A HELPING HAND Congress first loosened Sarbanes-Oxley's accounting requirements in 2012 to give startups a helping hand.
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"I believe her perception was, &aposHere&aposs a helping hand I can give in return for a helping hand I have been given,&apos" Bones said.
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He really stressed good manners, opening doors for others and looking around to see who could use a helping hand and always be ready to lend that helping hand.
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Who doesn't appreciate a helping hand on their wedding day?
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Just lend a helping hand in a time of need.
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Chicken gets a helping hand here from chorizo and shellfish.
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ROBOTS have been giving surgeons a helping hand for years.
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Lend a helping hand — particularly if it involves French braiding.
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So consider the AV Road Rules Platform a helping hand.
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But I'll give them a helping hand all the same.
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Just a little helping hand for the wind sucking wand.
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But Airbnb is finally stepping in with a helping hand.
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Soon, the RoboGlove could be lending a helping hand too.
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This is lending a helping hand to someone in need.
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But for other men, he suggests extending a helping hand.
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There is no cushion, no second chance, no helping hand.
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That's why it's important to give yourself a helping hand.
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Paul is far from a helping hand on Capitol Hill.
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With a helping hand from Russia, his brutal methods have succeeded.
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If this is the case, SprezzaBox can lend a helping hand.
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To have given a helping hand to so many is humbling.
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The global markets got a helping hand from the Chinese government.
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Jessica Chastain's helping hand for her 2019 Golden Globe Awards glam?
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He described cloud seeding as "giving mother nature a helping hand".
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Now, he's going to get a helping hand from Branstad himself.
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He wants to help — this is the ultimate helping hand here.
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In Romania, corrupt politicians turned to Giuliani for a helping hand.
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Helping hand Someone complained about a Minneapolis teen's hot dog stand.
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That&aposs when Styles stepped in to offer a helping hand.
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Give yourself a helping hand this year with the Fitbit Versa.
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We all had a helping hand, support from strangers and friends.
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Mars isn't the first celebrity to offer Flint residents a helping hand.
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This gave a helping hand to stocks, easing concerns over China's growth.
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That imbalance is causing more homebuyers to look for a helping hand.
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Later on the trip, Smoyer got another helping hand -- from Esser's family.
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He "was always, always willing to lend a helping hand," Morrison said.
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Then, you'll have a helping hand through the rest of the process.
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McConaughey lent a helping hand to the school's safe-ride program, SURE Walk.
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However, he says if she reaches out he'll gladly lend a helping hand.
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And you, too, will hope for a warm welcome and a helping hand.
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"We have seen a growing need for this extra helping hand," Benke said.
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"I want everyone to use my story as a helping hand," he wrote.
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And in many other respects, the rules have given him a helping hand.
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Duke also likes to lend a helping hand at the family's RPM eateries.
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Her job is to guide them, offering support and, occasionally, a helping hand.
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However, global cues will lend a helping hand in directing the overall market.
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Raleigh-Durham airport has been renovated with a helping hand from local businesses.
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The Hamburger Helper hand was called Helping Hand before earning his name, Lefty.
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I always considered them a threat, rather than a helping hand to improve.
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In deploying its services abroad, Tencent might get a helping hand from Naspers.
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The United States can and should lend a helping hand to Iran's opposition.
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Pugnacious Chief Executive Michael O'Leary did get a helping hand from competitors, however.
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Local officials will need the helping hand and cooperation of the federal government.
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Sometimes these technologies do not need a regulatory helping hand to get ahead.
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We all need a helping hand (or paw) every once in a while.
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To no one's surprise, the community has come forward with a helping hand.
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The president won the election with the helping hand of the Russian government.
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And there are lots of heavily discounted supplements to give you a helping hand.
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He said he wants to give back to those who need a helping hand.
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We want to lend a helping hand and move forward in the right direction.
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His father, Chuck, comes by to offer a helping hand every day as well.
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So you got a helping hand from some amazing Canadians on this record eh?
