Rima has a curious reaction to Zoe's call for help.
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It was not your everyday type of call for help.
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So, Neary put out a call for help on Facebook.
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The troops didn't call for help for about an hour.
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Somebody's trying to call for help and can't even speak.
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A late night call for help with a son's homework.
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Even the city itself used Twitter to call for help.
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Over the din of gunfire, Capps heard a call for help.
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Graswald did not assist him, or call for help, prosecutors said.
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Suddenly, I hear a smack, a grunt, a call for help.
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"There are avenues for them to call for help," he says.
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Today in Monterey moms also responded to a call for help.
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Teachers call for help communicating with refugee parents about their children.
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Why did the soldiers wait so long to call for help?
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You can lie, fake compliance, make a scene, call for help.
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How does this deter anything other than a call for help?
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Call for Help: Don't assume that help is on its way.
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Now NATO has a detailed call for help from Seraj, official said.
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Later, on his Telegram channel, Balina put out a call for help.
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That's when the single mom went to Facebook to call for help.
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The homeowners were able to call for help thanks to their dog.
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She had been unable to call for help as she lost consciousness.
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The man was able to reach his phone and call for help.
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I was apparently vaguely responsive enough that they didn't call for help.
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"Just why didn't you call for help?" she said Friday on HLN.
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Not long after, a call for help came that they couldn't ignore.
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It's not alarming enough to sound the alarms, to call for help.
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Deputies then enter the cell, call for help and begin performing CPR.
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She told police she tried to call for help but was unsuccessful.
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I realized that the most important thing is to call for help.
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Of course you should call for help when someone is in distress.
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Mr. Pinault deleted the call for help once the family was rescued.
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A nurse answered a call for help and tried to do CPR.
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First off today, a call for help from our friends at Vox.com.
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Remember: People who are drowning usually can't splash or call for help.
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The February message contained some technicals details but did not call for help.
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A neighbor sent out a call for help on a community message board.
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The men were stranded, with nobody to see them and call for help.
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Well now they just pick up the cell phone, they call for help!
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"Hurry up, hurry up, call for help!" a woman shouted in one video.
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After they left, Kardashian was able to free herself and call for help.
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"Just why didn't you call for help?" she said on HLN last week.
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She says Copeland also took her phone so she couldn't call for help.
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Attempts to call for help were forcibly muffled by the nominee, she claimed.
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He also asked retired nurses and doctors to answer the call for help.
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The department teaches us to pick up the phone and call for help.
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How are we supposed to differentiate between humor and someone's call for help?
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I had a smart phone to call for help if I needed to.
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A call for help A woman called 911 Sunday morning around 9 a.m.
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Their radio had run out of battery so they couldn't call for help.
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On average, responders arrived 7.9 minutes after the call for help was placed.
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Once the migrants reach international waters they call for help by satellite phone.
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Bustamante remembers calling 9-1-1 after hearing her mom call for help.
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"It killed him," the father said of the alleged wait to call for help.
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When the shark alarm went off, there was always somewhere to call for help.
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Having left his phone in the car, he was unable to call for help.
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She was able to call for help but couldn't tell dispatch her exact location.
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Panic finally setting in, Humphries ran to her daughter's room to call for help.
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By 4 am on Saturday they were responding to their first call for help.
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Critics say that prosecuting those people will make others afraid to call for help.
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"If somebody's struggling, not every associate is going to call for help," he says.
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And we did so within days of their first call for help in 2014.
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The defense said the dispatch was tantamount to a call for help for Mr. Gurley.
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Her twin sister, running into the house to call for help, tripped on a rug.
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It looked like she had been trying to use her phone to call for help.
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Bran's powers are so omniscient that he can seemingly call for help in his vision.
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If anything bad were to happen, she would have no one to call for help.
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His wire wasn't a transmitter, but a simple recorder, so he couldn't call for help.
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She didn't call for help because her 5-year-old granddaughter was in the house.
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With her help, he was able to open the van door and call for help.
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Afterward, Weier and Geyser claimed they told Leutner they were going to call for help.
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He can only say "call for help" or repeat whatever the last stranger told him.
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A third call for help reported that the truck had run someone off the road.
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But mathematicians can be patriotic citizens too, and they have heard the call for help.
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When the man attacked Romanovskaya in 2000, she had no cellphone to call for help.
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And because most Kashmiris don't have landlines in their homes, they can't call for help.
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After the accident, the group had to travel over a mile to call for help.
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But he decided that Trump's call for help from China was a bridge too far.
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A call for help The first dispatches from the ship came at around 2 a.m.
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Because they can't breathe, the person who is drowning is physically unable to call for help.
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She was struck by the simplicity of the predicament, the profundity of the call for help.
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According to the Alexandria Police Department, the couple waited over an hour to call for help.
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Officers responding to a 911 call for help arrived at the home just after 1 a.m.
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In April, Labecki, a retired English teacher, posted a call for help on his Facebook page.
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Police said in their statement that Groene had tried to call for help but was unsuccessful.
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French helicopters, scrambled after the U.S. call for help, evacuated several soldiers wounded in the clash.
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They say flat tires, dead batteries and lockouts are the primary reasons drivers call for help.
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After all, she knew that she could walk—why not run outside and call for help?
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Several took out their phones — not to call for help, but instead to record the scene.
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Many residents have relied on the internet to communicate with one another and call for help.
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But the police said that they received the first call for help at 22.5:41 p.m.
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And so a call for help went out among grass-roots liberal groups around the state.
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Instead of a call for help from a strong hero, Donald Trump's image highlights our weaknesses.
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I circle more polling stations, underline the number they can call for help or a ride.
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Two of the biggest superheroes in the Marvel cinematic universe answered a call for help on Sunday.
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There is no social operator's manual and there are no adults that you can call for help.
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Officers responded to a woman's call for help at Brown's suburban Los Angeles residence around 3 a.m.
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Uxbridge Animal Control responded to the call for help and the puppies are now in its care.
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When that didn't work, Appel used a surfboard to paddle to their vessel and call for help.
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Her next call for help came Sunday evening, after the kids were not returned to Connie's care.
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He then ran outside carrying his dying daughter and yelled for a neighbor to call for help.
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And when Newsum went to call for help, her electricity shut off and phone service went down.
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Now here's the kicker: Most companies know they are making you miserable when you call for help.
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"And that's why you saw such a county-wide response for this call for help," he added.
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Noise from the coolers' compressors may have concealed any attempts to call for help, according to Weddum.
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Deputies tried to tase Okobi seven times as he tried to stumble away and call for help.
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The woman reached for her cellphone to call for help, but the driver grabbed it from her.
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Salcedo said he tried to find his phone to call for help, but couldn&apost see it.
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It can be the difference between making a quick call for help or being stranded for hours.
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Many Twitter users have responded to the restaurant's call for help in sharing information about the free dinner.
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Two of the children were able to run to a neighbor's home and call for help, police said.
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She was struck in the ankle and went inside the store to call for help, the report said.
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Or take calls on his speakerphone if you need to call for help from a certain retired Jedi.
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"I didn't think anybody would pay attention to my call for help, but my fanbase did," she said.
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Then she got a call for help responding to an "unknown condition" at the nearby World Trade Center.
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An 8-year-old boy died from a meth overdose after his father refused to call for help.
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On Sunday, she used a satellite phone to call for help after falling down a 65-foot valley.
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She tried to call for help but could not locate any phones in the house, including her cell.
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More than 100 of the fatal encounters began with a 911 call for help during a medical emergency.
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Like scores of other fatal police encounters involving Tasers, Lucky Phounsy's death began with a call for help.
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The teaser shows a futuristic Delos computer screen as an "unknown user" tries to frantically call for help.
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No one wants to call for help in an escape room, especially if you've just broken into one.
