha Perez (Primary Analyst: HSBC Mexico and HSBCCB) Associate Director +52 818 399 9161 Fitch Mexico S.A. de C.V. Prol.
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After finding an oral history by Ludacris' great-grandmother Bertha Craig, he revealed to the rapper that he is part Jewish.
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The Dennetts are unusually easygoing and sociable, and they quickly became friends with the couple next door, Basil and Bertha Turner.
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Jane spends 10 years in the prison of her aunt's house, and Bertha spends 10 years in the prison of Rochester's Thornfield.
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Her lawyer, Bertha Deleon, says she felt a spasm, looked down to see a dead fetus, fainted and woke up in hospital.
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Commission member Bertha Madras, a researcher at Harvard Medical School and McLean Hospital in Massachusetts, sought to downplay the administration's decision Tuesday.
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Dr. McCullough recalled being raised by a single mother, the former Bertha Juntenen, on welfare in a poor Scandinavian-American mining town.
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"We are done with the trial and we are only waiting for the ruling on Monday," said Hernandez's lawyer, Bertha de Leon.
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In New York, bag makers got a win after they gave money to the Black Leadership Action Coalition led by Bertha Lewis.
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For its Instagram TV debut Monday, Mercedes-Benz uploaded a short film portraying the (re-enacted) car ride Bertha Benz took in 1888.
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At 59-years-old, Bertha Vazquez is a master mezcal maker who's been making the stuff since a little girl out of necessity.
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Bertha K. Madras, a former deputy director of the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy, will also work on the commission.
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They've taken daring trips across the country, as Bertha Benz did first in 1888 to prove that cars could indeed travel long distances.
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"He is able to think about solutions to problems in creative ways," Bertha de Leon, Bukele's friend and lawyer, said in an interview.
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The Victorian fascination with madness gave us an indelible squad of deranged harpies (Miss Havisham, Bertha Rochester, Lady Audley, to name a few).
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In Marston's ballet, Bertha is Jane's shadow self, the embodiment of all the unruly feelings Jane will not allow herself to truly feel.
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In "Wide Sargasso Sea," Rhys appropriated "Jane Eyre" and imagined an early Caribbean life for Mr. Rochester's insane wife, Bertha (renamed Antoinette Cosway).
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Bertha Perez, 27, said she applied for DACA protection about two months ago, and was waiting for an answer when the storm hit.
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In the camp he learned that Bertha, fleeing Germany for Poland, had been caught and murdered in Auschwitz, along with other family members.
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In the camp he learned that Bertha, fleeing Germany for Poland, had been caught and murdered in Auschwitz, along with other family members.
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His father had been deported from the United States to Ecuador because he was convicted of domestic violence against his mother, Bertha Ullaguari.
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The boat, named the "Bomokandi Bertha," reportedly sank around 12:30 and caused the ride to be shut down for nearly 2 hours.
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There are whimsical births, as when Bertha goes into labor while she's stuck in a doorway at the top of a spiral staircase.
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Big Bertha was collected by NASA astronauts Alan Shepard and Edgar Mitchell in 22019 during the Apollo 248 million to the Fra Mauro formation.
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Jenner returned Thursday morning and called one of her sons to help move the fallen roof, which they feared was on top of Bertha.
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WATCH: Devastating Wildfires Strike Southern California In June, Bertha made her social media debut when Jenner introduced the adorable puppy to her Instagram followers.
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Lastly, Bertha, one thing that I think is the last reference to our model, we operate the most capital-like model in our industry.
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All of these features will help average and high handicap golfers have more success in their shot making with the Big Bertha OS irons.
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The Big Bertha OS irons contain a larger-than-average sweet spot, which Golf Magazine says marks a great feature for high handicap players.
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He is now the Henry and Bertha Kressel University Professor of Economics and chair of the Economics Department at Yeshiva University in New York.
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"That same state of Honduras took measures to persecute Bertha Cáceres for her struggle against foreign companies that destroy natural resources," the group said.
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In the San Joaquin Valley, beans are harvested by a machine called Big Bertha, which can pick and thresh fifty thousand pounds a day.