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LI: BUT I THINK YOUR GOVERNMENT ALSO RECOGNIZES THAT CANADA NEEDS A HELPING HAND.
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Bartlett then reached out to his musical collaborator and asked for a helping hand.
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Start by lending them an unsolicited helping hand before you make your own request.
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However, one of Bradshaw's most beloved designers wasn't willing to lend a helping hand.
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Mr Pence, a staunch fiscal conservative, is unlikely to lend them a helping hand.
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Ben McKenzie plays the younger brother who misinterprets a helping hand as something more.
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The improved Chinese data later gave it a helping hand back up to $0.6744.
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Might it not be a good thing to give domestic companies a helping hand?
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Faces of people that draw you into their reality, desperate for a helping hand.
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But Saturn, the planet of reality, is here to lend a grounding, helping hand.
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The Point: Trump's war on the media -- and Fox News' helping hand -- has consequences.
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"Ernie was the helping hand to be able to do it all," Oosthuizen said.
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Republicans also got a helping hand when fighting environmental rules during the Obama administration.
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This past Sunday, the bookstore got more than a helping hand — it got hundreds.
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And, like other Americans, Hispanic-Americans may sometimes require a helping hand from government.
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A helping hand Every teacher in this district got a back-to-school surprise.
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Ignoring it won't make it go away, and everyone needs a helping hand occasionally.
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The good news for Vinny ... Pauly D is around to lend a helping hand.
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Literally, he saved her when no one else cared to even lend a helping hand.
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Why wear a garment when your friend is right there to lend a helping hand?
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Warren Buffett is offering a helping hand — and a set of wheels — on Election Day.
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Tweeting about the wall as Mexico extended a helping hand to Texans at risk. 3.
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There are tons of boxes out there that can act as your monthly helping hand.
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Here was a child who, through no fault of her own, needed a helping hand.
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Expect to encounter a helping hand at work, and you'll also be feeling popular today.
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That fits with other statistics from federal officials that could give Trump a helping hand.
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Other technology firms have tried extending a helping hand to Puerto Rico with their products.
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Grieve and his allies could receive an unlikely helping hand from outgoing Prime Minister May.
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Instead of being invasive, just offer a helping hand and leave the conversation at "Congratulations."
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"She usually gave a helping hand to help elderly people get around town," he added.
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For some parents, potty training is easy, and for others, you need a helping hand.
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Every Thursday, we'll highlight a few of our favorite emails and offer a helping hand.
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Simply put, millions of Americans need a helping hand on the road to financial security.
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Oil majors Royal Dutch Shell and BP also received a helping hand from the currency.
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You could lend a helping hand by rinsing these kinds of containers and removing labels.
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Staff members will be handing you cappuccinos, disinfectants, and gloves, but not a helping hand.
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So we're here to give a girl a helping hand (minus the cool '90s shopping montage).
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He was often the first to crack a joke or lend a helping hand, they said.
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Maybe Google could lend some of its Silicon Valley peers a helping hand with all that.
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Makeup, however, can always lend a helping hand — provided you know how to work with it.
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These days the two think nothing of lending one another a helping hand with their designs.
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Sharing a sweet moment on Sunday, Matthew Rhys lent a helping hand to Keri Russell's hair.
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And second, by staying in the race is he indeed helping hand the nomination to Trump?
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And if you become unemployed ... Or need a helping hand, the community is ready to help.
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All of these suggest the administration isn't going to extend a helping hand to the community.
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Monetary policy makers almost certainly need a helping hand in the form of expansionary fiscal policy.
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While it's better to leave them alone, sometimes our animal friends could use a helping hand.
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The Fed's hope is that the economy will keep growing steadily without a big helping hand.
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Be aware when these moments are on deck for your employees and extend a helping hand.
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Max visits the young players to lend a helping hand and hear their tales of survival.
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The result: a generation of debt-laden, media-savvy young people looking for a helping hand.
