And while Apple could successfully fend off China's demands, we still don't know if the company can fend off the FBI.
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Abortion rights groups have vowed to fend off the challenges.
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To fend off dehydration, sometimes trees will essentially stop breathing.
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Bringing Airbus will fend off critics and make him popular.
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Dan Lipinski fend off a progressive primary challenge this week.
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It's trying to fend off claims that it causes congestion.
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I'm hoping this extra sleep will fend off my cold.
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The pair have to fend off wolves more than once.
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Bella Thorne just can't seem to fend off the bad guys.
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Before, Arya couldn't fend off Joffrey without the help of Nymeria.
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Mr Geingob will probably, for the moment, fend off his rivals.
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Samsung has managed to fend off the threat from Apple now.
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However, Macy's was not able to fend off the retail apocalypse.
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Instead, she claims she repeatedly had to fend off his advances.
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Doepfner is eyeing acquisitions to fend off competition, the magazine reported.
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Whether it can fend off its competitors remains to be seen.
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Still, any company that's shipping clothing has to fend off Amazon.
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You'll need this stormtrooper costume to fend off ghosts this Halloween!
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Read more:Toronto spent $31 million to fend off a raccoon invasion.
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It will require strong U.S. leadership to fend off this strategy.
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It's the reason she's quick to fend off comparisons to Scientology.
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They have plugged in dehumidifiers and fans to fend off mold.
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Yet Oklahoma City constantly had to fend off Dallas scoring bursts.
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But to keep their spots, the males must fend off challengers.
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She had swallowed a capsule hoping to fend off a cold.
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That's how they keep their jobs and fend off proxy challenges.
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Go deeper: Public libraries help students fend off summer learning loss
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This tactic can also be used to fend off activist shareholders.
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It's one thing to fend off sibling battles over a toy.
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The Hill: House Democratic leaders fend off calls to impeach Trump.
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Those efforts have failed to fend off defections so far though.
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He also had his "big cousin," Michael Murray, to fend off.
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Instead he is having to fend off attacks on his security record.
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It took the giraffe five hours to successfully fend off the lions.
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Think about it: they're equipped to fend off predators in the ocean.
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Farmers often coat seeds before planting to fend off rot and pests.
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Mrs May's emergency "clarification" helps fend off criticism of a health lottery.
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Elizabeth Warren, Cordray has struggled to fend off a challenge from Kucinich.
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Zebras' stripes have more than aesthetic value; they help fend off bloodsuckers.
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Brass door fittings are smeared in petroleum jelly to fend off corrosion.
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Missiles cannot fend off prowling Chinese bombers nor speedboats patrol stormy oceans.
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Lenders should also "fend off" risks in local government debt, it said.
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Turkey has said the measures are necessary to fend off security threats.
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Similarly, a negative message is harder for Vote Leave to fend off.
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Previously, Turkish democratic institutions had seemed strong enough to fend off Erdogan.
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Robert Pittenger and Walter Jones are attempting to fend off primary challenges.
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Facebook's overhauling its business model as it tries to fend off regulation.
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We depended on a powerful immune system to fend off deadly infections.
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Now he must also fend off Russia's looming threats to its independence.
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In an effort to fend off a potential blue wave on Nov.
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To help fend off counterfeiters, the central bank added special new features.
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Captain America used the hammer and his shield to fend off Thanos.
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Cruz is looking to fend off a challenge by Democratic opponent Rep.
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So why shouldn't homes get protective gear to fend off a blaze?
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In an effort to fend off the water from rotting their feet.
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The deal would need to fend off bids that liquidators have prepared.
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Members of a community wear masks not only to fend off disease.
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Ant hopes its digital expertise will help it fend off these challengers.
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Federal agencies are also trying to fend off new Iranian espionage campaigns.
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At the same time, AIBA is having to fend off another investor.
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I'm interested in the question, how do you fend off Day 2?
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The latest expansion follows high-stakes negotiations to fend off trade tariffs.
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GM recently had to fend off an activist attack from a hedge fund.
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Security forces were able to fend off the attack killing three suspected insurgents.
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Even Russia managed to fend off wobbling commodity prices to carve out gains.
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Taking a tougher stance with Brussels helps him fend off populist political challenges.
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Online, journalists and political campaigns fend off anonymous trolls posing as real citizens.
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This was an attempt to fend off the specter of growth-sapping deflation.
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Soldier termites fight back, using their powerful jaws to fend off their attackers.
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Then they tested that blood for antibodies that could fend off the virus.
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Thus they were in a much better position to fend off the beetles.
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But over the next few months he managed to fend off the bid.
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They also have to fend off stiff competition from Chinese and Japanese rivals.
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Both chemicals are used on a variety of crops to fend off insects.
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But don't expect them to fend off the mental declines of old age.
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The US needs to seriously reconsider its investment strategy to fend off China.
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And it will have to fend off clones trying to undercut its pricing.
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Department store operators have been struggling to fend off online sellers like Amazon.
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It also had to fend off allegations of racial discrimination on its platform.
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But there are little ways to fend off the downs when they come.
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Venice has erected turnstiles as a desperate measure to fend off tourist hordes.
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The new Pixels also include a call-screening feature to fend off robocalls.
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But it puts the onus on the women to fend off the men.
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He hopes to fend off the American Nathan Chen and reclaim the title.
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In the 1980s, Detroit did everything it could to fend off Japanese automakers.
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Nixon herself had to fend off charges that she was similar to Trump.
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It quickly became clear that their sole purpose was to fend off journalists.
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Henry Cuellar will fend off his primary challenge to be the Democratic nominee.
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Kroger is rolling out curbside pickup as one way to fend off Amazon.
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Ironic, then, that Nike must now fend off accusations of distinctly unwoke behaviour.
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More broadly, Trump boasted about the country's ability to fend off the coronavirus.
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More governments could also resort to spending hikes to fend off populist challengers.
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Netanyahu's first immediate challenge will be to fend off an insurrection inside Likud.
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Secretary General António Guterres needs to fend off the decimation of his organization.
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Rhode Island never trailed, but had to fend off a late challenge from VCU.
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With repeated use, I think it has helped me fend off impending breakouts too.
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The company has been trying to cut prices to fend off German rival Zooplus.
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Unprecedented cross-border co-operation was needed to fend off the crisis in 2008.
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Buying its rival was a move it had hoped would fend off industry change.
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Protesters used umbrellas to fend off pepper spray and tear gas used by police.
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Mr Sirota must fend off domestic rivals who substitute palm oil for dairy fats.
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To fend off rivals in a maturing wireless market, it acquired AOL in 2015.
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Mr. Frank tried to fend off Fox, saying he had a deal with ABC.
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It can fend off wily criminals with tiny lettering visible only under a microscope.
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For now, he'll be happy just to fend off the Cardinals or the Mets.
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"I think I was just trying to fend off the golf course," McIlroy said.
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They do so more to tackle climate change than to fend off a recession.
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Peloton's new influx of money will partly be used to fend off new competitors.
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The two French fintechs expect their merger to help them fend off competition.7.
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John Bel Edwards tries to fend off Republican challengers Ralph Abraham and Eddie Rispone.
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Peloton's new influx of money will partly be used to fend off new competitors.
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THIS AS THE CHIP GIANT CONTINUES TO FEND OFF THE HOSTILE BID FROM BROADCOM.
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Unizo turned to U.S. buyout firm Fortress Investment Group to fend off the bid.
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At the same time, GM is investing to fend off challenges from would-be disruptors.
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One way to fend off these unsolicited messages is to use a disposable email address.
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Fend off the reality of an unfestive world with hot bowls of food and blankets.
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Realtors say similar things, and play bouncer, Bell said, to fend off unsavory prospective renters.
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When attacked, he's unlikely to retreat and might successfully fend off attacks by his openness.
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Ronan also won my heart, but I think she'll fend off Cate Blanchett's steely gaze.
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It would also improve China's ability to fend off risk and safeguard national financial security.
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But Oduor managed to fend off the attack and jumped out of the moving car.
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But Sodus believes people can fend off these needs by being more mindful of them.
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The company is trying to fend off growing regulatory efforts that threaten its business model.
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The infection, which had spread throughout her entire system, could fend off 26 different antibiotics.
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In looking to fend off France, it may need all the friends it can get.
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America's Kurdish allies, crying betrayal, urged him to help fend off a looming Turkish invasion.
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More importantly, Dick's has been growing its e-commerce platform to fend off competitive threats.
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His referendum was a reckless gamble to fend off dissatisfaction with his Kurdistan Democratic Party.
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My uncle would often hunt and fend off coyotes and hawks from our farm animals.
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And some bacteria acquired a 100,000-fold ability to fend off ciprofloxacin, another common antibiotic.
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Nevertheless, experts warn that the bolstered security may do little to fend off targeted cyberattacks.
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Whether they can succeed in time to fend off populist insurgency remains an open question.
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In fact, the wall was first built in 852 A.D. to fend off Muslim attackers.
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Some analysts remain sceptical that Zalando will be able to fend off Amazon for long.
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It keeps getting harder for Republicans to absorb this heat and fend off the controversy.
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Even then, your own immune system is probably strong enough to fend off the invaders.
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Heather Long at the Washington Post explains why that's helping fend off other storm clouds.
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All he had to do was: • Fend off a hostile takeover from Air Products & Chemicals.
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But he has struggled to fend off allegations that the military has bolstered his position.
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Just enough actual work is done to fend off monotony and keep the enterprise moving.
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The incident contrasts with a previous one where HMS Montrose did fend off the IRGC.
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Meanwhile, Democratic leaders were trying to fend off a challenge from Republicans on the issue.
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It also comes as South Africa is trying to fend off a credit ratings downgrade.
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So bacteria that evolve resistance to triclosan also learn how to fend off those drugs.
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But analysts say the Chinese are shrewd enough at geopolitics to fend off U.S. demands.
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Simply asking a man in your life how he's doing can help fend off depression.
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And drug companies were looking for more protections for their drugs to fend off generics.
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SAR techs are expert swimmers, survival specialists, and carry rifles to fend off polar bears.
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Usually you think of a Republican as working to fend off the coming demographic (storm).
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He held a fundraiser for King last fall, helping fend off a strong Democratic challenger.
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Whether Hanjin can fend off ship seizures will depend on the jurisdictions involved, lawyers said.
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As they fend off a late charge from Milwaukee, the Cubs need to keep winning.
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But there's a business to fend off loneliness: people walking, a lot like dog walking.
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The boom in earnings has helped the markets fend off various economic and geopolitical concerns.
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Stock up on some healthy, versatile staples, too, to help fend off feeling too sluggish.
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Investing in technology is particularly important as the biggest retailers hope to fend off Amazon.
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He has learned how to fend off any negativity with a ready supply of superlatives.
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Which means people like your doctor won't have to fend off inquiries quite so often.
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Brian Mast fend off a challenge from Democrat Lauren Baer in this Treasure Coast district.
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The frontrunner becomes a highly visible target and must fend off challengers through constant exertion.
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It is also trying to fend off a $1.1 billion takeover offer by Australia's Wesfarmers.
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Mr. Guterres, a former politician himself, needs to fend off the decimation of his organization.
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She has a tough task: fend off competition and navigate a new cybersecurity law there.
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Investors sent shares surging on the first day, betting the company can fend off larger rivals.
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She ventures outside to hunt deer, shoot targets, and fend off sneak attacks from her father.
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This means it relies on whitelisting policies to fend off threats, and it's a massive endeavor.
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She defended keeping guns in schools because they could be used to fend off grizzly bears.
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Clinton needs that firewall of African-Americans voters if she's going to fend off Sanders's surge.
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Last year Walmart made a particularly expensive bid to fend off Amazon, paying $3bn for Jet.
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If true, it counts as one of the sneakier ways to fend off a hostile takeover.
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She's just one of the many European leaders attempting to fend off anti-migration, populist forces.
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We'll discuss the strategy Alber is putting in place to fend off competition and kickstart growth.
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Syrian Kurdish fighters, meanwhile, are having to both combat advancing Turkish forces and fend off terrorists.
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In order to fend off hardline critics he is, by undermining the deal, adopting their policies.
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But does Tesla have what it takes to fend off the established luxury brands over time?
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Companies that "patch their networks" would have been able to fend off the attack, he said.
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Phil needed a sudden-death playoff to fend off Tiger in the winner-take-all match.
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Broadcom has been seeking to merge with Qualcomm, which has sought to fend off the takeover.
