Passengers should also keep seatbelts buckled tight at all times.
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The horse reared up and buckled, according to the station.
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Amazon executives didn't care; neither did Microsoft's — but Google buckled.
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By noon, their own ostensible allies in Congress had buckled.
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But in the 1790s their friendship buckled, and finally shattered.
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You in the rearview double buckled back center my love.
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I buckled myself into the foam of my life vest.
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We're HOPING it's a mistake and he's buckled up for safety.
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Running over buckled tracks can easily derail a train, he said.
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So can UV rays get you, even when you're buckled up?
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I went three months or so without filming, then buckled down.
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I sat in the front with him and I buckled up.
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Inside, they buckled up in rows of molded yellow plastic chairs.
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The colt's legs buckled under him; he collapsed on his side.
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Hopefully she buckled up before she took off -- that looks dangerous.
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In the end, the intimidated merchants buckled under the group's weight.
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Mike buckled on my headgear and swiped Vaseline over my nose.
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He tried for another One Winged Angel but buckled under exhaustion.
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Her knees buckled under her as she fell to the floor.
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When I buckled, I realized I hadn't wiped it down first ...
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County and city websites buckled under a sudden surge in traffic.
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Woods, buckled into the driver's seat, was awakened by the officer.
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The U.S. official said Macron had buckled under pressure from Trump.
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Yet when she took another step, once again her knees buckled.
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She might not want to be buckled into her car seat.
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So under pressure from her parents, she buckled and deleted her account.
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Miller's left foot was planted on contact, and the knee buckled inward.
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Roads buckled and drawbridges had to be hosed down to close properly.
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There's been an accident, they told her, and then Melanie's legs buckled.
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Again, Sall buckled down and paid off everything within a few years.
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Dahl made the catch, but his right ankle buckled in the process.
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Weakened by heat, the links failed, the columns buckled, the towers collapsed.
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His knees buckled and down he went, off like a light switch.
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Some witnesses said the bridge was struck by lightning before it buckled.
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The first time I walked into the Oval Office, my knees buckled.
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The slightest pressure and the grid buckled, exposing the glut of hours.
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As it cooled, it buckled like a grape shriveling into a raisin.
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They are frustrated at Hannity, who they believe has buckled under pressure.
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The ice is likely to be uneven, rough in patches, even buckled.
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It was only a matter of time until he buckled under the pressure.
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She buckled into a fetal position and her hands twisted with muscle spasms.
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We sat there and talked for what felt like hours, still buckled in.
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Roads buckled and drawbridges locked, leading to gridlock and long ambulance response times.
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Well I'm glad I buckled my seat belt — that was a bumpy ride!
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I turned the volume all the way up and buckled my seat belt.
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An external elevator shaft on a high-rise construction site buckled and collapsed.
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As this was happening, the valley's floor buckled and sank between two faults.
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I tightened the straps on both sides of the goggles and buckled in.
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Finally, she saw a sports therapist who asked whether her knees ever buckled.
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This defense inevitably buckled under the weight that Trump himself put on it.
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The Cavaliers buckled down at the defensive end and wrapped up the series.
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With two men in scoring position and just one out, Strasburg buckled down.
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Its streets were buckled by the quake, leaving large cracks in major roads.
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Both players struggled to hold serve but Pavlyuchenkova buckled at the bigger moments.
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As Coutinho — 26 that day — reacted in mock indignation, Neymar buckled with laughter.
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Oil prices buckled though another 3% as concerns about demand took over again.
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As Porzingis came down, he stepped on Antetokounmpo's foot and his ankle buckled.
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It could be a rough ride down, so make sure you're buckled up!
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There were some areas where the device buckled a bit in my testing.
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Rather, they climbed into the back seat where Chase was buckled and handcuffed him.
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The floors were buckled and partly ripped out, revealing a damp, black substance underneath.
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Pushing the seat back, I pulled him onto my lap and buckled us in.
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Without the ocean to support them, they buckled under pressure from the rushing floodwater.
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Eventually they buckled, paying him 10,000 French Francs, around $2,000 USD at the time.
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Once buckled up, Shakira surprises Noah with her song choice -- "Zombie" by The Cranberries.
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Health services buckled in some regions because of the rapid spread of the disease.
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As the levees buckled and water poured into the city, the federal government tarried.
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But never has the government buckled so publicly in the face of organised crime.
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Once I got it, however, I buckled up and went along for the ride.
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She hung the bag on the stroller, buckled the little body into the seat.
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Encroaching tree roots have buckled and broken concrete curbs that once enclosed family plots.
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The singer paired her look with long black buckled boots, cross necklaces and earrings.
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The Enrique Rebsamen school buckled into a pile of concrete following the 7.1 magnitude earthquake.
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Patel's body was found inside Campbell's totalled Ford Focus, crushed beneath the vehicle's buckled roof.
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Corcoran wasn't prepared for the sudden influx at first, and Itch buckled under the pressure.
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Images from inside the train showed walls buckled in from the force of the collision.
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Capito hasn't buckled a bit in past weeks, so any shift here would be major.
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Three children, aged 13, seven, and five, none of them really seated and buckled appropriately.
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She scotched suggestions she had buckled under pressure heaped on her after her Paris triumph.
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He buckled down in his second try at college and earned a degree in engineering.
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Globally, less than one-fifth of the population has ever buckled in for a flight.
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In 1967, a New England woman buckled her collar during a spring snowstorm in Boston.
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Like other retailers, Gymboree buckled amid declining mall traffic, fixed rental costs and online competition.
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After mama buckled 'em up ... Kim and Kanye jumped into the lead Lambo and drove off.
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Not for lack of love, their marriage buckled under the weight of resentments and financial issues.
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The Vital Signs report says 3,000 more lives would be saved if everyone were buckled up.
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Under intense pressure, Zuma buckled and re-appointed Pravin Gordhan, who had previously held the job.
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One Democratic congressman, Collin Peterson, has already buckled (his district in Minnesota is heavily Trump-supporting).
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The stockings, buckled shoes and knee breeches were swapped for dark flannel trousers and Oxford shoes.
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While others were losing their cool, Molinari simply buckled down and cranked out a winning score.
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Often he relied on his wife to drive him, their twin toddlers buckled into the backseat.
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They include making sure the child is buckled into the device and secure during each use.
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I thought that last final stretch, we buckled down defensively and offensively, we just played basketball.
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In Guayaquil, an overpass collapsed on a car, and the roof of a shopping center buckled.
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The president buckled to the pressure on Wednesday, issuing an executive order that ended the separations.
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The White House buckled down on denying the allegations from Stormy Daniels, who is suing Trump.
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We buckled up, the doors sealed down around us like a space capsule, and took off.
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Beltre was so crossed up his knee buckled and he looked shocked at what just happened.
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These men were not perfect — especially when they buckled to government pressure during the Blacklist era.
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As the economy buckled under the weight of a failing real-estate market, Green Desk thrived.
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The span buckled during winter storms, cutting off a major artery into Big Sur for months.
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And the servers finally buckled under all the pressure and I saw my first fail-elephant.
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The water that had buckled their living room floor, rotted the drywall and made them homeless.
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The stacks were being oppressed in the most literal way, but they hadn't buckled — they resisted.
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A nameless protagonist, played by Fairchild, emerged from the crowd and buckled helplessly to his knees.
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In. Breeze from block to block with your essentials buckled safely — and fashionably — to your waist.
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So I buckled to the pressure and smashed a couple of drinks that tasted like lemon squash.
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Chris Reining buckled down on his finances in his late 20s in order to retire before 40.
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Then, eventually, I stood up, sobbing so much my body buckled, and admitted what I had done.
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Gaines' right knee buckled as he tried to break up a pass to wide receiver Jarvis Landry.
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"The nature of how they buckled under the pressure of the press is very crass," he added.
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The strongest earthquake to hit Ecuador in decades flattened buildings and buckled highways along its Pacific coast.
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A tie is adjusted, a shirt is buttoned, a belt is buckled, and a shoelace is tied.
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"I understood that the American Dream meant if I buckled down, I could make it," she said.
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The GOP has apparently buckled under to the relentless "tax cuts for the rich" attacks by Democrats.
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Nearby, a group of angry men in pantaloons and buckled hats stoke the flames with long poles.
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Some people find these uncomfortable, but I didn't even notice the airbag once I'd buckled the seatbelt.
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Last month, for instance, her knee buckled as she was heading for the kitchen, using her walker.
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If only the Turkish judiciary hadn't buckled under government pressure and had adhered solely to the law.
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"He buckled down and made a pitch and got a huge out," Yankees Manager Aaron Boone said.
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They buckled helplessly against the roaring sonic tempest coming from the room's speakers, before it abruptly ended.
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With everyone buckled in, they drove to the Upper West Side to pick up four more dogs.
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DoorDash quickly buckled, agreeing to change its tipping policy just a few days after the NYT investigation.
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A train service in southern Serbia also was delayed this week after tracks buckled in the heat.
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Prominent U.S. politicians have gone after both the NBA and Blizzard, saying they've buckled under Chinese pressure.
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Why: The NTSB said the track buckled, blaming what it said was CSX's inadequate track resurfacing operations.
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With no legal mandate or official support, it buckled this year under the change in political winds.
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But rescue attempts have been arduous because of widespread debris and buckled roads that make transportation difficult.
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I can see it was once a regal Maserati painted a deep bronze, now buckled and cleaved.
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As Mattek-Sands ran to the net at the beginning of the third set, her knee buckled.
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The Washington man who buckled up next to a cardboard cutout of Dos Equis' "Most Interesting Man" mascot.
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Any faster, and the leg bones of this biped would have collapsed and buckled under the tremendous weight.
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Legs buckled out in front of its face, the newborn is wide-eyed and looks ready to run.
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After I donned the jumpsuit and the helmet, two of the show's contestants buckled me into the car.
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After calling 911, Fox, 48, pulled the man, who had been buckled in, out of the burning vehicle.
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In the second photo, Prince is captured flashing a wide smile while buckled up in a car seat.
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When they removed this chemical, the microtubules buckled more, making the contraction of the heart cells more difficult.
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Train walls buckled Cuomo said about 600 passengers were on board the Huntington-bound train at the time.
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Oil prices buckled under the dollar's gains, extending their decline following the biggest one-day loss since Jan.
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The economy has buckled under incessant sanctions and political discontent is rising, putting pressure on Tehran to act.
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So Grinna buckled down to train for the sport's most famous event, which happens on Monday this year.
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No matter the case, people buckled down this year, dug in their heels, and demanded more of women.
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There were hints and nods to hardness with fetishistic netting, leather bustiers, and heavy-buckled trousers and chains.
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Federer buckled under pressure at 5-5 in the opener and Thiem confidently held in the next game.
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Despite overwhelming evidence documented by the U.N. itself, Human Rights Watch and other groups, the secretary-general buckled.
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"Ghiberti's 'Doors of Paradise' had buckled, and were stuck in the mud against the parapet," Mr. Brock recalled.
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But with his new book, All the Answers, Kupperman's buckled down and knocked off all the yukking around.
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Also buckled and picked up a box of Kraft Macaroni and Cheese (on special for $60.6383) for dinner.
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Eventually, it buckled under the pressure, selling up in the 90s to the Illinois-based company Soft Sheen.
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Gone were my mother's perennial border and the chokecherry tree whose roots had buckled the driveway for years.
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The South, despite its years of bullying and bravado, eventually buckled under the relentless advance of Lincoln's armies.
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Aung San, who tried to build a genuinely multiethnic Burma, and has buckled under pressure from Buddhist extremists.
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The future comes in fits and starts, and we buckled up and went through a few this week.
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Democrats, who believe in government and governance, quickly buckled to a temporary budget that did not restore DACA.
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Iraq buckled under crippling sanctions for most of the 1990s, following former President Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait.
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Parmalat buckled in 2003 with a 14 billion euro hole in its accounts in Italy's biggest corporate scandal.
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It also damaged bridges and buckled roads in and around Hualien, a city on the island's northeastern shores.
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As dozens pressed around him, his knees buckled and he was half-dragged to a low wall nearby.
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The second Trinity Church stood until 1838, when its support beams buckled after a winter of heavy snow.
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So I buckled down and focused all of my energy on saving until I was finally debt-free.