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"To think that anyone would just lack any kind of moral conscience to call for help," Martinez said.
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With the repeated devastation of these islands, here's hoping neighboring nations heed Prime Minister Skerrit's call for help.
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The group has also set up a hotline that immigrants can call for help (1-844-363-1423).
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Officials tell the News Observer that if you see if you should stay away and call for help.
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So what happens if someone you know issues a call for help, or something that sounds like it?
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When one of these issues is detected, you can call for help through the watch's "emergency SOS" feature.
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If drivers hit a deer or their vehicles break down, they cannot call for help from their cellphones.
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If that driver is disabled or asleep, the Caddy can pull over, stop automatically and call for help.
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It's known as a panic button, a small gadget that housekeepers can use to swiftly call for help.
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Rather than call for help, the senator scurried to his confidantes (played by Ed Helms and Jim Gaffigan).
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More recently, a surprise call for help from Argentina to the International Monetary Fund added to further outflows.
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During a press conference, Turner said "there is absolutely no reason" why any individual shouldn't call for help.
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That year, the two hired Ryan Graves, an engineer who responded to Uber's call for help on Twitter.
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Though the GPS and maps on his phone were working, he had no service to call for help.
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Sherman in particular was known as someone who didn't like to say no to a call for help.
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" After he told her that he "was going to call for help," Glennon said Portwood then "regurgitated the pills.
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He used his school-issued radio to call for help from the school administration and resource officer, authorities said.
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Because these children often do not communicate through typical speech, they often lack the ability to call for help.
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Talking heads rushed to the microphone to lament the stalling economy and call for help from the Federal Reserve.
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Any attempts to call for help may have been muffled by the noise from the compressors for the coolers.
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Once he began bashing Caban in the head, it was forseeable that Caban would try to call for help.
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Smith drops to the ground, the video shows, and runs back to his patrol car to call for help.
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And residents still can't call for help across vast swaths of the island because of widespread cellular network outages.
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"If you call for help, you may not get it," the New South Wales police said in a statement.
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Walker obtained an e-mail list from the school, and he sent out a call for help in November.
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In 2015, a man in Tennessee used it to call for help after being pinned underneath a pickup truck.
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One physically attacked the woman before she was able to call for help and the man fled the scene.
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"Let's say somebody answers your call for help, but says they don't know how to do it," she said.
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Oil and Money SUNBURY-ON-THAMES, England — BP's troubleshooters here received a call for help from colleagues in Azerbaijan.
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Over the weekend, the account posted a similar call for help with identifying people in the images circulated online.
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His friend couldn't call for help because he couldn't move and wasn't visible to other motorists, according to Uehara.
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You can arm and disarm the alarm, call for help, trigger the siren, and set preprogrammed modes, all via voice.
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The kangaroo began to struggle in the deep water and worried many onlookers who put in the call for help.
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He was alone with his father, and because of the lack of cell reception, they also couldn't call for help.
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Remember when horror movies featured slashers who cut phone lines, leaving their victims with no way to call for help?
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They would share information and pictures with messages of hope, and the Facebook community responded to the call for help.
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And even if someone does call for help, the first responders who show up don't always have naloxone with them.
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She filed for a restraining order, saying he's strangled her and broken cell phones so she couldn't call for help.
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They transported the brave man to a boat ramp so they could get enough phone signal to call for help.
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Or a neighbor would have stepped outside and seen him, perhaps even worked up the courage to call for help.
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Chief Rogers said Mr. Bush was taken into custody four minutes after the police received the first call for help.
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Your response to our call for help was tremendous, and we can't thank everyone enough for their generosity and support.
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This group provides verbal support to callers and will call for help if someone stops responding due to an overdose.
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Officers had to call for help from other departments around the city just to "stabilize the scene," the spokesman said.
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However, the sheer scale of the crisis forced them to put out an urgent call for help on Jan. 7.
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Even after it was clear he needed medical attention, fraternity members didn't call for help for at least 12 hours.
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In the 1950s, a call for help meant knowing the numbers for the police or fire department in your community.
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As noted in Engadget, the option to call for help will pop up after you push the power button five times.
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He did not call for help until he was on the life raft and did not look for his missing wife.
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About 30% of them were "already in or en route" to health care facilities when the call for help came in.
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Ahead of her Ariana Grande-inspired costume, she put out a call for help on coming up with a costume idea.
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Sam, a British citizen, was able to chase the giraffe away and call for help after jogging up to the scene.
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And it's the mid-1800s, so it's not like you can tweet out a few SOS emojis and call for help.
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He's needed to help repair the communications system to call for help, but quickly realizes that something has gone horrifyingly wrong.
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Li counted five to six gunshots, then got into his car and drove away, as he tried to call for help.
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"You did a good job talking to that man and asking him to call for help," the dispatcher assured the girl.
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Her attacker had left her with her phone but she was unable to call for help because she didn't have service.
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However, this is where we run into our second obstacle: Witnesses to an overdose must be willing to call for help.
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As Leno tells the story, the doors wouldn't open and Carson had to call for help so he could get out.
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"Always look for someone in a red vest or find a manager who can call for help," they told Business Insider.
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Other patrons used Twitter call for help and described a disturbing scene, with many hiding in different areas of the club.
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He then started arching his back and neck involuntarily and eventually could barely breathe, prompting his family to call for help.
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A nurse appointed Alphonsine to watch Elina's oxygen monitor and call for help if the reading fell below a certain level.
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Billy Murphy, a lawyer for McNair's family, said that Maryland's 911 call for help, which was recorded at 5:58 p.m.
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He was eventually rescued when he emerged from the cave and found skiers with a satellite phone to call for help.
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The surge in fire activity has led California to call for help to at least 17 other states and two countries.
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The officer sent out a garbled call for help, and additional officers were on the scene two minutes later, he added.
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The Honduran caravan is a call for help in ending violence and impunity, and replacing it with the rule of law.
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Because she had no minutes on her cell phone, Brooke did not call for help, she told authorities, according to the report.
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They said Conaway refused to bring the child to the hospital and wouldn't let anyone else call for help, court records show.
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That is key, since it means you don't need to fumble around unlocking the phone or make it obvious call for help.
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There isn't a law in Florida that requires people to call for help for anyone in distress, according to law enforcement officials.
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But Worsley was forced to call for help on Friday amid blizzard conditions, and in poor health he was airlifted to hospital.
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For the elderly, a bean carried in a pocket could register a fall and then call for help via its owner's phone.
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"His comment was, he was too shocked to call for help and did not tell anyone for over three decades," Coons said.
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LAPD officials said that officers were responding to a woman's call for help after she claimed Brown threatened her with a gun.
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Tito turned to social media to call for help -- and offered tickets to the show if someone came to save the group.
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My God — that teenage girl who managed to find a phone in that situation and call for help, she is my hero.
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For Patrick S., the question of whether the man had a home did not factor into his decision to call for help.
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She put out a call for help on Facebook, and a local family with a truck went to pick up the order.
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On October 15, 2018, the Barron County Sheriff's Office in Wisconsin received a call for help at a home on Highway 8.
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Chaim was the only one to escape, jumping over a fence and running into a non-Jewish building to call for help.
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She said two little sisters, who were shackled to their beds, had been crying at night and wanted her to call for help.
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They were rescued after one of them crawled back up to the road to get cell service and make a call for help.
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While it wound up being a false alarm, a fire department spokesman Roman Clark said the school was right to call for help.
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"It's important to remember that during these things you must stay calm, call for help and try to get evidence," Chris tells says.
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A number of key questions still remain unanswered about the ambush, including why it took the soldiers an hour to call for help.
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The German researchers found that when a Matabele ant is injured, it will "call" for help by excreting chemicals that alert its mates.
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" At first, Kunicki didn't call for help because she didn't want her colleagues to turn up in an ambulance and find her "tipsy.
