Arjé, the luxury-essentials brainchild of Bessie Afnaim Corral and Oliver Corral, formerly of Donna Karan's Urban Zen line, is aiming to fix some of the problems the industry is currently facing.
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Los animales están en un corral, esquinados, mansos, en exposición.
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Federal wildlife officials prepare to corral and trap wild horses.
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Two familiar faces who posed with Remy and his corral?
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We might corral some other people into that as well.
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The PGR said Corral still had the right to appeal.
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Corral has repeatedly said Duarte is in the United States.
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How could any company corral inappropriate thoughts for their workers?
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A girl climbs onto a corral in the Monte Sacro estate.
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Now a family of peacocks fills one of the corral stalls.
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Trying to corral Democratic votes for his agenda was difficult enough.
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Maybe it was because I knew how to handle the corral.
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Clinton was able corral a significant majority of the black vote.
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McConnell must corral competing Republican factions to win a healthcare victory.
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But writers are ornery and big-headed and hard to corral.
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They decided to corral those founders together to publicly seek change.
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What was scary was stepping outside of that sweet little corral.
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"As it is, it looks like a corral," Mr. Ostrander said.
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Or for failing to corral his members when the crunch came.
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Yet somehow I managed to corral enough bravery to do this.
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Pelosi can't -- and won't -- corral her caucus to her point of view.
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The non-profit was founded in 2011 by chain restaurant Golden Corral.
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Others are urging Aina to step in to corral her charged fans.
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San Jose took advantage of Rinne's failure to corral a dump-in.
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And from those songs let me corral a few snatches of meaning.
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So we've taken it upon ourselves to corral some of the best.
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Tony Bees, would don protective gear and corral them around the city.
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Suddenly she could corral many workers, at a fraction of the cost.
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When Ms. Ryan was waiting in her corral at 9:30 a.m.
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Safety T.J. Ward then swooped in to corral the ball for Denver.
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For Senate Republicans this year, the "yeas" have been tough to corral.
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"My job is to corral workers and make a march," Omar said.
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We made our way out to the starting corral around 10 a.m.
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Rangers corral Coyotes, 260-26 (Not 3-1 as we previously mentioned).
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I heard Cronin in the corral, getting the horses ready to ride.
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Each Golden Corral location has a banquet room, meant for private functions.
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I snag one of everything then make my way over my corral.
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The fun, she said, was in being able to corral the disorder.
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You don't have to corral someone into taking care of their children.
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Today my focus has moved on; it's perhaps more difficult to corral.
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RABAT, May 11 (Reuters) - Corral Petroleum Holdings , owner of Moroccan refiner Samir, told a Moroccan court it was committed to injecting $680 million to try to reverse a decision placing it in liquidation, a Corral lawyer said on Wednesday.
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Nevada, which I called "the O.K. Corral," proves she can keep minorities inside.
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In between, barriers and steel fences block traffic or corral vehicles and pedestrians.
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Eduardo C. Corral is the author of Slow Lightning (Yale University Press, 2012).
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We don't chase them or hoard them or corral them in any way.
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The horses tested reside inside BLM's Wild Horse Corral Facility in Hines, Ore.
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He did corral the spotlight in Rio, just not the way he planned.
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Pichai agreed and asked to corral his full management team for a meeting.
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Clinton will take South Carolina, and then Nevada will be the O.K. Corral.
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Here, zookeepers from a South Carolina zoo corral flamingos into a safe shelter.
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"There is a clear intention to financially strangle the state," Mr. Corral said.
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The leadership is scrambling to corral uncommitted senators and jump through procedural hoops.
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There was this element of trying to corral kids who weren't super professional.
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Graves is confident the bill will not turn networks into the O.K. Corral.
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Renault's previous attempts to corral Nissan into closer cooperation have prompted a backlash.
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Camp Corral reported nearly 1 in 4 children in military families have considered suicide.
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The Argentine judge overseeing the case, Canicoba Corral, was not immediately available for comment.
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Brammer finally enlisted another neighbor who owns dogs to help him corral the animals.
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Eventually, staff and store patrons managed to corral the cattle out of the store.
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It is hard work to corral cells and higher organisms to do humans' bidding.
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" The first week they were at Corral Bluffs, they "felt like anything was possible.
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"Before speaking to a room, he needs to corral himself," said the veteran Conservative.
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The donkeys are being lured into a corral using a water trough, he said.
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"It completely trumped it," he said of the wild pitch he could not corral.
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Across the aisle, Pelosi was able to corral the overwhelming support of her caucus.
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Samir, controlled by Corral Petroleum Holdings, halted production last August due to financial difficulties.
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Trump is kind of the opposite extreme, doing little to corral his top deputies.
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In "Oathbreaker," Tyrion tried to corral the two Dany loyalists for a drinking game.
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As the year's end drew near, Mr. Corral said, the money had not arrived.
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Somehow, Golden Corral is the sole remaining successful buffet chain in the United States.
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Perhaps the biggest source of leaf disagreement is how aggressively one should corral them.
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Even less successful speakers have been able to corral their caucuses at critical moments.
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The big difference was that while Google's robot corral was mostly populated by experiments.
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He wrote the original O.K. Corral scene (and played Wyatt Earp for twenty years).
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He couldn't corral it and Leon Jacobs recovered it, returning it to the 7.
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And Oscar Corral says it's already taking a bite out of his importing business.
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This knotty tale of evolving android self-awareness gallops toward the corral — for now.
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EDGE OF ORDER By Daniel Libeskind, designed by Rodgrigo Corral, written by Tim McKeough.
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What's worse, they seem to have failed in their mission to corral the president.
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Bonnard's sprawling lithographs sometimes corral and always counter the boxy boundaries of italicized type.
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Sueretta Emke was dining at a Golden Corral restaurant in Pennsylvania when the manager approached her and said that a customer had complained that she was dressed Golden Corral confirmed to CBS News that Emke had been asked to leave the restaurant.
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For one, more speed would help corral the Ravens' option designs that threaten the perimeter.
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Or 30 year olds that can get that 50+ 10% off at a Golden Corral?
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People accused Corral of trading in a key suspect in the corruption case for money.
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What we're watching: Leadership's main job is now to corral the votes for the deal.
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They also wanted to establish the layer at Corral Bluffs marking the mass extinction event.
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At the very least he is making it harder to corral a Supreme Court majority.
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In addition, Golden Corral has faced increased competition with grocery stores and fast casual restaurants.
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The officers managed to corner and corral the cow, securing a rope around its neck.
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Because if it's drama the audience is hungry for, "Rob & Chyna" is the Golden Corral.
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But unable to corral it, veterinarians shot the two-year old animal with tranquilizer darts.
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Worse, they hoped to corral Trump's support and use it for their own political gain.
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And anyway, Trump has proven to be difficult for even his closest aides to corral.
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With no pens to corral them on the sidewalk, the crowds seeped onto the roadway.
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China will not be able to corral its rapidly growing scientific elite in that way.
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Trump's defenders in the Senate point out that he made efforts to corral wavering senators.
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"Trying to corral crude oil in a moving river is virtually impossible," Mr. Lipscomb said.
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But Rask had plenty of time to set up and was there to corral it.
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Ms. Clair certainly raises the relevant issues but then seems uncertain how to corral them.
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But Trouba could not corral it behind the Rangers' net and Kuhnhackl grabbed the puck.
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I frantically call an Uber and corral my fellow party planners out of the office.
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This newest gimmick to corral reluctant senators is bad economic policy and bad tax policy.
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"In three days, I lost between $800 and $1,000," said Oscar Corral of Perlag Imports.
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Corral was expecting three truckloads of cilantro and lettuce Saturday, but only one shipment arrived.
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Contained with a hexagon, the architect managed to corral even this sphere into his vision.
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And when he truly needs to be heard, he can corral a dream team of collaborators.
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For a long time it seemed like Facebook and its corral of code-cowboys were untouchable.
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Most attempts to corral individual celebrities into one platform — such as Tidal — have not fared well.
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But then they started to slow, which enabled them to help corral atoms, stars and galaxies.
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Within seconds the reindeer funnel into a wooden corral the size and shape of a velodrome.
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But the government is still using the All Writs Act to corral tech companies, including Google.
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In addition to increasing menu prices, Golden Corral has also begun to add to its staff.
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There is no real centre, just a vast concrete sprawl where highways and flyovers corral skyscrapers.
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He tried to corral the puck, but it found its way to Galchenyuk in the circle.
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Triple-digit temperatures and dry vegetation are making it difficult for crews to corral the blaze.
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Later, Halak slowed Ovechkin's shot but could not corral the puck as it trickled underneath him.
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Two years earlier, another was expelled from Spain's Corral del Carbon monument for nursing her baby.
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Advertisements want to corral our thoughts and attention to sell us a better version of ourselves.
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Or, yes, it could corral and organize all our connected car features, but that seems unlikely.
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Now Chihuahua was being subjected to "political reprisals" for taking on corruption in Mexico, Corral said.
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Siri is one of the most highly engineered and deeply integrated software products in Apple's corral.
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But the Manila region, a conurbation of 17 cities and municipalities, will be hard to corral.
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"I had a decent amount of time to corral it and pick my spot," Hoffman said.
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Although they seem like supplicants, lobbyists actually write much of the legislation and corral the votes.
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For two hours, scores of women paraded in front of me like a Golden Corral buffet.
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No need to air your dirty laundry: Instead, corral it in a suitable basket or hamper.
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"Connection is our No. 1 goal," said Hannah Hutler, director of program management for Camp Corral.
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David Freese was able to corral the ball and tag Betts before he could reach base.
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As this drags on, it will be ever more difficult for Democrats to corral public attention.
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The United States may have played a central role in the effort to corral Mr. Assange.
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"We were taken by surprise," Mr. Corral told a crowd of reporters gathered at a hotel.
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If your writing system feels chaotic, there are tools that can help you corral the mess.
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It's salutary to watch her corral her rebellious Democratic brood with committee treats and pacifying timeouts.
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That this harsh worldview arises from such hilariously vituperative byplay makes "Our Lady" difficult to corral.
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On the first, Miles Sanders could not corral a low pass from Wentz's replacement, Josh McCown.
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"I'm disabled," said Ricardo Corral, 27, of Jackson Heights, Queens, who placed in multiple swimming competitions.
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But the laws of media evolution favored the O.K. Corral over the salon, even in Germany.
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"It's become an O.K. Corral of sorts for activists across the political spectrum," Mr. Mogulof said.
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His successor as governor, Javier Corral, has said that he believed Duarte fled to neighboring Texas.