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He buckled them into place with a strap that dented my forehead, and gave me a wire to bite.
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On their final flight home to Denver, Knull said she was buckled over from the pain of stomach cramps.
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Roads are cracking in South Dakota In South Dakota, concrete roads buckled because of high temperatures over the weekend.
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The stalls' skeletal remains pockmark the town's streets -- rusting and buckled metal frames once heaving with goods for sale.
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The heavyweight technology stocks that helped keep the Nasdaq afloat on Monday also buckled, with chipmakers leading the losses.
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Children should always be properly clipped or buckled in to prevent falls that can cause serious injuries, he added.
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Third seed Halep buckled under the strain of fending off the missiles being launched off Ostapenko's lime green racket.
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I buckled in the container carefully into the passenger seat to get the precious cargo safely to the lab.
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As Mattek-Sands approached the net following a backhand service return, her right knee buckled, rupturing her patellar tendon.
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"When we hit turbulence, I woke up and looked over to make sure my kids were buckled," she said.
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China threatened multiple airlines not to refer to Taiwan as a country, and they all buckled under the pressure.
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"The fact is that the administration was strong on ZTE until the Chinese put pressure and they buckled," Sen.
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Each guest is buckled into a reclining and rotating seat that provides safety and security without obstructing the view.
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Before I buckled down on our spending, I would buy lunch at work four or five days a week.
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Cleveland then buckled down on defense, holding Toronto scoreless until Kyle Lowry made a layup with 2.8 seconds left.
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It was a humiliating departure for Mugabe, who clung onto power for a week but eventually buckled to pressure.
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Two steps later, his left leg buckled and he flipped head over heels and landed on his lower back.
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Minutes earlier, Dua Lipa (pronounced Leepa) had sashayed in, all Bambi eyes, plump pout, and six-inch buckled platforms.
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But the two-time All-Star buckled down and struck out Moustakas, Duda and Cuthbert to squash the threat.
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Officials say the trees scheduled to be felled are dead, dying, diseased, decaying or causing problems like buckled sidewalks.
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Memphis buckled down after falling behind, however, holding Cincinnati to just 11 points over the game's final 214:230.
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In South Dakota, local officials had to shut down a busy interstate after the pavement buckled under the heat.
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As the decade turned, Brazilian arts buckled under the weight of suppression, and the Tropicália moment seemed to pass.
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And despite years of promises to fix this program, Republicans ultimately buckled under the pressure of these interest groups.
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But the howls of criticism and questions about ethical conflicts continued to swirl, and Trump buckled two days later.
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In the Deepwater Horizon spill, a supposedly fail-safe blowout preventer failed after a section of drill pipe buckled.
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The stalls' skeletal remains pockmark the town's streets — rusting and buckled metal frames once heaving with goods for sale.
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After her cold open when she was off the air, Clarkson wiped tears from her eyes and her knees buckled.
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They also couldn't rely on nongovernmental and humanitarian organizations, most of which buckled under the weight of the refugee crisis.
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It was a lot to put on a single product, and perhaps the whole thing just buckled under the weight.
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Folks who get injured during fierce choppiness usually aren't buckled in—that's why two-thirds of injuries are flight attendants.
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To Cramer's surprise, however, the stock market — which in recent weeks has buckled on any news of escalating trade disputes — .
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Linsey and her husband, Noel, buckled Madi into their Jeep to bring her to the local hospital in Blaine, Minnesota.
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She buckled down, did loads of research and crafted a space that's bright, fresh and just a little bit sentimental.
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When pressed in a BBC interview to pick which Aunt Viv he liked more on Fresh Prince, Smith buckled down.
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Mr. Reyes had one drawer for his belongings, and he slept on a bunk bed that buckled under his weight.
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While the audit was underway, Nixon buckled to public pressure in December 1973 and released five years of tax documents.
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Somehow he put that behind him, though, and when Djokovic served at 5-6 he was the one who buckled.
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Ron Wyden, a privacy-minded lawmaker, buckled under the public pressure and said they'd stop selling and sharing customers' locations.
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Buckled into a brown dress, hair wrenched into a bun, his "Trunch" was shrill-voiced, broad-shouldered and twinkle-toed.
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Callimachi: We were walking on top of doorways, poking through windows, curving around the pillars of homes that had buckled.
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"I buckled down and I surprised her when I got first place," says Crawford, who has a mild intellectual disability.
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In recent years, the small eastern Mediterranean country has buckled under ballooning public debt, a decaying infrastructure and political infighting.
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It sank in 1944, when the steel plates beneath its engines buckled during a voyage to the British West Indies.
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Singleton said that the officers buckled Smith into the van, but that he unbuckled himself and tore at his clothing.
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But even as the industry has buckled, Mr. Cohen has continued to use his medallions as collateral to borrow money.
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She saved three break points as Muguruza ratcheted up the pressure but finally buckled with a pair of unforced errors.
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"Buckled under the pressure of humiliation and being ignored, people poured into the streets with so much anger," he wrote.
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When in the car, put on your seat belt and make sure everyone else in your group is buckled up.
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When Michigan State cut Kansas's lead to 54-53 with 12 minutes remaining, fans buckled up for an exciting finish.
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"I put on a business suit and then donned a black buckled Pilgrim hat on my white hair," he added.
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A century or more of mining and heavy industry has buckled roads, cracked old buildings and polluted fields and rivers.
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The retaining wall that holds up her property along a steep hillside buckled and seemed on the verge of collapse.
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Halep could make little impression on Pliskova's powerful serving and she buckled at 3-5, dropping serve again to bow out.
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She adorned her Versace pants with a Western-inspired gold buckled belt that paired nicely with her gold embellished strappy heels.
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Jeremy Stephens, Cub Swanson and Anthony Pettis all buckled Holloway's lead leg with low kicks as he darted in and out.
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It proved a pivotal moment because Monfils went on to pocket the tiebreak with ease as Edmund buckled under the strain.
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Governments around the world have buckled down on tax evasion, with authorities examining Swiss banks in the U.S., France and Germany.
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A rockslide closed State Road 178 in Kern County and video posted a twitter showed a stretch of road had buckled.
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The van made a stop shortly after, and Gray was put in leg irons but never buckled into a seat belt.
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If that's not enough, she even got his white tank top, buckled blue jeans, and iconic stance down to a tee.
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The quake razed mountain homes and buckled roads in a cluster of communities some 22009 km (2300 miles) east of Rome.
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Emerging market currencies across Asia and eastern Europe and South Africa's rand all buckled on fears that investors could pull out.
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Had Officer Goodson buckled Mr. Gray, or called promptly for medical attention, he said, the young man would be alive today.
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Video footage on CNN showed what appeared to be a taxi, with its front hood buckled, resting next to a building.
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Saddled with extra compliance requirements and with no material benefit to resilience, they buckled under the weight of these burdensome regulations.
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He then buckled down to record consecutive ground-ball outs after Escobar dropped a sacrifice bunt that advanced Orlando to third.
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She said that she cried and her knees buckled as she walked past teachers and other students to the paddy wagon.
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The USC defense, which gave up several explosive plays in the first half, buckled down for much of the second half.
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In the Deepwater Horizon spill, a supposedly fail-safe blowout preventer ended up failing after a section of drill pipe buckled.
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He walked the first two batters he faced, then buckled down to complete seven innings, allowing two runs on four hits.
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His body buckled under mine, and he held me at the wrists as though he knew I wanted to pull away.
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The sweater was tucked above a wide, silver-buckled belt; the refusal to conceal her thick waist was itself brazenly attractive.
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There was a willow, but Django stood under its tendrils with the Southern gentleman's frilled collar, formfitting vest, and buckled shoes.
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A rockslide closed State Road 178 in Kern County, and video footage posted on Twitter showed a stretch of road had buckled.
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Among those killed was the driver of a car crushed by an overpass that buckled in Guayaquil, the country's most populous city.
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The majority of those injured—184, to be exact—were flight attendants, who are usually up and about and not buckled up.
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Duffey's touchdown came on the first snap after a short TCU punt, one of several occasions when the Raiders' defense buckled down.
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Oil had buckled after data on Wednesday showed crude stockpiles had risen by three times the amount expected in the latest week.
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And as such, he makes sure we're buckled in when things turn to lotions, baskets, and a skin-wearing man singing karaoke.
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We're halfway across the Bay Bridge when John asks the question he probably should have thought of before he buckled his seatbelt.
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Burdened by $18,000 worth of student loan debt, David Cahill and his wife Meg buckled down on their finances in February 2016.
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Its streets were buckled by the force of the quake, with around 40,000 homes left without water and around 1,900 without power.
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Cummings and some neighbors lifted her up and buckled her in, and they strapped her walker to the side of the truck.
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Anderson's right knee slightly buckled as he made a cut on the final play of the first quarter, an 11-yard run.
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The mother buckled to her knees as she watched firefighters rush from the building cradling her daughters, 18 months and 2 years.
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Lawmakers immediately called for an override of Mr. Deal's planned veto, saying that he had buckled under pressure from corporations and lobbyists.
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Just ask the Republican legislators who buckled under the weight of the teacher's strike that Ojeda sparked with a viral floor speech.
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I was so focused on getting her safely buckled in that I almost didn't notice the woman in the navy blue windbreaker.
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Entire islands have been reduced to rubble, streets have turned to rivers, cranes have buckled and more than 30 people have died.
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Miami Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill reinjured his left knee in practice when it buckled as he scrambled and fell without being hit.
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But Sale buckled down and blew a 3-2 fastball past rookie center fielder Jake Cave to end the 29-pitch inning.
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But Republicans buckled amid labor union pressure and a cloud of personal controversies, prompting Puzder to withdraw from consideration on Feb. 15.
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Her resilience cuts through the misery with beauty and even humor: an absurdly enlarged organ; a buckled horse with an awkward gallop.
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As she hit the snow, her right leg instantly buckled sideways from underneath her body as her right knee collapsed and twisted.
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But Grubauer buckled down and didn't allow a goal the rest of the way as the Capitals beat Tampa Bay 3-1.
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Even the go-to jokes about traffic no longer made sense now that the New York subway has buckled into chronic dysfunction.
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Prince Philip was being driven around town Saturday, and he finally buckled up ... and he also tried explaining away his car crash.
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The S&P 500 is headed for its worst annual performance since 2008, when Wall Street buckled during the subprime mortgage crisis.
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"After that first period, I thought we kind of buckled down and really played solid and didn't give them really anything," Murray said.
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They dress in 19th-century gaucho attire: tall hats, short jackets, cravats, vests, big-buckled belts, fringed shawls worn like skirts over pants.
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Yet within two months the proud firm, which is worth $22017bn, had buckled and taken investment from Alibaba, a Chinese e-commerce titan.
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In recent years, more mothers have shared publicly how they stepped down, having buckled under the stress of juggling work and care-taking.
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Edmund Blenkins, 19, used a tractor to push away charred debris near the burned and buckled shed holding his father's destroyed 1959 Vauxhall.
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He apologised for having "buckled" under pressure applied by the defeated administration of Mr Najib (the two men are pictured, in the centre).
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When a fire swept through Kuwinda in late March, razing hundreds of homes, the charred earth and buckled metal only heightened the contrast.
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A section of another interstate buckled due to an underground gas leak, and now a portion of that freeway is shut down, too.
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Rather, they climbed into the backseat where Chase was buckled, handcuffed him, and threatened to shoot him before deploying their Tasers several times.
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So far Oklahoma's biggest earthquake was a 2000 magnitude temblor in Prague in 20143 that buckled road pavement and damaged dozens of homes.
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Industrial metals also buckled with copper tumbling 1.9 percent in its ninth fall in the last 10 sessions and nickel down 2.1 percent.
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According to Fox, a witness claims Clinton fainted, her knees buckled and she lost a shoe as she was helped in the vehicle.
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Eventually he was given a neutral bike, but it was not sized correctly for him and he couldn't get his shoes buckled in.
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Sadly, the NFL buckled to Trump and set a new policy last month requiring players on the field to stand during the anthem.
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Claure left to join SoftBank — which now controls WeWork — but Legere buckled down for a long fight with regulators wary of anticompetitive practices.
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They have carried out night raids to disrupt Taliban momentum, and then stepped in to hold the line when conventional forces have buckled.