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People who are present for overdoses don't always call for help, often because they're scared of getting in trouble for using illegal drugs.
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He is also an experienced paramedic who was able to apply first-aid to himself, get to his vehicle and call for help.
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In a drunken state, he'd kicked down his front door and couldn't bring himself to tend to the wound, or call for help.
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Turkey could call for help from the International Monetary Fund, although President Tayyip Erdogan is strongly opposed to any dealings with the lender.
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In 2017, the Indian government required all mobile phones sold in India to have a panic button enabling women to call for help.
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The migrants left Tajoura, in western Libya, before dawn on Wednesday, and the coast guard received a call for help around 3 p.m.
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He will learn that, in a moment of crisis, a call for help may result in little more than several days in purgatory.
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And unlike a standard smoke alarm, a smart one can alert you even when you're not home, so you can call for help.
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He also submitted a photo, which investigators used to verify his identity with the officers who initially responded to the call for help.
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As we reported ... her first 911 call was made as Scottie stood next to Larsa, telling her to cancel the call for help.
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They didn't call for help The women told police they were bathing Malachi on July 23 after he soiled himself, court documents said.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified the person who tweeted the address of the Capital Gazette office in a call for help.
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He was about 10 miles from the trailhead and his cell phone did not have a signal so he couldn't call for help.
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He recalls being spat on for being gay, and was nearly raped at knife point last year before managing to call for help.
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Gellar tries to open her phone to call for help using face recognition, but can't because using Olay has changed her skin that much.
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Unfortunately, those who overdose are powerless to call for help in an emergency and therefore fail to ever receive the lifesaving opioid antidote naloxone.
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Siemers was able to walk back to the Old Faithful Inn, where he was staying near the geyser, and call for help around midnight.
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Gigi Wu, 36, used a satellite phone to call for help after falling down a 65-foot valley on Sunday, according to Taiwan Times.
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You can fight alongside a friend in their own HTC Vive playspace, and talk over the headset to coordinate strategy or call for help.
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They include wrapping the deck in razor wire and building a "citadel" on board where the crew can barricade themselves and call for help.
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Maybe, at some point, somebody in Germany will care about that and heed the call for help from a deeply worried German business community.
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Ms. Colker's husband, Brian Van Melito, told the police that he fought with the suspect, then managed to get away and call for help.
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White told police she pepper sprayed Taylor when he took her cell phone -- and he broke it when she tried to call for help.
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In responding to each call for help, a police force brings the policies and values of both the local and national government to bear.
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Everybody's proud in this industry, so the beginning of the conversation is always awkward, but it is basically a call for help each time.
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Left alone with one of the kidnappers, he managed to untie himself, beat the man unconscious and use his phone to call for help.
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Neither did Bennett immediately activate a personal locator beacon or use a satellite phone to signal or call for help for Hellman, prosecutors said.
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Super Cruise can slow the car to a stop, engage hazard lights and call for help if it determines a driver isn't paying attention.
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Portable panic buttons, like those now mandated in Seattle, let hotel workers call for help if they're being harassed or assaulted by a guest.
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For instance, Apple Watch has an Emergency SOS feature that can call for help, send heart rate alerts and detect falls of significant impact.
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In no uncertain terms, he assured his city that anyone who needs rescuing and support can call for help — no matter their immigration status.
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If you're confused about anything, Watts says there will be a phone number that you can call for help, and you should take advantage.
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General Dunford did not rule out that the Green Berets could have tried to call for help during that initial hour but were unsuccessful.
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It showed that Mr. Liang, his lawyer said, had in fact called in the incident and that his message amounted to a call for help.
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Naked and bloodied, Mack fled through a back door and over a fence before finding a neighbor who made an additional 911 call for help.
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McDermott managed to get out on to the driveway of the house to call for help, in spite of his body wanting to shut down.
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Unable to call for help, he took a picture of the home and posted it to the South Point Police Department's Facebook page, WSAZ reports.
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Two men who were outside the hotel when the avalanche struck managed to avoid the moment of impact, and were able to call for help.
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The crew's failure to call for help was costly, say maritime safety professionals, because many of those in life jackets could have survived for hours.
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A call for help came next, when Rubio asked those who happened to be filming at the Senate carriage entrance Tuesday between 11:20 a.m.
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Worried about scrambling around the rocks in the dark alone, Smith sprinted back to her car and posted a call for help in the 14ers.
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It emerged that the girls had been locked in a classroom after an escape attempt and had set mattresses on fire to call for help.
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So I can see how if she had an issue with her foot, she probably didn't have much choice other than to call for help.
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And while life-threatening situations allow for some leeway in strict prohibitions on contact between the sexes, some women remained reluctant to call for help.
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"Nine-one-one is based on the premise of believing the caller: When you call for help, you're going to get help," Chief Livingston said.
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One of the two officers, who work for the Russian Interior Ministry, managed to call for help from the National Guard, an elite military unit.
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The report said the crew never made a radio call for help and were trying to turn back for the airport when the plane crashed.
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Call for help Authorities are asking anyone with information on the shootings to contact the Baltimore Police Department or the Metro Crime Stoppers tip line.
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Now, Ms. Cockie says, she is afraid to call for help, knowing it might lead her to jail, and to the loss of her children.
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That is one reason, critics say, why its overdose death rate is the second-highest in Europe after Estonia's: users are afraid to call for help.
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That's when he and three friends got together to create an app that students could activate quickly and quietly on their smartphones to call for help.
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In the post, HPD also advised drivers to look out for bears while on the road and call for help if they spot the large animals.
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Responding to Mr Hadi's call for help, Prince Muhammad organised a coalition that included Egypt, Morocco, Jordan, Sudan, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Bahrain.
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Abdelaziz Yusuf, a criminal lawyer in Cairo, said Egyptian maritime law required all vessels to carry communication equipment and to call for help in an emergency.
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Morton didn't call for help — but he did take a smiling self-portrait with Ryan's body, which he later sent to another boy via social media.
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Thankfully, national championship hero Tua Tagovailoa documented the players' hilarious reactions when they realized they were stuck ... while Saban appears to make a call for help.
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"When we saw the call for help on Twitter @southwestair, we knew we had to say yes to the dress," a representative for the airline said.
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There's also the fact that Saglana's grandparents didn't have a phone with which to call for help — according to some, the fault of the local government.
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That changed after serial entrepreneur and host of CNBC's "The Profit, " Marcus Lemonis, responded to Standard Burger's founder and co-owner Sammy Lazoja's call for help.
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It's a smart addition, and I'm sure many women can see the value in having a discreet way to call for help in an emergency situation.
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A bus driver told police that he had offered to call for help, but he said she replied that she had already called for roadside assistance.
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It was more of a call for help than a legal measure, and once again it has focused Canada's attention on longstanding problems in the region.
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Helen Dickinson, chief executive of lobby group, the British Retail Consortium (BRC), reiterated her call for help from the government, including a freeze on business rates.
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In that moment of distraction, the husband grabs the phone to call for help, but it's ripped from his hands and he is mercilessly pistol-whipped.
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The officer put out a call for help which brought officers from CHP, Riverside Police and the Riverside County Sheriff's Department to the scene, Railsback said.
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Bystanders then submit the video to a news station or post it to social media rather than using that power or voice to call for help.
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Quintino Marcella, a restaurateur, told the Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera that he had received a frantic call for help from Mr. Parete on Wednesday night.
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Tapping and hoping Twenty of the crew were rescued a few hours after the first call for help went out early Sunday, but four remained missing.
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Instead of going through one of the countless staffing agencies in Las Vegas he put out a general call for help and he got plenty of responses.
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" The motion continues: "The defendant stated he did not call for help and that he believed she had died from striking her head on the porch post.