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A firm line with Britain may help some EU leaders fend off this domestic populist menace.
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You can also pick up refurbished Dyson air purifiers on sale and fend off airborne nasties.
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But is all this prestige content enough to fend off the competition waiting at the gates?
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Together they must fend off alien slavers, who have come to Earth to abduct valuable humans.
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CanniMed has filed a $725 million lawsuit as it tries to fend off Aurora's hostile takeover.
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Island 359, in which players fend off dinosaur attacks, is currently in early access on Steam.
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Its AI-powered photo filters, for instance, are helping it fend off a challenge from Snapchat.
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Deeper ties with the U.S. giant might also help fend off rivals like Sony and Facebook.
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Germany tightened rules last year to fend off unwanted takeovers by Chinese investors in strategic assets.
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We were taught, explicitly and implicitly, that we should constantly fend off boys and their desires.
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Her movie characters are brash loudmouths, squalling and swearing to fend off their loneliness and regret.
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The statements are an effort to fend off a barrage of Democratic attacks in the campaign.
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It would also thus serve as a potential poison pill to fend off any Amazon approaches.
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At that point, the occupying force wasn't equipped to fend off a well-supplied Roman advance.
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Russian banks hired U.S. firms to fend off sanctions after its conflict with Ukraine in 2023.
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In this stomach-turning follow-up, Leo does his best to fend off a massive hamster.
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Up for reelection again, Handel must continue to fend off the pressure to flip her seat.
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What kind of country, then, would raise a shaky legal argument to fend off a subpoena?
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"The additional funding and diversification will give Grab buffer to fend off Uber's attack," he said.
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The tobacco giant's efforts to fend off anti-smoking steps have had limited impact so far.
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She thought he couldn't possibly use his race to fend off accusations from a black woman.
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Léger had to fend off attempts by the press to locate and interview his fake author.
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A. Bank — is typically employed to fend off takeover efforts by activist investors and acquisitive rivals.
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Didi, previously known as Didi Kuaidi, is looking to fend off competition from American rival Uber.
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To fend off boredom, I imagine, Mr. Yegen fills his manti with both lamb and beef.
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Extradition, which could take months to resolve, will be difficult for Ms. Meng to fend off.
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Mr. Pai said carriers could not use the blocking tool to fend off emergency services calls.
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Ms. DeGette, a 22-year incumbent, had to spend over $720,000 to fend off Ms. Rao.
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Ms. Pelosi is still confident she can fend off any challenge to become the next speaker.
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This was a mistake, because Harvino was in no condition to fend off the MCAS attacks.
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To fend off some super-swarms from devouring human food, the primary mission today is prediction.
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The government rescinded the emergency decree and was forced to fend off a no-confidence motion.
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Maybe you're passionate about making spears, or cudgels, or daggers, to fend off our oversized invaders.
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The company has been trying to fend off fierce competition from e-commerce retailers including Amazon.
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But fending off a sense of hopelessness with small changes will not fend off climate change.
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McCain, meanwhile, is hoping to fend off a primary challenge Arizona GOP state senator Kelli Ward.
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Cosby lost a previous bid to fend off the same lawsuit on similar grounds last year.
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More than 219,211 were still without power Monday morning, unable to fend off the stifling heat.
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But an organization that can fend off such a landslide does not appear in the offing.
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First, they can build dikes, sand dunes, or other defenses to fend off the rising oceans.
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A change in the fortunes of its trading unit could help it fend off potential suitors.
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According to the Courier-Tribune, she had numerous defensive wounds and attempted to fend off her assailant.
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Trump's administration will now spend years trying to rewrite rules and fend off legal challenges from environmentalists.
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Experts say people should be aggressive and use whatever objects are available to fend off the attacker.
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N). In 2005, the French government stepped in to fend off a rumored bid by Pepsico (PEP.
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With lawsuits to fend off, it wouldn't be a smart move to announce the keyboards were flawed.
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According to Friday's data, lenders beefed up their capital strength in January-March to fend off risks.
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Microsoft is also trying to fend off the threat coming from non-traditional gaming players like Amazon.
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British supermarkets have been forced into price-cutting and other promotions to fend off Aldi and Lidl.
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It's probably enough that it has some kind of option for Android users to fend off switchers.
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Naturally, journalists want to fend off that criticism, especially from President Trump, with calm, rational journalism. Nahhhhhhh.
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At the time, Roby was trying to fend off a primary threat from a pro-Trump opponent.
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The Pouliot-O'Reilly-Okposo line totaled eight points to help fend off the Coyotes' late comeback attempt.
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Republicans opposed each measure, and none passed by large enough margins to fend off potential Rauner vetoes.
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" He added, "For her moderation, Weingarten has often had to fend off more radical forms of resistance.
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In the past, Democrats have swerved rightward on cultural issues to fend off assaults from the right.
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Ms Malahoo Forte's own department is now preparing to fend off a challenge to Jamaica's homophobic laws.
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Bryson dedicates individual chapters to disease, cancer and medicine to chronicle our attempts to fend off death.
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Today, he's scrambling to fend off a challenger and keep his presidential—and perhaps political—future alive.
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Lesko managed to fend off Democrat Hiral Tipirneni, a former emergency room doctor and first-time candidate.
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Without firm legal protections, journalists face a lengthy, and potentially expensive, fight to fend off the government.
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Some referendums are called by mainstream politicians trying to fend off pressure from populists, as with Brexit.
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Mr. Stone wanted him to fend off Mr. Mueller's team of prosecutors as well, Mr. Credico said.
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The MSM will have to fend off a challenge from the Labour party, led by Navinchandra Ramgoolam.
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Aliens have landed their Embassy ship on Earth, while humanity struggles to fend off an apocalyptic pandemic.
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She's also had to fend off accusations that she's driven by a bias against U.S. tech giants.
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We then had to fend off (fake) blood-covered zombies (live actors), as the clock counted down.
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But ultimately, in many ways, it was modern media that helped Mr. Erdogan fend off the coup.
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Booking is trying to fend off Google, which has increasingly been encroaching into online travel companies' turf.
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To fend off that possibility, the Twenty-fifth Amendment was added to the Constitution in February, 1967.
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While a "defensive" move, big banks were well positioned to fend off their new competition, he said.
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Bob has to fend off the sexual advances of Escobar's crazy money manager, Javier Ospina (Yul Vázquez).
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The bet is its service-focused business will help support product sales and fend off online competitors.
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Instead, bail reform proponents had to fend off bail industry backed efforts to undo the rule change.
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Hotez says any vaccines designed to fend off Covid-19 will likely have to do the same.
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Elizabeth reminisces to Paige about her own mother making giant pots of it to fend off starvation.
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Should women be able to go to work without having to fend off advances from their bosses?
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Stock markets plunged, as investors feared that the Fed would raise interest rates to fend off inflation.
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Asa Hutchinson is running for reelection, but he'll have to fend off a right-wing primary challenger.
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May, who has been struggling to fend off criticism of the way she has led Brexit negotiations.
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By using only one hand, he was able to extend his reach and fend off his opponent.
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Occasionally, I have to fend off a chubby finger or two trying to explore my flaring nostrils.
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Bottom line: Wall Street wants a substantial fiscal stimulus package to fend off a pronounced economic downturn.
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Capitol officials have already started taking steps in recent days to help people fend off potential germs.
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And like human farmers, the ants had to fend off crop pests, particularly a parasitic fungal disease.
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Both were also learning to fend off judgment for their conservative political views, especially among fellow vegans.
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The big American technology companies are trying to fend off or dilute the regulations behind closed doors.
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Who here today would fend off the "subcultural revolution" if it were to spread toward Hong Kong?
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"Cloud is a must win to fend off activist investors and Whitehurst is well-regarded," Ellis said.
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Amazon has also been trying to grow its physical presence in the country to fend off rivals.
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The packed boat's occupants can only fend off the blows from the sticks with an orange lifejacket.
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That's something that Slack, Microsoft's main rival, is really relying on to fend off Microsoft's Teams growth.
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The internationally recognized administration based in Tripoli trying to fend off Haftar's forces is backed by Turkey.
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Klein spent more than $2 million in his failed effort to fend off Biaggi, outpacing even Nixon.
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The move was made as part of the company's effort to fend off a takeover by Gannett.
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Froome has often had to fend off doping allegations since he won his first Tour in 2013.
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That's as opposed to the broader mission of helping the Afghan government fend off the Taliban insurgency.
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Under Schmidt, Google was able to fend off an FTC probe in 2011 with few lasting repercussions.
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A decade of research shows that males use their beaks like swords to fend off rival mates.
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The US could also deploy longer-range cruise missiles along China's periphery to fend off Beijing's ships.
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A low inflation target, he said, gives the Fed too small a buffer to fend off future shocks.
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Now, Kendall Jenner is reportedly the latest in her family to fend off a stalker, according to TMZ.
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In the first one, Daenerys (Emilia Clarke) had to fend off an attack by the masters of Meereen.
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This year you will need to equip yourself with some trenchant commentary to fend off your soused interlocutor.
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The short-range net guns might be most useful for celebrities or others trying to fend off paparazzi.
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Police say that Hammonds' current boyfriend tried to fend off the attack and that he fought with Callahan.
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The Terrapins never trailed again and had a 40-83 rebounding edge to help fend off Penn State.
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In Case She Needs To Use It As A Weapon An easy way to fend off an attacker?
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Along the way, you have to fend off your neighbors, who can fight you or steal your gold.
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Those tools then let you fend off monsters when you do have to start clearing more dangerous tiles.
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China will amend banking regulations and improve supervisory systems to help fend off systemic financial risks, it added.
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Dufourcq previously said his fund had 2 billion euros to fend off potential activist attacks on French firms.
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Speaking to party members on Tuesday, Erdogan vowed to fend off what he called attacks on Turkey's economy.
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I constantly had to fend off assumptions and comments like, 'What did you do to get this job?
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To fend off shortages, most truck owners have done precisely what economists suggest, which is to increase pay.
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After receiving the money, a widow often has to fend off claims from her husband's family and creditors.
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VW managed to fend off its rivals with the help of its MAN and Scania heavy truck subsidiaries.
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Meantime, it is investing in its online capabilities to help fend off stronger e-commerce rivals like Amazon.
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He added Macy's is investing aggressively on the digital front — an attempt to fend off retail giant Amazon.
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Papa John's has been seeking to fend off competition from rivals such as Dominos Pizza Inc and Yum!
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Automakers are under pressure from investors to demonstrate they can fend off disruption of their traditional profit engines.
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Created to fend off the Soviets, NATO has had a strange afterlife since 1991, when the USSR dissolved.
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Financial professionals are taking online financial technology (fintech) courses to fend off competition and stay ahead of disruption.
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For much of 2018, Tesla CEO Elon Musk had to fend off worries about an imminent cash crunch.
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Apple has the clout to fend off rivals, but adding Tidal will not help get its rhythm back.
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Demonstrators lit a massive fire at the university's entrance Sunday and lobbed petrol bombs to fend off police.
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Trump similarly tried to fend off accusations that his tweets targeting a group of four congresswomen were racist.
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Boehner added that Trump has enough support across the country to fend off a primary challenge in 85033.
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All in, the Scottrade deal gives Ameritrade extra bulk to fend off — or invest in — these growing threats.
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In response, she took up karate to learn how to fend off men and eventually stumbled on weightlifting.
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Biden has struggled to fend off these attacks, and that trend continued on the debate stage on Tuesday.
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He also demonstrated a remarkable ability to fend off incursions from political rivals and investigators, inevitably emerging unbowed.
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On the debate stage, the candidates might first have to fend off questions about their own economic plans.
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Vaping may hamper the lungs' ability to fend off infections The CDC is urging everyone to stop vaping.
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It's a move that could help the San Diego chip giant fend off a takeover attempt by Broadcom.
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We are desperately short on time to fend off a new illness that could kill hundreds of thousands.
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We are desperately short on time to fend off a new illness that could kill hundreds of thousands.
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But he used formidable negotiating skills, as well as patronage, payoffs and sometimes force, to fend off challenges.
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Mr. Carper, 71, has sought to fend off Ms. Harris's challenge by sharpening his rhetoric against Mr. Trump.
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He then launched consecutive service winners to fend off three match points and hold with a drop volley.
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What gladdens my heart about geese, and helps fend off the virus blues, is their complete self-absorption.
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Mr. Huq compares climate adaptation in Bangladesh to an effort to fend off an invasion by space aliens.