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He was in negotiations with Golden Corral to expand its family-restaurant franchising business to Mexico.
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One batter earlier, Athletics shortstop Chad Pinder had failed to corral Rob Refsnyder's one-hop single.
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On the night of, they corral their candidate's supporters and convert other caucusgoers from nonviable candidates.
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Two shipments of produce he was expecting this week didn't show up on time, Corral said.
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Kesha turned up in the corral next to Iggy ... trying her hand at some equestrian therapy.
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"We managed to corral it in the dumpster area of a local fast-food restaurant," Weems said.
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Fire lines can join together other barriers, such as paved highways and rivers, to corral the blaze.
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But there's nothing natural or inevitable about the specific ways that Facebook and YouTube corral our attention.
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Those donations pour into Camp Corral, funding nearly 40 campers and even earning Turner an honorary cabin.
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Ms. Tsai is also known for her strong will and ability to corral sometimes fractious party elements.
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What if Mrs May tried to corral MPs by threatening them with a disastrous "no deal" exit?
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Drivers can be seen weaving to get around the horse and eventually they tried to corral it.
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Last fall, the company decided to corral this content into a standalone vertical known as Twitch Creative.
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Dubnyk stopped the shot but could not corral the rebound, which Hartman pushed across the goal line.
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We have to be able to corral that adversity and try and use it to our advantage.
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Corral welcomed that move, but said too much advance warning was given, maybe allowing Duarte to escape.
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The motel the Nabokovs stayed in, the Corral Lodges, is still there in the center of town.
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The competition between startups and marketing clouds that help marketers corral their customer data is heating up.
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Clinton cannot count on the moderators to corral Mr. Trump or perform the role of fact-checker.
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The nearby Horse Corral Pack Station offers guided horseback riding for all levels of rider, even beginners.
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"It's sad how people paint the Bronx like it was some kind of O.K. Corral," he said.
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Golden Corral: This nationwide family restaurant chain will be holding a Military Appreciation Night on November 12.
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Police officers arrested at least four protesters as they were attempting to corral them off the streets.
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Some sticking points remain as GOP leaders seek to corral the votes to pass the tax overhaul.
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"The ruling on the appeal has been postponed until May 11," Corral Holding's lawyer Abdelkbir Tabih said.
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Saudi billionaire Mohammed al-Amoudi is the owner of Corral Holdings which controls 67.26 pct of Samir.
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Second class is actually a much higher category than the one into which Moore would corral us.
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In addition, we have four entries forming a circular "corral" of sorts (31A, 37D, 52A and 35D).
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Kate Brown, a Democrat, ordered the state police to corral Republican lawmakers who had fled the Capitol.
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He's got two planes, several Bentleys — that's a guy who started with a single Golden Corral franchise.
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Americans were quick to corral these markets, just as they embraced the automobile like no one else.
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We encountered volunteers who had packed a hovercraft with hay to feed a corral of stranded horses.
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My mind bucked every effort to corral it by backing itself into rooms deep in my consciousness.
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Tombstone had a world-famous reënactment show, "The O.K. Corral," which was staged four times a day.
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Horses began wandering out of her political corral and her poll numbers only recently have settled down.
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Automated gates corral the animals into stalls where the robots attach suction cups to the cows' teats.
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Plumlee, who vaulted ahead of season-opening starter Matt Corral with a 109-yard rushing performance vs.
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His paranoia about the Deep State seems to be feeding the Deep State's ability to corral him.
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Once all the bulls have safely entered the corral inside the town's bullring, the run is over.
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A Walmart employee proceeded to try and corral the monkey near the carts, only to be attacked.
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A dozen or so folding chairs are kept in a corral under the stairs for early birds.
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You know, you have to corral someone into going into a dark mine and getting black lung.
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I can't imagine that they let you in the corral with some of those very spirited horses.
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Folklore tells us that 'no hay mejor querencia que tu corral,' there is no better place than your corral — a typical saying that alludes to where someone is raised, the place of one's memories, of one's affections, of things one loves and, above all, where one feels safe.
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Washington (CNN)In a political climate where it's often hard to corral colleagues on just about anything, Rep.
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Then others, donning bandannas and brandishing firearms, would storm the home when someone answered and corral its occupants.
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Hurd darted in and dove from the side and was able to corral the ball for the touchdown.
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Corral your spare sheet sets by folding up the bed coverings and placing them inside their coordinating pillowcase.
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Trump must consult with, control and corral the competing and divergent interests of Libya's neighbors and regional powers.
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These units create plenty of space for him to corral a pocket pass while diving towards the basket.
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" Ahead of the evening launch inside a vast hangar, Corvette owners planned to mingle at a "Corvette Corral.
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Video of the chase shows officers using riot shields and nets as they attempt to corral the animal.
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The QB is Matt Corral -- ESPN's 5th ranked junior QB in the country who's already committed to USC.
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And both are prone to an off-script spontaneity that often leaves aides scrambling to corral the consequences.
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With Britain gone, it may be easier to corral the rest of the EU into a closer union.
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I can just communicate directly with a few people, rather than try to corral a big team together.
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My corral started ahead of my sister's, but I knew she'd beat me because of my interrupted training.
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"He's a fugitive of justice," Corral said, noting that three former Duarte administration officials had already been arrested.
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No company has emerged to challenge Facebook's supremacy, as it continues to corral users and make record profits.
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Giannoulas and David Barac, his longtime employee, eventually corral a group of Dodgers warming up in right field.
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Ryan O'Reilly scored both goals for Buffalo after Klein and McDonagh were unable to corral the puck — twice.
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When he doesn't build deep relationships with the legislators in his party, he proves unable to corral them.
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The parole board has launched a website specific to Simpson's parole hearing, so as to corral media requests.
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But companies have two extra weapons to corral employee punches to work in their favor: policies and discipline.
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CreditCreditRodrigo Corral Daniela Jampel and Matthew Schneid met in college at Cornell, and both later earned law degrees.
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The stringent searches are designed to corral all infected patients under self-quarantine into medical facilities for treatment.
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In short, I suspect Steve Bannon is going to fail to corral the peripatetic brain of Donald Trump.
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"I had some good late movement but I couldn't really corral it in the strike zone," Keuchel said.
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His arguments privately were often designed to corral his colleagues toward a specific end game: blocking additional witnesses.
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Displaced employees will have opportunities to work at other Golden Corral locations while their restaurant is under construction.
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Even if you could corral and control all the reporters in the world, opinion pieces will still flow.
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He was able to corral his own rebound, however he was unable to get much on his shot.
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Nor is there any sign that Sanders won't be able to corral more support when the field winnows.
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Ultimately much of What the Golf is centered around trying and failing to corral the game's exaggerated physics.
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Kevin Love is too slow to corral most guards, let alone one of the shiftiest to ever play.
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While the officer was attempting to corral him, the dog bit twice but did not seriously injure the individual.
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At least four people were arrested as police tried to corral protesters off the streets, three for obstructing traffic.
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Designed by Rodrigo Corral and Zak Tebbal, it's a killer merging of two technologies—one ancient, and one new.
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Designed by Rodrigo Corral and Zak Tebbal, it's a killer merging of two technologies—one ancient, and one new.
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Director Valerie Corral helped pass the country's first medical cannabis law in part to help people die more peacefully.
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Police worked to corral the group, which at times shut down streets and took detours to avoid the officers.
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Santa Fe Mayor José Manuel Corral noted in the report that cities around the world are facing complex challenges.
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AI raise $102 million, Microsoft Ventures start its own AI fund and Toyota corral $100 million for AI investment.
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Whatever these systems are used for—killing or accounting—and however we corral them, we still won't understand them.
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Stura was able to safely corral the nervous cow using his equipment and bring her back to the sanctuary.
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It's something franchisee Dave Gronewoller, who has nine Golden Corral franchises across the Carolinas and Florida, has seen firsthand.
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"This is an attempt to strangle the government of Chihuahua economically," Corral told a news conference in Mexico City.
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Not even just helping but really helping craft the ... Corral, right, because you have to start to get organized.
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The two-time Vezina Trophy recipient was unable to corral the puck as it trickled over the goal line.
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In order to achieve this, Mike decided he had to corral his neighbors to sign on to his platform.
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In the kitchen, $40 rolling cabinet inserts from the Container Store help corral her Tupperware and pots and pans.
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"I've had to constantly shut the television off," Ms. Turzi said as she tried to corral the energetic boys.
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In the town of Tombstone, tourists pay to see a comical re-enactment of the shootout at O.K. Corral.
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Even if Pelosi is willing to accept the compromise, will she be able to corral the roiling Democratic base?
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Earlier on Sunday, he met with the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, to discuss joint efforts to corral Iran.
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Tombstone, site of the gunfight at the O.K. Corral and a popular tourist destination, is just up the road.
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But lately he has been trying to corral his energies, to slow things down and build intensity through containment.
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I say "somehow" because Golden Corral declined the chance to comment on its staying power, but it's demonstrably true.
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But it also represents the essay's central theme: The attempt to corral chaotic experience within the architecture of storytelling.
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Few figures around the country have been willing to challenge the governing party as directly as Mr. Corral has.
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Then came the investigations under the new governor, Mr. Corral, whose efforts have put the entire party on alert.
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When his chickens were unavailable for worship, he would corral his younger siblings and cousins and preach to them.
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Curtis Granderson broke up the no-hit bid on an infield single that shortstop Tim Anderson failed to corral.
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As well as pushing to maintain talks, European officials are exploring what sticks they could use to corral Iran.
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The states also fear that the plan would corral money for the cities and counties that they should control.
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She specifically condemned the idea of using American power to corral or remove dictatorships in Syria, Venezuela and Iran.
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Cabot and Kjellerup look like people you might see on a hiking trail or knee-deep in corral mud.
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The states also fear that the plan would corral money for the cities and counties that they should control.
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Similarly, the more a player shoots, the fewer opportunities he has to box out opposing defenders to corral offensive rebounds.
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Tana is one of the few with two solo meetups, and the line for her first is overflowing its corral.
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His staff is riven with infighting, inexperienced with the mechanics of government, and unable to corral their boss's worst impulses.
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The White House's refusal to cooperate may be an attempt to corral a horse that has already left the barn.
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So to corral all this information, Cruise — through a hackathon event — created an open-source data visualization platform called Webviz.
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Authorities spent a week trying to corral the bear and remove his space helmet of shame, but had no luck.
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Artist Adriana Corral will install a flag that depicts the Mexican golden eagle and the American bald eagle, claws connecting.
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It also notes that the data it helped corral is now available for public use and non-commercial medical research.