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And if those cities buckled — as many of them likely would — it would funnel hundreds of thousands more immigrants into federal deportation proceedings.
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In the southern port city of Guayaquil, an overpass collapsed on top of a car, and the roof of a shopping center buckled.
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Although many debated the stoppage backstage, McKee buckled top rated striker Tommy McCafferty in the first exchange before finishing him with grounded strikes.
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It began with a punch that buckled her foe's knees, and ended ended in the following moments with a tight rear-naked choke.
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Venice has grappled with the problem for years, while the Greek island of Santorini has also buckled from the crushing number of visitors.
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This handsome, leak-proof growler boasts a buckled flip-top lid that seals securely and keeps liquids cold for up to 24 hours.
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All I can say is I'm truly sorry and I hope you guys stay buckled in because it is far from being over.
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Since then, leaders have buckled down to devise a fusillade of messages they hope will resonate with the public as the investigation unfolds.
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In one car, the floor had buckled, and a rider aimed his phone flashlight at the damaged area so none of us tripped.
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Most dramatically, a construction crane at a high-rise building project in downtown Halifax buckled and collapsed after being buffeted by the winds.
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Those who worked in the steel industry were angered that a president who had promised to protect them had buckled under international pressure.
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He buckled down, kept his chin up and a spring in his step, and scorched a series of winners and error-inducing groundstrokes.
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Once the show began, the Tidal live stream almost immediately buckled under the immense traffic from Kanye's curious fan base and/or haters.
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Just when it seemed we might have burned off the excesses by going sideways, the indexes buckled, leading to a 3-4 percent pullback.
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Federer obliged him on the second break point, hammering at Rubin's weaker backhand and the American buckled with a harried shot into the net.
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The passengers were all buckled up and ready to go when the crew told them that a mouse-spotting meant they couldn't take off.
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The Vierzonord, Kate's boot, has an adjustable buckled strap to ensure a comfortable fit around the calves and is lined with neoprene for waterproofing.
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So far, the fact that Freddie Gray wasn't buckled in has been blamed on a culture in the department — that nobody followed the rules.
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Think classic double-breasted jackets, a hugger jacket and a leather-buckled mini kilt, lace-up platforms, and a wool beret with slogan pins.
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These buildings don't have the fresh paint and flower boxes of Yonggwang Street: They are buckled and dirty, the windowpanes either cracked or gone.
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Unlike humans, canines can't safely ride in a car with just a buckled seatbelt, they require a little more protection before taking a drive.
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Ted Cruz of Texas, who boldly declined to endorse Trump in his Republican National Convention speech, had buckled in recent days and reversed course.
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After all, last year the IRS had to extend the filing deadline after its system buckled trying to handle all the last-minute filers.
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At about 2:30 PM, he clambered into a rocket emblazoned with the words "FLAT EARTH," buckled himself in, and pulled on his helmet.
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When we reached the car, we were both proud of her heroism, and she beamed tiredly as I buckled her into her car seat.
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But the Supreme Court intervened, freezing such deportations in March, and Netanyahu said Rwanda had buckled to international pressure and reneged on the deal.
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The 24-year-old tried to walk off of the field but his knees momentarily buckled and he was taken away on a cart.
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Sites buckled, services broke, images wouldn't load, direct messages ground to a halt and calendars and email were unavailable for hours at a time.
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Then her front legs occasionally buckled, so we added a matching front harness, giving Juliet the improbable look of wearing a fluorescent-green bikini.
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Jacques-Elie Ribeyron launched his industrial design-inspired jewelry line Ribeyron in 22018, with a collection of sculptural resin cuffs and buckled leather pieces.
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If congressional leaders had buckled to that demand, they'd be in exactly the same position now — facing a veto threat over something wholly unanticipated.
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Still, for the moment, they were buckled into their seats, headed to homes in Afghan places that appear frequently in the news for attacks.
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We buckled in for the long drive, lamenting that where we were going was not half as good as what we were leaving behind.
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This was her intention, Ms. Petik said, when she buckled herself into a seat on an Aeroflot flight bound for London on March 3.
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Passers-by had also raced to the school immediately after the quake to pluck students from the cavities and openings of the buckled structure.
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But while Mr. Maduro has firm control over the country, Venezuela is on its knees economically, buckled by hyperinflation and a history of mismanagement.
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"The board buckled to the pressure of the adverse movement in the share price and indeed we say lost their corporate nerve," he added.
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"The board buckled to the pressure of the adverse movement in the share price and indeed we say lost their corporate nerve," he added.
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In Pakistan, the jet stream buckled in such a way that it directed the full fury of the Asian Monsoon into that mountainous country.
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During this time, the baby remained buckled in a car seat on the upper floor of Johnson's apartment with no air conditioning, the affidavit alleges.
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Commodity companies had been up there too but wilted quickly as oil buckled again adding to the 8 percent it had already lost this week.
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His first inning strikeout of Stanton, who buckled his knees on a 21-217 curve that dropped over the inside corner, set the game's tone.
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There's lots of shots where there's only a couple of glimpses of skin, and [for] most of it, I'm quite buckled up in strong outfits.
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SpaceX was able to find some debris of the COPVs after the accident and found that the aluminum liner had buckled, or was scrunched up.
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To ensure the safety of our guests and crew, FAA regulations and airline policies require all passengers stay seated and buckled during takeoff and landing.
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F Michael Beasley, whose left knee buckled in ugly fashion on Monday night in Cleveland, is making progress after an MRI showed only a hyperextension.
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Their offense never really got over the loss of Brown, who ran for seven yards down to the State 13 when his right knee buckled.
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The dollar has surged this year as well and Wall Street is trading near record highs, as many emerging market assets have buckled and retreated.
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The initial findings reportedly say that the leg straps were not buckled, leaving Barnes' son to hold on with just his arms until he fell.
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The stall man cursed, bending down and jabbing at the last sausage as the wand buckled and the shrimp fork wiggled in the spring coil.
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Eight months after the old Highway 1 span in Big Sur buckled during winter storms, officials planned to open its replacement to traffic on Friday.
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When Egypt buckled, the same resolution was brought to a vote by four other countries on the Security Council: Malaysia, New Zealand, Senegal and Venezuela.
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Before Lehman Brothers collapsed, before AIG buckled, before the financial system fully broke down and was bailed out, stocks were already in a bear market.
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There was one survivor: a 9-year-old Dutch boy who was found half a mile away from the wreckage, still buckled into his seat.
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Farmers buckled under the weight of the debt they had taken on to expand their businesses, and tens of thousands of operations closed their doors.
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Pflueger went to the locker room in the second half after his left knee buckled, but he returned to the bench later in the half.
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The systemically important repo market that banks use for cash buckled in September, necessitating hundreds of billions of dollars of cash infusions from the Fed.
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"You're going to ask me about Donald Trump 16 times, right?" he asked me as we buckled ourselves into the back of his armored Suburban.
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While the ad went up immediately on YouTube, 84 Lumber's website at first buckled under the strain of curious millions trying to check it out.
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While he buckled eventually, Trump's waffling is an indication that he might be more inclined to defect from Congressional leaders on budget questions going forward.
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Martel says he was buckled up because of the bumpy flight, so had to just sit there as the coffee bubbled and burned his skin.
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Buenos Aires-born Schwartzman buckled under the pressure of playing in front of a partisan crowd and at one stage lost seven games in a row.
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The exterior fabric is durable 22,230-dernier Cordura, and the interior is a waterproof X-Pac VX22.5 liner with a drawstring closure underneath a buckled flap.
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Following a steep drop in commodities prices, Congo's government buckled to industry pressure and announced in March 2016 it was suspending consideration of the new code.
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The group of four students, including Nabanita De, who spoke to Mashable Friday, buckled down during a three-day hackathon event at Princeton University last week.
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To Cramer's surprise, however, the stock market — which in recent weeks has buckled on any news of escalating trade disputes — seemed to brush off the barbs.
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CNT suggests staying buckled up whenever you're seated, sticking to all carry-on size limitations, and making sure that the kiddos are properly strapped in, too.
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Dahl tried to plant his left foot to reach back for the ball, and while he made the catch, his right ankle buckled in the process.
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The study found that the drill pipe had buckled under the tremendous pressure of the oil and gas rising from the well from the initial blowout.
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Garoppolo was carted off the field after the knee buckled before he took a big hit along the sidelines from Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Steven Nelson.
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In the event the GOP somehow buckled and delayed the vote further to the point Kavanaugh decided to withdraw, the base would never forgive the party.
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This strap wraps around the bottle or cup and can be buckled to a high chair, stroller, or car seat, preventing things from hitting the floor.
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Please let me know if the music is too loud or if you want the A/C changed, and make sure you are all buckled up.
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In the U.S., the yield on the 203-year Treasury has buckled below 1.7%, the lowest level since before President Donald Trump was elected in 2016.
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Windows buckled and shattered, falling several stories to the ground while thousands of people streamed into the streets running away from buildings and potential gas leaks.
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Rafael dos Anjos buckled Cerrone under body shots, Nate Diaz also drained Cerrone with tight work in the clinch along the fence in the opening round.
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They buckled down and focused on building an emergency fund, rejiggering their tax withholdings, taking on side hustles, giving up restaurant meals and living with less.
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With a world obsessively using emojis to express any fleeting emotion, it's about time a someone buckled down and got weird and fucked up with it.
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Price claims she passed the officer's field sobriety test, but was still cuffed and thrown in the back of a squad car ... without being buckled up.
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Age Hareide, Denmark's coach, said his team almost buckled under the pressure created by Peru's fans and players, and described the victory as a lucky one.
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The passengers in the Schoharie crash were not buckled in, and died of blunt-force trauma after the limo crashed into a ditch at high speed.
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Murray was at Djokovic's throat again at 3-4 and Djokovic buckled, feebly dropping serve before Murray sealed the set with another rock-solid service game.
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Likewise, if your pets will be buckled up in pet seatbelts during the move, have them wear the harnesses around the house first, Ms. Salerno advised.
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We&aposre taken to the "safety" room, where we examine tire treads and learn about tire pressure -- before being buckled up in a real-size car seat.
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Trump earlier this week cast doubt that there would be additional movement preventing the tariffs, though his administration has buckled to Senate Republican pressure in the past.
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The adult version of the "convincer" uses a rollover machine and unrestrained dummies who are ejected, flying through the air, when they're not properly buckled into place.
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The Camaldolese Benedictine monks at the New Camaldoli Hermitage are being tested after weeks of rain have pushed damaging rocks onto roads and buckled a vital bridge.
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LocationSmart quickly buckled under public scrutiny and promised to stop selling user data, but few focused on another big player in the location tracking business: Zumigo. 7.
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Second-half goals from Willian, Gary Cahill, an impressive Eden Hazard and Bertrand Traore underlined the gulf in experience as a City side containing six teenagers buckled.
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For son Prince Gabriel's christening on Friday, Sofia wore a traditional Swedish folk costume complete with an embroidered head cap, striped apron and pilgrim-esque buckled shoes.
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On June 19513, 21951, a drugged-up rhesus monkey named Albert II was buckled into a Nazi-designed missile at an airfield in White Sands, New Mexico.
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In new court docs, Williams doesn't point out which person wasn't belted in -- but says the injuries could have been reduced had they both been buckled up.
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Maybe it was the presence of Mr. Brooks, whose knees buckled theatrically when Mr. Obama placed the large medal around his neck, sending the audience into hysterics.
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"She added that passengers "don't see the back end of the captain saying 'make sure everybody's buckled up because we're about to hit something gnarly right now.
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With the front foot facing across the body, the hamstring is exposed and the stance can easily be buckled or the foot knocked out with low kicks.
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That's no small task, considering her premiership buckled last month over concerns about the Irish border after Brexit — just one component among many in any eventual deal.
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But this summer in the northern German city of Hannover, the 50-year-old runways buckled in the 303-degree heat and travelers were delayed for hours.
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Nearly a year after President Donald Trump pulled the United States out of the landmark Iran nuclear deal, the country's economy has buckled under aggressive US sanctions.
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At the luncheon, Mr. McConnell led his anxious colleagues through a litany of sharp questions about what could go wrong if Republicans buckled and called Mr. Bolton.