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Update: Decision Desk is projecting that Cuellar will fend off his primary challenge to be the Democratic nominee.
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Republicans have been pouring millions of dollars into the special election to fend off a potential Democratic upset.
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That could be good news for firms like mParticle that are trying to fend off the marketing clouds.
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The government has already compiled a spending package to fend off overseas risks to Japan's economy, Takeuchi said.
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It makes sense that they'd run short in a densely populated city trying to fend off mass infection.
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It was not just "terrorism," the word used by regime apologists to fend off any share of blame.
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The layoffs come as the online travel operator struggles to fend off competition from Google and other competitors.
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They used their wits, their two extra legs and — yes — their bushy tails to fend off their pursuers.
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Snapchat has also had to fend off competition from the leaders of the advertising industry, Google and Facebook.
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Last year a report by The Verge described the company's struggles to fend off illegal and banned content.
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Capture and hold locations, and fend off any threats, but don't go off hunting for a body count.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - U.S. chipmaker Qualcomm will attempt to fend off EU antitrust charges at a hearing on Nov.
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Stamos spent three years as Facebook's chief security officer, helping the company fend off all kinds of attacks.
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He tries to fend off corrupt customs officers, and stocks cartons of cigarettes for the ones he can't.
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IBM tried to fend off this line of attack when it made its software open source in 2015.
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Normally, antibodies are proteins that our immune systems produce to fend off infection and disease, like the flu.
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Still, Parton managed to fend off the controversy, defending the actor while distancing herself from Fonda's political views.
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Another $3.5 million will go to UNICEF, the multinational body's children's agency, for vaccinations and fend off disease.
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Truth is, ABC is doing everything it can to fend off a 'Today' show comeback in the ratings.
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The committee was set up in November to improve supervision coordination among regulators to fend off financial risks.
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Instead of feeling celebratory about having just accomplished something pretty spectacular, I was forced to fend off an attack.
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Netanyahu took this in his stride, saying it was needed to fend off Palestinian challenges to Jewish self-determination.
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It then explains that this is just human nature, stemming from the way humans evolved to fend off predators.
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He said he only saw one small fire truck up above him, trying to fend off the impending flames.
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Harden scored 16 points in the third quarter to help the Rockets fend off one Denver run after another.
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Indeed, rather than fend off KKR's advances, Mathias Döpfner, Axel Springer's boss, actively sought it out as an investor.
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Some of that technology is already in place at large call centers, which use it to fend off fraud.
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I am skeptical of anyone who recommends YA fiction, having spent years trying to fend off John Green recommendations.
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Only after that can the military talk about deploying interceptor missiles on the islands to fend off possible attacks.
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Maybe a button on a jean jacket would fend off the lost bois, if it didn't turn them on.
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The next administration must finalize this rule and fend off attacks on it and on the clean car rules.
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As he watches the Saviors take up arms to fend off the zombie horde, Eugene starts outright losing it.
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That might also help Pinterest fend off apps picking off certain use cases that the company has traditionally owned.
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The Democratic standard-bearer spent much of the Democratic primary tacking left to fend off a challenge from Sen.
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In an interview published in a German newspaper, the bank sought to fend off some of the expected criticism.
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" After the publication they fend off pesky interviewers by saying, "It's all spelt out in detail in the manifesto.
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Harking back to her 2008 days trying to fend off Mr. Obama, then a senator, in the primaries, Mrs.
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Business interests have sought to narrow the scope of the law in a bid to fend off costly litigation.
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They obviously had to develop ways to consistently fend off the immune system, but they also likely got lucky.
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Despite soaring sales, Alibaba's profit margins have been squeezed by rising competition and heavy investment to fend off rivals.
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Perhaps most importantly, they allow retailers to fend off price competition, and pocket a larger chunk of their sales.
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DE, teaming up with the faltering market research firm to develop new computer-based strategies and fend off competition.
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Cramer reviewed some stocks of the day and explained how they could fend off trade and global growth headwinds.
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Drive Motors will have to keep customer satisfaction high and fend off competitors who might try to cut in.
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Ticketmaster has managed so far to fend off potential upstart competitors, including ticketing platforms like Universe and Front Gate.
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Facebook continued to fend off fallout from the allegation that its "trending" news section suppressed conservative points of view.
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The microbiome helps produce vitamins, can influence the risk of obesity, and can even help fend off certain diseases.
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This all makes it tougher for policymakers, already struggling to fend off external risks, to shift Japan's deflationary mindset.
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And Japan, the third-largest economy after China and the U.S., is struggling to fend off looming economic threats.
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As Ossoff seeks to win outright in the April 18 primary, Republicans want to fend off a potential upset.
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Matt Bevin, who is looking to fend off a tough challenge from Attorney General Andy Beshear, the Democratic nominee.
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Mr. Bergerac had tried unsuccessfully to fend off the takeover by teaming up with the investment firm Forstmann Little.
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As mankind's super soldier Master Chief, you must uncover the secrets of Halo and fend off the attacking Covenant.
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Ms. Rousseff, who is now facing an impeachment trial, was trying to fend off opponents' attempts to topple her.
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While she managed to fend off his advances, she said his inappropriate behavior continued even after she returned home.
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Democrats are trying to fend off the possibility of a contested primary by clearing the field for Rosen. Rep.
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He and his wife, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, who succeeded Néstor in 2007, pledged to fend off foreign capitalists.
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Struggling to fend off collapse, its owners are grappling with graft scandals and the crash of Brazil's oil industry.
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We should be united in solidarity, united in determination and united in collaboration to fend off our common enemy.
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In addition, the ingested toxins may well have an antimicrobial, anti-parasitic effect, helping parrots to fend off disease.
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The sting of the bombardier can fend off larger would-be predators like birds, and even kill smaller attackers.
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Xian, a top price performer in May, also moved to step up purchase curbs to fend off speculative buying.
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To fend off some of this competition, some high-end department-store chains have formed partnerships of their own.
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It puts the onus on the women to fend off the men, while the players have no such restrictions.
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The retail stalwart, Walmart has been trying to build its online presence as it moves to fend off Amazon.
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They seem to be waiting around, wielding guns to fend off a threat that may or may not exist.
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It showed in this week's debate, when Harris struggled to fend off attacks from Biden and, interestingly, Hawaii Rep.
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Brussels also wants to re-engage the region to fend off the growing influence of Russia, Turkey and China.
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"Fend off patriarchal poetry" is a vague, if admirable, directive, delivered without apparent irony or a sense of complicity.
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But behind closed doors, they go to great lengths to fend off threatening politicians, drug cartels and the Mafia.
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Most ride hailing firms aren't profitable, because they're burning through money to fend off rivals and gain market share.
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AT&T hopes 24-hour news and content like "Game of Thrones" will help it fend off telecom competitors.
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Mr. Neal is also keen to fend off Republican accusations that Democrats are just trying to embarrass the president.
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The party also had to fend off an intervention from Republicans, who aimed to cause chaos in the primary.
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Massachusetts: Warren is trying to fend off a strong challenge from Sanders to win in her home state Tuesday.
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But it has struggled against more popular competitors while trying to fend off pressure from low-end Chinese manufacturers.
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China developed a blood test that looked for specific antibodies produced by the body to fend off the virus.
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The group has also had to fend off lawsuits from several executives who have been fired in recent years.
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Three million people are killed, and geopolitics realign to fend off future attacks by this faked threat from beyond.
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Kurdish fighters said Sunday that Syrian government troops would help them fend off Turkey's invasion at the northern border.
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At one point a guy comes to our booth trying to sell us lube, which we both fend off.
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These measures could fend off diseases and reduce the need to use antibiotics, Lubroth told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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L has spent the past five months trying to fend off demands for a shake-up by Elliot Management.
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Muscat called the vote about a year early to fend off corruption allegations leveled at his wife and associates.
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Prosus argued that Takeaway was underestimating the investment needed to fend off rivals such as Uber Eats and Amazon.com.
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Prosus argued that Takeaway was underestimating the investment needed to fend off rivals such as Uber Eats and Amazon.com.
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The company's upbeat results come as it tries to fend off a $2.23 billion takeover bid from Xerox Corp.
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The company had at one stage turned to U.S. buyout firm Fortress Investment Group to fend off the bid.
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Apart from Facebook, most social media apps managed to fend off the uptick in hardware-driven apps this week.
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This mechanism could help scientists find new ways to fend off perhaps the biggest scourge facing health care today.
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The central bank also said it would strengthen coordination with other financial regulators to fend off systemic financial risks.
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Asked if the US would send additional forces to help the country fend off the increase in violence, Col.
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At Wednesday's hearing, Pai also tried to fend off attacks over his response to Trump's tweets about media outlets.
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The two had teamed up to fend off a takeover by the Gannett Company, but their relationship has deteriorated.
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But even the magenta mammoth feels the need to merge with Sprint to fend off its few, powerful rivals.
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The company had at one stage turned to U.S. buyout firm Fortress Investment Group to fend off the bid.
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The aid, which Ukraine depends upon to help fend off Russian military aggression in Crimea, was held until Sept.
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The industry has spent years trying to fend off the new rules, which were conceived during the Obama administration.
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The A.I.B.A. has also had to fend off lawsuits from several executives who have been fired in recent years.
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Microbes are drawing upon this natural bank of resistance today to fend off the best drugs devised by humans.
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Trump's fiery rhetoric only gives Maduro a stronger public rationale for consolidating powers to fend off the American threat.
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On the sidelines of a key, twice-a-decade Communist Party Congress, Zhou pledged to fend off such risks.
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Clinton's leadership on women's issues with her past involvement in her husband's efforts to fend off accusations of sexual misconduct.
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They can simultaneously fend off rot microbes from their cache of Gerber brand carrion, and protect themselves from hungry wildlife.
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Cindy Hyde-Smith hopes to fend off an upset from Democratic former Agriculture Secretary Mike Espy in the red state.
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Connected to that is "Lara's Nightmare," a replay-friendly mini-game in which you fend off zombies inside the manor.
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John James entered Michigan's Republican Senate primary as a political newcomer trying to fend off a self-funding venture capitalist.
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The upgrades may also help Bluetooth fend off Wi-Fi's slow attempt to move in on its low-power turf.
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Still, the government will keep a golden share, allowing it to fend off hostile takeover attempts and shape strategic decisions.
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But for many M&A bankers this just means having to fend off other departments and deal with more bureaucracy.
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Greg Sargent: How billionaire Bloomberg's money may help fend off Trump's disinformation warfare Molly Roberts: Unity can't save Elizabeth Warren
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To fend off anything like Tesla's production woes for its affordable electric sedan, Eli is starting with just 100 vehicles.
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He said Norwegian troops knew they could never fend off the Soviet Union alone, but could with NATO behind them.
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The ability to add multiple users to to a single iPad might help Apple fend off competition in education markets.
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The updated model can also fend off the elements and serve up status reports through a Bluetooth-connected smartphone app.
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Harris' request for a new vote came as a surprise after he spent months trying to fend off a rerun.
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Even if Cersei somehow manages to fend off Daenerys, the people of King's Landing simply won't have enough to eat.
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Running the business more efficiently and getting better deals from suppliers will help Konzum fend off international rivals, he said.
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Like most Dutch blue chip companies, Ahold has a governance structure that enables management to fend off potential hostile suitors.
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Brij Bhushan, head of the Taj Mahal security force, said police received locally-made slingshots to fend off the monkeys.
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Papa John's has been trying to fend off rivals such as Dominos Pizza Inc and Yum Brands Inc's Pizza Hut.
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L), effectively lowering the threshold for approval of its offer as it seeks to fend off rival suitor Prosus (PRX.AS).
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Trump has provided a model for how to fend off a scandal: cry "fake news" and blame the Deep State.
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Netflix plans to spend up to $8 billion this year on TV shows and movies to fend off Disney, Amazon.
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By creating new types of heat-tolerant algae and bacteria, scientists hope they can help corals fend off bleaching events.
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Hillary Clinton, who is expected to fend off the challenge from Sanders to become the Democratic nominee for the Nov.
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Like the A.N.C., they have used their liberation credentials to maintain their grip on power and to fend off rivals.
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Facebook (FB) has lost nearly 20% of its value this year as it tries to fend off crisis after crisis.
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In response, she took up karate to learn how to fend off men, and eventually she stumbled onto weight lifting.
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Some view Zuckerberg&aposs increased anti-China rhetoric as an attempt to please US lawmakers and to fend off regulation.