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"The magic is that it captured the Mexican family lunch table," said Bertha González Nieves, who runs the small-batch tequila company Casa Dragones.
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The Bertha doll haunts the bowling alley, and the people there, like a dream — realistic but not real, not alive but not dead, either.
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Bertha is the key tool in Seattle's $3.1 billion Alaskan Way Viaduct, a subterranean highway that will replace an aging, and seismically unsound, surface road.
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Where 10-year-old Jane lashes out at her cousin and makes him bleed, Bertha cuts her brother with a knife and bites the wound.
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"Honduras is a pressure cooker in every single aspect," said Bertha Oliva, director of the Committee for Families of the Disappeared and Detainees in Honduras.
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Yet when it comes to the inspiration for Mr Rochester and Bertha Mason, two of the most compelling figures in English literature, Mr Pfordresher stumbles.
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Neck deep, he hooked the rope around something heavy and then slowly emerged, dragging a 10-foot-3 alligator named Big Bertha by the neck.
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This lively, eccentric novel begins in the early twentieth century, with the inexplicable appearance of a woman, Bertha Truitt, in a cemetery in Salford, Massachusetts.
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The paper suggests that Cora went easy on Bertha, and laid her down gently on the mat rather than the usual hard toss or throw.
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BRIAN SEIBERT After the curtain falls on Paul Taylor work "Big Bertha" (1970), you're frozen in your seat; you can't quite believe what you've seen.
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Since I've been in N.C., the list is long: Bertha, Fran, Bonnie, Floyd, Matthew, Tropical Storm Josephine, Irene, and a few other Category 1's.
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In addition to his son, he is survived by a daughter, Joy Moore; a brother, José; three sisters, Flora, Bertha and Maria; and two grandchildren.
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Her mother, Austra Bertha Flores López, was throughout her life a midwife, two-term mayor of their hometown of La Esperanza, a congresswoman and a governor.
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BERTHA COOMBS: You talk about, you know, a lot of people being receptive to the idea, but investors have not been so receptive to the mergers.
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Golf Digest gives these Callaway Big Bertha OS Irons a perfect score in performance, innovation, and feel, saying these irons help with launch, distance, and direction.
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Mostly, that work involves connecting each end of that 1.7-mile tunnel, dug by the famously big and beleaguered Bertha, to the rest of the highway.
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The lawyers were chosen by Bertha Zúñiga, Ms. Cáceres's daughter, with recommendations from the Center for Justice and International Law, a Latin American human rights organization.
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It's not only Bertha who is a reflection of Jane's inner self: The entire production is built so that every element helps us think about Jane.
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He renames his Creole wife Bertha and confines her to the attic of Thornfield Hall where, as her sanity slowly erodes, she burns it all down.
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Edward James of Bertha Chapel Missionary Baptist Church, became a cringe-worthy symbol of homophobia in December 2014 for his protest against same-sex marriage equality.
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Like many people here, he can rattle off the list of storms that have lashed North Carolina like they were old enemies: Hazel, Bertha, Fran, Matthew.
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Reading a Tana French novel is like walking into a vast and abandoned house: Manderley, say, or Thornfield Hall after Bertha Rochester burns it to ashes.
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But U.S. lawmakers should also include in their proposals rules that would facilitate greater competition and innovation, Broussard said in an interview with CNBC's Bertha Coombs.
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Flowers was convicted of killing store owner Bertha Tardy, 59; bookkeeper Carmen Rigby, 45; delivery worker Robert Golden, 42; and part-time employee Derrick Stewart, 16.
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He was convicted of killing store owner Bertha Tardy, 59; bookkeeper Carmen Rigby, 45; delivery worker Robert Golden, 42; and part-time employee Derrick Stewart, 16.
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On June 5, 2017, Caitlyn introduced the newest member of her family: an adorable 2-month-old puppy (seemingly a labrador retriever) named — wait for it — Bertha.
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Until her conversation with June in "Unknown Caller," Eleanor's mostly been like Joseph's own personal Bertha — the wife that Rochester keeps in the attic in Jane Eyre.
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This is a reference to Rhys's most famous novel, Wide Sargasso Sea, a postmodern tale told from the perspective of Bertha, Charlotte Brontë's madwoman in the attic.