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This is basically a mini computer with at a hard drive inside, that will help corral all of your media.
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To offset the risks posed by roads, special bridges have been constructed to corral the crustaceans and provide safe passage.
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Nigeria's long-term plan is now to corral civilians inside fortified garrison towns - effectively ceding the countryside to Boko Haram.
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Unlike Hammond, however, she didn't actively get her hands dirty — or in this case wet — and help corral the birds.
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Seconds later, he holsters his weapon and continues trying to corral the group, at one point pulling out a baton.
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In our latest installment, Brooklyn Grange's Cecilia de Corral turns a lesser-known fruit into a deliciously butterscotch-y pie.
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A member of the opposition National Action Party, Corral says none of this is linked to the July 1 election.
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At one point, a group of protesters rushed the hotel entrance; the police hurried to corral them and restore order.
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They're trying to corral a "wild horse," as one source close to the President describes him, into a singular direction.
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Demographic changes and a roiling corruption scandal have eaten away at the machine's power to corral votes in the city.
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Two runs scored later on Javier Baez's sacrifice fly when Grandal couldn't corral a throw from center fielder Joc Pederson.
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"It's going to be very hard to corral the cats with Taylor because he has very strong views," Swonk said.
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Even without outside dissent, Mr. Turnbull has had to corral his own party members, some of whom are deeply conservative.
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That year there were at least twelve of them, whereas this year the corral was sparsely populated with just seven.
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We take pictures, survey bleached corral, conduct fish surveys where we just count the fish—anything to keep us occupied.
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Dressed in waders, farmers maneuver what&aposs called a boom to corral the berries into one corner of the bog.
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Out the window, a weak December sun rose above a corral steaming with quarter horses, which Kretz raises and sells.
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It's fall — time to corral your little pumpkins for a festive seasonal tradition known for itchy costumes, shrieks and tears.
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Viewers caught sight of men holding a thick yellow rope, which apparently was used to corral journalists at the site.
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Mr. Corral said he took the comment as direct pressure to halt the investigation in order to save his state.
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But like a P.E. teacher failing to corral unruly students, he couldn't stop them from cracking jokes at every turn.
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We actually had a bunch of people that were there — literally, fans of the project — that helped us corral it.
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The poor at the mercy of the elements, while the rich get to corral them with glass and stainless steel.
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Police were able to corral the bear out the front door of the cabin and back in to the wild.
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Her oldest children, Matthew Ferrer, 18, and Javon Murphy, 13, do their part to corral and calm their younger siblings.
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Corral followed with a 2-yard pass to Elijah Moore for a touchdown, cutting the Bulldogs' lead to 21-212.
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From the O.K. Corral, we wander into a cluttered, dark store, where books, magazines, and files are stacked in columns.
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She and Mr. Garza were married April 2 at the Red Corral Ranch, in the Hill Country near Wimberley, Tex.
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Their early work on the Google search engine helped corral an unruly cloud of information on the World Wide Web.
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Congressional leaders once had the power to use earmarks as a way to corral the necessary votes to pass legislation.
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For Warren, the endorsement is another step in her efforts to corral support from the party's energetic progressive activist wing.
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Police officers from at least three jurisdictions worked for more than an hour to corral people and push them outside.
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The county government's plan is to corral remaining factories into a new industrial zone by the end of the year.
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Basically he would corral all of his favorite bands, have them come to LA and record tons of cover songs.
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Outside our admittedly not-very-private corral, dozens of teens and 216-somethings press in and reach for his hand.
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Neatly mown lawns lead the way to a corral for hundreds of the curly-horned Murrah buffalo typical of the region.
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As a teacher, the person in training must corral panicked students and find a safe space in order to save lives.
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He even called the Golden Corral in Zanesville, OH, and the manager told him that all 12 guests had showed up.
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Designed by Rodrigo Corral Get it from Amazon for $18.363, Barnes & Noble for $20.80, or a local bookseller through Indiebound here.
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Designed by Rodrigo Corral Get it from Amazon for $15.63, Barnes & Noble for $20.70, or a local bookseller through Indiebound here.
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And it became even harder to corral, because we got moved up a year, and that made it even more intense.
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It needs to corral the PR people into their own corners rather than allowing them to take over the entire event.
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Crews used shovels, hoses and chain saws to corral giant walls of flame that burned through canyons and up steep gulches.
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Two batters later, left fielder Robbie Grossman couldn't corral a line drive by Kendrys Morales, allowing two more runs to score.
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Canceling the calls and moving into "showdown at the O.K. Corral" mode is not going to improve relations with your son.
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"Employers will have to wait and see if the appellate courts can pull the board back into the corral," he added.
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The team works together to corral the birds into a spot where cannons can startle them and nets can catch them.
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The Senate voted to repeal the CFPB arbitration rule 51- 50 last week, after GOP leaders struggled to corral the votes.
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THEY HAVE CERTAIN RULES THAT ARE DIFFERENT FROM WHAT YOU WANT TO DO. HOW DO YOU CORRAL EVERYBODY INTO ONE VIEW?
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The reality of the bill's effects is undermining the party's ability to corral lawmakers who would be hurt most by repeal.
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Corral later accused Mexico's finance ministry of withholding funds to punish his administration for launching an investigation into alleged PRI corruption.
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You can corral a misbehaving app on the App Info screen as well — just use the Uninstall or Force Stop buttons.
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The threat of lynching was a tool used to intimidate and corral black behavior and mobility in social and political situations.
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"Basically they just corral the snails to crawl over a corrugated surface where the filtrate collects and is collected," says Park.
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More than 24,2000 children 2600 to 15 years old have attended summer camp through Camp Corral since its founding in 2011.
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Last summer, Camp Corral sent nearly 3,700 children to camp, with 3,400 left on its waiting list because of funding constraints.
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I am not going to drive to the Golden Corral on Highway 230 in Freehold, New Jersey, knowing what I know.
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He bounced his throw, catcher Gary Sanchez could not corral it, and Altuve slid home, his left hand touching the plate.
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The Astros' George Springer hit a ground ball up the middle that neither Paxton nor second baseman Gleyber Torres could corral.
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Those spaces have been transformed; "Feast" now looks more like a Golden Corral, and "Train" features a group of House Hunters.
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A Florida animal trapper figured out one interesting way to corral an alligator — jump in the pool and play with him.
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Neither the government nor any of the factions has the authority to corral all of them, making for a dangerous mix.
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Using dart guns, small teams of workers can effectively control large populations of wild horses without having to permanently corral them.
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It presents as a golf game with "wacky physics," making it a challenge to corral the ball in the right direction.
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System 001 is a 600 meter long float, with a 3 meter skirt and it's designed to corral plastic and debris.
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The slow moving system will corral the plastic floating on the surface, while fish and other ocean life can swim underneath.
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As it stands now, enough Republicans are undecided that GOP leaders would struggle to corral the votes needed to reimpose sanctions.
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Sometimes it is a bunch of little duckling-size horses that you have to corral one by one, like today's puzzle.
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For many people, it's a cherished holiday tradition to corral the whole family for a pilgrimage to find the perfect Christmas tree.
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The lawyer, Abdelkbir Tabih, said Corral can still take the case to the supreme court but has yet to take that decision.
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And top Republicans, already hard at work trying to corral votes for the Obamacare replacement, dismissed with questions about Trump's tweet Tuesday.
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The Newton County, Georgia, Sheriff's Office this year plans to corral sex offenders for its 13th annual Halloween shut-in in Covington.
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Hired help assists the camp in the concert productions and the corral of RVs that surround a catered cafeteria and lounge space.
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Maria Dalva Sousa, 18, had been living with her husband and toddler son in a shack on the edge of the corral.
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As his neighbors tried to corral dogs and horses, William Blodgett fled when flames hopped a highway near his home in Idyllwild.
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It's possible the vote on Thursday could be held open for a lengthy amount of time to corral enough votes for passage.
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The effort to degrade America's ability to corral corrupt actors goes all the way back to the early days of the administration.
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The counter-protest splintered, with some large groups of antifa running from riot cops as they tried to corral them with barricades.
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A woman was asked to leave a Golden Corral restaurant in Pennsylvania because a customer complained that she was dressed "too provocatively."
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Your most daring departure from both de Mille and Balanchine was to choreograph Copland's second movement, the "Corral Nocturne," for five men.
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The video shows Jennifer Anne Kaufman running through the field being chased by the cows, who worked together to corral the suspect.
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Jordan rips through the sound barrier when he bends his knees and there's almost no pass he can't corral with either hand.
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In a city where a young black man dies by gun nearly every day, officials are increasingly anxious to corral the problem.
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They are the only bright colors in the image and they corral my focus on them like bright flowers among gray stones.
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He figured out how to corral screenings, mailings, and events to craft a narrative around an Oscar hopeful like nobody had before.
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In his version of the Orestes tale, the immortals play a crucial role, both inciting the tragedy and trying to corral it.
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Several days passed before Mr. Corral said he was able to sit down with the minister of finance, José Antonio González Anaya.
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May's failure to corral her own party has upended Britain's political system, where prime ministers typically exercise iron-fisted control over Parliament.
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They rarely interrupted each other, initially, subsisting on mutually nonaggressive meditations on the menace of the coronavirus and how to corral it.
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Strategy: Mr. Byford wants to use his expertise and charm to corral support for his sweeping improvement plan, The Times has reported.
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Mr. Pence and Mr. Xi each led delegations that sought to corral the other nations in attendance to side with his country.
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Once the zebra slowed down, the original owners -- in a helicopter -- and police worked for over an hour to corral the animal.
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The slowdown has devastated the national economy, and some states and cities have gone even further in attempts to corral the disease.
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Other cities have tried to corral Uber, including London — its largest European market — where Uber lost its license to operate last year.
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Backup quarterback Matt Corral was stopped for no gain, and defensive tackle Willie Gay Jr. then knocked down Corral's second-down pass.
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In traditional Golden Corral locations, the buffet area is in the center of the floor plan, with the dining area surrounding it.
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Perales convinced Golden Corral to grant him the rights to open five franchises in the Dallas area, where he emigrated in 1997.
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Kronwall, who was just in front of center ice, dumped the puck behind the Stars' net, where Bishop went to corral it.
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On fourth-and-10 from the Patriots' 26, Wentz tossed a pass into the end zone, but Nelson Agholor couldn't corral it.
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In my opinion it is better to round them up and put them in a corral somewhere for a cooling-off period.
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She was nothing if not organized, always the one to corral our tight group of friends and get everyone out the door.