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Mr. Trump's unanticipated strength in several key battleground states helped G.O.P. candidates fend off numerous Democratic challengers in the Senate.
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Tom Carper (D-Del.) is looking to fend off his first serious primary challenge since he took office in 28500.
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Many of Ms. Rousseff's supporters said they were trying to fend off an effort to oust a democratically elected leader.
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That's something that never happened in StarCraft, it was possible to fend off a broken line during a Zerg rush.
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"I decided I didn't want to have to fend off gross sources for the rest of my life," she said.
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Those moves may have helped fend off a primary challenge from the right in 2010, but at a steep cost.
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With statements like these, Trump works to renew his political mandate and fend off claims that he's crippled by controversy.
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First, the slaveholders did not need to invent the Electoral College to fend off direct popular election of the president.
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Republicans have 22 Senate seats to fend off from Democrats this election cycle, while Democrats are up in 12 seats.
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It has also handed Facebook a new tool in the social giant's effort to fend off wide-reaching antitrust action.
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Qualcomm raised its bid for NXP to $127.50 on Tuesday, partially in an effort to help fend off Broadcom's bid.
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In the final days of the race, however, Republicans scrambled to fend off what would have been a devastating upset.
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Mr. Sanders may be able to fend off these attacks, as he and other Democrats have done in the past.
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Refusing to back down, Omar went on the "Late Show" with Stephen Colbert to fend off attacks over her patriotism.
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As the streaming battles heat up, Netflix is hoping a new partnership with Samsung will help it fend off rivals.
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McDonald's (MCD) introduced two new chicken breakfast items to fend off competition from its Atlanta-based rival Chick-fil-A.
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Mr. Mchangama said he thought the prosecutor was motivated by a desire to fend off the threat of terrorist attacks.
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Some analysts have questioned the deal, saying it may not be enough to fend off the decline in traditional television.
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Another was games publisher Ubisoft, a publicly traded company that is currently trying to fend off a takeover by Vivendi.
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The path itself was covered with living grasshoppers, with the group having to fend off the bugs as they walked.
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When the women enter the cemetery, they walk hand in hand, clutching sticks to fend off dogs or potential attackers.
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They could in theory help Republicans fend off Democrat gains in urban and suburban Texas, whether in 2020 or beyond.
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Zuma, who has held power since 2009, has struggled to fend off opposition accusations of corruption and mismanaging the economy.
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Syrian Kurdish militias have now aligned with the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad to fend off the Turkish invasion.
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Qualcomm has been busy trying to fend off a hostile $105 billion takeover attempt by Broadcom, a fellow chip maker.
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"We must prevent external shocks, market fluctuations and market contagion," it said, vowing to "resolutely" fend off systemic financial risks.
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All braggadocio and defensiveness, he told me his charisma has proven so potent he habitually had to fend off women.
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Creating a pan-European platform is the only way to fend off competition from Netflix or web companies such as Amazon.
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Steel mills have been cutting production since mid-November as part of government efforts to fend off smog in winter months.
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Not sure why my bird has to be dead, or how that would even help me fend off a dementor attack.
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That, he hoped, would fend off the inevitable comparisons to HAL, the malevolent, murderous space AI in 2001: A Space Odyssey.
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PA), according to a stock market filing released on Tuesday, as part of their ongoing battle to fend off Vivendi's (VIV.
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In June, Berlusconi said Mediaset was looking to create a pan-European broadcaster to fend off competition from its traditional rivals.
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And the mice bred with these human-like neurons were able to better fend off brain infection than mice without them.
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Beyond wearing protective clothing to literally guard yourself from pollen, there are some allergy medications that might help fend off symptoms.
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The men were left in the water, staving off exposure and exhaustion—and having to fend off sharks, as survivors reported.
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The deal will help the start-up justify its $3.8 billion valuation and fend off competition from the likes of Microsoft.
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The Russian leader made it clear that authorities wouldn&apost hesitate to use all means available to fend off a threat.
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After 300 hours of intense labor — and a $200,000 investment — the car can now fend off landmines and other deadly threats.
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It has also been strengthening its ties with pharmacy chain Walgreens, as both chains seek partners to fend off stronger threats.
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Tokyo wants to avert steep tariffs on its car exports and fend off U.S. demands for a bilateral free trade agreement.
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Uber is trading below its IPO price from last month and is burning cash as it tries to fend off Lyft.
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Showing voters that they can bring about change on bread-and-butter issues may help Republicans fend off competition in 2020.
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The surge in Latino early voting was apparently not enough to fend off the visceral appeal of Trump's promises of change.
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Plus, it keeps Facebook connected to younger people online, and has helped the company fend off a potential threat in Snapchat.
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Republican Senator Roy Blunt of Missouri is using Trade Desk in his quest to fend off Secretary of State Jason Kander.
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He called the new climate center a "rebranding" effort meant to fend off political pressure to reduce the climate program cuts.
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After all, you can't attract too much attention when you're trying to kill — I mean fend off — your would-be murderer.
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The 20th Century Fox tentpole continued to fend off the competition, landing in second place with $23.8 million from 4,6.23 screens.
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Heartland is a longtime player in industry-funded efforts to undermine climate science and fend off efforts to reduce carbon emissions.
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Hoping to fend off a post-holiday slump, Uber is cutting prices in 100 cities around the country and in Canada.
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The idea was to fend off South Korean and Taiwanese rivals by merging Hitachi, Sony and Toshiba's liquid-crystal display units.
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It also reported that soccer club FC Bayern Munich was looking for a system to fend off drones during soccer matches.
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It offers five different lighting modes, including SOS signal, and a tactical head to shatter glass and fend off grizzly bears.
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German cockroaches are one of many insects that have steadily learned to fend off the chemical weapons we use against them.
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The 20th Century Fox tentpole continued to fend off the competition, landing in second place with $23.8 million from 4,161 screens.
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Amid the anarchy of the zombie apocalypse, the survivors must fend off constant attacks from the undead horde and living humans.
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TO should withdraw a shareholder rights plan adopted to fend off a hostile bid from larger rival Aurora Cannibis Inc ABC.
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The move comes as tronc struggles to fend off a potential takeover bid from newspaper giant Gannett, which owns USA Today.
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China will prevent illegal financing via PPP projects and fend off risks of hidden debt for local governments, the guidelines said.
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As mainstream politicians fend off attacks from the populist right and left, the task of cutting emissions may get even harder.
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The comments come at a time Mattis is deeply focused on Asia, where China is trying to fend off US tariffs.
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The startups are trying to fend off marketing clouds like Adobe and Salesforce that are rolling out similar technology for marketers.
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Researchers dodge bears, fend off venomous insects, endure dangerous weather and even more dangerous people — all in the name of science.
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The aim with all of this is to fend off bleaching events by reducing heat and light stress on the corals.
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Dana Inc increased its cash offer for GKN by $140 million, ramping up its efforts to fend off rival suitor Melrose.
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Britain said Thursday that it had to fend off Iranian ships which tried to block a British tanker in the area.
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Looking to fend off a major upset, national Republican groups are pouring in resources and staffers into the suburban Atlanta district.
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Mr. Ferro brought on another investor, Patrick Soon-Shiong, a billionaire doctor in Los Angeles, to help fend off its suitor.
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The latest sell-off in stocks occurred as central banks around the world lowered interest rates to fend off economic crises.
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Mr. Kaine has prepared to fend off what his advisers expect will be aggressive attacks by Mr. Pence aimed at Mrs.
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Countries with cash can fend off these foreign subsidies and usually create government programs of their own to protect domestic farmers.
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Flake feared that the only way he could fend off a primary challenge was by moving to the right on immigration.
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One of the brothers, Koen, harnesses supernatural powers that he must learn to use in order to fend off these entities.
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Clinton really only had to fend off a single challenger, a septuagenarian democratic-socialist who rarely even identifies as a Democrat.
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Women often have to fend off their "inner critic" who is saying they aren't ready or worthy of a specific opportunity.
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Amazon and Deliveroo could fend off further investigation by making changes to their business, or promising not to merge their operations.
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But in that moment, Mr. Grizzle, a retired house painter with 13 grandchildren, found himself unable to fend off the darkness.
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Reggie, who was bleeding from his head, lifted a cooking pot off the stove and swung it to fend off blows.
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Last, Mr Draghi must use the bully pulpit to urge governments to exercise their fiscal powers to fend off a recession.
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To fend off the assault, the United States armed the region's main Syrian Kurdish militia while bombing heavily from the air.
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Defense lawyers say the change in policy gives them a powerful tool to fend off allegations of wrongdoing against their clients.
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It's hardly the sort of compelling vision needed to fend off the right, let alone tackle the climate crisis at scale.
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He has helped fend off ballot challenges to criminal-justice reforms and efforts to block his plans for high-speed rail.
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To fend off a possible takeover from Glenview or someone else, Tenet adopted a so-called poison pill in late August.
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In the week after the storm, he, too, was rushing home before sundown in case he had to fend off looters.
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Lam seemed to fend off this possibility when she emphasized on Friday that Hong Kong wasn't in such a dire position.
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The city may find itself having to fend off the legal challenges that are often mounted when neighborhoods oppose major developments.
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Mr. Bloomberg seemed sluggish as he tried to fend off frequent attacks from his competitors, most notably by Senator Elizabeth Warren.
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China will also prevent illegal financing via PPP projects and fend off risks of hidden debt for local governments, it added.
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In response, Facebook executives have courted the White House and conservative politicians as they seek to fend off scrutiny and regulation.
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Republicans have dumped millions of dollars into the race to keep it in GOP hands and fend off an embarrassing loss.
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The strong debut also reflects investor confidence that loss-making Meituan can fend off bruising competition from food-delivery platform Ele.
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Trump administration officials characterized the strike as a defensive measure, meant to fend off imminent attacks by Iran on U.S. facilities.
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Pompeo said the United States would provide assistance to Georgia to help improve the country's ability to fend off such attacks.
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Horror films thrive on the concept of the "final girl," the last one left standing to fend off the maniacal killer.
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Some analysts are skeptical, though, saying that the merger may not be enough to fend off the decline in traditional television.
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It and its established rivals such as Oracle and IBM are racing to fend off pure cloud software rivals like Salesforce.
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When my father passed away, he did so penniless, and I actually had to fend off his debt collectors for years.
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Twitter hopes to put the controversies of 2017 behind it this year, hoping to reassure lawmakers and fend off potential regulations.
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Former President Obama on Wednesday said it is "aggravating" to continually fend off Republican attempts to repeal his signature healthcare law.
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McGrath, a former fighter pilot, leans on her military credentials to fend off the usual attacks that sink Democrats in Kentucky.
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The R-rated film stars Lupita Nyong'o and Winston Duke as parents trying to fend off an attack from evil Doppelgängers.
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Some analysts and investors had wondered whether trouble in the NXP deal could actually help Qualcomm fend off Broadcom's unwanted advances.
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In short, researchers were able to tinker with embryos in order to repair DNA and help fend off disease-causing mutations.
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At the same time, he has been forced to fend off questions about his ties to the Assad regime in Syria.
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Fred Upton of Michigan, is intended to fend off accusations that the bill guts Obamacare's protections for people with preexisting conditions.
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The video starts with the guy in the salmon and blue shirt trying to fend off a chick charging at him.
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The CIRC said in a statement on Monday it will tackle illegal activities in the insurance market and fend off financial risk.
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They saw that Bernie Sanders really is a formidable opponent who will be hard to fend off in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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While some headphones could barely block the noise at a very low volume, the leading sets could fend off a quiet roar.
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Will they try to fend off China and Russia at once, and if so, what nations will they pay less attention to?
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He's able to fend off the lab director and a guard and steal a pass that grants him access to the building.
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After months of pretrial motions and a change of judges, Brewster is confident that the defense will fend off that prosecution attempt.
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Improving the ability of old muscles to repair themselves, for instance, might not be enough to fend off the Reaper for ever.
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Internal emails, recordings, interviews, and other documentation obtained by BuzzFeed News show how its executives are struggling to fend off a catastrophe.
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It stars Lupita Nyong'o and Winston Duke as a couple forced to fend off blood-thirsty clones while vacationing with their kids.
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Building didn't help too much against the supervillain either, and yet you still needed materials to fend off late-stage human opponents.
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So far, 46 states are now seeking protection from the Department of Homeland Security to fend off cyberattacks against their election systems.
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Mexican officials failed to fend off impending tariffs during a meeting with White House officials in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday, reports CNBC.