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Among the young swans, adorned in buckled Vivier shoes and bags, were Molly Gordon, Julia Schlaepfer, Hanne Gaby Odiele, Leandra Medine, Halston Sage and Soo Joo Park.
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His large frame was compressed into his seat, and—because he would be shooting out an open door—he was buckled to a military-grade safety harness.
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Since the Malaysian general election earlier this month, Fernandes has apologized for endorsing former prime minister Najib Razak in the election, saying he buckled under government pressure.
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Ford gave Gucci a radical makeover, emphasizing slinky, bias-cut gowns, in black or white jersey, that featured plunging necklines, cutouts at the hip, and buckled waists.
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Once a dominant force in Australian retailing, Myer's business model has buckled under pressure from new foreign "fast fashion" rivals, lackluster consumer spending and flat wage growth.
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Little charm bags dangled from gold chains around the neck, moon-boot Birkenstocks were buckled by rhinestones, and frame bags or mega-totes clutched in the hand.
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"I buckled down a few months after the wedding," says Alexander Armstrong, who received his bachelor's from Georgetown University in 2009 with around $30,000 in student debt.
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When Flash's knees buckled, he happily stepped into the role of LeBron's trusty sidekick; after LeBron's departure, he repurposed himself yet again to allow Chris Bosh to thrive.
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The two private equity firms said in a statement on Tuesday that the toy retailer buckled because it could not survive competition from Amazon and other online retailers.
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With Designated Driver coming in with its cameras and communication system, only the safety navigator is needed – mostly for checking on passengers and making sure everyone's buckled up.
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As for why Dr. Chao says Shonda's responsible, he says she had an obligation to fix the sidewalk, which buckled due to pipes, tree roots and botched repairs.
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Earlier this week, he posted a picture to his Twitter account of several bags of frozen Burger King chicken nuggets buckled into the passenger seat of his car.
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The things that make you groan, like being used as a punching bag to little hands or having to twist and turn to get a car seat buckled.
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There was no immediate response from 5-Star, other than to say that Salvini had buckled to protests from ordinary people who backed one of their flagship policies.
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But properties have buckled in oil-fracking boom towns, people stopped shopping at many lower-tier malls and a string of major department chains have been shuttering stores.
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With just two minutes left in the fight, Wilder buckled Fury's knees with a right hand and knocked him senseless with a perfect left on the way down.
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Today, Trump buckled, agreeing to reopen the government in exchange for absolutely nothing, just days after he agreed to Pelosi's demand to postpone the State of the Union.
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At Sher Ali Khan school in the village of Naw Deh, about eight miles from Farah city, the windows had been blown out and the walls had buckled.
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Memorable moment: Shane Mosley buckled Floyd Mayweather's knees with powerful punches in the second round — one of the few times Mayweather seemed legitimately troubled in a professional fight.
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Signs on the "Cadillac 4-in-1 Food Market" announce it has been "black-owned for 403 years", but its door is buckled and the building is empty.
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But the growth from that game has been key for the Green Bay defenders, as they buckled down to only allow 493 points per game from there on.
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In its more intimate setting, with a lot of one-on-one attention from teachers and counselors, Mr. Guichardo buckled down and was able to graduate in 303.
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Other Republicans, believing Pence buckled under pressure, are furious that he backtracked by calling for changes to the bill that he had signed into law only days earlier.
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Protests in 2017 also buckled under the regime's crackdown, resulting in 102 deaths, according to the Associated Press, and forcing dozens of opposition leaders to flee the country.
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That has helped Russia's rouble top the currency charts and though industrial metals have buckled badly in Q2, safe-haven gold is now scaling a six-year high.
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In May he was spotted sprawling in a field of grass in Ottawa, Canada wearing a half-buckled distressed pair of short-eralls over a white long-sleeve shirt.
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Technology stocks also buckled and slid 13 percent, in tandem with global peers, over concerns of slowing growth in China and a tepid forecast from Apple supplier AMS AG's.
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You see, according to the couple, they both put their passports in the seat pockets in front of them, buckled their seat belts, and settled in for the flight.
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As I drove back home with my helmet sat buckled into the passenger seat of my car, I reflected on the what it took for this outfit to exist.
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December divergence did not last long either and what is likely to be a concern for traders is that within a month stocks had buckled and slumped 14 percent.
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Although a judge dismissed the charges in December, ruling that CDA 230 protected Backpage's activities, Backpage buckled under the ongoing pressure and shut down the adult services section anyways.
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Make sure children are always properly buckled into the back seat in a car seat, booster seat or seat belt, whichever is appropriate for their age, height and weight.
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This points to a dismal end to the year in which household names like Toys R Us and House of Fraser buckled under pressure from online shopping giant Amazon.
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The company has struggled as metals prices have fallen, and its decision a few years ago to invest in oil and gas came shortly before those prices also buckled.
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The heat from the fire buckled a section of the raised I-580, which then collapsed onto I-880 below, according to a report in The New York Times.
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Chris Reining, 38, who buckled down on his finances in his late 20s and retired at age 37 calls it "the book that changed my life" on his blog.
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The 21KS units never caught on with the Mir crews, and ended up buckled to the exterior of the station until it burned up in the atmosphere in 2001.
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Particularly worrying, Kittleman said, is a 20163- to 30-foot-wide hole north of Main Street, where the road appears to have buckled under the weight of the flooding.
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On the day Vaivai would find out if she was going to Rio, I stood on Levuka's buckled sea wall and looked above the town's weather-beaten shop fronts.
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From shearling-lined nylon slides to buckled flatforms, its super-comfy flats are the new must-haves for those who can't ignore the allure of some ugly-cute kicks.
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A squatting skeleton, pinioned women with buckled knees and crows picking the flesh from a prone female body are all rendered with Beckmann's crashing color scheme and Expressionist urgency.
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In recent days, the growing strains on the National Health Service jolted the campaign as some hospitals buckled under wintertime demands, and an irritated Mr. Johnson struggled to respond.
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A Maryland police officer on Monday night shot and killed a man who was buckled in the passenger seat of a cruiser with his arms handcuffed behind his back.
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Sophomore wide receiver Rondale Moore went down when his leg buckled running a route, and starting quarterback Elijah Sindelar went down with a shoulder injury on the same play.
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I wore a leg brace to bed in those days, a metal rod that buckled with a leather strap below my knee and attached to an ankle-high shoe.
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While they have buckled on trade, the next test will be whether Republicans will dare Mr. Trump to veto the defense policy bill over ZTE, the Chinese telecommunications company.
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Save for a smattering of slit-to-the-thigh finale gowns and gladiator boots buckled all the way up, it was more sportswear than MTV Video Music Awards red carpet.
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The spring '17 runways gave us a variety to look at (and fawn over), from Attico's big-buckled pumps to Derek Lam's slouchy booties to Ellery's lucite-heel knee-highs.
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The euro and the dollar were flat against each other but South Africa's rand, Turkish lira and Russian rouble buckled again after a wave of emerging market selling on Wednesday.
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Back then, a nation's knees buckled hearing the story of a young lady who went to a party and wound up behind a trash can with a man violating her.
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In a common example, many people get nervous flying in commercial jets, but when was the last time you buckled your seat belt in the back seat of a taxi?
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The red leather buckled shoes were seen on an almost 2-year-old Harry back in 1986, in a photo session with his mom Princess Diana and dad Prince Charles.
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Retail stocks slid further Friday, a day after they buckled as a dreaded fourth round of tariffs moved swiftly from a possibility to a near reality with a tweet storm.
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Murray's right knee buckled as he went up for a layup against the Rockets in San Antonio's preseason game Sunday ... and the team announced Monday he suffered a torn ACL.
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Harington was wearing the same all-black dapper ensemble from his Late Night appearance while Leslie, 32, was dressed in a plaid jacket, fitted black jeans and black buckled boots.
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Campbell, according to a criminal complaint obtained by PEOPLE, allegedly left Patel inside his Ford Focus where she was crushed beneath the vehicle's buckled roof following the approximately 3 a.m.
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Images from earthquakes show how land can be broken and buckled with ease during one of these massive seismic events, but the surface can deform in even more subtle ways.
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As her legs buckled beneath her, any and all animus I may have felt toward her public posture and policies disappeared as my heart was filled with compassion and concern.
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Experts and witnesses told Reuters shortly after the quake that the school in southern Mexico City buckled under the weight of floors added over the years with scant steel support.
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"What we see here is an untapped medium with a truly captive audience that is buckled in and looking to engage," said Sinclair Executive Chairman David Smith in a statement.
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But after a surge in the number of asylum seekers last year, Sweden's centre-left government buckled under pressure from local authorities and the public to crack down on immigration.
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Where he had absorbed the charges of everyone to that point, immovable and unimpressed, something quickly buckled in him as he felt the impact and his legs gave ground immediately.
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"Smilin' Sam" buckled Casey early in the second round, and just as he seemed to compose himself, Casey got cracked with a right hand that dropped him to the canvas.
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Garoppolo was carted to the locker room after his left knee buckled on a third-and-20 scramble with the 49ers down by 14 points late in the fourth quarter.
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Durant's right leg buckled just over two minutes into the second quarter as he attacked Serge Ibaka on the dribble from beyond the 3-point line on the right wing.
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The energy sector has buckled in recent weeks as the global demand for oil suddenly shriveled and oil prices plunged, setting off a price war between Saudi Arabia and Russia.
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"When I walked into that place, my knees buckled because it was just perfect," said Dennis Haskins, the actor who played Principal Richard "The Big Bopper" Belding on the show.
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Below the roar you could almost hear the collective sigh of human life, the disbelief, horror, and resignation as the steel finally buckled and 110 stories imploded, floor upon floor.
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Within days, the Republicans in the Senate buckled and, with the House Republican leaders in tow, signed a debt-ceiling deal with Obama that said almost nothing about health care.
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"The speed with which the government buckled shows just how blatantly unconstitutional its demand was in the first place," said Esha Bhandari, one of the A.C.L.U. attorneys on the case.
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But as the marriage buckled, Rybolovlev moved the art to a shell company reportedly set up by the notorious and since-shuttered firm Mossack Fonseca in the British Virgin Islands.
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About two years ago, I buckled into a Kia Stinger, and when I unbuckled, I told my colleagues I&aposd just driven Business Insider&aposs 2018 Car of the Year.
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But as Iran has buckled under the strain of penalties since the US withdrew from its landmark nuclear deal with the country, Hezbollah can rely less on Tehran's monetary backing.
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The dollar buckled and U.S. bond yields dipped on Thursday after a report that President Donald Trump was leaning toward Jerome Powell as the next chair of the Federal Reserve.
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But even when you put down soft mats under the swings and get everyone buckled into their bike helmets, life doesn't always go smoothly and we end up with regrets.
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That apocalyptic feeling was shared by Eurotunnel travelers, after thousands of tickets were canceled because of lightning, fires and air-conditioners buckled by the extreme heat, according to local reports.
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I felt a dizzying surge of adrenaline that caused me to feel as though time is slowing down, and my knees buckled — a terrifying prospect when I should have been running.
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After sitting out during the Finals' first four games, Mr Durant lasted just 12 minutes on the floor in Game Five before his right leg buckled with a torn Achilles tendon.
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A critical mountain pass on the railway connecting Australia's biggest coking coal mines to ports has been hit by landslides and buckled tracks caused by the cyclone, leading to the disruptions.
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In an affidavit released on Tuesday, police in Jupiter, Florida, said the golfer was buckled in and asleep at the wheel of the idling Mercedes and had to be woken up.
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Some fighters have buckled under the pressure and lashed out at the Dubliner's passionate following, but Pimblett seems to be too busy laughing to engage in a similar kind of reply.
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In Atlanta, a massive fire on I-85 North caused a portion of a bridge to collapse in March, and less than 30 days later, I-20 West buckled during traffic.
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Maynard buckled his rival on two occasions in the first round of the bout, but in the end, Edgar managed to rally back to claim a draw to keep his title.
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Political, business and even union leaders buckled... The CEOs and labor leaders who met with Trump walked away mainly impressed with the new president's economic plan and willingness to play ball.
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If flying is a particularly stressful experience for you, Mr. Harris suggests putting aside a few minutes for this before takeoff, whether you're waiting to board or buckled in your seat.