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The Golden Corral buffet chain last year adopted a roomier look that will eventually be adopted in all 2400 of its restaurants.
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Tom Cotton, R-Arkansas, who was trying to corral votes for an amendment to block the U.S. from buying heavy water from Iran.
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Saladino ripped a single to right field to score Garcia, who slid across home plate before catcher Chris Iannetta could corral the throw.
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Ms Tymoshenko managed to corral Mr Trump during his appearance at a national prayer breakfast, where she was photographed clinging to him tightly.
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They're living in the Santa Fe house again — back in their "corral" — and the tree die-off wasn't as bad as they'd feared.
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For 22016 minutes, both Pence and Kaine regularly talked over Quijano as she attempted to corral the conversation along the line of questioning.
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Fearing violence, the government has blocked several roads with shipping containers to corral the protesters, but that has caused hours-long traffic jams.
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Less a movie cast and more an expensive corral of livestock, The Predator's actors are literally and metaphorically mauled by the film's events.
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Nigeria's long-term plan is to corral civilians inside fortified garrison towns, a move that effectively cedes the rural areas to Boko Haram.
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On this there is little sign of movement, despite the efforts of German and Dutch politicians to corral their colleagues into making pledges.
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A woman says she was told to leave a Pennsylvania Golden Corral location because she was dressed "too provocatively" in a crop top.
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The polarized environment, as well as divisions among Republicans, have called into question Trump's ability to corral support for his biggest legislative priorities.
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Corral Holding lodged an appeal against the decision after talks with the government failed to to find a solution to the refinery's crisis.
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It's a problem that's transcended the mere hate corral of harassment, and spread itself into the very experience of using Twitter at all.
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Golden Corral, then, survived not just because of its superior franchise managers and tight corporate control but because many of its competitors died.
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This four-bedroom, three-bathroom house sits on eight acres, with a pool, a dog kennel and a fenced pasture to corral horses.
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"As long as you corral them together and label them, you'll eliminate the guesswork of wondering whether you have something," said Ms. Bauer.
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All these protean meanings can get confusing, and Churchwell has a tendency to corral the unruliness of her material by overstating her case.
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Matt Corral threw two touchdown passes and led three other scoring drives as Ole Miss defeated Southeastern Louisiana 203-29 in Oxford, Miss.
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Buffet restaurants are a dying breed, but Golden Corral is hoping to revitalize the sector by redesigning its restaurants from the studs up.
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In these new locations, Golden Corral has increased the space between tables and added larger windows to make the space feel more open.
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Ducks goalie John Gibson could not corral the puck in the crease, and Lindholm was able to poke it into the Anaheim goal.
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Mama June and her boyfriend have left the state of Georgia and are feeling golden ... as in, craving some grub from Golden Corral.
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The structure that satisfied the team's parameters is a chip covered in mesa-like plateaus that are engraved with channels to corral electrons.
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Moore caught a two-yard touchdown pass from Rebels quarterback Matt Corral with four seconds remaining to bring the game within one point.
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House Democrats refused to supply votes for that stopgap measure, so GOP leadership had to corral enough Republican support to avoid a shutdown.
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"The relation between the media and power is one of the gravest problems in Mexico," said Javier Corral, the new governor of Chihuahua.
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That was evident from last year's "Fantasy Island" episode featuring Coach Ray Malavasi and three players, Jim Youngblood, Anthony Davis and Frank Corral.
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There isn't a company in the PC space that's been able to corral all the different components manufacturers to deliver a comparable experience.
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It was as if the Grammys were trying to corral Cardi B, acknowledging and accommodating her without fully giving in to her charms.
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Individually, the overwhelming talent Horford has had to corral is beyond impressive: Giannis (twice), Ben Simmons, LaMarcus Aldridge, Kristaps Porzingis, and Kevin Love.
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Police wearing riot gear moved quickly to corral the protest, sending out flash-bangs and filling the air with a fog of pepper spray.
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Greeted by a standing ovation, Turner visited a Camp Corral site in Georgia for the first time this summer, armed with stories and smiles.
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In rejecting the old rules, Bolsonaro bet on his ability to corral legislators in the evangelical caucus, where he was a member until recently.
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De Mistura's job is to corral the Syrian government and opposition for negotiations meant to yield a staged political transition and a nationwide ceasefire.
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New York City passed legislation Thursday that would allow the city to corral the characters and street performers who are scattered throughout Times Square.
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Matt Corral replaced Jordan Ta'amu at quarterback for Ole Miss after Ta'amu threw a third-quarter interception, one of three turnovers by the Rebels.
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This kind of rhetoric is easy to dismiss as bluster given that most white power rallies only manage to corral a handful of attendees.
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As we reported, last week Cleopatra, one of John's 7 children, accused Shelia of trying to corral his assets and squeeze out his kids.
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The speedy Elandon Roberts and Dont'a Hightower were able to corral both players into short gains, forcing Ryan to go deeper into his reads.
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Jose Luis Corral, a 52-year-old business owner from Portland, Oregon, still wore a neck brace from injuries he suffered in the crash.
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And yet, all last week, in food truck lines, the corral outside Fader, on smoky patios, I kept overhearing people talking about Dawn Richard.
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"Members leave their carts on the islands and curbs instead of walking them to a corral," a Florida-based Costco employee told Business Insider.
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Ben Zobrist made McAllister pay for it by driving a ball to the right-field wall that Lonnie Chisenhall fell down trying to corral.
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We pass inmates on the way in, and correction officers show up promptly at 8 PM to corral the kids back to their cells.
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It is in this environment that Mr. Corral, a governor who hails from an opposition party, has set out on his crusade against corruption.
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"It has been really tough to corral everyone and say, 'Let's sit down and eat family dinner the way we used to,' " she said.
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"Global trade is not a gunfight at the O.K. Corral," Bruno Le Maire, France's finance minister, said on Thursday after meeting with Mr. Ross.
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When we reach the starting line and crowd into the corral to begin the Family Fun Run, it is impossible not to be moved.
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Britton allowed two of them to score when he unfurled a wild pitch that Sanchez couldn't corral and Yuli Gurriel hit a sacrifice fly.
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Leading off the top half of the inning, Gio Urshela lined a ball to left that a diving Jake Cave could not quite corral.
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The brute power of the Indian police and army was used in 20023 to corral the princely state of Hyderabad into the Indian Union.
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On the Capitals' lone power-play, Ovechkin failed to corral with his backhand a one-time pass from John Carlson, and the sequence sputtered.
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The new video includes an animation that illustrates these vertical strands of air bubbles humpbacks create to effectively corral prey in a tight space.
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Every international partner that Obama helped corral to snap controls on Iran's nuclear ambitions in 2015 spoke out as Trump mulled nullifying the deal.
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Obama was willing to spend what remained of his, digging deep in the aftermath of the Newtown horror, but he couldn't corral the votes.
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Wooden post and rail fences forming the corral would often break, or a pen would need enlarging, requiring new post holes to be dug.
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Beto's barber, Manuel Corral, tells TMZ ... he's been cutting Beto's hair for 7 years at his joint Chema's Barber Shop in El Paso, Texas.
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Privately, the President was even more explicit, warning the House GOP vote counters of the disastrous political consequences if they fail to corral sufficient votes.
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Proponents of the "membrane-first" hypothesis have argued that a fatty-acid membrane was needed to corral the chemicals of life and incubate biological complexity.
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While trying to corral Konstantinov's errant pass, Gretzky—who possessed as good a set of mitts as the game ever saw—inexplicably also heels it.
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The federal government would also likely be able to corral tools it already has and leverage its influence to directly clone servers at certain companies.
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"We pulled together a temporary shelter in a horse corral in two days with $200, and that was our first shelter," the former nutritionist says.
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Jennifer Aydin is the first to admit she uses bribes to help her corral her five kids — but that doesn't mean she always follows through.
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Jones could not corral the rebound of a shot from Mirco Mueller and Dea used his backhand to sweep the puck into the vacated net.
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Connor hustled to corral a backhand saucer pass from Copp and elevated the shot past Crawford for his club-leading 27th goal of the season.
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Corral said that the move was a way for Peña Nieto's government to simulate progress on the case publicly while blocking it behind closed doors.
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Even though Ryan can't corral his own members on a fiscal plan, he's given members something they felt they didn't have under Boehner -- a voice.
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The reality is that small businesses don't keep good tabs on their customers — they're not as easy to corral as customers, but ignored they are.
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Late Sunday evening, almost two full months after Germany's national elections, Merkel announced that she had failed to corral smaller parties into a ruling coalition.
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John Kasich, who is positioning himself as an alternative should both his Republican rivals fail to corral a majority of delegates in a split party.
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Pot cannot replace drugs like morphine, said Corral, herself a medical cannabis patient, but it can help to distract a dying patient from the pain.
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Go deeper: The millionaire funding the campaign to break up Facebook Facebook, regulators search for answers after big hack Zuckerberg strains to corral his baby
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Some spring into their ATVs and drive off in clouds of dust, while others prepare to marshal the animals into the corral when they return.
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That is, until Denver Museum of Nature & Science volunteer Sharon Milito picked up an egg-shaped rock called a concretion at Corral Bluffs in Colorado.
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Designed by Rodrigo Corral, photographs by Jesse Heath Get it from Amazon for $17.10, Barnes & Noble for $23.40, or a local bookseller through Indiebound here.
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At least a dozen self-professed makeup mavens and hobbyists were able to corral their collections for a Kodak moment — and the results are fascinating.
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The idea is to have the dolphins use echolocation to find the last remaining vaquita porpoises and then corral them into a safe breeding ground.
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Pizza Ranch led in nearly every category, but Golden Corral was lauded for menu variety and Cici's Pizza reportedly provided the best value to customers.
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Cabrera ranged to his left for a ball hit by Marlins LF Marcell Ozuna but could not corral it as it squirted into left field.
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In the opening moments of Jurassic Park, we watch as a group of workers corral a dinosaur into a cage, only for everything go wrong.
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Uno por uno, Figueroa y su hijo José, de 28 años, fueron tomando a los gallos y se pusieron a ejercitarlos en un corral cercado.
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"The Gutierrez case shows the degree to which the pursuit and administration of justice has deteriorated morally and institutionally in Mexico," Corral said on Twitter.
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None of Ms. Walker's three children have elevated blood levels, she said, but she is weary of trying to corral them inside their small apartment.
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He's begun seeding crowds with plainclothes officers to sniff out dissenters, tightened efforts to corral reporters, and dances dangerously close to inciting violence against protesters.
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Samir, in which Saudi billionaire Mohammed al-Amoudi's Corral Holdings had a 67.26 percent stake, has been battling creditors ranging from oil traders to banks.