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A call for help State and federal officials intervened on behalf of the family, Amber Murray, a Washington-based immigration attorney working on the case, told CNN.
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Witnesses said the 28-year-old mother of two briefly got out of her Toyota Tundra pickup truck, but did not call for help or identify herself.
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Her husband Benoit (Stijn Van Opstal) gifts a pre-accident Mie with a "panic button" gadget that will help her call for help if something goes wrong.
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"He couldn't make a call for help, so he crawled in his state of disrepair from being assaulted to the neighbor's house to get help," Rosselle says.
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Other winners included the Hamburg University of Applied Sciences for a wheelchair design that allows users to access on-board toilets without needing to call for help.
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Meanwhile, Don Babbitt, the pad leader for North American Aviation—the company that made the Apollo spacecraft—moved to pick up the phone and call for help.
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We were required to carry emergency insurance, a pressure bandage, a whistle to call for help and a collapsible cup or flask to use at aid stations.
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Sara Pratt, a former deputy assistant secretary for fair housing at the agency, said HUD had provided consultants and a hotline that jurisdictions could call for help.
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Officers Richard Tarver and Christopher Noll were among the first to respond to the call for help that day, they each recounted in separate testimony on Monday.
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"He realized maybe too late, or he never realized he was in such danger and couldn't make a rational decision to even call for help," she said.
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The ex-boyfriend, aware that the woman would face additional penalties for future 911 calls, became more aggressive and taunted her to make the call for help.
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An 55-year-old woman lost for three days in the Australian wilderness has been rescued after her desperate call for help was captured on CCTV footage.
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After finding her body, Pilarski's husband reportedly went to a neighbor's home and told her, "My wife was killed by dogs," prompting her to call for help.
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To elder-care facilities after the storm, he was even more solicitous: He gave them what he said was his personal cellphone number to call for help.
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The Bettica has already responded to another call for help and is in the process of rescuing 108 migrants from a large rubber boat, the navy said.
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Others tell of a 363 call for help ending in the caller's arrest, or of a minor charge leading to 12 hours in a fetid holding cell.
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Kurtis, Caitlin, and their children were not inside at the time the flames broke out and quickly scrambled to call for help and extinguish the fire themselves.
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It's supposed to save lives by encouraging people to call for help, but Hottinger thinks the measure goes too far in the direction of condoning drug use.
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And a few will simply wander through the barren, moon-like landscape for hours in search of this thing until they give up and call for help.
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In a video posted just two weeks after his original call for help, Ben's father Marc described how he had been inundated with cups from around the world.
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When their story was published in Zeit, a German magazine, the journalists also included a call for help: Please help us create a fund to help these women.
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People who relied on home oxygen and dialysis machines or refrigeration for diabetes medication were left vulnerable, cut off from medical professionals and unable to call for help.
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While Hector, Hanaryo and Armistice are busy helping Maeve, Sizemore busts out that walkie talkie he stole in "Akane No Mai" and uses is to call for help.
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Lawrence, an experienced pilot and Vietnam War veteran, made a call for help just before the Bell 206B helicopter crashed near the Byler's ranch around 1:57 a.m.
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"During one group interview, respondents described a recent case where herders were able to call for help during an attack where lions seized multiple cattle," the study reads.
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In those instances it is recommended that you not leave the person alone, call for help, and take the person for a consultation with a mental health professional.
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It's a neat trick, though like a lot of things that claim to be holographic, it's not exactly on the same level as Leia's iconic call for help.
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Leaving the relative shelter of the car, he hiked with his son to higher ground and was able to get a cell phone signal to call for help.
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The system can also be manually triggered at the press of a button, with BMW suggesting that rider use this to call for help for other road users.
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The Lake Jackson resident traveled an hour with his boat to help rescue flood victims in the Houston suburb because he saw a call for help on Facebook.
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Aboard the life raft, he used a satellite phone and activated a small battery-powered transmitting device to call for help and report his wife missing, prosecutors said.
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The Australian couple answered Thunberg's call for help getting back to Europe after the year's most important UN climate-change summit, COP25, was moved from Chile to Spain.
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A Reddit user put out a call for help, asking for ideas on how to stop his ex-girlfriend from ruining Game of Thrones for him every week.
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Hey, you never know when you'll break down in the middle of nowhere and need a phone to call for help, so it's best to keep one handy.
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Last week, Tinder announced that it was adding some new safety features to its app, including a panic button to call for help and a photo-verification tool.
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The next time you see someone clutch their chest and fall to the ground are you just going to step over them or will you call for help?
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Two minutes later, she grabbed her purse and her cigarettes and said that the guy was going to take her to the service station to call for help.
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She told police that she reached for her phone to call for help, but, she said, the driver took the phone from her and repeatedly denied having it.
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Even as Houston flooded, the power stayed on for most, allowing citizens to use TV and radio to stay apprised of danger, or social media to call for help.
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Tietsort allegedly told investigators that Benson felt cold to the touch and she knew he was dead, but did not try to resuscitate the baby or call for help.
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The injured officer was able to call for help, police said, meanwhile building management and maintenance workers nearby "heard the struggle" and were able to control and disarm Augustin.
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Lawrence-Daley was finally discovered early the next morning, nearly eight hours later, when she heard voices on the floor above her and began to desperately call for help.
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It's useful if you're roommate keeps dying in Saints Row 4 and you want to pretend you can't hear her call for help so you throw on your headphones.
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There was nobody to call for help, and I knew that I was the only one who knew where she was in the house, and waiting wasn't an option.
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Apple Watches, from the Series 4 model on, contain a feature that detects when the wearer takes a big fall and asks if they want to call for help.
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I implore President Trump to engage in evidence-based best practices and to heed the call for help from those of us on the front lines of the epidemic.
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An excessively intoxicated Piazza fell down a flight of stairs, but fraternity members did not call for help until the next morning, when it was too late, officials said.
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That year, Officer Irma Lozada, 25, was unable to call for help when she was chasing a man out of a subway stop in Brooklyn and onto the street.
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The Bettica also responded to a second call for help on Wednesday and in a rescue operation that pulled 108 migrants from a large rubber boat, the navy said.
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Cell coverage is strong enough across the borderlands that both Mexico and the United States run public messaging campaigns encouraging migrants to call for help before it's too late.
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That's why he and other officials urge migrants to not just bring phones while crossing through miles of desert but to call for help if they run into trouble.
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Britain's National Health Service will have its standouts to choose from, including some of the 500,000-plus people who volunteered within hours of a call for help this week.
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The roughly 2,20193 Willowbrook alumni who are alive today are among society's most vulnerable members, unable in many cases to speak or call for help because of mental impairments.
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More than a dozen people had responded to Jamie Anderson's call for help moving books to higher shelves at her independent bookstore, Downtown Books, in Manteo on Roanoke Island.
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Earlier this week, the telecommunications ministry said all mobile phones sold in India from January 2017 must have a panic button to enable the user to call for help.
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This law was passed last year with the idea of making it easier for people to call for help, even if they're using or in possession of illegal drugs.
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A call for help Many state and federal officials have intervened on behalf of the family, a Washington, D.C.-based immigration attorney working on the case, Amber Murray told CNN.
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Three days ago, he posted a call for help to the /r/apple subreddit: What should he do with nearly 80 gigabytes of videos now that YouTube booted them off?
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One soldier was able to use a cell phone to call for help, but the other was still missing, prompting Israel to send more troops and helicopters to the area.
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After running out of water the next day, Rodgers made the decision to climb a nearby ridge in order to find a cellphone signal so she could call for help.
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According to the AP, nearby campers saw the lightning strike and had to maneuver their boat of the area, which had bad cell service, before they could call for help.
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" A frantic call for help About an hour after the nurse left, the suit said, Thompson woke feeling "drowsy and groggy" and "noticed her son was unresponsive in her arms.