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The referee, Kenny Bayless, called off the fight after two minutes and 43 seconds of the seventh round when Matthysse buckled after receiving another stiff uppercut and spat out his mouthguard.
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After Hallmark buckled, OMM went after the network a second time, calling for a boycott of the station after starting a petition to get it to change its mind once more.
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That's why poking Washington's closest Middle Eastern ally — an ally that Cairo increasingly needs, itself — is so odd, and why Egypt appears to have buckled so quickly to withdraw the draft.
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Santana allowed a leadoff homer to Altuve in the third but buckled down when the Astros loaded the bases in the fourth, getting Altuve to ground out to stifle that rally.
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By 22016, there were so many choices, surrounded by so little coherent information and virtually zero regulation, that researchers at Columbia University Medical Center buckled down to investigate the entire field.
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After two years, Betty Crocker buckled under the pressure of thousands of Angry People Online: "We hear you, Rainbow Chip fanatics!" the company said when it reintroduced the product in 2015.
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In the experiment, the researchers buckled two metal cylinders inside a satellite called Microscope, launched them into low-Earth orbit, and measured how the cylinders fell around Earth for two years.
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Instead of cruising back to Washington on Air Force One, King buckled himself into seat 1A and sipped a cup of coffee on an American Airlines flight back to the nation's capital.
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" Ellen, during a moment in which basically anybody else would have buckled under the pressure with despair, whipped out a joke: "Time's been asking how to get in touch with you, actually.
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In recent years, destinations such as Dubrovnik and Venice have buckled under the weight of overtourism, enacting a ban on new restaurants and limiting incoming cruise ships respectively to limit visitor numbers.
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My boys escaped without a scratch but the paramedics told me it could have been very different had I not taken the extra 2 minutes to be sure they were buckled correctly.
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So far Mr Fu's saga is one with no winners, but many losers—including some of the world's largest firms and governments that have buckled at the first hint of Chinese anger.
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Five years ago this week, just after thousands of garment workers had settled in behind their sewing machines, a poorly built eight-story Bangladeshi factory complex called Rana Plaza buckled and collapsed.
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Several private equity-backed retailers have buckled under the weight of large debt loads that have hampered their ability to invest in e-commerce and adapt to the rapidly changing retail industry.
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But Europe's already flailing big bourses buckled badly along with Wall Street futures as Trump warned China against trying to wait out his first term in office to finalise a trade deal.
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They were on serve halfway through the first set when Kyrgios's right foot slipped on the newly laid grass; his left knee buckled unnaturally, and he went down, rolling over in pain.
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A video taken by bystanders showed the officers placing a screaming Mr. Gray inside a police van that was driven by Officer Caesar R. Goodson Jr. Mr. Gray was never buckled in.
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When he's at work, at the Tower of London, Yeoman Warder Christopher Skaife typically wears a uniform featuring a royal-blue tabard with scarlet ornamentation, a brass-buckled belt, and a bonnet.
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With, for example, Paco Rabanne, where Julien Dossena layered bike shorts under ankle-length chain mail skirts; hung plastic crystal mesh slip dresses over message tees; and buckled hooded harnesses atop anoraks.
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I played a bit of the opening, set in a dark blizzard, and it wasn't a particularly great showcase for Stadia, a technology that frequently buckled when games were set at night.
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On the train from Addis, we'd seen remnants of its ancestor running parallel to our course, sections of it buckled in the heat, others occasionally vanishing and re-emerging from the dust.
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Pliskova fell behind 0-2 to start the match, but buckled down to win 12 of the next 15 games to beat Martic for just the second time in six career meetings.
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Here, the land turned to liquid — as the power of the earthquake turned soil into rolling waves that swallowed houses and buckled roadways — rescuers are sure they will not find anyone alive.
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Capitals 3, Lightning 23 Backup goalie Phillip Grubauer buckled down after allowing a goal only 82 seconds into the game by not allowing another goal in the Capitals' win over Tampa Bay.
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Several private equity backed-retailers have buckled under the weight of large debt loads that have hampered their ability to invest in e-commerce and adapt to the rapidly changing retail industry.
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Under pressure from kids determined to picket for the planet, New York City buckled and announced last week it will excuse students who skip class Friday to attend a youth climate strike.
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Last month, the SEC said it was wrapping up reviews of bank-loan and exchange-traded funds that share some characteristics with the Third Avenue fund that buckled under a wave of redemptions.
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But they soon noticed unusual flow patterns, and when they stopped the outflow, they saw that the concrete had buckled and a gaping, widening crater had formed in the middle of the spillway.
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Wheat buckled in the past week as disappointing export news, including the absence of U.S. wheat offers in an Egyptian tender on Wednesday, and investment fund selling took prices through chart support levels.
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Chris Reining, 38, who buckled down on his finances in his late 20s and crossed the $1 million threshold at age 35, calls it "the book that changed my life" on his blog.
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Tod's, controlled by the Della Valle family, agreed in November to pay 415 million euros ($451 million) to buy the French brand whose buckled shoes Tod's has been producing under a licence agreement.
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Black suits for him followed sexy, sequined black dresses for her, with occasional splashes of silver and gold outfits fit for the disco, and buckled biker boots for a rock-and-roll edge.
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Sensing her moment as Halep served for survival, Wozniacki fired a searing forehand winner to edge a 16-shot rally for match point and then held on grimly until the Romanian finally buckled.
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The game was only 14 minutes old when Iniesta, Barcelona's captain, was carried from the field in tears while holding his right knee, which had buckled under a heavy challenge from Enzo Pérez.
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A succession of prototypes buckled and split in the kiln, but driven by what Ms. Levete laughingly refers to as "naïve ambition," the more problems the project threw out, the harder she pushed.
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And so after an indulgent week-long vacation in Maine, eating lobster rolls and taking everybody to the beach, I buckled down for a second week off, dedicated to training up the girls.
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I wasn't studying at all at the beginning and when I realized that I needed to know these lines, I buckled down, learned the lines, delivered them with my flavor as Rev Run.
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Oil, already reeling from a price war, slumped 11% to almost $30 a barrel, metals buckled and even traditional safe-haven gold dropped 5% as investors fretted about the impact its global demand.
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The alliance between Democrats and Silicon Valley has buckled and bent this year amid revelations that platforms like Facebook and Twitter allowed hateful speech, Russian propaganda and conservative-leaning "fake news" to flourish.
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The receptionist and a janitor at a Minneapolis school were killed on Wednesday in an explosion that collapsed walls, buckled floors, ignited fires and knocked people off their feet outside, the authorities said.
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Sam Bradford then buckled under the pressure of Dallas's pass rush and threw the ball wildly out of the end zone, ending the comeback attempt and giving the Cowboys an 11th consecutive victory.
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In 2015 Greece came close to dropping out of the euro before its newish prime minister, Alexis Tsipras, buckled down to the task of pruning the budget as part of a third bail-out.
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She had a knack for the telling detail: still-wet concrete in a Polish gun emplacement as the country buckled under the German assault, or insanitary plumbing in a supposedly advanced Chinese arms factory.
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The White House is difficult to negotiate with and Trump has buckled in the past on pledges to tighten gun controls under pressure from lobby groups such as the National Rife Association, Murphy said.
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Even though Amazon wasn't directly affected by the surveillance scandal, it held out — because it could — but later buckled, becoming the last of the major tech giants to come out with a transparency report.
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Northern Gaming hammered Flipsid43's goal in the second game of their semi-final match, but the scores stayed level—then in overtime Flipsid3 scored a sloppy winner, and from that point, NG buckled.
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Iceland received a $21 billion IMF loan in late 2038, and another $2.5 billion from its Scandinavian neighbors, as its banks buckled under the weight of huge debts amassed over years of overseas expansion.
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Referee Kenny Bayless called off the fight after two minutes and 43 seconds of the seventh round when Matthysse buckled following another stiff uppercut and spat out his mouthguard as he was being counted.
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In the book, Moss cites the work of hundreds of writers, artists, historians, and other neighbors to demonstrate how 20th-century New York buckled under mercenary policies and institutions designed to benefit the rich.
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I could have put my baby in full-time daycare at three months, fed him formula, and buckled down every day on my novel, my essays, my freelance writing, and my small publishing business.
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You're always going to succeed at what you put your heart into, but it was the heart of the recession and I was off the Las Vegas strip in an area that had buckled.
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Artificial intelligence is also being used behind the scenes to reduce the time airplanes spend at the gate between flights, which can mean shorter waiting time for passengers who have boarded and buckled up.
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Barring a miracle, Sabathia's career ended Thursday night ... when the 39-year-old star pitcher was forced to leave Game 4 of the Yankees-Astros ALCS game when his knee buckled on the mound.
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The Deadpool star, 43, visited Comic-Con Experience in São Paulo, Brazil this weekend, and when he jumped off the stage to greet fans, the barricade between Reynolds and the crowd buckled and collapsed.
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It began with ladies-in-waiting in an Elizabethan court, in long broad-gauge knit gowns, like giant woolly scarves, with elaborate tulle or mille-feuille satin boleros buckled on with leather saddle straps.
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It almost doubled between 1990 and 2015, and the prison system has buckled under this increase—a story told by numerous reports of staff shortages, cramped conditions, rampant drug problems, and poorly trained guards.
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But while some brands have buckled under political pressure, others have decided that the smart move — given the demographics and political preferences of the young customers they covet — is to go against the Trump tide.
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"It appeared that the pilot had it under control, and I wasn't nervous until they told us to brace for landing, then I got really nervous again because I was not buckled in," Mackey says.
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" Those good decisions include "making sure they get enough sleep, making sure they're not driving impaired, making sure they're wearing seat belts, making sure children in the vehicle are buckled in or wearing child restraints.
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The company eventually buckled, releasing its first set of figures several days after whistleblower Edward Snowden leaked highly classified documents that revealed mass surveillance by the U.S. National Security Agency and its global intelligence counterparts.
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As hundreds of thousands of people rushed to sign up for a subscription fee-free account (just in case Vero became a thing), the app became plagued by technical issues and buckled under the pressure.
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The very suspicion that the judges might have buckled feeds the public's loss of confidence in the rule of law, and makes Hong Kong more prone to the kind of instability it experienced in 2014.
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Witnesses said they saw passengers who were bloodied and burned spilling out of the train, whose door was buckled by the force of the explosion, and lying on a platform while smoke filled the station.
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Even though the bed proved to be reliably sturdy, I was always delighted to find that no one perished in the night, that no limbs and organs were compromised by loose screws or buckled metal.
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In a sanctuary but separated from his family As Villatoro looked out a small window of the shelter, at the buckled graves of a cemetery just feet away, he pondered how his family fell apart.
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I tried to do the bag of bags with a regular-ass plastic bag from the local Giant and watched, in dismay, as it buckled under the pressure and exploded on the hall closet door.
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However, just as he buckled by the shot, Pedro executed an inside reap takedown before patiently transitioning to his opponent's back where he eventually forced the tap in the final minute of the opening round.
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There's a gorgeous photo of Hepburn from her later years dressed in a powder blue suit with matching waistcoat, paired perfectly with white socks, buckled shoes, and a cigarette held nonchalantly between orange painted nails.
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Tsubasa Tomii buckled down after allowing two first-inning home runs, and Japan hit three homers in the fourth and won the Little League World Series title with a 12-2 victory over Lufkin, Tex.
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" The floor of the tunnel was littered with beer cans, and the walls, which had buckled and cracked in places, had satanic and anti-Semitic graffiti—and giant spiders, nearly two inches in diameter. "Whoa!
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This comes after discussions over the weekend among Carillion, its lenders and the government failed to save the UK's second-largest construction company, which is buckled under the weight of a whopping £1.5bn debt pile.
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It's unclear why Uma's "rehabilitation" involves being buckled to a lone carousel horse, floated into the air, and surrounded by increasingly disturbing holographic video spheres, but the videos offer character backstory without seeming like clunky exposition.
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Tietsort allegedly admitted that she then dressed Benson in his snowsuit, buckled him into a car seat, and drove the dead infant, his brother, and Tietsort's son to McDonald's, where they ate for about 15 minutes.
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A bit more contemporary, the new wedge carries a lower heel, a sleeker mule-like appearance, and a slew of colors that aren't beholden to tans an beiges, and don't feature straw or buckled toe straps.