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On June 21 the city will corral them into special zones, set up to thwart aggressive behavior by tip seekers in the crowded Manhattan crossroads.
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In September, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos announced a plan to corral colleges' prosecutorial "overreach" by revising Obama-era rules governing campus hearings on sexual assault.
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Thirty seconds is far too short to find an inner tranquility, but these spiny forms don't fail to endlessly mesmerize even in their separate corral.
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Mr. Erdogan has also criticized the Turkish central bank for raising interest rates, a step that most economists considered the only way to corral inflation.
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But he couldn't corral Zdeno Chara's soft wrister from the point early in the third, igniting a sequence that produced Sean Kuraly's go-ahead goal.
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URIS also wrote the screenplay for 1957's "Gunfight at the O.K. Corral," and saw his Cold War novel "Topaz" become a 1969 Hitchcock film.
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The only hit Tanaka surrendered through the first three innings was Nelson Cruz's broken-bat bouncer back to the box that Tanaka could not corral.
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My earliest art memory that resonates was a painting my mother created of two Navajo girls standing by a sheep corral in a barren landscape.
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There have been plenty of signs that the two young guns in the race may be headed for a shootout at the Otterbein University Corral.
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If Johnson's charm offensive manages to corral enough votes to pass the deal, Britain would leave the EU in an orderly fashion on Oct. 31.
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Soon enough my corral is open and I'm making my way to the base of Verrazano to start my 26.2 mile journey through New York.
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And against Kvitova, Osaka was able to corral her emotions after the second set got away from her, which hasn't always been her strong suit.
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Soon, the two are warily circling each other in a corral under the tutelage of Henry (the winning Jason Mitchell), one of the program's successes.
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That day, Bundy and his supporters, many of them armed, faced off near the corral where the Bureau of Land Management had impounded Bundy's cattle.
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And you need political leaders to emerge to kind of take those sentiments and to corral them towards policy ends that actually might do something.
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His ability to stay high, corral a ball-handler, then recover back and get his hands on a pocket pass is as good as it gets.
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It's impossible to stand so close and believe other players have any chance in hell to corral missed shots while those shoulders occupy the same space.
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Even if Moore wins, he could prove a tough vote for Senate Republicans to corral, if he manages to avoid being outright ostracized by Senate leadership.
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Back in the slush puddle, the cowboys finally got the cow moving, and began shuttling her to the corral, where she would be checked for diseases.
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But Lyson and fellow curator and paleobotanist Ian Miller had been disappointed by a trip to Corral Bluffs before, only finding a literal handful of fossils.
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That's the same de Blasio who pompously defied Trump's call to dismantle so-called sanctuary cities, making it tougher for authorities to find and corral criminals.
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Ta'amu completed 23 of 17 passes for 87 yards, and Corral completed 5 of 8 for 65 yards as Ole Miss could never sustain anything offensively.
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Now that the issue is in Congress's hands, it's basically out of Trump's — it's not like he's famous for being able to effectively corral congressional Republicans.
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New York captain John Tavares got into the crease in the opening seconds of overtime before passing to Mathew Barzal, who could not corral the puck.
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That's why I know it isn't something you can pray away or think away or effectively corral without deliberative, purposeful action that must become second nature.
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Powered by Alexa, Amazon's smart display aims to answer all of your queries, connect your streaming services, and seamlessly corral all of your smart home technology.
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The people with the job of keeping the show on the road are the whips: the MPs who corral their colleagues into backing their party's policies.
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It took place Monday in person and via phone after a weekend of trying to corral top staff, many of whom were on vacation, including Pichai.
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The government has blocked several roads with shipping containers in an effort to corral the protesters, causing hours-long traffic jams in and around the capital.
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After the Islanders were unable to corral the puck following a series of Sabres shots, Moulson deposited the rebound for his eighth goal of the year.
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" The drawing on the interior page is of a sad little girl in a corral saying, "I know what it's like to be different, Diaper Horse.
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Ms. Warren, from Massachusetts, is not the only Democratic presidential candidate to promise to corral the galloping growth of riches controlled by those at the top.
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At one point, a group of protesters rushed toward the hotel entrance; police officers with riot helmets and nightsticks hurried to corral them and restore order.
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Washington defenseman Dmitry Orlov intercepted a pass but was unable to corral the puck near the crease, and it caromed off his skate and past Holtby.
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He struggled to corral his emotions afterward as he reflected the journey that has seen him become the most decorated male player in Olympic basketball history.
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The GUNFIGHT AT / THE O.K. CORRAL (28D and 62A) took place in October 1881, and was a 30-second shootout between the lawmen of Tombstone, Ariz.
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Given the gravity of the situation in Italy, whose economy was contracting even before the virus outbreak, she may manage to corral a consensus for easing.
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But the federal Ministry of Finance has refused to deposit some of the funds, Mr. Corral said at a news conference on Monday in Mexico City.
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But when Mr. Corral called to inquire about the missing funds, he said, he was told a meeting in person was required to resolve the matter.
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There are still close to 24 Golden Corral restaurants in the US, which is not more than it had in 212 but also not significantly less.
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" EDGAR CORRAL "As a 'dreamer,' I've been trying to reconnect with my Mexican roots without the ability to visit my family for the past 17 years.
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Major US tech firms Google, Palantir, and Microsoft have been contracted to help the UK's healthcare system, the NHS, corral data for a COVID-19 dashboard.
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Top Democrats are making a last-minute push to corral support for a bill to ban flavored tobacco, including menthol, before it reaches the floor Friday.
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Republican Attorneys General Association executive director Adam Piper called Paxton an "amazing consensus builder" who he has helped corral other state attorneys general on multistate lawsuits.
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He's on his way to work at the O.K. Corral, it turns out, and the first show of the day starts in less than an hour.
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Brantley, who looked stricken after the incident, proceeded to strike out but reached first when Gary Sanchez could not corral the wild pitch in the dirt.
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Letang had another shot through traffic at 2:41 of the third, but Elliott was able to corral the puck and maintain the two-goal lead.
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Sometimes it's hard to grasp all the nuance, to corral all the unruly strands into a coherence, especially in Smith's most Woolfian stream-of-consciousness moments.
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Samir, which is controlled by Saudi Corral Petroleum Holdings, said in August that it was halting production at the 200,000 barrel-per-day (bpd) Mohammedia refinery.
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For almost two hours, the cow evaded officers armed with tranquilizer equipment and generally caused a raucous as authorities repeatedly tried and failed to corral the animal.
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Video shows the man bursting into the press corral at the El Paso event, pushing a BBC photographer, and yelling "fuck the media" as the crowd jeers.
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The group's administrators tried to corral its users into a new group, "Crossovers Nobody Asked For 'Season 2,'" but that got shut down just one day later.
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Golden Corral said it saw a 5 percent increase in weekend sales during the course of the promotion, as compared to sales over the 12 weeks prior.
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It may expand in the hours ahead as Senate leaders try and corral the necessary votes, but that's the bare bones version of what's on the table.
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Luckily, Crews was in the area and helped the actress corral the crowd to rediscover the lost jewelry, even getting on his knees to search for it.
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To replace or fix the law, Price will have to corral the same groups — from drugmakers to hospital groups — that Democrats battled with in approving the law.
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After noticing the holdup in federal transfers, Corral said, he and aides held a meeting with top ministry officials in Mexico City on the evening of Jan.
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It is also premised on the notion that Cruz, like Trump, has a ceiling on his support and that only Rubio can corral more moderate Republican voters.
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After a killer 2016 season, Corral mysteriously transferred from the prestigious Oaks Christian School to Long Beach Poly and no one seemed to know why ... until now.
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PartyUp allows you to corral dozens of nearby UE speakers (the company says "more than 50") and get all of them playing the same music in sync.
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For that, we turned to Cecilia de Corral, a project manager at Brooklyn Grange whose talented hands keep the MUNCHIES rooftop garden as beautiful as it is.
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Also getting some #1 pick tutelage was Matt Corral ... a high school junior who's nationally ranked as one of the top 5 QB's in the 2018 class.
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At regular intervals, the watch buzzes to corral the student's attention if they have been zoning out or otherwise not focusing on what's happening in the classroom.
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The federal government says funds were cut to Chihuahua for budgetary and technical reasons, not as revenge, and Pena Nieto has criticized Corral for politicizing the matter.
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Whenever he could, he would corral one of the embedded crew members to film his knife work and talk through the day's potato recipe in the kitchen.
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Her decision to send her own team, some officials said, was driven as much by her desire to corral Mr. Kerry as to engage the Iranians. Mrs.
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But Mr. O'Brian's portrayal of Wyatt Earp, forever remembered for his participation in the 1881 shootout at the O.K. Corral, would remain his professional high-water mark.
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She presented photos of officers and A.S.P.C.A. workers using garden tools to corral the rabbits, and of rabbits crowded in cages in the back of a van.
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But one wrong move and they could quickly find themselves in serious danger of banging into the sharp corral reef that looms just below the water's surface.
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Organizations like Camp Corral, which is supported by philanthropy, can point the way in identifying the needs of military children and the best practices for assisting them.
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Among my other favorite pieces is Lorna Simpson's "Dividing Lines" (1989) that makes the black figure an enigmatic presence, which aphoristic language seeks to corral and define.
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Their parent, who has two education degrees, an impressive history of being able to corral children in various situations, and just happens to be on maternity leave.
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I like to spend time out there on the weekends, and try to corral one of my kids to join me, though I bat about 50 percent.
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The playoff attempts to corral these disparate teams, with their divergent styles and players, into a single bracket that can declare one champion to rule them all.
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They dispossessed Belgium in their own half and freed Griezmann for a wide-open shot, but Courtois quickly got down to his right to corral the shot.
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Corral ended up 6 of 12 for 124 yards with a touchdown and an interception while teammate John Rhys Plumlee was 9 of 14 for 121 yards.
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But by the end of the warm afternoon the flunkies had given up trying to corral the unruly hacks, and colleagues were sitting, leaning and chattering everywhere.
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The wolves in neighboring Idaho have been mercilessly gunned down as if they were the target for a free for all killing frenzy from the OK Corral.
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With 11:07 remaining, Kane and Reinhart had a 2-on-1 chance that came up short when Reinhart was unable to corral Kane's pass in time.
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It grows so well that a passer-by, concerned about my boisterous crop of dandelions, once suggested I use her landscaping crew to corral my wild patch.
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Even the jokes told by the comedians MTV could corral—Kevin Hart, Tiffany Haddish, Ken Jeong, and Anna Kendrick—were almost entirely at the expense of attendees.