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L) and be better placed to fend off fast growing German discounters Aldi and Lidl as well as online giant Amazon (AMZN.
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But the Canadian sources said Ottawa aimed to fend off the auto tariffs rather than being sucked into a deeper trade war.
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At one point, Malorie must fend off another zombie-person wading in the water, likely waiting for other people headed for refuge.
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Expect to learn how to fend off negativity, replenish your positive energy, stick to your long-term goals, and so much more.
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Finally, Google and Amazon are using network effects to amass fortresses of data that will fend off competitors for generations to come.
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A device that should, say, help someone fend off a stalker should not ultimately leave users in a more vulnerable position.[ZDNet]
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His exit comes when Netflix is investing billions of dollars on original content to fend off intensifying competition in the streaming space.
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But what we really aren't talking about is this cooler's other use: a blunt object with which to fend off attacking beasts.
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As a result, Chile joined the two-year war, and the South American countries fought together to fend off their former colonizers.
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To do so, they will have to fend off the Bloc Quebecois, a party that has long pushed for the province's independence.
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Eggs also contain vitamins A and E, both of which fend off free radicals, the main driving force in the aging process.
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China's central bank also said it still needs to maintain relatively high reserve requirement ratios for banks to fend off financial risks.
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In order to fend off a possible bankruptcy, Sears has been closing hundreds of underperforming locations, conserving cash as its sales shrink.
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Rogers may struggle to fend off defections to rival BCE Inc while waiting to launch the Comcast X21 platform in early 21.3113.
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The former vice president's lead in polls is smaller, particularly in Iowa, as he continues to fend off attacks from several rivals.
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N), the Irish-based generic drugmaker which at the time was trying to fend off a hostile bid by Mylan NV (MYL.
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During pregnancy, the immune system must tolerate the fetus, which is half foreign, while also retaining enough firepower to fend off pathogens.
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Even with the support of a majority of Oslo Bors's shareholders, Euronext may decide to raise its offer to fend off Nasdaq.
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Vivendi will have to convince investors, as Gameloft's founders raised their stake in it this week to fend off a "creeping takeover".
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And finally, the official (who, per the transcript, is likely Biegun) might be trying to fend off hardliners in the Trump administration.
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In a faltering retail world, Wayfair is the online home furnishings company that continues to go strong and fend off Amazon's advances.
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To achieve that Herrera must spur private investment and fend off downgrades from ratings agencies worried about indebted state-oil company Pemex.
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Following that removal, Turkish forces invaded Syria to fight off Kurdish forces — who previously partnered with US troops to fend off ISIS.
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Even as they've been accused of harassment, Hollywood men have attempted to fend off the charges by trotting out such good deeds.
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Another factor will be how they plan to fend off the challenges posed by the Brexit Party and the resurgent Liberal Democrats.
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Mr. Vaus emphasized that Poway is an "idyllic" place where neighbors have helped one another fend off wildfire flames with garden hoses.
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For Starbucks, analysts say the "new retail" is partly an attempt to fend off competition from Luckin Coffee, a Chinese start-up.
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She must also fend off doubts on the Continent about her ability to deliver a deal, even if one is agreed to.
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But it expanded stimulus at a subsequent meeting in February to fend off the shock from the fallout of the coronavirus epidemic.
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Health care companies are trying to fend off tech giants with one hand while striking up partnerships with them with the other.
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FourFourTwo reports Miami are interested, but will have to fend off Atletico Madrid, which already tried to secure his signature over Christmas.
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The chamber's 30 Republicans, helped along by a rogue Democrat, have desperately tried to fend off Democratic attempts to assert their power.
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We&aposve identified 11 of the top executives that Amazon Web Services has assembled to fend off challengers including Microsoft and Google.
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One possibility is that Trump wants more troops from NATO countries to deploy to the region to fend off future Iranian aggression.
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Go deeper: Public libraries help students fend off summer learning loss Political response to mass shootings may be hurting mental health stigma
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Perkins, who quit soon after the incident she describes, remembers the sheer mental exhaustion of constantly having to fend off his advances.
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The only constant in this film is Nashville's repeated efforts to fend off new ideas like a body rejecting an organ transplant.
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U.S. SUPREME COURT DECLINES TO HEAR DOMINO'S PIZZA BID TO FEND OFF CLAIM THAT ITS WEBSITE IS COVERED BY FEDERAL DISABILITY LAW
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The governor is trying to fend off a rebellion from conservatives who view him with suspicion given his past Democratic Party affiliation.
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For banks, the recent challenge has been to fend off the impact of lower interest rates, which eat into their lending profits.
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And nuts — portioned into 1-ounce bags (about 160 calories each) — are a good source of protein and help fend off hunger.
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This week Grubhub and Just Eat reported slumping earnings, and Takeaway mounting losses, as they spent heavily to fend off the upstarts.
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Since guards are rare, some parents, including Ms. Matteucci's wife, have taken it upon themselves the task to fend off unauthorized visitors.
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Further expected gradual reduction to 6.5% by 2019 will result from gross margin sacrifices to fend off competition and protect footfall rates.
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But such a response is used as way to fend off any real discussion of the problem of guns in our country.
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Bob Menendez tries to fend off a challenge from a Republican former pharmaceutical executive who is pushing himself as a centrist alternative.
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Malcolm Brogdon had 6 key points in the final 2 minutes 46 seconds to help Milwaukee fend off a late Boston charge.
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To do so, though, he will have to fend off questions from the left about some of his stances on cultural issues.
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The mega retailer launched a new discount chain last month, called Jack, that could help it fend off competition from German discounters.
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So far, Republicans are largely sticking with Donovan as they look to fend off Democrats who are itching to flip the seat.
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The odds that protesters can fend off China forever or win some of their demands — such as universal suffrage — are extraordinarily low.
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On Sunday, he will be trying to fend off Mickelson, who three weeks ago finished one shot behind in the Desert Classic.
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A museum, still forbidden to foreigners, tells visitors that the weapons were made to fend off American and Soviet aggressors encircling China.
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To win the championship, Virginia not only had to fend off the determined Red Raiders and win thrillers against Purdue and Auburn.
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To fend off attacks like the one I'm making now, states employ a clever ruse: earmarking the funds for specific popular causes.
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It's a big company with plenty of money to keep Snap going if it wanted to go all in and fend off Facebook.
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Even before he left for Los Angeles, LeBron James needed seven games to fend off the Boston Celtics in the Eastern Conference Finals.
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Patreon will also have to fend off competitors like Steady, and outmaneuver bigger one-off project-based crowdfunding platforms like Kickstarter and Indiegogo.
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"Journalists shouldn&apost have to fend off bullets in the newsroom while doing their jobs—this is not normal," the Democratic senator tweeted.
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It climbed a third of cent to 49.33 yen and nudged the euro down to 1.1141 though it couldn't fend off soaring sterling.
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The company upped its original programming spend to fend off competitors like Hulu, Amazon, HBO and the soon-to-launch Disney+ streaming service.
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Still, it could complicate efforts to unify the White House and Republicans on messaging to effectively fend off the fast-moving impeachment inquiry.
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Microsoft just unveiled its latest Chromebook challenge to appeal to students and schools, in an effort to fend off Google's hardware for 2019.
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If Congress is unable to give insurers clarity on health subsidy payments by that point, premiums could spike to fend off potential losses.
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The president is unlikely to be able to fend off continued criticism that the U.S. is ceding ground to enemies and abandoning allies.
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And to fend off the inflationary threat the Bank of England may be forced to raise interest rates, crimping investment and consumption further.
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Coinbase continues to fend off late-stage investors who want to buy existing shares, despite the company's recent warning to knock it off.
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Context: Cybereason became aware of the campaign in 2018, when it helped a carrier fend off multiple waves of hacking from the group.
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Indeed, Clinton struggled during the forum to fend off questions about her use of a private email server during her time as secretary.
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Greyson and Halley are reassigned to a distant frozen colonial world named New Svalbard, where they help fend off a major Lankie invasion.
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Verizon is struggling to fend off smaller rivals T-Mobile US Inc and Sprint Corp in a maturing market for U.S. wireless service.
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Obviously, tons of teamwork is needed to make a mark — and fend off vandals encroaching onto your territory and painting over your work.
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As actual seekers approached, Florence just smiled and checked her nails, allowing Thelma and Cookie to fend off the seekers on their own.
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The company is trying to fend off an attempt by its largest shareholder, Mike Ashley's Sports Direct, to take control of the business.
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Other big retailers, such as Target, Walmart and J.C. Penney, will benefit from Sears's collapse as they too strive to fend off Amazon.
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These initiatives will give communities political tools to fend off the oil and gas industry's effort to convert our neighborhoods to industrial sites.
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Macy's had said it would keep inventory tight for the holidays as it works to fend off competition from online sellers like Amazon.
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To fend off this danger, seed companies and botanists need to band together to stockpile a genetic arsenal before it is too late.
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Yelp has struggled to fend off competition from Google, which is both the largest search engine and a rival in the reviews market.
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Mr. Dungan's classes attempt to fend off emotional distress, much of which can revolve around how families talk — or don't talk — about money.
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Since then, in the race to fend off fungal diseases like tomato blight and insects like the potato beetle, pesticides have gotten stronger.
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AccorHotels acquired luxury home rental firm, OneFineStay for 148 million euros ($168.1 million), hoping to fend off competition from the likes of Airbnb.
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To achieve that Herrera must spur private investment and fend off downgrades from ratings agencies worried about indebted state-oil company Pemex [PEMX.UL].
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Trying to fend off the growing criticism, Trump's top lawyer invited lawmakers from both parties to view classified information at the White House.
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It's even plausible Google could be looking to use Lytro's talent and patented tech to fend off Facebook's Oculus VR and Magic Leap.
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Garrett Richards is trying to fend off Tommy John surgery, but even if he does he won't be back for a long time.
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Bigger picture, new on-demand business models may prove to be a crucial bridge for Americans, struggling to fend off stagnant wage growth.
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Those all go alongside the slew of education features that Apple is baking into the platform (presumably to fend off ChromeOS' success there).
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Hoping to fend off growing suspicions about the prevalence of match fixing in tennis, the sport's governing bodies have decided to take action.
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It was enough to fend off the 30-year-old, who, buoyed by online donations, became the best funded House candidate in history.
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Oakland went into free agency this year needing a defense and having to fend off a possible defection from left tackle Donald Penn.
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The startup wants to legitimize itself with local municipalities, partly as a way to fend off future battles that can get drawn out.
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But the numbers on Thursday suggest that Japan may not be able to fend off looming threats to its growth for much longer.
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Pan added that China has the confidence and capability to effectively fend off shocks and risks and to maintain stable foreign exchange markets.
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Three Vanke insiders told Reuters the company has no clear "plan B" to fend off Baoneng if the Shenzhen Metro deal falls through.
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Rescue workers remained with passengers in five of the cars, and provided the passengers with food and blankets to fend off the chill.
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They had to fend off warnings about falling state energy tax revenues from critics of the breaks, such as Tulsa billionaire George Kaiser.
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Republicans are looking to fend off a potential blue wave of Democrats who are hoping to flip Congress from its current Republican majority.
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"It's sad and pathetic that Congressman Nadler is harassing private citizens just to fend off his primary challenge from the Left," he wrote.
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Read more: The Marine Corps is strapping armored vehicles to the top of Navy ships to fend off small boats and other threats
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They would need to fend off another concerted effort to sink the legislation by a unified Democratic caucus deeply opposed to the bill.
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And while its core is strong, it needs to be whipped into shape if it wants to fend off any would-be usurpers.
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And while its core is strong, it needs to be whipped into shape if it wants to fend off any would-be usurpers.
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The wallet also features RFID protection to fend off would-be electric credit card thieves who use technology to hack credit card information.
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Jesse damaged Mike's car to fend off two robbers in season four, episode five, as part of a scene set up by Gus.
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Trump might not be the most ideologically partisan president in history, but it's partisanship that will ultimately reduce oversight and fend off impeachment.
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A jiu-jitsu academy in Columbus, Ohio, released a video tutorial Tuesday teaching people how to fend off Donald Trump's now-infamous handshake.
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The big picture: Facebook's lukewarm relationship with the right has complicated its search for D.C. allies to help fend off new privacy regulations.
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Chris has had to fend off occasional assaults on his own cells, including a lacy rash that has covered his back and shoulders.
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And for Spotify, Messenger will provide virality that could help it fend off Apple Music and convince more non-streamers of its value.