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It looks like everyone wants to relive their youth asap, because sheer enthusiasm (and perhaps a lack of preparedness) has buckled Australia's EB Games website for two days now, leaving many unable to complete their purchases.
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In Vietnam, the scheme eventually became graduated escalation: Successive US administrations put their faith in hitting North Vietnam progressively harder until it buckled, which it surely would -- long before the US got dragged into a quagmire.
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So drivers stopped in the pits halfway through and ditched their steering wheels, giving themselves room to hop from their spent ride into one with a fully charged battery, as their pit crew buckled them in.
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As Sorush buckled up in his seat, Iran had just fired missiles at American military targets in Iraq in response to the killing of a prominent Iranian general by a U.S. armed drone on Jan. 3.
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Both his parents had perished in the quake, his mother lay dead meters away, but Elysee had survived, huddled under a metal table -- a treacherous crawl space bent and buckled by the weight of concrete above it.
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Since we were kids, fall was when we buckled down and got to work; it feels like the right time to go see some serious movies (and maybe let loose with the odd studio comedy or two).
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Witnesses said they saw passengers who were bloodied and burned spilling out of the train, the door of which was buckled by the force of the explosion, and lying on a platform while smoke filled the station.
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At its front, a 72015-pound cart bearing a 2724,212-pound bronze sculpture was, in a group effort, arduously pushed, pulled, thrust, and jimmied over the cracked sidewalks and buckled cobblestones of the city's Old Market neighborhood.
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Their own defense was exposed on the counter-attack, however, and it finally buckled in the third minute of stoppage time when a corner fell to an unmarked Kim who poked the ball home from close range.
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Growth in China stabilised this year, but while the world's second largest economy averted a hard landing, some major corporations have buckled under the weight of their debt or been sanctioned by authorities over risky investments overseas.
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Roy Moore, the gun-toting Christian conservative who earned Trump's wary support and brought Steve Bannon out on the campaign trail, buckled under numerous accusations of sexual assault with teenage girls when he was in his 30s.
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Icelandic lenders buckled under the weight of huge debts amassed over years of overseas expansion, spreading instability through other European nations and making the country a symbol of the excesses that helped to trigger the financial crash.
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Nadal, one of the pre-tournament favourites, fought back from two sets down and saved four match points in a 135-minute minute fifth set but ultimately buckled under the relentless pressure exerted by an inspired Muller.
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"The mother instantly began to put together a plan in place to distance her husband, three daughters and toddler who was still buckled in his car seat inches away from the man with a gun," police said.
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When detectives doubted her daughter's ability to unbuckle the seat herself, Kazzee admitted she "may not have buckled it all the way" and that the car seat was used by her daughter when she was an infant.
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But, as New York's subway system has buckled under the weight of a growing ridership, Cuomo has tried to wriggle out of responsibility, claiming control of the Metropolitan Transit Authority in mid-June, despite already controlling it.
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Read more: The sky turned a deep purple before Typhoon Hagibis hit the coast of JapanRiverbanks across the island buckled under the heavy rains, and some residents had to be rescued from flooded homes, broadcaster NHK reported.
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Yet the normal rules of the presidency have often been suspended in the Trump era, and although polls show a majority of Americans oppose the family separations, the crucial veneer of authority around Trump has not buckled.
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ANCHORAGE — The magnitude 7 earthquake that jolted Anchorage on Friday cracked buildings, damaged roads and buckled bridges, drawing swift comparisons to a temblor in 1964 that devastated the region and remains a dominant part of Alaskan history.
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Some initial backers of the bill have since buckled under all the pressure, but McCrory is reportedly only down to axe it entirely if the city of Charlotte repeals a local law protecting LGBTQ people from discrimination.
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And on its most-wanted list, it recommends that every state enact a law that requires all vehicle occupants to use seatbelts and allow law enforcement officers to give tickets to anyone who has not buckled up.
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) - Aftershocks from Friday's powerful Alaskan earthquake continued to pound the area around Anchorage on Saturday, as workers strove to patch up buckled roads and residents began cleaning up damage around their homes and businesses.
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Looking back, the riskiest behavior I can remember taking part in while traveling was riding a few times in a speeding taxi on a motorway in Bangkok, where buckled seatbelts are seen as a sign of weakness.
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After the agent warned me about the speed limits — 20 kilometers per hour in town, 40 pretty much everywhere else — I put my notebook and pens in my shoulder bag, buckled my helmet on and was off.
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After spending all of last week on piers, in open-plan warehouses, marching around armories, and other art-ified luxury spaces until our eyes went dry and our knees buckled, we started to wonder: what's it all for?
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Presumably, you buckled your seat belt, synced up your phone to the radio—or plugged in an aux cable if you're old skool—and maybe wondered if you put the coffee grounds back in their airtight container (yuppie).
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Parker tore the ACL in the same knee 21 games into his rookie season and he was driving toward the hoop during the third quarter of Wednesday's 221-27.5 loss to the Miami Heat when the knee buckled.
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After McHugh issued a two-out walk to Stephen Piscotty that loaded the bases in the third, he buckled down and struck out Oakland slugger Khris Davis with consecutive sliders after falling behind in the count 2-1.
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On one cover, the reality star wears a black ensemble featuring a low-cut buckled bra top and straps crisscrossed over her chest, plus a long skirt with a sky-high slit at the front of one thigh.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - A Mexico City school that collapsed in a powerful earthquake last week killing 25.5 children buckled under the heavy weight of floors added over the years with scant steel support, according to experts and witnesses.
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The Transportation Department found that only 5 percent of passengers who wearing their seatbelts during a fatal accident were killed, but nearly 85033 percent of those were not buckled up lost their lives, according to a 2013 study.
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The largest private company in the Balkans with some 60,000 staff, Agrokor was put under administration for 15 months in April 2017 after the firm buckled following a rapid expansion program that left it weighed down by borrowing.
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Norwich, on a run of five consecutive defeats, led 2-0 with second-half goals from Robbie Brady and Wes Hoolahan but their leaky rearguard buckled again and Dimitri Payet and Mark Noble earned West Ham a point.
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The fifth set alone lasted 27 minutes before Nadal finally buckled and a rejuvenated Djokovic advanced to his first Grand Slam final for two years in which he will be favorite against South African eighth seed Kevin Anderson.
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After weeks of insisting that Mr. Khashoggi had left the building alive, Saudi Arabia buckled under pressure from Turkey and acknowledged a week ago that he was killed, though officials insisted that his death had been an accident.
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" He said he had argued in court that Mr. Johnson "had not been buckled in for his own safety," and received a "rough ride, where he was thrown across the vehicle into the opposite wall and broke his neck.
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It ended up in front of Jamie's gate in normally sleepy Hidden Valley ... northeast of L.A. Witnesses tell us Foxx told CHP officers he heard the accident, ran to the scene and saw the driver buckled into his seat.
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The largest earthquake ever recorded in the country shook Anchorage to its core in 1964, causing a deadly tsunami and leaving in its wake damaged buildings, buckled roads, and a legacy that inspired years of earthquake preparation and policies.
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With three decades of music under his buckled belt, Dwight Yoakam has cemented his status as a country icon – and on his forthcoming album, he's not only covering his own songs but one by a pop legend as well.
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Dec 1 (Reuters) - Aftershocks from Friday's powerful Alaskan earthquake continued to pound the area around Anchorage on Saturday, as workers strove to repair a buckled freeway and residents began cleaning up damage around their homes and businesses.
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Breezing through his own service games — he is yet to be broken this week — Djokovic was able to exert maximum pressure on Anderson's delivery and his opponent buckled to drop serve again as Djokovic pocketed a one-sided opener.
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Agrokor, the largest private company in the Balkans with some 60,000 staff, was put under state-run administration last April for 15 months after the firm buckled following a rapid expansion programme that left it weighed down by borrowing.
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The Transportation Department found that only 5 percent of passengers who wore their seatbelts during a fatal accident were killed, but nearly 25 percent of those who were not buckled up lost their lives, according to a 2013 study.
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But a nine-figure round Series A stands out, especially when you consider the recent headline grabbing flameouts of similarly well-funded startups like WeWork that grew too much too quickly, and buckled just as fast under outside scrutiny.
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WASHINGTON — Congress brought an end to a three-day government shutdown on Monday as Senate Democrats buckled under pressure to adopt a short-term spending bill to fund government operations without first addressing the fate of young undocumented immigrants.
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Yesterday was the last day that Trump's defense team had to make their initial case for keeping the president in office, and so the nation buckled in, ready for a marathon of arguments sure to dazzle all who watched?
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"For most adults, it's still as safe to ride in the back seat as the front seat, but not if you aren't buckled up," says Jessica Jermakian, an IIHS senior research engineer and a co-author of the study.
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The Wright brothers buckled down and further developed their aircraft, finally achieving fame in 1908, but it wasn't until the late 1920s and early 1930s that safe, reliable, commercial air transportation was available to the public, Jakab tells Axios.
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Tria had committed to holding the deficit below 2 percent of gross domestic product but buckled under pressure from the coalition to set a target of 2.4 percent in what was seen as a humiliating defeat for the economics professor.
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Norbert Ruecker, head of commodity research at Swiss bank Julius Baer, said oil had buckled after "a surprisingly swift and pronounced change in the market mood from shortage fears to glut concerns" while the world economy was also slowing down.
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When she woke up hours later still buckled in her seat, she says she was completely alone and the plane was "freezing cold" and "pitch black," according to a Facebook post shared by a woman who identifies herself as O'Brien's friend.
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I had thought that the Yahoo board was taking a stronger stance by trying to buy a year with the Yahoo spinoff, but the board has buckled under pressure, with a potential proxy contest from the hedge fund Starboard Value looming.
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The rapper certainly hasn't buckled down on his spending in the midst of his financial woes — especially when it comes to treating girlfriend Kylie to lavish gifts, like the Mercedes Maybach he bought for her 19th birthday earlier this month.
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O/U: 28 ABOUT THE VIKINGS (23-53): It's no surprise that Minnesota's offense has buckled with the early-season injury to star running back Adrian Peterson, failing to score more than 25 points in five of its six defeats.
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Away from the main-stage fight between Ola and Uber in India, Jugnoo has quietly buckled down and built a business that founder and CEO Samar Singla told TechCrunch is profitable, with around 10 percent of the country's e-hailing volumes.
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With the most recent installment in the HP franchise, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, fans have buckled down on their criticism that Rowling and her collaborators haven't done enough to bring modern progressive representation to Harry's vast magical world.
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Rockies outfielder David Dahl was carted off the field in the top of the sixth inning with what looked like a serious injury to his right ankle, which buckled as he tried to reach back and catch Scooter Gennett's liner.
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Not-so-calm before the storm "We're buckled down," says the mayor, who is concerned that his city's drainage pump system will be overcome not by the tidal surge but by torrential rain -- 20 to 30 inches predicted this weekend.
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Ripples in spacetime spread from the collision at the speed of light until, for about a second on December 25, 2015 (if you were in the United States), the space holding the atoms that make you up buckled and then relaxed.
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The Browns could have stopped Matt Forte from scoring from 2106 yards out on a fourth-and-229.6 — giving the Jets their first lead, at 27-20, with 2 minutes 11 seconds left in the third quarter — but they buckled.
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For instance, The Interview, pulled from theaters in 2014 after political pressure from North Korea, showed up on VOD after Sony Pictures, the studio that released that movie, faced criticism for seemingly having buckled to the demands of an authoritarian government.
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When asked about the injury after the game, which occurred on a sack by Roy Robertson-Harris that buckled his knee, Rodgers said he went through some testing and told the doctor he would be going back into the game.
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Yang Jiechang's black-on-black "100 Layers of Ink" (1994), a glossy drawing of a crinkled monolith made by saturating rice paper with ink until it buckled, could hold its own in a gallery of postwar American or European abstraction.
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LONDON — In a first demonstration of the new reality in Parliament after the recent election, Prime Minister Theresa May and her shaky new government buckled under pressure on Thursday and agreed to fund abortions in England for women from Northern Ireland.
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The hints of deep unhappiness—buckled down or warped into outright malice—that showed in his earlier roles have made way for a broader strain of play and expostulation, although, to one's amazement, there has been no loss of intensity.