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And when undocumented immigrants fear the police, they're less likely to call for help if they're victims of crime and less likely to testify in court about crimes they witness.
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Authorities previously said the teens wouldn't be charged because Florida does not have a law that obligates a citizen to render aid or call for help for anyone in distress.
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Erbol radio reported that Illanes sent out an early call for help, soon after he was taken hostage, in which he said he had been threatened with being cut up.
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Rescue teams determined that there was no cell phone coverage in the remote area, and radio communication was limited — likely making it difficult for the man to call for help.
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Officer Delgado, a native of Puerto Rico who moved to Florida in the late 1990s, was responding to a disturbance in Eatonville when the first call for help went out.
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Justice Department lawyers scoffed at this claim in prior trials involving the standoff but newly-released documents confirm that snipers were in place prior to the Bundy's call for help.
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In a Facebook post from the Colorado Springs Police Department, authorities have posted a desperate call for help after a good samaritan brought the "very unusual wallet" into the station.
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During the storm some people were reluctant to call for help for fear of being deported, and now, for these vulnerable populations, the idea of "recovery" is no less fraught.
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David Regan, the candidate, was speaking to Cora Ann Davis, 80, at her door when they heard her husband Bill Davis call for help after falling, television station KGW8 reported.
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The U.N. agency's call for help is made harder by the competing demands on donors for crises in Syria, Yemen, Myanmar, Afghanistan and the Democratic Republic of Congo, among others.
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Responding to a call for help, rescue organizations across the county have been taking in animals from Texas shelters to free up space for those directly affected by the disaster.
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The newspaper had a front-page headline that read, "Batman Captures Joker," and the bat signal was projected in the sky as the city's call for help from the superhero.
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Conscious of the difficulties, the government said it had set up national operational centers, and a phone line for people in need of food and clothing to call for help.
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Another possible problem might arise in the case of a crash; instead of transmitting your location — and, potentially, a call for help — the phone would sit half-dead in that compartment.
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A 4-year-old California girl found her parents and grandfather dead in their Pine Grove home on Thursday and used her slain grandfather's phone to call for help, reports say.
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I used H&R Block for my taxes a couple of times and felt good about the option to go in or make a phone call for help from a professional.
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The report notes that the babysitter delayed calling 911 for a period until reaching her son, the foster father and a law enforcement officer, who instructed her to call for help.
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Instead of having a costly, dedicated device to call for help — say if a person injures themselves — Echos could be used instead and set to dial 911 or home care service.
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He'd left his phone in his car, and found himself in the belly of the beast that is a Bank of America ATM room without any way to call for help.
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But he's still got too many hit points, and even if all your silenced weapons hit, he'd still be left standing at the end of it and would call for help.
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He managed to put out a call for help, which brought officers from CHP, Riverside Police and the Riverside County Sheriff's Department to the scene, who exchanged gunfire with the suspect.
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Then Ms. Rojas introduced staff members from the organization Exodus Transitional Community and urged people to call for help with resumes, job training, graduation equivalency diploma preparation, housing — whatever they needed.
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The call for help is coming from officials across the United States, who say help needs to arrive faster, especially in an era when climate change is spurring increasingly severe disasters.
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TMZ has obtained the audio of Zahn McClarnon's call for help, which he placed on his own after he fell in his home and hit his head a couple weeks ago.
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Newton responded to the fight, Cottrell said, but when he requested back up from Teachman, the police chief chose to remain inside the center and not respond to Newton's call for help.
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With cold, wet fingers, the men were unable to use their phone's touchscreen to call for help, so one of them used to power of Siri to make a call to 911.
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The unit did not call for help until an hour after it first encountered the militants, he said, and French aircraft did not arrive to provide support for 60 minutes after that.
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Zimmerman said officers who responded to the pair's call for help made a heroic attempt to save the life of their other colleague, rushing him to a hospital in a squad vehicle.
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A black bear attacked a 71-year-old New Hampshire woman in her home early Tuesday morning, but she survived and was able to call for help, New England Cable News reports.
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Mackiewicz and Revol got stuck at the 2000,21 meter mark, from where they used a satellite phone to call for help, spokesman for the Alpine Club of Pakistan Karrar Haidri told Reuters.
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Some smugglers and migrants carry smartphones and text with WhatsApp, an encrypted messenger service, and with burners, when migrants call for help, officials can trace their locations for search-and-rescue operations.
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When a mother in Australia discovered her 1-year-old daughter had stopped breathing and was turning blue, according to a report in Yahoo Australia, she enlisted Siri to call for help.
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The CEOs of major hotel companies are launching a new initiative to improve employee safety by providing workers with safety devices to call for help in cases of sexual harassment or assault.
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A US drone arrived within minutes of their call for help, but it was unarmed because US drones in Niger are not authorized to be armed, a US defense official told CNN.
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McKenzie said the fighting could have been too intense for the soldiers to use their communications equipment, or they could have first thought the attack wasn't significant enough to call for help.
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Mr. Piazza had been given 18 drinks in less than 90 minutes, and tumbled down a flight of stairs, but fraternity members waited nearly 12 hours to call for help, prosecutors say.
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Nobody received a mayday signal from the aircraft, and the passengers made no attempt to contact loved ones or call for help because, experts told "60 Minutes," the passengers were all unconscious.
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While it doesn't seem they will contain any special form of privacy protection or encryption, the smartphones will help women access services, call for help and keep in contact with friends and family.
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The call for help follows European Union efforts to work with Seraj to curb an expected surge in people taking to boats to Europe from Libya as the weather improves in the Mediterranean.
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Another man stopped at the scene and used the trooper's portable radio to call for help, though emergency responders were already on the way, responding to Andersson's call for medical help for Lopez.
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When he ran to the living room to call for help, he said he had to turn a light on, creating a spark that ignited fumes from the gasoline, blowing up the house.
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"When the subject started shooting, his wife told her mother to run out of the house and call for help," states a press release from the Miami-Dade Police Department obtained by PEOPLE.
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Authorities believe Williams fell first while walking to her car the night before and Haley may have tripped on a rug in the garage while trying to call for help inside the house.
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Two cops from Toronto got themselves in a batch of trouble on Sunday when they allegedly ate some marijuana edibles while on duty, got really stoned, and were forced to call for help.
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He's thinking about instances where people might get trapped under rubble or separated from their friends and family and don't have phone service or Internet to call for help or ask for resources.
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Between taking pictures and using GPS, your phone can drain pretty quickly and you don't want to be caught with a dead battery if you get lost or need to call for help.
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Police had initially said it could be difficult to charge the teens because Florida doesn't have a law that obligates a citizen to render aid or call for help for anyone in distress.
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So on a rainy day, we walked down a narrow path from daybreak through afternoon, but the soldiers had no radios to call for help when it quickly became flooded for vast stretches.
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The "Jesus Walks" rapper, 39, was taken to the Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital at the University of California, Los Angeles, last week after police responded to a call for help, several media outlets reported.
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" In her speech to the Democratic National Convention last week, Hillary Clinton also brought up the response to Brown's call, saying it demonstrated "how Americans answer when the call for help goes out.
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The funds raised will contribute to the organization's daily operations, which include multiple emergency phone banks and chat systems that youth considering suicide can call for help, Trevor Project leader Amit Paley said.
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To make this even more Abbott and Costello-esque, an officer who was responding to the officers' call for help slipped on some ice and had to go to the hospital as well.
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A GoFundMe page for the rescue mission appeared within hours of Ms. Revol's call for help, and as of Sunday evening, a little more than 100,000 euros, or about $125,000, had been raised.
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Some are calling for the industry to be nationalized, and others were unsympathetic to the airlines' call for help, saying that other industries and workers, like local businesses and restaurants, need aid too.
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Tide has a page on its website dedicated to safe handling of its products, advising consumers to drink a glass of water or milk if a product is swallowed and call for help.