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"For me, it's about the networking opportunities, meeting more founders and courageous souls in business," said Bertha González Nieves, the C.E.O. of Casa Dragones, a tequila company.
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In her conceptual remake, Syms plays "Martine," a character named after the artist herself, and gets her wisdom teeth pulled like Bertha Regustus does in the original.
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Bertha Lewis, president of the Black Institute and a longtime community activist, said Ms. Nixon also called her days before announcing a run to solicit her opinion.
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BERTHA COOMBS: David, one of the things that you have talked a lot about over the last couple of years is whole health and mental health help.
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And Bertha Cardenas-Lomas, the head of the town's cemetery board, has been sorting out the onslaught of funerals so that not everyone is buried at once.
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Bertha manages to win them over after marrying the doctor who revives her and opening a candlepin bowling alley, which soon becomes the town's most notable landmark.
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The apparent terrestrial fragment found within Big Bertha formed around 20 kilometers (12 miles) below the Earth's surface—a depth not out of reach for these ancient asteroids.
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Her Bertha does not need a man, but when she meets Leviticus Sprague, the doctor who revives her upon waking in the graveyard, her life is forever changed.
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He keeps his wife locked away in her room, a la Bertha in Jane Eyre, and threatens Emily with chopping off a finger when he catches her reading.
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Dichaves said Bertha lived far beyond the expected lifespan of her species, as hippos typically live between 40 to 50 years, both in the wild and in captivity.
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After emerging into a large open-air pit a few blocks from Seattle's Queen Anne neighborhood, Bertha will be cut into pieces and hauled away over several months.
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Buying enough soap to wash hands and clean plates and clothes costs about 265,215 kwacha (£232 or US $20163) a month, said Bertha Gesinao, 22016, through an interpreter.
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Only Kennedy and Bertha K. Madras, a deputy director of the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy during the George W. Bush administration, agreed to speak.
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Nahum Tevet: Works on Glass 1972-1975 continues at the Bertha and Karl Leubsdorf Gallery, Hunter College (132 East 68th Street, Upper East Side, Manhattan) through November 20.
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"There's a way to get all of that digitally on your phone," along with the CVS coupons and ExtraBucks rewards, CVS Health CEO Larry Merlo told CNBC's Bertha Coombs.
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Caitlyn Jenner was reunited with her beloved dog, Bertha, on Thursday after the canine went missing and was feared to have died, a rep for Jenner confirms to PEOPLE.
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Caitlyn Jenner, 67, gave new pup Bertha a lift on Monday, toting her through Malibu en route to lunch with friends just hours after debuting the pooch on Twitter.
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Bertha Benz, the wife of Mercedes-Benz founder Karl, took the first cross country road trip in Germany in 22014, but only recently has been celebrated for her contributions.
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The project should be completed next year, but it has already been delayed due to the misadventures of the world's largest and most famous tunnel boring machine (TBM), Bertha.
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He married his first wife, Bertha Riestra in 1961, but the raffish, handsome Cuevas earned a reputation as a ladies' man, claiming to have had hundreds of sexual encounters.
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At the start of the 20th century, Bertha Truitt wants to open a candlepin bowling alley (a particular kind of bowling with multiple small pins native to New England).
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During one burst of laughter, a disheveled woman who looked like the child of Fred Flintstone and the sports cartoonist Bill Gallo's "Basement Bertha" character slouched into Charlie's space.
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The highlights, though, are the meats emerging from the Bertha oven (fired with peat and pear and apple woods), which include beef cheeks and melt-in-the-mouth ribs.
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The highlights, though, are the meats emerging from the Bertha oven (fired with peat and pear and apple woods), which include beef cheeks and melt-in-the-mouth ribs.
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CNBC's Bertha Coombs leads a conversation is David Cordani, president and CEO of Cigna, alongside Tim Wentworth, president of Express Scripts and Cigna Services and former CEO of Express Scripts.
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Rhys questions the description of "Bertha" as a racial 'other' in "Jane Eyre", where she is "a savage face" with lips "swelled and dark; the brow furrowed; the eyebrows black".