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Troops traveled to the site from central China before immediately beginning drills to fend off the "surprise attack" simulating real battle, it said.
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"Although we face relatively large external uncertainties, the Chinese economy has the ability to accommodate and fend off external risks," the statement said.
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Scenes of chaos also emerged in other parts of Hong Kong as demonstrators blocked traffic, many carrying umbrellas to fend off tear gas.
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Some analysts speculated that Mr. Kim's charm cloaked a wily attempt to fend off sanctions and deflate talk of military action from Washington.
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In 2006, the Kingdom started work on a 600-mile double ditch wire fence on the Iraqi side to fend off terrorist attacks.
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Republicans say they need to fend off one-party rule in an increasingly liberal state, before conservative and upstate voters are forgotten forever.
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As a White House lawyer during George W. Bush's second term, he helped fend off congressional investigations into the firing of federal prosecutors.
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To fend off the creepers, send the link only to the intended recipients; avoid posting it on public sites like Twitter or Facebook.
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Kurdish fighters said Sunday that Syrian government troops will help them fend off Turkey's invasion at the northern border, The Associated Press reported.
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Wright's allegations come as the network is trying to fend off accusations of racial discrimination by a dozen other current or former employees.
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Days before the call, Trump had put a hold on nearly $400 million in military assistance to Ukraine to fend off Russian aggression.
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The president, who ran on an anti-corruption platform, has had to fend off allegations that he was a tool of the oligarch.
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In recent months, the company has also shifted a bulk of its U.S. bound camera production to Mexico to fend off tariff impacts.
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Facebook released a short video app called Lasso last year to fend off competition from TikTok, an app owned by Chinese firm Bytedance.
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Ryan supports former aide Bryan Steil to replace him, but Steil must fend off a primary challenge from avowed white supremacist Paul Nehlen.
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In an interview published on Monday, Manager Magazin quoted CEO Mathias Doepfner as saying Axel Springer was eyeing acquisitions to fend off competition.
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Farmer Manabu Ushiyachi said he welcomed any hunter, male or female, to help fend off the wild boar that feast on vegetable crops.
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But the company still needs to win financing, buy local permits and fend off likely legal challenges for the pipeline to be built.
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In an interview published in a German newspaper ahead of Thursday's meeting, the bank sought to fend off some of the expected criticism.
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It is where Y.E. Yang and Rich Beem were able to fend off Tiger Woods at the men's PGA Championship in 2009 and 2002.
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The doses for vaccines given to babies to fend off pneumonia will be cut to two, with a booster, from three and a booster.
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They do it, according to ornithologist Yossi Leshem of Tel Aviv University, both to help each other find food and to fend off predators.
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Lee knows that by keeping the camera rolling, she's not going to fend off the ghosts or the cannibals or any other scary forces.
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Some gazed at the ground as they left the huge hangars and sped away to language lessons, waving their arms to fend off reporters.
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While also pledging to fend off such risks, Zhou has acknowledged it will take some time to bring debt down to more manageable lvels.
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Cilic began to settle but still had to fend off break points in the second set at 1-1, 2-2003 and 4-4.
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The supermajority's surprise attacks slash the prerogatives of the incoming governor and reconfigure the state's court system to fend off challenges to legislators' power.
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Curbs on the property market to fend off speculators are also expected to persist, putting a lid on a range of sectors including construction.
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Ethiopia is no longer in the middle of a decades-long civil war, and the government has relief programs to fend off widespread famine.
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He's certain that the world's topsoils contain incredible, practically inexhaustible reservoirs of undiscovered antibiotics, the chemical weapons bacteria use to fend off other microorganisms.
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The latest fund-raising comes with China's top ride-hailing company locked in a struggle to fend off its global rival's march into China.
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In effect, banks enjoy a monopoly over data that has helped them get away with lousy service and fend off newcomers with better ideas.
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The Millcreek School District announced Wednesday that it will be arming its 22018 teachers with miniature baseball bats to fend off potential school shooters.
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Unlike announced mergers and acquisitions, many companies that fend off activists do so quietly and do not want their advisers making the situations public.
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Some coronaviruses produce proteins that can fend off the immune system, and when patients have to mount even larger immune responses, they get sicker.
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The bottom line: To fend off Amazon, traditional retailers are surrendering at least in part to the inevitable — putting their in-store deals online.
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In many other countries establishment parties have become more radical in response to changing public opinion or to fend off challenges from the fringes.
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" To that line, Burna Boy also enlists as an adlib that famous Nigerian phrase to fend off stress: "I can't come and kill myself.
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Some Conservative MPs were quick to conclude that the party must now embrace a no-deal Brexit, so as to fend off Mr Farage.
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Accounts emerged of people trying to barricade themselves in a pub while others tried throwing tables and other objects to fend off the attackers.
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Good. When we last left off, Jamie had left to tend to business, leaving Claire to fend off an attacker in Madame Jeanne's brothel.
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China will fend off cross-border capital flow risks and continue to open up its foreign exchange market, the forex regulator said on Sunday.
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In the latest major speech laying out the government's plans for Brexit, Fox was instead forced to fend off criticism from the Labour party.
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They grew progressively dehydrated, failed to photosynthesize, and couldn't fend off the voracious appetites of bark beetles, which consume the helpless trees' inner tissues.
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There's also plenty of high-flying action as the team trades shots with Imperial troopers and fend off TIE fighters in the Millennium Falcon.
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The fortitude and defiance of British citizens helped the Royal Air Force to fend off Hitler's offensive during the early stages of the war.
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The content agreement comes at a time when broadcasters like Mediaset are seeking to fend off competition from online content providers such as Netflix.
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He had sought to fend off the wave of dissent that began on Feb 22004 by reversing his decision to seek a fifth term.
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Perhaps he's insecure about his own standing and trying to fend off a rival or gunning for a promotion of his own, or both.
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Spain's People's Party tacked hard right to fend off a challenge from the upstart Vox Party last month, only to suffer a disastrous defeat.
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All of this raises a question on which the future of American democracy hangs: can our institutions fend off Trump, without fundamentally changing themselves?
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While Thurman is able to fend off the guy making a grab at Santa, he's unable to confront the bullies in his own life.
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And not to freak you out further, but there's also some suspicion that some bacteria are learning to fend off alcohol-based products, too.
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Guterres is in many respects an ideal selection to fend off the negative impact of a unilaterally-inclined US administration and a micromanaging Congress.
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With the coronavirus, the White House must fend off a high-pressure and surging global health crisis that has administration officials privately on edge.
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The activity comes at a time when Australian media houses are consolidating to fend off online giants, such as Netflix and Alphabet Inc's Google.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's central bank said bubbles in blockchain financing are apparent, and that the government should strengthen supervision to fend off financial risks.
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GKN's campaign to fend off the bid, currently worth about 7.8 billion pounds ($10.89 billion), was boosted on Thursday when top customer Airbus (AIR.
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The Nevada Democrat issued a plea for his party to consolidate behind Clinton, who has struggled to fend off an insurgent campaign from Sen.
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Herron was able to employ self-defense tactics to fend off the attacker, and her fitness tracker caught the exact moment everything went down.
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To fend off the cold and remain productive, Amy Saxon White's husband shoveled snow in a full-body dinosaur suit in Fort Campbell, Tennessee.
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In the mid '90s famed SimCity developer Maxis released SimTower, a quirky sim that let players craft massive towers and fend off terrorist attacks.
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But if it can fend off Instagram's copycat assault and stay looking "cool", brands may be willing to experiment on the upstart social app.
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Instead, tech companies are now pushing for information from Homeland Security to better understand the threats they face — to independently fend off future attacks.
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On Mrs Clinton's part there is the frustration of still having to fend off an opponent whom she expected to have dispatched by now.
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Marriott increased its offer for Starwood Hotels to $1153 billion in order to fend off a rival bid from Anbang, a Chinese insurance company.
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An injured Trico uses the last of his strength to fend off the frightened villagers as the unconscious boy is cradled in the foreground.
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Truepic will have to fend off other startups, though McGregor believes those who tried before launched too early before photo editing became an epidemic.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will deepen financial sector reforms and fend off major risks in the economy, the banking and insurance regulator said on Thursday.
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The new court is "another bad faith maneuver" to fend off international pressure, said Nicholas Bequelin, Southeast Asia and Pacific Director of Amnesty International.
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To sustain telenovela ratings — and fend off scares like that provided by "The Ten Commandments" — the brothers are plowing money back into Globo Studios.
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But growth has since slowed as Beijing reined in a red-hot property market and cracked down on lending to fend off financial risks.
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Price kept the Canadiens within two goals by helping to fend off a pair of power plays, including a 12-second two-man advantage.
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Just Tuesday, the company announced it would cut another 400 jobs, as it tries to reduce costs and fend off a potential bankruptcy filing.
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An Intuit spokesman declined to answer ProPublica's detailed questions about its efforts to fend off a government filing system, but he provided a statement.
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Tabcorp in October agreed to acquire Brisbane-based Tatts to form a gambling powerhouse and fend off a growing challenge from overseas online rivals.
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Trying to fend off this new challenge, African National Congress officials have attacked the alliance as a party of white leaders and black stooges.
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While also pledging to fend off such risks, Zhou has acknowledged it will take some time to bring debt down to more manageable levels.
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Progressives should have a plan to fend off economic hardship and insecurity to stop people's legitimate concerns being transferred into bigotry, xenophobia and hatred.
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It threatens to remove one of the few distinguishing factors pharmacy chains have relied on to fend off Amazon, the sale of prescription drugs.
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The EPA must now draft a rule ahead and potentially fend off lawsuits from the refining industry who argue the agency lacks the power.
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They want or need infrastructure or tax reforms, and they must fend off scrutiny from tech-focused agencies in the still-forming Trump administration.
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As a child, she started dressing in male clothing and pretending she was a boy in an attempt to fend off her predatory stepfather.
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Tabcorp wants to buy Tatts in part to fend off a growing challenge from overseas online rivals like William Hill and Paddy Power Betfair.
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The central bank's job is to keep growth on a stable glide path, sacrificing booms to fend off high inflation and job-costing busts.
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The alliance reflects the two countries' desire to fend off competition in naval shipbuilding from the likes of China, the United States and Russia.
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Though we initially side with Adelaide and her family as they fend off seemingly unprovoked attacks, the plight of the Tethered proves persuasive, too.
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But in recent years, the Tunica area's aging casinos have struggled to fend off competition from local rivals and failed to attract young people.
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The Turkish leader has long said that a strong central government was necessary to fend off threats of terrorism and maintain a stable nation.
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Mr. Rossman is head of a unit at Lazard that helps companies fend off attacks on management by hedge funds and other activist investors.
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The Tencent investment is meant to give Snap a boost of confidence as it looks to fend off threats from bigger rivals like Facebook.
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The risk is that the incumbent Republican that Kemp appoints could have to fend off challengers from both the Democratic Party and his own.
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In the Detroit debate, they generally played nice with one another and teamed up to fend off attacks from the moderates on the stage.
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In a former venue, the fight club had to fend off complaints from the police, who deemed the weekly bouts undesirable, if not illegal.
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In the 18th century, Captain James Cook and his crew brewed spruce beer in an attempt to fend off scurvy on their yearslong voyages.
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Mr. Marrero, a community elder known to his neighbors as Don Ramón, draped a towel over his bare back to fend off the mosquitoes.
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The Economist argues that politics may be an even bigger worry: Unprecedented cross-border cooperation was needed to fend off the crisis in 2008.
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Midwesterner Buttigieg is hoping to beat these two New England senators on their home turf and fend off a late rise from moderate Sen.
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House Democrats are plotting their own procedural tricks to fend off GOP attempts to derail legislation targeting President Donald Trump's war powers next week.
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The election's Seinfeldian quality may vindicate Mr Trudeau's central political thesis: that boosting the middle class is a good way to fend off populism.
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The European Union will open an annual meeting with China on Monday, and will be looking to fend off overtures for an anti-U.
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Those results are a positive sign they'll be able to fend off the sort of digital attacks that upended Hillary Clinton's campaign in 2016.
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The US-backed SDF announced on Tuesday that they will redeploy 1,700 fighters to fend off a Turkish offensive on Kurdish militias in Afrin.
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The grocery chain took on too much debt and expanded too quickly, and it has also been unable to fend off rival grocery chains.
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Turkey has sent soldiers and foreign fighters to fend off the LNA, which is supported by the United Arab Emirates, Egypt and Russian mercenaries.