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He did not call for help until he was safely on the life raft — about 45 minutes after he first woke up — and did not look for or call out for his missing wife.
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Just because there aren't currently police working for the city doesn't mean there aren't law enforcement officers protecting the town, or others who residents can call for help in Green Mountain Falls, she said.
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Alongside the technical problems, they said they endured two separate tiger shark encounters — a claim that has prompted many to ask why the women didn't use their emergency distress beacon to call for help.
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Housekeepers and cocktail servers who work at the largest casinos in Las Vegas will soon carry panic buttons allowing them to call for help if they experience sexual harassment or abuse on the job.
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In the 20-minute 911 call, the girl is heard telling an operator that her sisters, who were chained to their beds, had begged her to call for help, the Riverside Press-Enterprise reported.
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MPs in the UK are considering introducing the Nordic Model, which could prove hugely dangerous for sex workers—criminalizing clients only makes them far less likely to call for help if something goes wrong.
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Alongside the technical problems, they said they endured two separate tiger shark encounters — a claim that has prompted many to ask why the women didn't use their emergency distress beacon to call for help.
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A device that even partly corrects those injuries might keep crucial details — whom to call for help, how to use the phone, even navigating back and forth to the bathroom — firmly lodged in mind.
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Over the weekend and into Monday Puerto Ricans used Twitter and Facebook to draw attention to vulnerable elderly and sick people, and others stranded in flooded areas with no way to call for help.
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And cross your fingers the next time you call for help, and hope the very people who are supposed to be looking out for you won't tell you to come back in a year.
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Espericueta, who was featured on the A&E show "Live PD," was killed in June while responding to a call for help from a woman who said her son had shot at her car.
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That might explain why the team took an hour to call for help - one of the issues that has most disturbed senior Pentagon officials - because the initial attack may have only involved light arms.
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If a van gets confused it can stop and call for help: a remote supervisor then advises it how to proceed (rather than driving the vehicle remotely, which would not be safe, says Mr Ng).
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For instance, if pushing the button triggers a call to IT from the conference room, the trigger would send a page to IT that there was a call for help in the given conference room.
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In the above adorable Bones sneak peek, the parents receive a call for help during the middle of the night from the bedroom of their oldest, Christine, who is worried about monsters in the closet.
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"When disaster strikes, it is imperative that the call for help is answered, and that is exactly what these men and women serving in fire departments across Texas are doing," he told the news outlet.
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In it, Gellar struggles to unlock her iPhone to call for help because its facial recognition no longer recognizes her — she has been using Olay moisturizer for 28 days and looks like a different person.
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Mr. Kalanick wanted a break from full-time start-up life after running Red Swoosh, so he and Mr. Camp named Ryan Graves, who responded to a call for help on Twitter, as chief executive.
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Earlier in the day, tens of thousands of protesters waving US flags marched on Hong Kong's US Consulate to call for help from the Trump administration in ending a three-month confrontation with the government.
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Today, phones that can be used to call for help are distributed across the span; they link directly to the Bridge's Dispatch Center, so they can direct patrollers to where the call is coming from.
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Unable to find a phone to call for help, Redlick attempted to revive her husband before lying down next to him thinking "'what am I going to do,' " Redlick had allegedly said, according to the affidavit.
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Within hours of the National Interagency Fire Centre in Boise, Idaho, receiving a call for help, it can dispatch one or more of the 110 Hotshot crews employed by federal agencies and state and county governments.
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And being subjected to that and knowing that these are the same people that you would need in the event of a life-threatening situation—in other words, a call for help—you were really outnumbered.
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The woman had admitted she slapped Copeland in the face multiple times during the altercation -- but said he took things to another level of violence ... and then stole her phone so she couldn't call for help.
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They ask if he's okay, they ask players with flashing avatars to step back, and when the person is finally able to respond they give them good advice: call for help immediately and take a break.
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Answering Bundy's call for help, hundreds of followers - many heavily armed - descended on his ranch near Bunkerville, Nevada, about 75 miles (120 km) northeast of Las Vegas, in April 2014, demanding that his livestock be returned.
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A good riff on the standard "how do we explain the fact that no one can call for help in this horror movie" problem, and a good zing on Samsung for their overambitious Galaxy Note 7.
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Lykova took a brief respite from her isolated world at the start of 2016, when she used a satellite phone given to her by a regional official to call for help with pain in her legs.
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He described how he managed to get up and out on to the street outside the house where he could call for help, in spite of being unable to see through the blood from his injuries.
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David Beasley's call for help is the latest salvo from the United Nations hunger agency, which wants more action from nations that neighbor Yemen such as Saudi Arabia, which has been leading a military campaign there.
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A preliminary Iranian investigative report released Thursday said that the airliner pilots never made a radio call for help and that the burning plane was trying to turn back for the airport when it went down.
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Meantime Pinchalk had responded to a call for help and took operational command of the EMS efforts, forming a rescue task force of police and paramedics to move into what was still an active-shooter scene.
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Mayor Sylvester Turner said at a press conference Monday there is "absolutely no reason why anyone should not call" for help, and that the anti-sanctuary bill SB4 should be put "on the shelf" during rescue efforts.
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That changed, she said, one day in October 2015 when she responded to a call for help from a convenience store in North Houston: A vagrant was drinking beverages without paying for them and refusing to leave.
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"Due to this history, it is felt that (Mary Matthews) may not have been in a clear-minded state to judge the severity of her situation and thus failed to call for help," the police report states.
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South Australia police made the extraordinary admission in a public call for help for information that could lead to the arrest of the suspect, a 553-year-old man in Riverland in the neighboring state of Victoria.
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They said Mr. Briggs had commandeered the toll-collection vehicle and was trying to move money from it to his car, parked a short distance away, when a trooper responding to a call for help shot him.
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As long as you know basic CPR and have access to naloxone, practically anyone can potentially stop an overdose—if you stick around to make sure the antidote works and remember to call for help, that is.
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A preliminary Iranian investigative report released Thursday said that the airliner pilots never made a radio call for help and that the aircraft was trying to turn back for the airport when the burning plane went down.
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A preliminary Iranian investigative report released Thursday said that the airliner pilots never made a radio call for help and that the aircraft was trying to turn back for the airport when the burning plane went down.
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"Due to this history, it is felt that (Mary Matthews) may not have been in a clear-minded state to judge the severity of her situation and thus failed to call for help," the police report said.
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The New York Police Department said on Monday that it was investigating the death of a Bronx man who died over the weekend after he was handcuffed by officers responding to his father's 911 call for help.
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The display is said to use multi-layered LCDs in combination with directional backlighting to produce an image that pops out from the display, not entirely unlike Princess Organa's call for help in a galaxy far, far away.
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In 2012, when Hurricane Isaac hit St. John the Baptist Parish, Spencer Chauvin made it a point to be out with the emergency crews from the first call for help until the streets dried up, Lance Chauvin said.
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But omnichannel is more than sales — it means delighting customers in person, connecting seamlessly between visits via social, mobile and web, and being able to immediately reference both store and web interaction history when customers call for help.
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In it, a young woman clad only in a lacy bra and panties and bound to a chair inside a hyper-modern luxury home, makes an emergency call for help and is asked to describe where she is.
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After Ann Rodgers ran out of gas and power in her hybrid car on her way to visit her grandchildren in Phoenix, she — along with her dog — set out on foot to find cellphone service and call for help.
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Attempting to be the first person to cross Antarctica on foot, unassisted and unsupported, he crossed more than 900 miles and was forced, by exhaustion and ill health, to call for help 30 miles from his journey's intended end.
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Now, 20 states and the District of Columbia (including North Carolina) have Good Samaritan laws that specifically protect people who call for help during an overdose from minor drug-related violations (such as possession of drug paraphernalia) or arrest.