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I remember an editor of mine at The Los Angeles Times advising me to "Just head for the eye" when I landed in North Carolina to cover Bertha in 1996.
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In 2017, a fake Facebook account called Bertha Malone was used by the Russians to post an image falsely claiming that former President Obama had ties to the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Her mother, Bertha (Good) Iglauer, a homemaker, was originally from Wheeling, W.Va. Her father, Jay Iglauer, was executive vice president of Halle Brothers, Cleveland's major department store at the time.
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Bertha Lewis, an African-American political activist who once served on the mayor's transition team but has become a critic of the administration, said Ms. McCray should be more outspoken.
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I used to fall in love with the dead boys and girls because I like silent characters: Michael Furey, Bertha Mason, Ophelia, especially as Millais saw her, floating with flowers.
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Here, in their first sit-down together, are the two executives who put those companies together, David Cordani and Tim Wentworth, and they will be interviewed by Bertha Coombs of CNBC.
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Jane is punished by being tied to a chair and locked in the terrifying red room, and Bertha is punished by being chained to a wall and locked in the attic.
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Bertha Madras, formerly a director in the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy and currently a professor of psychobiology at Harvard Medical School, likened illicit fentanyl to crack cocaine.
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In fact, Bertha can knit just about any hollow component up to 23mm by ten metres, and do so quickly and accurately by depositing some 242kg of carbon fibre an hour.
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Why you'll love them: A new design gives the Callaway Big Bertha OS irons improvements in distance and accuracy, even on off-center ball strikes to help golfers improve their scores.
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But the convoluted first act, narrated by Benny, who is black, primarily tells the story of Bertha, a patient in a whites-only nursing home, and Julynne, who runs the place.
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During the previous hour, we have watched the Captain's wife, Laura — with whom he's been fighting over the education of their daughter, Bertha (Kimber Monroe) — systematically undermine her husband's well-being.
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Healthify, Aunt Bertha, and Unite Us are another group of start-ups solely focused on assessing and mapping community benefit organizations and then connecting eligible patients to these social determinant resources.
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Bertha Knight Landes, the last female to hold the mayoral seat in Seattle more than 90 years ago, served on Seattle's City Council and was then elected as mayor in 1926.
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"Some people exploit the social justice piece of legalization," said Bertha Lewis, president of the Black Institute and a chief strategist for We Rise to Legalize, a coalition of advocacy groups.
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There's an interesting angle to this story: Bertha Benz, Karl's wife, was integral to the success of the first two-stroke engine, and supported his mechanical efforts both financially and intellectually.
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Then, in 1996, I got to experience the eerie calm of the eye not once, but twice — when hurricanes Bertha and Fran swept over Wilmington within seven weeks of each other.
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Roy Cooper of North Carolina (a Democrat), Patrick Kennedy, a former congressman from Rhode Island (a Democrat), and Bertha K. Madras, a Harvard Medical School professor who specializes in addiction biology.
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"The mayor is going to be re-elected; let's be real here," said Bertha Lewis, a former supporter of Mr. de Blasio's who has become one of his most vocal critics.
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I am still scared, but I am maintaining a positive attitude and know that deep down, everything will be OK. Bertha, 28, Prep Cook, Oaxaca I got to the US in 2005.
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Both Rochester and Antoinette emerge from "Wide Sargasso Sea" as psychologically complex characters; in "Jane Eyre", Rochester is portrayed as a noble misanthrope and "Bertha" the two-dimensional "madwoman in the attic".
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La ecuatoriana Bertha Jiménez y otros ingenieros migrantes tuvieron una idea para reutilizar granos desechados por cervecerías: una superharina que ahora tiene entre sus compradores al chef del mejor restaurante del mundo.
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Bertha Robledo, 85, said through an interpreter that she believed Mr. Sanders was having the strongest night, but she added that she was supporting former Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Ind.
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"We don't have time right now to put up borders and block Mexico, we need to come all of us together and work together," said Bertha Navarette, 63, an evacuee from Pasadena, Texas.
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Seattle is a cautionary tale here: Since 3.13, the city has employed a massive 57-foot-diameter boring machine named Big Bertha to drill a 2-mile highway tunnel beneath the downtown area.