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He feels the need to get back in the water, in large part to fend off Slater and secure a spot at the Olympics.
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The company, like other retailers, has been spending more on online services and offering promotions to fend off competition from the likes of Amazon.
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This has also helped him fend off Republican challenges in the past, said Kathryn Pearson, a political science professor at the University of Minnesota.
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The Fed, as anticipated, trimmed rates for a second time this year to fend off risks from a global economic slowdown and trade tensions.
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Providers need to make telehealth and staffing investments now to corner off a chunk of the home healthcare market and fend off growing competition.
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His second attempt, off a bounce and between his legs, also earned a perfect score, but it was not enough to fend off Robinson.
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Perhaps trying to fend off the worst, Iran has warned that a military response might prompt an "all-out war" in the Middle East.
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Analysts attribute the decline to diplomatic efforts by Egypt, Qatar and the United Nations to fend off a wider escalation between Israel and Hamas.
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The networking company entered the cloud services arena in 2017 as enterprises began migrating to cloud-based security systems to fend off cyber threats.
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But today, relatively few land borders exist to physically fend off a neighboring power, and countries even cooperate to police the borders they share.
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To fend off further deforestation or monocultures, he encourages his vendors to nurture a sustainable mix of native woods and fruit in their communities.
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Amid it all, Rubio and his campaign continued to aggressively fend off talk that he would quit altogether before Florida votes on March 15.
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Companies tend to fend off efforts at making the details transparent, particularly when they may not have lived up to the original promises made.
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It boasts of award-winning shows such as "Stranger Things" and "Wild Wild Country" that has helped it fend off intensifying competition from Amazon.
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When millennials were in high school, there weren't as many discussions about arming classroom teachers to fend off would-be attackers; now it's commonplace.
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Meanwhile, Vanke is trying to fend off a hostile takeover by financial conglomerate Baoneng Group with a $6.9 billion deal with white knight Shenzhen Metro.
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Riding the subway, I thought about how Kalliope encouraged me to fend off my anxious feelings by remembering a time when I couldn't stop laughing.
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They head back to El Vacie, where they say they're not celebrities but regular Roma women with kids to feed and rats to fend off.
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Raffaele talks of telomeres as a sort of "biological 401(k)"—molecular-level security with which to fend off the health challenges of getting old.
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Cramer also was willing to bet that it means they will upgrade technology for things like ATMs and security systems to fend off the competition.
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These immune cells help us to fend off infections and heal injuries, whether these injuries happen in our legs, hands, torso, or even the brain.
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New York (CNN Business)Gannett, the nation's largest newspaper chain, notched an important victory Thursday in its attempt to fend off a hostile takeover bid.
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Rose will tee off with Garcia in Sunday's final group, with the pair trying to fend off Rickie Fowler, who is alone in third place.
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Within hours, community organizers started going door-to-door, planning protests, and enlisting the support of local officials to fend off the e-commerce giant.
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On the other hand, if earnings are better than expected, they could act as a positive force to help fend off further declines, strategists said.
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Republicans who were alarmed by Trump's conduct were able to fend off persistent questioning from the media by asserting they were strictly sticking to precedent.
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Watson helps No. 3 Clemson fend off N.C. State CLEMSON, S.C. — In coach Dave Doeren's eyes, N.C. State almost finished a "masterpiece" Saturday afternoon. Almost.
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You do see Rocky holding a bottle, but he says he did it to fend off the guy and put it down on the ground.
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Tarasenko, who has three goals and seven assists in 10 games, appeared to injure his left shoulder as he tried to fend off a check.
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Tarasenko, who has three goals and seven assists in 20 games, appeared to injure his left shoulder as he tried to fend off a check.
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Her move had sparked some concern within the Senate, as Democrats were eager for her to help Clinton fend off a spirited challenge from Sanders.
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What better way to fend off the Sunday scaries than by spending 03 minutes feeling annoyed and uncomfortable, followed by 20 minutes of blazing catharsis?
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Fleet officer Rob Geary has only a single destroyer to protect the planet, and he has to fend off attacks while they wait for reinforcements.
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Microsoft was able to successfully fend off many startups and in some cases kill them just by announcing that it was building a similar product.
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They worried that El-Hindi was too weak to fend off the incursion and that it would hamper the office's ability to fight financial crime.
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With rates already so low, financial markets are wondering what more the central bank can do to fend off growing risks with conventional policy tools.
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Polish government officials slammed the decision, offering to display the statue in their country to fend off the "dictates of political correctness," the Telegraph reported.
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This would also help the central bank fend off an economic slowdown, along with rate cuts, and could lead to even more gains for stocks.
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Line, the messaging app with around 200 million monthly users, is embracing bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies to fend off increased competition from Facebook and others.
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Why it matters: Drugmakers often invoke their research costs as they try to fend off any limits on their prices, and that spending isn't insignificant.
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Few outside certain secret circles could imagine that the Prime Minister of Britain would have to fend off reports that he'd sexually defiled a pig.
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In an effort to fend off Appaloosa, Allergan agreed in March to split the chairman and CEO roles, but only at its next leadership change.
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Virginia will be playing for its first Final Four berth since 1984 after shooting 56.1 percent to fend off Iowa State 84-71 on Friday.
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Do you need to see them sink into some magic gravel and hang off the side of a skyscraper and fend off magic gravel sharks?
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In the meantime, I hope these two are having fun traveling the globe without the pressure of having to fend off swarms of ravenous demodogs.
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By eating the "My 5" way, not only will you fend off malnutrition, but you'll quickly shed the extra pounds that seemed impossible to lose.
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The big Silicon Valley companies aren't shackled with those requirements and largely support these rules so that they can fend off any new competitive threat.
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A disastrous Conservative Party conference in October saw May fend off a coup attempt from her own MPs and struggle through a cringe-inducing speech.
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MasterCard's trial marks the latest move by financial firms to adopt the latest technology in order to fend off the challenge from smaller start-ups.
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Six ex-Special Ops guys are left to fend off dozens of attackers from the rooftops with nothing but night-vision goggles and assault rifles.
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He backs a widely discussed theory that the Second Amendment was pushed for by Southern senators who simply wanted to fend off potential slave uprisings.
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So it's promising to see an app designed from the get go to support its users rather than force them to fend off unwelcome behavior.
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The dismal forecast weighed on the smaller loss that the company posted as a result of higher spending by enterprises to fend off cyber attacks.
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Some traders also expect the Bank of England to cut rates this week to fend off pressure on the UK economy following the Brexit vote.
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Plunging currency The government is also trying to fend off pressure on China's yuan, which has sunk more than 9% against the dollar since January.
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Díaz-Canel will be put to the test as he tries to right Cuba's flagging economy and fend off an increasingly aggressive administration in Washington.
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Who would not be eager to take a drug that could help fend off age-related disease, to confer extra years of a healthy life?
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The regulator also played down the risk of falling in the country's foreign exchange reserves, saying China has ample reserves to fend off external shocks.
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Republicans in tight races across the country have been scrambling to fend off Democratic attacks that they don't support protecting people with pre-existing conditions.
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International Men's Day has become an occasion to share messages about the importance of self-care for men to fend off physical and psychological ailments.
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The challenging task for Harris after those early state hurdles would be to try to fend off her challengers and consolidate the African-American vote.
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It was a clever way to both fend off attacks over gun control and underscore Mr. Blunt's Vietnam deferments in a very pro-military state.
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As that rapidly changes, Samsung will be hoping its new smartphones help it fend off Chinese rivals and grab a bigger piece of the pie.
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His strong 2017 fundraising start may help him fend off fierce challenges in both a potential Republican primary and a general election next year. Rep.
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In recent days, Mr. Trump has made increasingly outlandish allegations as he seeks to fend off reports of lewd comments and accusations of sexual assault.
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You could try to fend off questions by saying that you're sorry but you don't like to discuss religion, or that your views are complicated.
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Some analysts say the election result means Ramaphosa will be able to fend off a potential leadership challenge from party enemies aligned with his predecessor.
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Employee stock fund shares are typically a reliable source of ammunition when companies need votes to fend off aggressive activists like Ackman, proxy analysts said.
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A conservative group is spending at least $1.2 million to fend off a Michigan ballot initiative that aims to stop partisan gerrymandering in the state.
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His comments, however, underscored Saudi Arabia's own responsibility for creating the oil glut and pushing prices down to fend off high-cost American oil production.
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The regulator also added it will deepen market-based interest rate reforms, fend off systemic financial risks and keep the yuan basically stable this year.
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China will actively discuss how best to tackle its debt issues and fend off moral hazards this year, Xi said at an economic work meeting.
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Yes, players are still wearing those cowls to fend off the spring frost and are looking generally unhappy during night games, but it's really happening.
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Rodriguez attempted to fend off tears, as he announced that the call was in the Yankees' hands—coming down to Yankees Chairman Hal Steinbrenner's decision.
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Dodd-Frank created new authorities to fend off another financial crisis, but it ensured that it would be difficult to exercise, especially under dire circumstances.
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Other industry alliances like Digital Content Next's TrustX and the Pangea Alliance also aggregate publishers' data to fend off Facebook and Google's growing ad businesses.
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With heating units in homes and commercial buildings running furiously to fend off the deep freeze, power companies warned of possible fuel shortages to come.
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And as Mr. Trump considers how to fend off the attacks, he faces a radically different environment than either Mr. Nixon or Mr. Clinton did.
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For months, even as Nixon was re-elected, White House aides tried to fend off reports suggesting ties between the president's men and the burglars.
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But despite such steely vigilance, the presidential protective detail these disquieting days is pretty much helpless as it attempts to fend off a new menace.
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People cultivate a younger identity to fend off stereotypes of frailty and senility, said David Weiss, a life span psychologist at the University of Leipzig.
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The ax had once belonged to an Old Believer who used it to fend off a bear attack on his family, Zank told the players.
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Publicly announce he feared Trump, potentially alienating the leader of the world's most powerful country as Ukraine struggles to establish democracy and fend off Russia?
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But it was unable to fend off rival grocery chains, as its debt mounted, ultimately pushing the company into bankruptcy three years after its IPO.
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If inflation begins moving meaningfully higher in the CPI report, the Fed may need to reverse course on those rate cuts to fend off inflation.
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Mr. Pantoja argued that he was innocent of any wrongdoing, saying he had fired his rifle only to fend off jaguars attacking his own herd.
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Kuehne started investing in Hapag-Lloyd in 2008 to support the company's Hamburg base and fend off an approach by Singapore-based shipping rival NOL.
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In July, it pledged to act pre-emptively to fend off risks that could knock the economy off the path toward achieving its price goal.
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To fend off Chinese competitors like Huawei and Xiaomi, it packed the phone with new features, like waterproof technology and iris-scanning for added security.
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But she'd have to fend off Lingamfelter as well as a left-field candidate: Nathan Larson, a libertarian who was disowned by his own party.
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Buttigieg, who has had to fend off accusations of systemic racism in his city, spent two days in South Carolina on his latest campaign swing.
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Ensuring that AR apps work brilliantly on iPads and iPhones could help Apple fend off the competition, and keep developers on its own app store.
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Fourth, Trump withheld $250 million in military assistance urgently needed by Ukraine to fend off Russian aggression, although Ukraine didn't learn of this until August.
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Still, policymakers might look favourably even on a hostile deal that creates a pan-European banking champion to fend off American investment banks like JPMorgan.
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Turkey has backed the Government of National Accord to fend off the Libyan National Army, which is backed by the United Arab Emirates and Egypt.
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That move itself marked a pivot from 2018, when the Fed was steadily raising rates to fend off higher inflation as unemployment sank steadily lower.
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And, he was prepared to fend off people asking for handouts: "I'm ready and I know how to say no," he said at the time.
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That measure, known as the CREATES Act, would have cracked down on drug companies using delay tactics to fend off competition from cheaper generic drugs.
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The deal threatens to remove one of the few distinguishing factors pharmacy chains have relied on to fend off Amazon, the sale of prescription drugs.
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He is trying to regain control of the company, which has adopted a so-called poison pill to fend off any potential hostile takeover bid.
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Last month, France's Bpifrance pubic investment bank said it had 2 billion euros available to fend off potential activist attacks on French firms if needed.
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Since then, the United States and our allies have provided support for Ukraine, an emerging post-Soviet democracy, to fend off Russia to the east.
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Investors are spooked that a cooling off of Walmart's online sales could mean the company isn't positioned to fend off Amazon's internet dominance after all.