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It comes up in Jeepers Creepers, when two siblings are attacked on a road trip and can't call for help because their cell battery is low and their car's cigarette lighter doesn't work, so their charge cable won't function.
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His mind on fire, he wondered how to call for help, whether insurance would cover him, and what his wife and two daughters would think if he died here, half a world away from his home in Northern California.
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After his fall, a dying Piazza was placed on a couch for hours as fellow fraternity brothers searched on Google about head injuries, hid evidence and pushed back against those who wanted to call for help, according to prosecutors.
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Toronto police have taken a notoriously tough stance on weed dispensaries, but according to multiple media reports, two officers got high on the job Sunday and had to call for help after seizing and eating edibles in a raid.
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According to his U.F.O. tugboat site, the vessel was just off the Battery when the crew saw a mysterious streak in the sky and put out a call for help for an aircraft that had crashed in the harbor.
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When it comes to potential flooding from heavy rainfall, so-called sheltering-in-place remains the preferred emergency preparedness model, because it is far more dangerous to venture into floodwaters than to remain at home and call for help.
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At the same time, LGBT elders are twice as likely as other older Americans to live alone, half as likely to have close relatives to call for help, and four times less likely to have children to assist them.
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Instead, it just makes him seem all the stranger, especially in instances like the one where he tells everybody he encounters that he needs to "call for help" without knowing whom or why he should call for said help.
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With temperatures climbing over 90 degrees, no refrigeration for food or medication, and no water, more people will die, especially those who are older, injured, sick, differently abled, or alone — especially if they have no way to call for help. Maddening.
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Until the telecommunications providers that serve Puerto Rico repair and restore power to the damaged cell towers, people who need to call for help, or who want to check in with friends and family are still largely out of luck.
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The women were incredibly grateful for being picked up and the US Navy confirmed that their boat wasn't fit to sail, but other questions started to arise, such as why they didn't use an emergency beacon to call for help.
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"The hardest thing to accept, is that our daughter did everything she could to call for help," Syl Schieber, Schieber's now 72-year-old father, told PEOPLE in 1999, soon after filing an unsuccessful lawsuit against the city and its police.
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However, it was not her instruction to get back in the truck that formed the basis of Moniz's decision to convict her, but her failure to call for help to prevent his death after telling him to get back in.
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Court documents outline what allegedly happened next: Javier hid the sword along with two knives that she taped together on her side of the bed, and after Lovell fell asleep, she hid his phone so he couldn't call for help.
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"I still think about it all the time and in my dreams," says Crystal, now 31, who then picked Ben up and went to the door to call for help before placing him on the changing table to perform CPR.
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Soskin attempted to call for help on her cellphone, but the intruder took the phone, forcing a struggle between the pair, during which Soskin screamed while the attacker dragged her through the home, before hitting her multiple times, the network reports.
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"The hardest thing to accept, is that our daughter did everything she could to call for help," Syl Schieber, Shannon's now 72-year-old father, told PEOPLE in 1999, soon after filing an unsuccessful lawsuit against the city and its police.
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This 2628-person meeting was held in Salt Lake City and was attended by the leaders and members representing national emergency response teams from 28500 states, almost all of whom responded to the call for help following the 6900/2628 attacks.
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It could be that women are less likely to have cardiac arrests that respond to treatment with a defibrillator and less likely to have cardiac arrests in the presence of other people who can call for help, the authors suggest.
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If the canoe capsized and I got stranded in that rocky socket of wilderness, I could drink the water from the river and survive without food for days, but unless I had a fully charged inReach, I couldn't call for help.
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It's a stretch, but I am seeing lots of examples of how this crisis is inspiring incredible creativity all around the world: -- Nurses and doctors are using social media and creating hashtags like #StayAtHome and #GetMePPE to call for help.
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" One widely shared Twitter message encouraged readers, "When you hear a call for help, stick a spoon in, call the police, try to prevent another femicide — the killing of girls or women, particularly by a man and on account of gender.
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If you have been given a diagnosis of microvascular heart disease, you should see your doctor regularly, be scrupulous about taking your medications, and be prepared to call for help if you think you may be having a heart attack.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - All mobile phones sold in India from January 2017 must have a panic button enabling the user to call for help, the government has said, amid concern for women's safety after a series of violent crimes in recent years.
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The cherry on top of the do-good sundae is that one of the many Good Samaritans who responded to Lucky Dog's call for help, decided to pay the rescue's van repair costs, so the rescue could save funds to help more pets.
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West's reality star wife, Kim Kardashian, pulled out of an expected appearance in New York on Monday night to be with her husband, who was taken to a Los Angeles hospital after police responded to a call for help, U.S. media reported.
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Siri Has Another Cool Feature: Saving LivesIf you're ever trapped under a truck, the last person you'd think to call for help would probably…Read more ReadAs for Siri—Apple's voice-activated digital assistant—it worked exactly as it was supposed to.
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The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department responded to the incident and quickly posted a call for help on its Facebook page, asking locals to keep an eye out for Wrigley, a Rhodesian Ridgeback that Lanasu got to help with her seizures and migraines.
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Inmarsat was set up in 1979 to enable ships to stay in touch with shore or to call for help in an emergency, but the value of its network has grown with a diversification into services for phone networks and broadband providers.
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"Nobody to be there with him, to hold his hand or to call for help … and then I think about if he had never moved out, if he had lived at home, somebody would've, you know, seen the signs," Smith-Holt continued.
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A law about reporting a death also did not apply Police had initially said it could be difficult to charge the teens because Florida doesn't have a law that obligates a citizen to render aid or call for help for anyone in distress.
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He said he tried to call for help but dropped his phone into the water, and so he decided to try and crawl to a clearing where he thought he would be more likely to be seen by a passing helicopter and rescued.
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The soul-searching went on for decades, long after the original errors were debunked, evolving into more parable than fact but continuing to reinforce images of urban Americans as too callous or fearful to call for help, even with a life at stake.
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In March, concerned citizens of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, frustrated with the lack of action from their tribal council, the body that functions as the tribe's official, U.S.-recognized government, put out a call for help to the other Sioux reservations.
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"Our partners at the federal level have stood ready to answer the call for help from Texas, and I am thankful for their assistance as we continue to assess the situation in expanded areas across our state," Abbott said in a press release.
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"Address information is critically important to help our firefighters, E.M.T.s and paramedics ascertain — as quickly as possible — the location of a reported medical emergency, fire or other life-threatening call for help," the city's fire commissioner, Daniel A. Nigro, said in a statement.
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For the rest of the duration that Hopkins was in the house, per the US Attorney's Office, he terrorized and assaulted Deyo, dragging him to his computer and demanding he login to his computer and throwing his phone so he couldn't call for help.
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Because he had swallowed so much fluid, Holt says a nurse told her she'd have to be on the lookout for a particular noise that indicated he was choking on the fluid, and that she'd have to call for help to suction it out.
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In perhaps one of the most significant showings in the industry, housekeepers and cocktail servers who work at the largest casinos in Las Vegas will soon carry panic buttons allowing them to call for help if they experience sexual harassment or abuse on the job.
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Contact information for 1.5 million customers of Verizon's business-to-business arm was hacked this year, a surprising revelation given the company's cybersecurity strength (and the fact that Verizon Enterprise Solutions is a unit Fortune 500 companies often call for help when they get hacked).
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The couple, who have three children and live in Colorado, came up empty-handed in their search for donor candidates, and as Melinda's strength weakened, she turned to Facebook in September that detailed her emotional ordeal and offered a last-ditch call for help.
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Police responded to a one-vehicle crash on U.S. 50 near the Jennings-Ripley County line in southeast Indiana on Tuesday evening, and found Kevin Bell, 39, who had injuries to his legs that prevented him from leaving the vehicle to call for help sooner.