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That Knost was among the leaders underscores the distinct difference between the young, athletic 28-somethings of the sport and the golfer whose major sponsor is, fittingly, Callaway's Great Big Bertha golf club.
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Bertha Lewis, the former chief executive officer of Acorn, the community organizing group, said she bonded with Ms. Nixon when the two were arrested in 2002 together during a protest at City Hall.
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In 1979, in "The Madwoman in the Attic," she and Sandra M. Gilbert redirected the reader's central focus from the Jane Eyres to the Bertha Masons of literature (to take the title's allusion).
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Bertha Cardenas-Lomas, 57, the head of the town's cemetery board, seemed to be in shock as I interviewed her, expressing dismay over all the friends and neighbors she now has to bury.
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Since she was young, Bertha Nunn always wanted to be an actress on the small screen but put her own dreams aside to raise her family, including her two children and six grandsons.
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New research published this week in Earth and Planetary Science Letters is claiming that a rock fragment embedded within lunar sample 19703—a two-pound rock known as Big Bertha—is of terrestrial origin.
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Shares of Callaway Golf (ELY), the maker of Big Bertha clubs, and Acushnet (GOLF), which sells Titleist balls, drivers and other golf gear, each rose more than 1% the day after Tiger's Masters victory.
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The novel focuses in on Bertha Truitt, a force of a woman who awakens in a graveyard at the turn of the 20th century with seemingly no memory of who she had been before.
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Just to make sure you won't miss the little guy in the photo, here is a cropped and zoomed in section of the image above:[Washington State Dept of Transportation]Bon Voyage, Big Bertha!
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BERTHA COOMBS: If she'd had a Cigna plan, would she have been able to look through -- DAVID CORDANI: She would have been referred, first off, to that individual or been able to see him.
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"One has to be very cautious in moving forward, in terms of medicalizing this class of drugs," said Bertha Madras, a professor at Harvard Medical School's psychiatry department, and a psychobiologist at McLean Hospital.
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The back story: The Casa Dragones co-founder Bertha González Nieves (the other is Bob Pittman, the media veteran), got to know BDT over the past year, and began negotiating a deal last fall.
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Bertha Lewis, the former chief executive of the defunct community organizing group Acorn, who endorsed Mr. Monserrate and has been assisting his campaign, said that his criminal past should not impinge on the race.
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"If his dreams are realized, we believe it could bring about dramatic social and economic changes," said Takashi Hayato, president of the U.S. subsidiary of Japan-based manufacturer Hitachi Zosen, which made Seattle's Bertha.
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Even so, the Bertha doll has a life of its own in the novel, a work of art that is ignored, loved, mocked and admired, that disappears and reappears, worn and decrepit and important.
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The world's largest boring machine by diameter set to work in 2013, but a planned two and a half year dig became a four-year project when Bertha got jammed after advancing just 1000 feet.
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"The judge has said that Imelda is a victim of repeated sexual violence and that also explains why she couldn't have behaved differently at the time she gave birth," her attorney, Bertha Deleon, told reporters.
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Bertha K. Madras, a Harvard Medical School professor whom President Trump appointed to his new commission on the opioid crisis, said it was difficult to calculate how much would be needed to combat the epidemic.
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For example, a fake account bearing the name Bertha Malone created Facebook groups called "Stop All Invaders" and "Stop A.I." and through them, pushed hundreds of posts that focused on attacking immigration and Islam in 2017.
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"Changes won't happen overnight, it's a gradual process that involves compensation and setting up infrastructures and services that were missing," said Bertha Mlondwa, a senior official in the Ministry of Lands, Housing and Human Settlement Development.
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I recently had the luck of meeting artisan mezcal makers Bertha, Reyna, and Sósima in Oaxaca—masters who've been perfecting the art of making the plant-based alcohol, from harvest to distilling, since they were children.
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"Petro is a grave danger," said Bertha Infante de Garavito, 80, a residential building manager in Bogota, who fears his policies could drag Colombia into the kind of economic crisis seen in neighboring, socialist-run Venezuela.
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