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On Jackson's interception, Phillips took a step forward on play-action but quickly sunk deep enough to corral the ball after Casey Hayward broke up Jackson's high throw.
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Because I think they had thought they were able to corral Trump, and after that demonstration of American power, I think that they lost their confidence on that.
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With consumers more choosy about their dining options, many restaurants have slashed prices to lure diners through their doors — Golden Corral has opted to take a different route.
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Green losing half a step would mean the difference between being able to corral an attacking point guard on a switch and that point guard driving past him.
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House Republicans have sunk past attempts at comprehensive immigration bills, but Democrats hope Ryan could help corral the votes, particularly if his majority is smaller after the elections.
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The closer we get to the midterms the harder it will be to corral skittish and vulnerable Republicans to cast a vote that could cost them their seats.
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Built in the 1940s, the Corral Lodges is a semicircle of 15 single-unit log cabins huddled around a log office that used to be a gas station.
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Seeking to corral support from economic nationalists, leftist liberals and social conservatives, he has pledged to combat inequality, improve pay and welfare spending, and run a tight budget.
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Courtesy Glenstone Museum © 2018 Bruce Nauman / Artists Rights Society Most of the horses were at the far end of a spacious corral when Nauman and I entered.
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So, when the President seeks to corral public opinion behind him Tuesday, he will be operating on scorched political ground and will require something extraordinary to shift opinion.
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They chased the animals into the brush, and ditches, working together to position themselves so that they could corral the large sows and boars, which frequently got away.
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This is one potential nomination that would have no trouble getting confirmed, since the idea of getting Cruz out of the Senate would probably corral a massive vote.
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This revival's more moderate leaders can't corral the young radicals who want revolution and who reject not just the Democratic nominee, but the basic assumptions of modern politics.
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Chihuahua Governor Javier Corral, of the center-right opposition National Action Party (PAN), has taken the lead in trying to bring Duarte back to Mexico to face justice.
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They're so common, in fact, that each year police erect a designated homophobe corral at the corner of Santa Monica and La Cienega Boulevards to contain the protesters.
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It took Moses, a team of three beekeepers, and a few fearless members of the public to corral the bees into boxes and try to free the queen.
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If he can corral Vick toward the fence he might be able to abuse him with level changes into uppercuts or—more likely—into overhands and left hooks.
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A good bet, trade experts say, is that Mr. Trump is using the tariffs as a bargaining chip to corral allies into adopting a harder line on China.
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San Diego's Franmil Reyes made it 2-2 in the third on a soft pop-up that shortstop Amed Rosario just failed to corral in short left field.
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He has overseen the addition of "cooking theaters" to many Golden Corral locations — areas where customers can watch their meat get smoked or their baked goods get frosted.
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But China has shown less determination to corral its runaway emissions of carbon dioxide, the colorless, odorless gas that is principally responsible for the warming of the planet.
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Jason Pellerin caught a 5-yard touchdown pass from Corral with 54 seconds left in the first half to open up the 27-17 advantage for Ole Miss.
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Since Bedard works with the state's Nuisance Alligator Program, he has completed his fair share of gator trappings, and knows the correct protocol to safely corral the animals.
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That means the pressure will be on the prime minister to corral fellow Conservatives, as well as lawmakers who have recently left or been expelled from the party.
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It also has two heated helicopter pads, a sauna, thousands of roaming stock and wildlife, access to White Creek, and a fenced corral and pens, the listing states.
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Ole Miss threatened on its last possession after Corral completed a 2121-yard pass to Braylon Sanders to the Mississippi State 282 on a fourth-and-215 play.
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If German elephant rounds evoked the smoky, intellectual and very European air of Madame de Staël's salons, American presidential debates had the atavistic appeal of the O.K. Corral.
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Amid ongoing efforts by the Chinese government to corral the spread of the virus, markets have been increasingly sensitive to the virus' rapidly increasing death toll and spread.
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Zip ties were invented in 1958 by Maurus C. Logan, an engineer at the Thomas & Betts electrical company, to corral the thousands of feet of wire inside airplanes.
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The campaign cases are part of a wide-ranging investigation underway in Chihuahua, where the new governor, Javier Corral, has assigned his attorney general to delve into corruption.
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Panik opened the scoring in the second period with a strong rush down the ice, and when Mrazek couldn't corral the puck, it ended up in the net.
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Standing in the corral for 219 minutes, I am not permitted to leave to go to the bathroom, but I am permitted to look around my immediate vicinity.
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Obama sought to corral his crowd, listing the accomplishments of the last eight years ranging from health care to marriage equality, all while insisting that his work isn't finished.
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Samir, in which Saudi billionaire Mohammed al-Amoudi's Corral Holdings has a 67.26 percent stake, has been battling creditors ranging from oil traders to banks who are owed millions.
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Alcoholism, drug abuse, infidelity, dishonesty, financial problems, child abuse: Bloodline has it all, serving up an expansive buffet of dysfunctionality that not even your nearest Golden Corral could match.
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It's a company that doesn't directly sell you anything; instead, it has to corral a huge and fragmented ecosystem of PC manufacturers into making devices that use its chips.
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That android looks like it'll serve a more a public-facing civil servant role, while the O-R3 patrols could actually help the police force identify and corral lawbreakers.
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As anger rose among the throngs of men, police struggled to disperse the growing crowds, firing rubber bullets and trying to corral rioters into certain sections of the city.
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His day was over after the first half as Matt Corral took over and went 10 for 10 and two scores through the air and one on the ground.
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According to Etoga, this – combined with monthly clean-up expeditions to corral trash that does accumulate in drains and wetlands – has reduced the amount of flooding in the neighborhood.
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It falls instead to Russia to try to restrain its ally, Bashar al-Assad, Syria's brutal ruler, and to America to corral a multitude of rebel groups into acquiescence.
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Corral, of the center-right National Action Party, said in a message broadcast online he believed Duarte had fled to neighboring Texas and would seek his extradition to Mexico.
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If House GOP leaders can corral enough votes for the funding extension, the shutdown spotlight would shift to the Senate, where nine Democrats are needed to overcome a filibuster.
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Corral, a member of the opposition National Action Party and staunch opponent of the PRI, condemned the decision, saying it was a fresh blow in the fight against corruption.
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In all fairness to the Democratic National Committee and the networks that have hosted these debates, it's hard to corral this many people into a format that makes sense.
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There's no reason to make a beeline for the prime rib at Golden Corral, but the actions of hundreds of veterans on Veterans Day would make one think otherwise.
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Drummond was once primarily instructed to drop when guarding similar action, corral the ball-handler before his teammate recovered while also staying within arm's length of his own man.
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Last week he issued World Eater, the latest in a line of solo records that have found him attempting to corral that chaos into more traditionally song-shaped forms.
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"If Netflix and other streaming entities continue to corral high profile films, shrinking the window will be inevitable," Exhibitor Relations senior box-office analyst Jeff Bock told Business Insider.
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After they searched frantically for two days, the horse wandered up a watery path to the corral, sporting a gash on her right hock and other cuts and punctures.
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Republican leaders are scrambling to corral votes, but at least six G.O.P. senators have not committed to it, citing concerns over the deficit and the effect on health care.
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There were not enough dog handlers backstage to corral the pets, so the contestants found themselves frantically searching in the dark for their Yorkiepoos and Pomskies and chocolate Labs.
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This land is beautiful, the world is beautiful, and it is greedy to want to corral it in and tear families apart, and prevent learning and appreciating other cultures.
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The mountain oysters come fried and served with a cocktail sauce and are served throughout the Southwest (you can find them at El Corral, one of Tucson's oldest restaurants).
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About a dozen people from the Animal Rescue League of Iowa came to help corral the loose pigs and get all of the animals taken out of the area.
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The class-action lawsuit had accused Sutter of using its regional dominance to corral insurers so that patients could not go elsewhere for less expensive or higher quality care.
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It shows attendees walking through a flood – Moreno&aposs open-toed shoes are completely covered by dirty floodwater, while emergency workers can be seen trying to corral floating barricades.
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No Republicans voted against proceeding to debate, a huge accomplishment for GOP leaders who struggled earlier this year to corral their members around legislation to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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He also had a passed ball in the eighth inning and could not corral a wild pitch in the sixth that allowed Travis Shaw to score with two outs.
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The leeway that prosecutors have been granted by Mr. Corral is rare in Mexico, where investigations are seldom begun and, if permitted, rarely reach higher than low-level functionaries.
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Standing in for the OK Corral was Rajadamnern Stadium in Bangkok, packed to its creaking wooden rafters with touts and gamblers eager to witness this head-to-head showdown.
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In the third quarter of the Warriors 123-110 win over the Rockets at the Oracle, Clint Capela missed a dunk, but was able to corral the rebound. Briefly.
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He said the U.S. would work with allies to corral Iran — but Great Britain, France and Germany have shown little enthusiasm for negotiating a successor to the 2015 deal.
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And now here I was, in a place redolent of a long-ago past, trying to corral my thoughts, my pencil poised over a blank page in my notebook.
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The nationally funded study, coined the Teenagers against Meningitis, or TEAM, trial, will corral 216,224 teenagers from ages 218 to 18 living in 14 towns and cities across the country.
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More recently, he devoted his time to raising money for Camp Corral, which provides a week of free outdoor activities to kids of injured, ill or fallen military service members.
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But in the last 30 seconds of that penalty, Crouse blocked a shot by defenseman Oscar Klefbom and hustled to corral the loose puck for a one-on-one chance.
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To prep the hair like Antonio Corral Calero did backstage, coat damp strands with Moroccanoil Treatment, then a heat protecting spray before blowing it straight with a boar bristle brush.
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This tendency to fan out is another reason it is hard to corral power over long distances through AC grids—for, being grids, they are made of multiple, interconnected lines.
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Supis told Motherboard in an email that the dissolution is worst in the northwest Atlantic because the ocean currents corral human-made carbon dioxide to the region in massive quantities.
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The group targeted a horticulture center at the University of Washington; a federally owned wild horse corral in Susanville, California; and a horse slaughterhouse in Redmond, Oregon, among other properties.
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Ryan scored his second goal of the series — and made up for his failure to corral a puck that led directly to a David Backes goal in the Boston rally.
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"It&aposs so fast, terrifying to see all the people screaming," recalled Corral, who was one of four people who helped the plane&aposs badly injured pilot escape the blaze.
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Apple continues to win not by out-innovating competitors, but by grinding away at its corral of excellent products, polishing them with smart, new features that enhance but never confuse.