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This spring, a group of San Franciscans raised a hundred thousand dollars to fend off a homeless-resource center slated to open in their neighborhood.
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And as Justice Brandeis warned, the wealthy and powerful are doing everything they can to fend off any democratic challenge to their wealth and power.
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A management shake-up could, however, help to mend fences with the Italian government and fend off the threat of losing its valuable motorway concession.
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Mr. Ferro and Tribune were trying to fend off a takeover by the Gannett Company, and Dr. Soon-Shiong's investment provided Tribune with some muscle.
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The legal battle will hang over the contest as Collins seeks to fend off a challenge from Democrat Nate McMurray, the Grand Island town supervisor.
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The stakes are high in Virginia on Election Day as Democrats seek to fend off what would be a devastating defeat in the governor's race.
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Uber has responded by offering bigger incentives and more promotions to fend off rivals like DoorDash, Lyft and other ride-hailing and food-delivery services.
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When a PVP invader attacks a character allied with the Way of Blue, NPC sentinels also join the player's game to fend off the invader.
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To fend off competition, the I.V. Doc recently expanded to offer injectable drugs, like Botox and Restylane, as well as postoperative care for plastic surgery.
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Trump's gains came in a period in which he had few new controversies to fend off, while Clinton faced renewed scrutiny of her email practices.
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The US extended citizenship at a time when it was attempting to secure influence in the Caribbean region, to fend off a potential German incursion.
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The Taliban certainly have scored their victories, but then the Afghans come back, and usually are able to fend off the Taliban, and regain territory.
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Yet, the exhilaration is unmistakable as I fend off wave after wave of alien enemies on a covert mission to take back the land for humanity.
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Its members are companies that have mastered digital technologies and enjoy network effects that help them fend off slower competitors, says John Van Reenen of MIT.
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When he's recalled to military service to fend off a Hun invasion, Mulan disguises herself as a man to take his place in the Imperial army.
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Snapchat is focused on taking snaps beyond the app as it tries to fend off the rise of Facebook's Stories knock-offs and Discover competitor, Watch.
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It said a pro-Damascus "anti-terror axis" was confronting the attack, language suggesting that Assad's ally Russia may be helping to fend off the assault.
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One night after a road loss to the Memphis Grizzlies, Golden State put together a big fourth quarter to fend off the Minnesota Timberwolves, 116-108.
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Japan will try to avert steep tariffs on its car exports and fend off U.S. demands for a free-trade agreement at talks in Washington later.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will fend off cross-border capital flow risks and continue to open up its foreign exchange market, the forex regulator said on Sunday.
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And Apple is going to need a cool factor if it hopes to fend off Fitbit, which is launching its own smartwatch, the Ionic, next month.
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The problem is that because the Tab S24096's lives outside of Apple's restrictive ecosystem, it has to fend off much tougher and less pricey competition.
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China had many policy tools at its disposal to fend off financial risk and would improve its communication with markets, Premier Li Keqiang said on Monday.
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Many believe the motivation behind the merger was to fend off the competition posed by Uber in the Chinese market, and to scale up by combining.
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" He said he could help "build a more people-oriented party that can govern and fend off what I consider to be the extreme socialist left.
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So it pays for Amazon to get Alexa built into as many types of devices as possible as it looks to fend off Google and others.
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Chief among these is regulation, ensuring guests' safety and, increasingly, the need to fend off rivals such as Priceline, a fearsomely efficient online travel-booking company.
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Eero is slashing the price of its whole-home router system by $100 in an attempt to fend off competition from companies like Google and Netgear.
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It remains to be seen whether the moderate candidates who trail the frontrunners will throw their weight behind Haddad to fend off a far-right takeover.
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Hillary Clinton is trying to fend off a surprise victory for Bernie Sanders in her home state of Illinois, where polls show he has drawn close.
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It's a global story, one in which humanity learns not only that it's not alone in the universe, but how to fend off a hostile invasion.
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GrubHub has acquired more than a half-dozen companies since its stock market debut in April 2014 and has been spending aggressively to fend off competition.
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The Treasury is under pressure to keep recent pledges to cut spending and reform governance at state firms to fend off credit downgrades deeper into "junk".
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Most of the fees have been used to fend off claims by the developer and homeowners, including hiring witnesses and conducting scientific models, the Chronicle reported.
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This week, at Atlantic Media's Defense One Summit, he suggested lining the West Coast with ballistic defense systems, to fend off an attack from North Korea.
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Italy's biggest commercial broadcaster has repeatedly raised the idea of creating a pan-European TV player to fend off competition from established rivals and new entrants.
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"When a police officer uses force to arrest a suspect or to fend off an attack, it can be graphic and difficult to watch," Dunn says.
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It suggests that e-cigarettes can weaken the body's ability to fend off the flu virus, though possibly in a different way than cigarette smoke does.
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We're made to think pressure constrains our efforts, exhausts us and drains our energies through the endless need to fend off this invisible and formless power.
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But the U.S. withdrawal and the Kurds' decision to invite Syrian government troops to fend off Turkey's assault puts the fate of their region in doubt.
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Tester is running uncontested for the Democratic nomination but faces a much larger fight this coming fall, when he'll have to fend off a Republican challenger.
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The move comes as more traditional broadcasters review business models to offer customers more services to fend off increased competition from online content providers like Netflix.
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Sacha got Spencer to yell out the n-word repeatedly, use racist Asian stereotypes ... and drop trou (and undies) to fend off would-be terrorist kidnappers.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will curb speculative land purchases as it looks to fend off risks in the property market, land minister Jiang Daming said on Wednesday.
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GKN, trying to fend off an offer of 1.23 pence per share from turnaround specialist Melrose, led the blue-chip index with a 3 percent rise.
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Chait sees the interplay between radicals and policymakers as a burden foisted on Republicans, while Democrats merely have to fend off demands from an ineffectual left.
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Mr Hofer (who carries a Glock pistol, supposedly to fend off refugees) narrowly lost to Alexander Van der Bellen, Austria's 72-year-former Green Party leader.
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No wonder, then, that Alibaba is trying to make its Alipay service, China's dominant digital payment system, more social to fend off the Tencent-WeChat challenge.
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Federal Police took back the positions on Saturday but the ministry has sacked a commander for failing to fend off the counter-attacks, the sources said.
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The latest poll from WBUR suggests Capuano's efforts to fend off his primary opponent are working: He has maintained a hefty 13-point lead over Pressley.
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They've been plagued by antisocial swans to such an extent recently that they've had to resort to using water pistols to fend off the feisty beasts.
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EAST BRUNSWICK, N.J. (Reuters) - Standing before an audience of 14,000 people last year, Walmart Inc executives described a radical plan to help it fend off Amazon.
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Once adept at giving their bankers the runaround, tycoons are now less able to fend off pressure to pay down debt with sales of prize assets.
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It also urges voluntary cooperation with the private sector to develop better strategies to fend off and reduce attacks from botnets, or networks of infected devices.
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Daniel Guajajara is one of Arariboia's "Forest Guardians," a team of 20 men who patrol the territory to fend off invasions of loggers, hunters, and fire.
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Analysts say consolidation is needed for automakers to fend off tech companies and upstarts like Tesla (TSLA), which are plowing money into electric and autonomous cars.
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Clinton raced around Kentucky in the two days before the primary, hoping to fend off Mr. Sanders in a state that she won easily in 2008.
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But Democrats will also need to fend off Republican challenges in a number of narrowly won swing districts that flipped from GOP control in 2018. Rep.
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While the central bank continues to push for deleveraging to fend off financial risks, "it is a trial and error process," he said in the interview.
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The rules come as Beijing seeks to fend off risks in the country's massive financial sector and catch up with the latest developments in financial markets.
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Daily use of a good sunscreen will fend off sunburns today, and help prevent the damage that leads to prematurely aged skin later on in life.
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Antiquities experts are appealing to the university and the culture ministry for funding and equipment to better fend off the microbes eating into the mummies' flesh.
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The A$6.36 billion ($21.4 billion) takeover of Tatts will create a A$21.12 billion betting industry giant that could help fend off popular online rivals.
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WeWork has been spending heavily in marketing as it tries to fend off competition from numerous rivals trying to carve a piece out of its business.
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To fend off competitors, TSMC needed to compete on every front, Chang said, adding that chip subsidies in China were a challenge for the semiconductor industry.
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Sweating might not get rid of a cold, but there are activities related to sweating that can help you fend off a cold or relieve symptoms.
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The root has long been used to help ease nausea; fend off the flu, the common cold, and inflammation; and aid in digestion, according to Healthline.
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Hyundai and Kia face major risks from the slowdown with the duo already grappling to fend off competition from local rivals and global players in China.
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Mills, aluminum smelters and other heavy industries have been ordered to curtail production during the coming winter as the government hardens efforts to fend off smog.
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In June, Berlusconi said Mediaset was looking to create a pan-European broadcaster to fend off competition from traditional rivals and online content providers like Netflix.
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Bpifrance Chief Executive Nicolas Dufourcq said on Tuesday the fund had 2 billion euros ($2.3 billion) available to fend off potential activist attacks on French firms.
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It may not have the traditional moat to fend off competition, but Slack has nonetheless managed to build quite the castle by out-executing its rivals.
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Seeking a financial professional will help, and so will seeking an experienced marital mediator, who may be able to help the couple fend off divorce altogether.
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BEIJING, March 17 (Reuters) - China's central bank will continue to fend off large inflows and outflows of short-term speculative capital, vice governor Chen Yulu said.
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Mr. Zuckerberg is now trying to fend off talk in Washington of regulating his company like the thing he once told me it was: a utility.
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He has had to fend off skeptics and theorists who believe that the hum is related to secret tunneling, U.F.O.s or covert government operations, he said.
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With the tax cut stimulating an economy that already has low unemployment, the Fed could be impelled to move more forcefully to fend off rising inflation.
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For parents who fend off children early in the morning, setting visual reminders to define an acceptable wake-up time can provide a similar circadian cue.
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To do so, they must fend off a rival bid for control by the team of Taylor and the all-American billionaire Sandy Benzinger (Richard Thomas).
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This prompted what old-school wrestlers called a "snatching," an act of bodily appropriation that I was powerless to fend off while trying to take notes.
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While Floridians voted to re-enfranchise felons, college students there had to fend off a move by Florida's secretary of state to bar voting on campus.
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It helped May to fend off attempts by lawmakers opposed to her divorce deal to seize control of the Brexit process and delay Britain's EU exit.
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On Tuesday, he called on Turks to boycott American products (including, paradoxically, the iPhone, which he used to help fend off a coup two years ago).
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As long as the Knights are skating, scoring and defending at a Stanley Cup level, they could fend off a challenge from the Raiders, he said.
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Investors paid up for stocks as Congress neared an stimulus package to fend off economic damage of the virus that causes the deadly COVID-19 disease.
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In the primary, Mr. Murphy spent more than $2300 million of his own money to fend off challenges from Jim Johnson, John Wisniewski and Raymond Lesniak.
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Its bed-in-a-box model and 100-day return policy have helped Casper fend off dozens of competitors that have popped up along the way.
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Sort of reminds us of a high school cheerleader moaning about how traumatic it is to have to fend off a dozen invitations to the prom.
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It was not the first time Mr. Porgo had to fend off a would-be thief, nor was it the first time he had been threatened.
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The report specifically mentioned an unnamed retailer in the Philadelphia area that had loaded up on wine to fend off the potential dramatic increase in costs.
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Turkey has sent soldiers and foreign fighters to fend off the LNA which is supported by the United Arab Emirates, Egypt and Russian mercenaries, diplomats say.
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The fund blamed the "subdued growth" partly on rising trade barriers and heightened geopolitical tensions, and called for a "balanced" way to fend off those risks.
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Auto parts retailer AutoZone is one of the lucky, or clever, retailers that has managed to fend off attacks from e-commerce giants such as Amazon.
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Republicans say Trump also may have running room on the pardon front should he successfully fend off impeachment early next year in the Republican-led Senate.
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Pennsylvania's special election has drawn national attention as Republicans have poured millions of dollars into the race to fend off the potential for a Democratic upset.
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It also helps the companies fend off Amazon (AMZN), which looms large in the health care market even though it hasn't made a major entry yet.
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He noted that at an extraordinary meeting in August 2013, BI raised the key rate 50 bps amid a tightening cycle to fend off capital outflows.
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As there were risks associated with Chinese firms making foreign investments, it was part of the government's role to control and fend off risks, Cao explained.
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