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Toyota and Ford are each independently researching how to pair health sensors with autonomous driving technology so that vehicles will be able to pull off the road and call for help if they determine a passenger is having either cardiac trouble or a diabetic event.
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And then that's aggravated by the language of the president and by the policies he's putting forward, because who do you call for help when you're afraid of a hate crime if it is also the police and the government who are attacking you?
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In addition to helping the family with whatever they need, they've also been trained to respond in a crisis: If someone comes to the door claiming to be ICE, they know what a federally signed warrant looks like and who to call for help.
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Yet as violence erupted on Tuesday, local organizers put out a call for help that was answered by activists from places like Ferguson, New York and Chicago, who are joining meetings at churches, bonding in hotel rooms and passing along information in casual conversations.
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And then after she convinced him to get back into the carbon monoxide filled truck, she did absolutely nothing to help him: she did not call for help or tell him to get out of the truck as she listened to him choke and die.
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Sitting in my comfy red-eye cocoon at 35,000 feet reading of his agonies on the ice, and of his even more agonizing decision to call for help so near the end of his walk, the poignancy of Worsley's story brought tears to my eyes.
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So if the three were still on the property the "HELP" sign, assembled with logs, was most definitely a cry for help A call for help was answered Hand immediately called the Bay County Department of Emergency Services, which sent deputies to rescue them.
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He said he tried to call for help on Jackson's phone but was frustrated by its locking device and shattered the phone when he threw it — an action that prosecutors argued was an attempt to leave Jackson without a way to summon anyone to help her.
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When asked that question, McKenzie said he did not know the answer but it could have potentially been because the team assessed the situation was not significant enough to call for help or the firefight was so intense they were unable to reach their communications equipment.
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He said he tried to call for help on Jackson's phone but was frustrated by its locking device and then threw the phone and shattered it — an action that prosecutors argued was an attempt to leave Jackson without a way to summon anyone to help her.
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SANTA CRUZ ITUNDUJIA, Mexico (Reuters) - Toddler Priscila Rubi Sanchez lived in a remote Mexican hamlet with no fixed line or cell phone network, so when a mouthful of corn partially blocked her throat late one night and her parents could not call for help, she died.
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One minute I was on my way to an afternoon tasting on a Kona coffee farm, the next I was on a rocky shoulder with two flat tires in an area with no cellphone service and few houses, trying to find some way to call for help.
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Iranian investigators said Thursday that a Ukrainian jet that crashed after taking off from Tehran's Imam Khomeini International Airport did not make a radio call for help and was attempting to return to the airport and burning when it went down, according to The Associated Press.
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"We were on our way from a rally to another event and Donald Trump Jr. hopped out first to help push this lady's car off the road, get some water and call for help," Maricopa County Republican Party Chairman Tyler Bowyer wrote in a Facebook post.
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On average in the U.S., the length of time between a call for help and the arrival of emergency medical services is about eight minutes - but that rose to 14 minutes in rural areas (where about 10 percent of patients waited nearly 30 minutes), researchers found.
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"Smugglers started putting even more people on even less reliable boats as now they only have to be able to travel for a shorter period of time before they get to where we are and call for help," a senior EU official said on condition of anonymity.
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"And then after she convinced him to get back into the carbon monoxide filled truck, she did absolutely nothing to help him: she did not call for help or tell him to get out of the truck as she listened to him choke and die," the opinion said.
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I'm planning a trip to South Africa, and wind up in charming conversations with the travel agents I have to call for help; it's more costly and less efficient to book via a travel agency, but it's the only option because travel-booking websites aren't working for me.
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As the officer I am accompanying races from one call for help to the next — working alone — I am amazed that fewer than a dozen officers per shift are responsible for maintaining security for 220006,2202 residents spread across an area the size of Rhode Island and Delaware combined.
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RapidSOS, a New York-based startup that helps increase the funnel of information that is transmitted to emergency services alongside a call for help, has raised another $30 million in funding — money that it's going to use to continue enhancing its product, and also to start pushing into more international markets.
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Read more: Inside Saudi Arabia's Instagram influence operation, where bloggers get lavish vacations to help clean up the country's bloody reputationDuring a hearing in July, Saidi said he heard Princess Hassa call for help, so he "seized and overpowered him, I didn't know what he was after," the BBC reported.
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" Fran recalls the quandary of a woman with weakened wrists who, after a minor stroke, died abandoned in her bathroom because she was unable to open the door to call for help: "If she'd had a lever-type doorknob instead of an old-fashioned screw doorknob, she'd be alive today.
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The analysis by The Times shows that at least some quality-of-life arrests have more to do with the Police Department's strategies than with residents who call for help, undermining one of the arguments the police have used to defend mass enforcement of minor offenses in an era of declining serious crime.
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Just understand, the next time we have war; or you're being robbed; or your house is on fire, and you make that desperate call for help, don't get bent out of shape if they show up at the last minute, with fewer people than you thought were going to pay attention, and don't actually put it out.
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A commander-in-chief who will keep my children safe when they walk outside my house, who will fight terrorism instead of fund it, who will appoint Supreme Court justices who will protect our religious freedom instead of trampling all over it, who will support our troops overseas when they call for help instead of leaving them for dead.
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Rather than call for help, Blu Stephanos set out in his own boat to search for the boys – a move that "delayed the official duties of law enforcement and military assistance in the most critical moments of a search and rescue operation when every minute counts," reads an early copy of the complaint obtained by PEOPLE.
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If Facebook evaluators believe a post is a call for help or a distress signal, the person whose message was reported will be presented with a similar list of options the next time that person logs into Facebook and view the news feed, including tips and resources on what to do if the person feels suicidal.
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"Though the app primarily covers street harassment, it also has a feature for woman who is inside the house and is suffering physical violence to call for help," said Fauzia Viqar, chair of the Punjab Commission on the Status of Women, a body promoting women's rights, which was involved in the launch of the app on Thursday.
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"After she convinced him to get back into the carbon monoxide filled truck, she did absolutely nothing to help him: she did not call for help or tell him to get out of the truck as she listened to him choke and die," Supreme Judicial Court Justice Scott Kafker wrote in the court's opinion affirming her conviction.
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The group, led by the sons of a Nevada rancher who with a large group of heavily armed men successfully stared down federal agents in a 2014 dispute over grazing fees, had earlier made a public call for help with supplies to cope with the winter weather, with temperatures at the reserve expected to dip below freezing in the coming days.
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The day before, prosecutors painted a scene where Liang failed at every junction: he fired his 9mm Glock sidearm without first scanning the scene; he failed to administer CPR, a tactic in which he was trained, after Gurley was hit by his ricocheting bullet; and he failed to call for help immediately—instead reportedly texting his union rep—as Butler performed CPR on her dying friend, prosecutors said.
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The judge ruled that though Roy took "significant actions" to his own end, extensively researched how to kill himself, "spoke of it continually," obtained a generator and water pump himself, researched how to fix it, parked his car in an "unnoticeable area" and started the pump himself, Carter had a duty to call for help when she knew Roy was inside his truck, at a Kmart parking lot, as it filled with toxic fumes.
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Tonight's highlights include Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's energy plan, a call for help with the on-demand economy from the IRS, a 21625-year high for pending home sales and information about the Indian prime minister's trip to D.C. See something I missed?
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With three straight years of record visitation, "we've heard anecdotally, especially from the major parks, that citations for minor crimes and misdemeanors are up," said Jeffrey G. Olson, a spokesman for the National Park Service in Washington, D.C. Even though Rocky Mountain has half the staff of Yellowstone and a third of the staff of Yosemite, the call for help that was shared on Twitter and with the park's 500,5003 Facebook followers, posted on its website and sent to various news outlets, wasn't intended to encourage vigilantism, Ms. Patterson said.
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