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Two outs later, Sandoval hit a catchable popup to left that Smith couldn't corral, with Dickerson speeding home to give the Giants their fifth walk-off win of the season.
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The Angels' DH relies on his pitch recognition and preternatural reflexes to wait, driving fastballs the opposite way while using the big part of the field to corral breaking balls.
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Wells Fargo employees were instructed to "round up" immigrants in the country illegally, corral them into a branch office, and cajole them into opening bank accounts, new court filings claim.
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Acciari doubled the lead 2:52 into the second, when Islanders right winger Cal Clutterbuck lost control of the puck while trying to corral it in front of the net.
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Less than a year after Kaplan handed over Indigo Ranch's keys to its new owners, the Corral Fire swept through the top of Solstice Canyon, destroying everything in its path.
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As was first spotted by Quartz, the search giant has been using a third-party company, Appen, to corral a diverse array of accented audio samples from the website's users.
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On Saturday, Corral launched a two-week cross country protest caravan that will tour 1,124 miles (1,810 km) from Ciudad Juarez to Mexico City to keep attention on his cause.
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The logs that had been used to build the Corral Lodges were floated down Swift Creek to be handcrafted in the distinctive "Swedish cope" style of cutting corners and chinking.
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CN produces processed meats, biscuits, chocolates, coffee, pasta, ice cream and owns restaurants Hamburguesas El Corral, Beer Station, Lenos & Carbon and Taco Bell, Papa John's, Starbucks and Krispy Kreme franchises.
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There was no whistle, and then, milliseconds before Waiters would have violated the five-second time limit, he flipped a looping pass to Kevin Durant, who could not corral it.
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Where difficult trade-offs are needed to bring Trumpian ideas into legislative reality, can Mr. Ryan corral support from his fractious Republican colleagues (and even a few Democrats when necessary)?
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"I'm very excited," she said, beaming as she and her mother wrapped up a purchase of brown floral Corral-brand boots (which came to $230 after a 234 percent discount).
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" Added Jose Luis Corral, who lives in Oregon: "The plane took off, and then it went up and down and back up again and then it slid on the runway.
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Since taking office in July, Boris Johnson has tried to corral the Conservative Party, which is openly fighting over Brexit, behind his strategy of leaving the European Union on Oct.
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Spotted out the passenger window of her silver Toyota was Stone Corral Elementary in the town of Seville, where century-old pipes contaminate the tap water with soil and bacteria.
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"We are aware we struck at the modus operandi of political corruption in Mexico, but the difference is that we have accounted for it technically and legally," Mr. Corral said.
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But then baby James rolled in, and even though Kim ran in and tried to corral the kids and salvage the situation, it was pretty much over at that point.
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But then baby James rolled in, and even though Kim ran in and tried to corral the kids and salvage the situation, it was pretty much over at that point.
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And I had drying-rack theories: Start with anything ceramic, then put glassware around the outside to corral loose dishes, then silverware, then pots and pans and stainless-steel bowls.
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Murray Abraham), the washed-up fantasy writer; and David (David Hornsby), the co-founder who tries to corral them all — which can be difficult because they all hate each other.
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For instance, Golden Corral says it's installed multiple new hand sanitizer stations in most, if not all, of its 500 locations -- and workers are now on a different kinda clock.
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Biden may be a weak candidate in the same way Romney was, namely because his party has lost the ability to corral all the outside money into the presidential primary.
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I've been reading a book titled " Tombstone's Most Haunted ," by Joshua Hawley, who is the director of reënactments at the O.K. Corral, and also the director of Tombstone's paranormal investigations.
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Chicago C/PF Joakim Noah (shoulder) returned from a nine-game absence to corral nine rebounds in 19 minutes against the Wizards but was scoreless on 0-of-7 shooting.
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The privately held Golden Corral, which has nearly 500 restaurants, saw revenue fall 11.5 percent last year, a narrower dive compared with its competitors, Technomic analyst David Henkes told CNBC.
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The full-time, W-2 economy that AB5 is trying to corral Californians back into has already failed these workers by not providing them with the income stability they need.
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Their early work on the Google search engine 21 years ago helped corral an unruly cloud of information on the World Wide Web — and made them billionaires in the process.
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Earlier this year, Republicans spent months on a failed bid to repeal and replace ObamaCare, only to see the GOP Senate unable to corral enough votes to pass a bill.
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When that happens, he said, the carnivore usually eats a handful of goats and sheep, but in some cases it can massacre more than 100 animals in a single corral.
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Seeking to corral support from economic nationalists, leftist liberals and social conservatives, he has pledged to combat inequality, improve pay and welfare spending, as well as run a tight budget.
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Johnson got a piece of Hayes' shot but could not corral it as it trickled into the back of the net while right winger Pontus Aberg tried desperately to retrieve it.
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The attempts Christianity has made to corral this artist's feelings, thinking, and responses within the confines of a sin-and-redemption narrative are cracking and splintering all over the gallery walls.
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"The baboons in the corral are in holding and are typically used for breeding or they're holding until we know what type of study they may be used for," she said.
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But I wonder how much of this that the media's doing is to play off and to corral people who are already wimps and linguini-spined when it comes to kids.
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But the controversial nature of Trump's emerging budget -- always a magnet for partisan opposition -- guarantees a fight that will test the White House's capacity to corral lawmakers and shape public opinion.
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" To illustrate the point, Noah played clips of Spicer trying to corral the briefing room by insisting that everyone speak in turn and raise their hands "like big boys and girls.
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Acquittal long has been a foregone conclusion, given that there was never a chance that House Democrats would corral the two-thirds supermajority needed to convict in the GOP-controlled Senate.
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In it, he finds a note from Hightower (Christopher Heyerdahl) requesting a showdown at the O.K. Corral (er, um fine, at the old train station, whatever that is) at 10 a.m.
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Companies have burned through cash as fast as they've raised it, largely due to the high costs needed to pay a staff to corral badly parked scooters and re-charge them.
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It was this last option I used most often to corral my armies, finding individual or small group selection too slow for my needs, but it's still not an ideal solution.
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And since he learned that the secret to getting by with a smaller pasture is having your cattle eat more nutritiously, he's developed a new kind of corral rife with vegetation.
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Miguel Corral, 33, a Mexican immigrant with an oil field trucking business, opened a new rodeo arena this year featuring everything from roping competitions to boxing matches and country western bands.
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"How nice that your family can be together, unlike all the children at our border you are allowing your father to corral in actual cages, away from theirs," one user commented.
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Over that time, companies in the field — which develop therapies to corral the body's own immune system to destroy cancer cells — have generated both enormous returns and remarkable clinical trial results.
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If the GOP leadership, thrown into a crisis arguably of its own making, can't corral sufficient unity to secure Blunt's reelection in Missouri, then the rules of the game have changed.
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It also shows that when confronted with a clear attempt to corral the FBI and undermine special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation of the president, many Republicans will side with their president.
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In the attack, which occurred after Nash attempted to help a friend corral her escaped pet, Nash lost her hands as well as her nose, eyelids, and upper and lower lips.
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The House had been set to vote Thursday on the American Health Care Act (AHCA), but the vote was delayed after Trump and leadership couldn't corral the necessary 216 GOP votes.
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As she writes, she was at a Golden Corral location in Erie on Sunday, May 26 to celebrate her son's birthday with her husband, her best friend and her friend's kids.
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" In a statement to PEOPLE, Golden Corral said: "We strive to make all of our guests feel welcome and comfortable, but it appears we didn't meet the mark in this situation.
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Bush had no agent and met with no other teams, but Silver's word helped persuade Daniels to send scouts to the Golden Corral and learn more about Bush as a person.
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Its design involved a U-shaped wall made out of plastic (yes, plastic) pipes, which was fitted with a 10-foot barrier underneath in order to corral trash without using nets.
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Pietrangelo celebrated his birthday with his eighth goal at 12:193, pouncing on a loose puck after Anderson failed to corral a rebound and punching it home from the right circle.
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The news that their victory in next month's presidential election was now almost certain alarmed Argentina's creditors, who feared they would fail to honour the country's debts, and corral capital flows.
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Given the conflict, and Mr. Corral's position that previous transfers were used to embezzle funds, the minister was not sure how he could transfer the money, Mr. Corral recalled being told.
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He was a master at building coalitions, a skilled diplomat who understood how to corral balky allies, like Britain and France, and deal adroitly with failing adversaries, like the Soviet Union.
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A multimillion-dollar floating boom designed to corral plastic debris littering the Pacific Ocean deployed from San Francisco Bay on Saturday as part of a larger high-stakes and ambitious undertaking.
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Yuli Gurriel got an infield single on a ball that Didi Gregorius took a long time to corral at shortstop, and Yordan Alvarez walked to load the bases for Carlos Correa.
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Experts said that argument was tenuous, however, noting that it was more important to corral a country like Malaysia, where North Koreans hold meetings to buy or sell weapons-related technology.
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Mothers corral their daughters' locks into tidy rows before sending them off to school; Pippi Longstocking's signature gravity-defying plaits represent her kooky whimsy but also her fearless sense of adventure.
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Without the U.S. to corral them, those countries threw up roadblocks to delay making new climate commitments and softened language in a final agreement urging countries to pursue more ambitious cuts.
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The developing situation is reminiscent of the challenges faced by John A. Boehner, the former speaker, when he tried to corral recalcitrant conservatives to vote for compromise spending and immigration packages.
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The complaint goes further than that, in revealing that the call was one of several actions taken by Trump and his allies to corral Ukraine into interfering in the 2020 election.
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Lebanese politicians and bankers say Saudi Arabia intends to do to their country what it did to Qatar - corral Arab allies into enforcing an economic blockade unless its demands are met.
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Officials like McMaster, Tillerson, and Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis, the thinking went, would corral the inexperienced and inattentive president and essentially ensure that traditional American foreign policy remained in place.
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Scrambling for the support of black voters as a crucial primary in South Carolina nears, Hillary Clinton and Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont made appeals on Tuesday to corral their backing. Mrs.
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Scalability is the biggest concern–virtual or not, someone has to keep an eye on these systems and corral hackers, and IT teams typically have their hands full managing the regular networks.
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Corral, who believes Duarte has escaped to the US, has accused the federal government of withholding millions of dollars needed to pay public servants' salaries as punishment for supporting the corruption inquiry.
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It all started with a tweet sent out by a woman named "Dory" about how nobody came to her best friend Chelsie Collins' baby shower at a Golden Corral restaurant in Ohio.
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Corral recalls one of the first members of WAMM, a man with cancer in his mid-forties who was hours from death in the early '90s and in a coma-like state.