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"When I walked into that place, my knees buckled because it was just perfect," said Dennis Haskins, the actor who played Mr. Belding on both "Saved by the Bell" and "Good Morning, Miss Bliss," the 1988 show that spawned it.
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Suddenly you find yourself face to face with a rough-looking guy buckled to a rolling chair in the basement of your friend's house, which also happens to be the illegal casino you're running to help pay for said tuition.
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"While some peers buckled last week to a synchronized slowdown in their commodity prices and margins, Total has bucked that trend with flat year-on-year net income," Bernstein analysts wrote, adding that net income and net operating income were both ahead forecasts.
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As the world watches the trials of the six Baltimore officers, it is important to keep in mind that the fact that Freddie Gray wasn't buckled in while transported in the back of a paddy wagon isn't what put him in danger.
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Using high-resolution, high-speed microscopes, researchers from Perelman School of Medicine in Pennsylvania watched as these dynamic filaments—long thought to be quite stiff—buckled under the force of each cellular contraction before springing back to their original length and form.
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With a strong breeze causing mayhem at the top of the leaderboard which a charging Tiger Woods had topped with nine holes to play, the 214-year-old Molinari buckled down to produce a flawless 69 and claim victory by two strokes.
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Wisconsin buckled down for a hard-fought 17-9 win in Iowa last weekend after falling seven points short in each of its previous two contests (14-7 at No. 2 Michigan and 30-23 in overtime at home against the Buckeyes).
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One theory, Mr. Loughlin said, was that the pile had struck a very soft spot of river mud and had begun to sink rapidly, jolting the 60-ton hammer into a rapid drop and putting a particular strain on the boom, which buckled.
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A critical mountain pass on the railway connecting Australia's biggest coking coal mines to ports has been hit by landslides and buckled tracks caused by Cyclone Debbie, forcing some producers, including top exporter BHP Billiton, to declare force majeure on coal cargoes.
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A team source told SI that based on prior talks with San Antonio a package could involve forwards Dario Saric and Robert Covington plus a future first-round pick, although the Sixers initially buckled at the thought of losing both valued rotation players.
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It was the first time to reel in the government's spying powers since the Edward Snowden revelations a half-decade ago — but lawmakers buckled to pressure from the intelligence community, despite recognizing a long history of abuse and overreach by U.S. spy agencies.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Farmers from North Dakota to Iowa buckled down for some of the coldest weather in a generation on Wednesday, throwing extra rations to pigs or building igloos for chickens in the teeth of sub-zero temperatures and bone-chilling winds.
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The agency gave her specific instructions for her post — the sleeper had to rest on a level surface, and her son had to be buckled into the harness — and approved the image and caption before she published it in November, she said.
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Ms. Shah served as the ballast, hitting notes squarely and staying comfortably buckled to a variety of swing feels (on originals, jazz standards and French pop classics), while Mr. Moutin played with a fierce, lunging intensity, jittering and thwacking and cajoling the bass.
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The reversal of the lower chamber's decision was widely viewed as a vindication of complaints by rights activists and legal scholars, who said that the lower chamber had buckled to intimidation by the Trump administration and had raised doubts about the court's independence.
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"If it were easy, we'd be doing it already," Paul Macpherson, who oversees leasing of unused buildings for the department, said as he stood on the weather-buckled boards of the 136-year-old theater's stage and looked at its 800 seats.
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The Times followed Wilson and his team for the last nine weeks of the season and saw a riveting quarterback who had to be thrillingly perfect to win this season, and a preprogrammed, hard-to-fathom star who sometimes buckled when least expected.
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Drivers have been demanding changes at City Hall to protect their livelihood, but at least five cabbies have buckled under the strain of debt since December as others describe working 12- and 14-hour shifts to make up for the lost income.
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All these sub-narratives dedicated to minor and major characters, chapters that do little to move the plot along, could easily have resulted in a novel that buckled under the weight of its structural ambitions, but Schaitkin pulls it off without a hitch.
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In November 22008 rates were jacked up to a then-record 215 percent from as low as 6.15 percent only a few months before the government buckled under the mounting pressure on the currency and devalued the pound to $26.24 from $24.4.
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The newcomers are exhausted swimmers who've barely made it to land: an English "pilgrim" in a buckled stovepipe hat; an enslaved black man, shackles on his arms; a missionary clutching a crucifix; an impoverished Frenchwoman sent abroad to help populate the New World.
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A storm packing heavy snow and high winds that wreaked havoc as it whipped through Colorado, Wyoming and Nebraska marched into the upper Midwest on Wednesday as anxious Thanksgiving travelers buckled up and barreled headlong into a busy, if not perilous, holiday week.
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Yet when faced with declining sales and overall economic weakness in the years following the Great Recession of 2008–2009, Best Buy and other chains buckled under the pressure and lost sight of what they could do that pointing and clicking could not.
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In the first game of the third set of her second-round match against Sorana Cirstea at Wimbledon on July 6, Mattek-Sands was approaching the net when her right knee buckled, sending her sprawling on the grass court and hollering for help.
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There was still strength in Europe's oil stocks on higher crude prices, but most sectors had buckled to leave the Euro STOXX 600 down 0.7 percent at a six-month low and S&P 500, Dow Jones and Nasdaq futures down around 0.5 percent.
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The winds of up to 22 miles per hour that roared across the island buckled the house's walls and tore holes in the ceiling, letting in water that destroyed furniture, framed photos of Marin and her siblings, and brightly colored ceramic statues of Jesus.
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MIAMI - The SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket that exploded into a fiery ball just after landing at sea off California on Sunday had descended with pinpoint accuracy onto an ocean barge before a landing leg buckled, causing the booster to tip over, a landing video showed.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is wrapping up reviews of bank-loan and exchange-traded funds that share some characteristics with the Third Avenue junk bond fund that buckled under a wave of redemptions in December, an official said on Saturday.
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They were also forced to absorb a barrage of shocks that would have buckled less sturdy markets, from an oil crash and an erratic Chinese slowdown to a surge in the dollar and the first start of a Fed tightening campaign in 11 years.
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His harsh criticism of Sessions in the New York Times interview further buckled morale in the West Wing, since Sessions, who gave up a safe Senate seat from Alabama to serve in the administration, showed early, and consistent, loyalty to Trump during the campaign.
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SYDNEY/MELBOURNE (Reuters) - A critical mountain pass on the railway connecting Australia's biggest coking coal mines to ports has been hit by landslides and buckled tracks caused by Cyclone Debbie, witnesses said, crippling efforts to get exports of the steel-making ingredient flowing again.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European shares ended a choppy session lower on Tuesday, failing to benefit from a positive open on Wall Street as they buckled under the weight of disappointing earnings and data showing the euro zone economy grew less than expected in the third quarter.
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Overall, while not the easiest introduction to the subject, this monumental work is an essential addition to the library of anyone interested in Russian history and the doomed dynasty of Romanovs, "blood-spattered, gold-plated, diamond-studded, swash-buckled, bodice-ripping and star-crossed."
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Kerber was in exactly the same situation a year ago but buckled under pressure and lost in straight sets to Lucie Safarova to stumble out of the event in a bad-tempered huff, an experience which forced her to change her on-court attitude.
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Adani said in November that it would fund the mine and rail project itself, requiring the company to cut the initial plans for the mine to around a quarter of its original size, after banks buckled to pressure from investors worried about climate change.
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He'd eat a big right hand and instead of getting buckled, he would launch himself into an outrageous spinning back fist, but more often than not, he would just glue himself to the hips of Swanson and eventually take him down to the canvas.
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In many ways, the story of how Kubrick found the score of his film is the movie in a nutshell, with some of his colleagues immediately getting what Kubrick was going for and others being driven so hard by the man that they eventually buckled.
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She spoke to the Thomson Reuters Foundation from her home in Beed, western India, where she carefully pinned on her name tag, buckled her belt and tied her hair in a tight bun before leaving for the local station where she works as a constable.
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Dober held the center of the Octagon and, with less than one minute registered on the first round of the fight clock, counter struck Haqparast with a left fist so powerful it buckled the 24-year-old German, sending him backwards, onto the canvas.
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The 23-year-old buckled in his next service game at 4-4, framing a forehand out to open the door for Djokovic to reach the fourth round of a Grand Slam for the 44th time — second on the all-time list behind Roger Federer.
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E-Commerce Guide by CNN Underscored: These top-of-the-line convertible car seats work for newborns, toddlers and young children alike "Once children outgrow their forward-facing seat, they should be buckled in a booster seat until seat belts fit properly," the CDC says.
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Building on the vocabulary of the femme fatale (fur, beads, feathers and satin sheaths) as well as the homemaker (knits and mohair, "hairy" fabrics), she built from a base of 1970s ERA-era corduroy suiting and patchwork snakeskin and leather coats and buckled boots.
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You could even argue Breese's Tristar stablemate Sage Northcutt also buckled under the pressure when faced against an experienced opponent in Bryan Barberena, who went against the script and didn't listen to the hype surrounding "Super" Sage—despatching the young Texan prospect with relative ease.
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But here the voice of poetry, speaking from somewhere among history's ruins ("by the roadside in a ditch / or beneath a buckled bridge"), can only stand vulnerably before a sun that is at once named and not named, obvious yet cryptic, "mindless" and all-powerful.
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United States: Left in the cold On Saturday, the United States was left in the cold when it was the only G20 member to oppose support of the Paris agreement -- ironically as the city which lends its name to the agreement buckled under record-high temperatures.
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But the company's exploding success on his watch — on top of the fact that he is Uber's biggest shareholder and had close ties to the company's board members, giving him sway on board votes — was enough to keep him buckled into the position during that turbulence.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - A Husky Energy Inc oil spill into a major Canadian river last summer that cut off drinking water supply for two cities was caused by ground movement that buckled a section of pipeline, the company said in a report to the Saskatchewan provincial government.
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I don't know if it was because my shampoo and conditioner started working their magic, if my straw hair finally buckled under the nourishing touch of the many masks I saturated it with, or if the cool water really was the secret, but my texture started improving.
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Much like Jessica Jones bore the burden of being Marvel's first female superhero to headline her own show, Luke Cage comes along at a pivotal moment in our public consciousness — and in less steady hands, it easily could've buckled under the weight of all that expectation.
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Volkov Victorious after Surviving Johnson's Early Storm Alexander Volkov was tipped heavily to have a striking advantage over Tim Johnson when they clashed on the main card of UFC Belfast, but the American buckled the rangy Russian with a right uppercut midway through the first round.
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The young royal wore a white top with red embroidery and red shorts, topped off with white socks and black buckled shoes, to Princess Charlotte&aposs 2015 christening, just like Prince William did in 1984 to visit a newborn Prince Harry at St. Mary&aposs Hospital.
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Her smiles in the media center were in sharp contrast to the frown she wore last year when, after needing only to win a set off the already eliminated Lucie Safarova, Kerber buckled under pressure and was bundled out of the tournament by her Czech opponent.
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"Republicans knew when they won the trifecta that it wasn't the sort of thing that lasts forever in Iowa, so they buckled down and got to work," said David Yepsen, a former Des Moines Register political columnist who now hosts the public affairs program Iowa Press.
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For a completely nonscientific study of this phenomenon, I rode in 17 taxis in a single day, and when I buckled up, nine of the drivers asked me where I was from — including one who busted up laughing as I tried to force a broken clasp.
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Over the past few years, as the Continent has buckled under the weight of the refugee crisis and Russia's political posturing has set European Union nations on edge, this wildly camp singing show has served as a barometer of the anxieties of state broadcasters and artists.
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When she visited New York City, she wore severe two-piece skirt suits with crisp, collared blouses, and when she was back home in the high desert of New Mexico, she wore blue jeans, long-sleeved chambray shirts and simple cotton wrap dresses buckled at the waist.
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The oldest record of a nose shaper I could find was a 1905 patent held by an American named Ignatius Nathaniel Soares, for a device that was basically a nose cup held on by a strap that wound around the head and buckled above the eyes.
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The Liberty City of their childhood was at once a place that buckled under the rages of crack but also, defiantly, maintained a cultural richness and sense of community that nurtured and inspired the two men — it was a place that both contained and freed them.