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Corral recalled that, after the third time he breathed in marijuana, the man smiled, gave a thumbs up, opened his eyes, and talked to his family — before he died an hour later.
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Compounding matters for New York is the fact that left fielder Yoenis Cespedes may be unavailable for Tuesday's game after suffering cramps in his hamstring while attempting to corral Raburn's winning hit.
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It's a beautiful type of mayhem—just make sure you remove that flask—as bears blot out the sun lights and stadium workers corral them so they can be donated to charity.
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New York City mayor Bill de Blasio, at a press conference held last JunePhoto: Drew Angerer (Getty Images)If using the law to corral antivaxxers doesn't work at first, try, try again.
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His wife was trying to corral the kids out of the room quickly and efficiently, while Kelly was hoping his daughter would go behind his chair and play with some toys quietly.
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"I presented a letter to the court from Mohammed al-Amoudi (Saudi billionaire and owner of Corral Holdings) where he announces his commitment to inject $680 million into Samir," Abdelkbir Tabih said.
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Multiple sources tell us Corral got into a fight with 16-year-old Tristan Gretzky at a high school basketball game earlier this month in front of a large group of people.
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Mason made a save on right winger Brad Boyes, but as he went to corral the rebound, Polak came scrambling in to punch it home for his first goal of the season.
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Rinne denied Nick Schmaltz on a breakaway but could not corral the puck, which Anisimov lifted into the net for his second goal of the season and his first since Oct. 10.
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To be fair, lots of guys have probably done that too, but lots of people also eat at Golden Corral, so, you know, ubiquity is not all it's cracked up to be.
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Helping corral and greet everyone was a senior legal counsel for the company from Washington, DC, as well as a government and business-affairs liaison who worked on-site in Boca Chica.
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In any case, "The Birth of a Nation" is not "only a movie"; it's precisely a movie, an ambitious attempt to corral the contradictions of history within the conventions of popular narrative.
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Over the past few years, the FMMA, according to Freedman, has managed to corral disparate practitioners of free-market medicine across the country, and inject some philosophical structure to the movement itself.
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The ball skipped into foul territory, but Puig took some time before realizing he should round first and Carlos Correa was able to corral the ball and throw him out at second.
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I think it's Facebook and online platforms, and both the need to corral our state-sponsored propaganda, and, as I've said, also, we need to start talking about: It's not fake news.
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Redshirt freshman quarterback Matt Corral passed for 246 yards and two touchdowns to Elijah Moore to lift Ole Miss to a 31-243 victory against Arkansas on Saturday night in Oxford, Miss.
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The legendary gunfight at the O.K. Corral, down the road in Tombstone, had occurred fully a half-century before, and Tucson was blooming as a desert mecca for tourists and respiratory patients.
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Conversely, as the mother of a heroin addict, she hangs her hope on the belief that if she only loves Katie enough, she'll be able to corral her into beating her habit.
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That eventually came to include the new construction of a museum building, cafe, corral, arrival gallery and gatehouse, and the completion of substantial landscaping and site improvement work, according to the complaint.
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Heather Resendez, a local organizer of the rally who had been seated inside the gazebo, said Monday that she saw Mr. Sealy confront a man who had been trying to "corral" him.
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Golden Corral, which has been open for about 44 years, has a number of different exterior designs based on previous remodels and will have to adapt the new design to these locations.
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Golden Corral also redesigned the kitchen to place the cooking equipment that guests don't want to see, like fryers, out of sight and to make the area more efficient for staff members.
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It will insist that there are "two sides" to the story, and will corral skeptical scientists — readily available on any subject — to invalidate or at least cast doubt on solid medical consensus.
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This has occurred as Trump has refashioned the GOP's country club image and worked to corral working-class voters disillusioned with conventional politics and economic policies that they believe left them behind.
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I had an interesting semester as an RA. One night, a student I didn't know was at a party on my floor, so I tried to corral them out in the hallway.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanese politicians and bankers believe Saudi Arabia intends to do to their country what it did to Qatar - corral Arab allies into enforcing an economic blockade unless its demands are met.
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In it, you can roam the open country, completing quests like helping brightly colored cows find their way back to their corral, or reuniting a lost baby Loch Ness monster with its mother.
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And in Manhattan, perhaps the country's most liberal city, it's not uncommon to see lines form outside the Chick-fil-A locations, oftentimes needing an employee to help corral chicken-sandwich-loving customers.
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Golden Corral: The Thanksgiving Day buffet includes fried chicken, pot roast, glazed ham, and three kinds of turkey, as well as more than a dozen sides and a choice of three different desserts.
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Oliver Ekman-Larsson's shot from the blue line was tipped wide of the net, but Nick Schmaltz was able to corral the puck and pass to Clayton Keller in the left faceoff circle.
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This time around, House leaders are also likely to lose moderate votes — but they can live with that, as long as they can corral the 216 votes they need to pass the bill.
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The 24-year-old puts an audacious amount of pressure on opponents whenever he sprints the floor, fakes a dribble hand-off, or unravels one paw to corral a bounce pass in traffic.
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The Cardinals added two runs in the third inning, the first on a squibber to the mound that Castillo could not corral in his haste to try to get Carpenter at the plate.
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For the last four years, Carlos Marroquin, 53, a postal worker and activist, has been helping to corral what he calls the "Bernie Brigade," organizing Sanders supporters for all kinds of political causes.
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Jon and Etta Smith live out a city slicker's dream, mostly, by building a self-sustaining house, corral and livestock feeding system on their bear- and rattlesnake-infested bison ranch in northwestern Montana.
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A century after the guns fell silent, bomb-disposal units are still working to corral unexploded shells, grenades, shrapnel, mines and other deadly ordnance, often uncovered by farmers as they plough the fields.
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UNITED NATIONS — President Obama is planning to use his last appearance before the United Nations General Assembly this week to corral world leaders to uplift the lives of refugees crossing borders in droves.
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But according to the Times, some of the developers behind the apps suggested that Apple is attempting to corral users into only using its own tools, where it has more leverage over users.
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Too often, though, the movie traffics in genre clichés and the usual suspects, as emissaries of law (mostly white) and disorder (black) swagger and scheme at the opposite ends of the O.K. Corral.
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The rally was Mr. Trump's third of four planned for this week, as he tries to corral Republican voters ahead of what is expected to be a difficult midterm election for his party.
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That project will reportedly feature as many as 67 different Marvel superheroes, and Markus and McFeely will be responsible for figuring out how to corral all of them into two normal-length movies.
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The governor, Javier Corral, was promised millions of dollars last December by the federal government to help fill budget shortfalls in his state, Chihuahua, which is in the midst of a financial crisis.
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It plans to continue to refine its technology, hone personalization in order to better corral the sprawl of products it offers, expand internationally and explore events and real-world interactions with its community.
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It was a moment of relief as much as it was delirium for the tens of thousands of blue-and-white striped fans who somehow managed to corral most of the tickets here.
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WhatsApp and Discord are simple apps to use if you want to remove the uncertainty of being able to corral your friends, but not everyone wants to rely on outside apps or services.
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Southeastern Louisiana came within five points after Corral fumbled on his own 9-yard line, as Bransen Schwebel caught a touchdown from 5 yards out with 252:230 left in the third quarter.
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When the original shoot-out at the O.K. Corral took place, one of the U.S.'s genocidal campaigns against Native Americans, known more widely and conveniently as the Apache Wars, was under way.
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Another would be to turn them into second-class citizens or corral them in Bantustans, both of which would turn Israel into a place with different laws for different peoples—an apartheid state. ■
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The volunteer marshals were slow on the first few holes to corral the crowds, which were bigger than on any day at the tournament since Woods's seventh victory in the event, in 2013.
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With Republicans holding a slim Senate majority, McConnell likely needs the cooperation and support of hard-line conservative Republicans such as Senator Ted Cruz who in the past have been difficult to corral.
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The lawsuit accused police of improperly using chemical weapons, interfering with video of police activity and unlawfully detaining protesters at a Sunday demonstration when officers used a tactic called "kettling" to corral protesters.
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As the aughts pushed on and new stars like John Cena became the face of the company, WWE shifted its expansion strategy, focusing on family-friendly content to corral a wider customer base.
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McGee promptly snared a ball thrown behind him by quarterback Bart Starr, reaching back with one hand to corral it on his way to the end zone for the first Super Bowl touchdown pass.
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They were not interested in us, so we maneuvered underneath them and observed their slow, methodical circling, a collective hunting behavior they use to corral prey fish, gradually narrowing the trap as they rise.
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As Ryan O'Reilly and Sam Reinhart tried to corral a bouncing puck near the net, Moulson stepped up and slammed a one-timer home at 43:34 for his fifth goal of the year.
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The change in attitude comes as the economy continues to do well and as Democratic leaders struggle to corral their members into focusing on a message that goes beyond anti-Trump rhetoric and Russia.
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To set it apart from the old guard of oysters, he gave the oyster (and the operation) an intentionally quirky identity, naming it for a nearby isle where settlers used to corral their swine.
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Fire officials say a deadly Northern California wildfire that has destroyed more than 500 buildings and is threatening thousands more did not grow as dramatically overnight, though crews are still struggling to corral it.
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In a brief phone interview, Ms. Nixon said "Andrew Cuomo can't have it both ways" — claiming he was powerless to corral the I.D.C. for years and then taking credit for it disbanding on Wednesday.
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Whenever they see a brood of young swans on the river bank, the Uppers cry "All-Up," then gently corral the birds between their boats so that they can be safely and swiftly counted.
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We were given instructions not to stray from our designated corral, unless it was to go out to craft services, where there were English muffins and Red Vines and other things I couldn't eat.
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Former NASA scientist Jerome Pearson helped designed a lightweight, towing-cable-like craft called the ElectroDynamic Debris Eliminator, or EDDE, which would use the planet's magnetic pull to corral space junk into a net.
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U.S. officials fret about Moscow's ability to wield its authoritarian power to corral Russian academia, the private sector, and criminal networks to boost its cyber-capacity while insulating state-backed hackers from direct attribution.
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Crashing the offensive glass is a good way to get second-chance points and take advantage of the fact that misses on shots close to the basket are easier for the offense to corral.
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Cesar Duarte, who governed Chihuahua for Pena Nieto's Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) between 2010 and 2016, is wanted for misappropriating public funds, said his successor as governor Javier Corral, a member of the opposition.
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Macri's government is confident it can corral the votes needed to win approval even though the opposition holds a majority in the Senate and Macri holds only the largest minority in the lower chamber.
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