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Related: The Year Europe Buckled Under the Biggest Refugee Crisis Since World War II Increased policing on Turkey's shores and colder weather conditions have not deterred many refugees and migrants from the Middle East, Asia, and Africa from embarking on the perilous journey in small, flimsy boats.
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Read: Migrants say coming to the U.S. isn't the goal: "They see us as animals" As the system has buckled, most asylum seekers have opted to cross into the U.S. illegally and then present themselves to Customs and Border Patrol, which they were legally able to do.
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He attends almost all of her matches and training sessions, and he was immediately on court consoling her that day at Wimbledon when Mattek-Sands, the No. 1-ranked women's doubles player at the time, screamed out in a combination of pain and fear after her right knee buckled.
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But after allowing 21 points in losses to Notre Dame and Clemson, the defense was stout when it had to be — and it got a break when BC, which had a three-game winning streak snapped, lost quarterback Anthony Brown after his right knee buckled in the second quarter.
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At the end of what Cameron said was one of the best nights of his life, the group piled back into the car, buckled up, and with a designated driver behind the wheel, eased out onto U.S. 24 for the three-and-a-half-hour trip back to Lincoln.
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As a group, recent IPOs have buckled relative to the S&P 500, no doubt in part due to the disastrous attempt by WeWork parent We to force its way into the public markets despite a towering initial private valuation, toxic governance issues and an untested business model.
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Inevitably, the salty breeze transforms even their hardiest wooden furniture into wizened sculptures: Alesch has had to repeatedly resuscitate a pair of low elm benches that have buckled at the joints, and an antique rowboat is eroding behind the warped wooden picnic table at the front of the property.
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I would describe that situation as "not fun," especially because it knocked both of my water bottles off the bike with 30 miles to go, but not because of the bike, which handled the roads with aplomb, where a traditional road bike might have either bucked me off or merely buckled.
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Not only have police allegedly abused other detainees in their custody, but they have hurt people by placing them in vans without seat belts — similar to what Gray went through, suffering some sort of medical emergency in a police van while not buckled in, then being rushed to the hospital.
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A further pullback below that threshold will no doubt get the bears growling about a possible "false breakout" or "double top" — cosmetically reminiscent of the market peaks in 2000 and 2007, when an early-year record high was approached or barely exceeded several months later before the indexes buckled into a bear market.
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Heidi Cruz dishes on 'who Ted is' After his one-time truce with Trump buckled as the Iowa vote has approached, Cruz is now to be deprived of a chance to rough up the real estate mogul himself and shave off a few hundred votes that could be important come Monday night.
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Page had great moments of success in that fight, almost bamboozling Lima from range, landing fast jabs and a variety of flashy kicks, but was out on his back and knocked out when Lima buckled his feet with a kick to the leg then followed up with a brutal uppercut to the face.
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Bo Pilgrim, a small-town Texan who transformed a tiny feed and seed store into one of the biggest chicken producers in the United States and put himself in its logo — in the form of a silhouetted profile under a black, buckled Pilgrim's hat — died on Friday at his home in Pittsburg, Tex.
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After a previous trial ended in a deadlock, jurors last September unanimously voted to convict Scholl of the attempted homicide of her two children, a boy and girl then aged 7 and 5, by hooking up a garden hose to her car's tailpipe in a dark parking lot with her children buckled in the backseat.
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As with most fashion trends, the necklace's increase in popularity started on the runways, which it's dominated for the past few seasons: Dior's Spring 2016 Ready-to-Wear collection gave chokers a romantic twist by pairing them with delicate, bound scarves, and Alexander Wang's Fall 2016 Ready-to-Wear collection featured buckled leather versions.
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Proud mom Rose, 34, shared her own tribute to their son, posting a sweet video of him buckled into the bus seat on a different day and captioning it, "I cried but he was such a big boy 😩😥🤗👶🏽😍" Want all the latest pregnancy and birth announcements, plus celebrity mom blogs?
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So I cantered out of shot and stopped and pulled the left rein, and he very gracefully buckled his front legs and his back legs and died on his left side, which was the side I was on... It was a terrifying moment because I didn't know if I'd get crushed but I was fine.
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By the time he had them buckled up and ready to go, he had his phone out and was live-streaming on Facebook as he narrated a story about how the strange woman had begun stalking them after he refused to let her talk to the children, Mr. Lewis, 27, said in an interview.
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Taylor's shiny metallic green dress balanced out a full skirt and trumpet sleeves with a deep-V neckline and recurring sheer panels, while Alessandra went with a very J.Lo-esque sparkly black Alessandra Rich dress with a plunging neckline cinched at her belly button and a slit to match, finished off with a bedazzled and buckled choker.
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FROM COINAGE: If You Had To Google For 'Ibiza' After The Grammys, You're Not Alone The stars have already started making their fashion footprint on the red carpet, sporting everything from cool camo jackets, distressed denim button-ups and buckled blazers, proving they're the perfect picks to bring a youthful flair to the 30-year menswear legacy brand.
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Monday morning saw the temporary shutdown of two additional sections of highway: An early-morning accident involving an SUV and a tractor-trailer caused a chemical spill that closed the city's downtown connector for several hours; then around 11:30 am, a section of Interstate 20 buckled because of an underground gas leak, causing ongoing westbound lane closures.
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Senate Republicans have sometimes buckled to Trump to confirm nominees they haven't been thrilled about, but they have managed to beat back two recent high-profile Trump nominees: both Herman Cain and Stephen Moore withdrew their nominations to the board of the Federal Reserve after it became clear they would not pass muster with the Senate.
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"I think the state is on notice that they're going to have to work pretty hard to show that an officer's failure to follow and ensure that someone is buckled in alone is enough to satisfy criminal negligence," said David Jaros, an associate professor of law at the University of Baltimore who has been following the cases.
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Stanton's partner in the middle of the order, Judge, homered to lead off the ninth against Red Sox closer Craig Kimbrel, narrowing the deficit to 5-4, but Kimbrel fired a fastball past Brett Gardner for one strikeout, buckled Stanton's knees with a curve for another and then blew a fastball past Luke Voit for the final out.
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The scene in which Faith-as-Buffy stares down Spike and breathes, "I could ride you at a gallop until your legs buckled and your eyes rolled up," has such intense electricity that it'd be unsurprising to learn it was the moment the show decided to give in to the obvious chemistry between Gellar and Marsters for real.
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According to the Sports Illustrated article, which quoted anonymous sources, the accusations against Richardson included his grazing women's breasts as he buckled their car seatbelts; asking women if he could personally shave their legs; and, on Fridays, the Panthers' weekly wear-jeans-to-work days, asking women to spin around so he could check out their backsides.
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Tsonga began the second installment of the match serving at 5-53 in the fifth set and buckled on the eighth point after the resumption, going wide with a forehand to hand 24th seed American Querrey a 6-2 3-6 7-6(5) 1-6 7-5 victory in a match lasting almost three hours.
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Johanna Konta may not have been at her best, but the battling qualities she showed in her epic 7-6 4-6 10-8 victory over Donna Vekic - when she could have easily buckled under pressure from an expectant Centre Court crowd - will have got fans dreaming of a first British women's champion in 40 years.
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She did it via precisely tailored white tuxedo jackets over slick black trousers inset with lace on the side and buckled at multiple points around the legs; buttery black leather coats and dresses embroidered with butterflies or hand-painted with roses, the aggression leeched out; and filigree knit lace dresses and satin bed jackets trimmed in marabou reminiscent of Jean Harlow.
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The background: In May 2017, after the FCC's comment system buckled following a John Oliver report on net neutrality, the FCC's then-chief information officer said the problems stemmed from a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack — and said the attack was similar to one that happened the last time Oliver told viewers to deluge the FCC with comments, in 2014.
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Mr. Anderson will probably never give up his allegiance to the odd, but here was terrific proof that he doesn't have to: drop-waist dresses toggling between pleat and plain, mac skirts and great knits, and swoopy leather trousers that buckled at the ankle (nominally for men, although Mr. Anderson noted that women have been buying his men's collection, too).
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Red Dead Redemption 27 Rockstar's western Red Dead Redemption gave us an expanse, the feel and the grit of taming a steed and riding it into the sunset, dueling with the various outlaws and corruption, watching the fury of the railroad as the "Wild West" buckled to modernity, glowing in the warmth of a strange, extinct and essential American chapter.
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I didn't back Oculus Rift on Kickstarter, thinking it wasn't sensible to jump in so early, but eventually buckled, and soon strapped a headset on every family member or friend who waltzed near my PC. I had a carefully curated set of games and VR experiences to show VR off, and soon enough, I was being asked to give that same VR tour to complete strangers.
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As I finally buckled down and started dealing with said problem, I realized that there was a slight silver lining: the packing process gave me an opportunity to sort through my collection and weed out anything that I no longer wanted (or wanted to sell, because capitalism is an ever-tightening noose around our necks and I have a new parasitic landlord to keep happy).
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No matter what "family meal" you are putting together — the one with your actual spouse and children in a warm yellow kitchen with wood and stone and Le Creuset all around, or the one with your vitamin-D-deficient kitchen kin, left out all afternoon in buckled stainless steel pans under the fluorescents — it is every single thing you want and need it to be.
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As we buckled into a small Piper Archer at Essex County Airport in New Jersey, near his childhood home, Mr. Fabiano rattled off a battery of safety instructions that went well beyond the usual flight attendant script: where to find the fire extinguisher, how to brace yourself over the instrument panel if necessary, how to unlatch the door in case of a crash landing.
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Throughout it all, he consistently managed to capture new moods that were just around the corner, creating pieces women never knew they needed until the clothes went down the runway: a bibbed, tea-length, Peter Pan-collared dress in a deep cerulean lace (fall 2004); a buckled, square-heeled Sun King court shoe (fall 2012); a short-sleeved pajama shirtdress, covered in iridescent pink sequins (fall 2013).
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And as recently as 2013, Republicans appeared to join Democrats in strongly supporting U.S. participation in a more global economy: A Pew Research poll from that year found that 74 percent of Republicans agreed that growing trade and business ties are good for the U.S. But Trump's winning presidential campaign, during which he regularly attacked free trade agreements as "unfair," quickly buckled that consensus.
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"My two best friends planned a surprise birthday party with a big surprise within the surprise," Lawrence told The New York Times about her rollicking 25th birthday bash, Just as her pals started singing "Happy Birthday" to the actress, "Kris Jenner comes out holding my cake, which is a pile of s—, with a sign that says, 'Happy Birthday You Pile of S—.' My knees buckled," she recalled.
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Regarding how it actually works, once in the vehicle and buckled up, a rider taps a button to start the ride, and then displays mounted on the backs of the front seats show a visualization of what the car's sensors see, but selectively simplified and redesigned to draw focus to things that riders find important, and to reassure them about the system's competence and ability to spot all the key variables on the road.
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Her signature body-conscious dresses were extrapolated into boneless corsets sliced at the stomach and under the breasts and worn with skirts buckled asymmetrically and slung low at the hips; Crombie coats given a Carnaby Street spin with exaggerated stripes and big mother-of-pearl buttons; and spaghetti-strap plaid slips inset with a ribbed knit from ribs to thighs where they bubbled into a rounded skirt (bubble skirts and corsets, by the way, being something of a trend).
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Last November, I spotted a Fendi Peekaboo bag, a Saint Laurent Sac de Jour bag, a Balmain biker leather jacket and Men's Louis Vuitton Icare briefcase Off the main artery, Rue de Passy, on a cobblestone pedestrian market street, you'll find Coeur de Luxe, a small shop tricked out like the ultimate French walk-in closet: tuxedo jackets, Céline blouses, Breton striped knits and Chanel tweeds alongside Jean-Claude Jitrois leather, sheared furs by Sylvie Schimmel and no shortage of gold-buckled belts, bags and shoes.
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Star Wars: Secrets of the Empire shares some DNA with the beloved Star Tours ride at Disney's theme parks — which allows us tantalizing glimpses of the many planets introduced in the franchise — but instead of being spectators, safely buckled into a StarSpeeder while chaos erupts around us, Secrets plunks guests in the middle of a mission for the Rebel Alliance, challenging visitors to disguise themselves as Stormtroopers (ideally in groups of three or four) and infiltrate an Imperial base on the hunt for vital intel.
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