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Some in Texas's travel industry have extended a helping hand to those evacuating closer to home.
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"These are men that need a helping hand — not the back of the hand," he said.
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These barriers can be addressed with a helping hand from foresters, technical assistance and federal support.
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That will require us to rethink how we extend a helping hand to those in need.
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Then every Thursday we'll highlight a few of our favorite emails and offer a helping hand.
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"We were waiting for a helping hand; we received a slap in the face," says one protester.
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She skated around the room, helping hand out canap s, like sausage rolls, with friend Holly Branson.
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You're welcome to walk beside me, but don't stand in front to give me a helping hand.
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Luckily, the mother who recently boarded a Finnair flight with her four children had a helping hand.
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And he has a surprising helping hand: Team Trump is cheering him on while dumping on Biden.
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But we can choose, as individual and as nations, whether or not to extend a helping hand.
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Rachel DeAlto then stopped by to give us a helping hand – and I'm so glad she did.
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So when a friendly passerby decides to offer a helping hand, this wooly sheep can't get enough.
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Lend a helping hand and gift something that will make the commutes, cooking, and overall adulting easier.
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You're welcome to walk beside me, but don't stand n front to give me a helping hand.
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Your co-workers will be much more likely to lend a helping hand if you are organized.
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Anyone embarking on a fitness journey should do everything they can to give themselves a helping hand.
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Whenever we need a helping hand with a home improvement project, my neighbor is there for us.
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In Martin Scorcese's new movie The Irishman, though, he at least got a helping hand from technology.
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She's such a good helping hand, and my dad, he's just running errands for me in New York.
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A helping hand Being able to watch surgery in progress could also make it a useful training aid.
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I still keep it tucked in my recipe book, though, in case any friends need a helping hand.
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On Sunday, the HGTV stars arrived in Houston to lend a helping hand in fixing the woman's home.
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One hefty Pennsylvania cow, Babe, needs more than a helping hand when it comes to his daily routine.
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Pornhub told INSIDER: "We're very serious about lending a helping hand and helping this family patch things up."
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For me, I watched, I learned, I became a helping hand to others, to the people, to organizations.
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A deer that got itself stuck between two trees found a helping hand from a group of hunters.
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A fisting demo takes place; the woman lending the helping hand is also the dominatrix of the evening.
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But nurture can also give a helping hand, for example by optimising what is fed to the animals.
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The RISE Act would modernize today's rules to give American's a helping hand on the road to retirement.
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Puerto Ricans don't need to be coddled, but we need a helping hand to get on our feet.
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One thoughtful deed or interaction can make a major impact on someone who may need a helping hand.
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This fund is just a helping hand that will guide developing nations to take the proper first steps.
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The Graham-Cassidy bill would cut those lifelines and in place of a helping hand, inflict tremendous harm.
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We just felt that these people need a helping hand to help them find their very best employment.
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Men and women offered whatever they had: water, food, ice cream, a helping hand for a wheelchair-user.
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But if you know people who want to lend a helping hand, we encourage them to give directly.
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"Whoever is involved in it should atone for his guilt by extending a helping hand," Mr. Haniya said.
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And Republicans just passed another round of tax cuts to offer a helping hand to the upper crust.
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Yet this left Republicans unable to alternately woo or terrify red-state Democrats into lending a helping hand.
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She says it's dedicated to Stormi and inspired by her, but the kiddo also lent a helping hand.
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"With this many roommates, there's always a helping hand to be first on the scene," Mr. O'Brien said.
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"I offered to bang on doors if she needs a helping hand," Ms. Jackson, 82, told Vanity Fair.
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I resolved to grasp my body by its love handles and give my new hormones a helping hand.
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Equally important, it can lend a helping hand to those who care for them and provide peace of mind.
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And what better way to say "I got you, girl" than lending a helping hand in the style department?
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There wasn't a charity or cause too big or too small for Angela to lend a helping hand to.
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Helping hand Thousands of students in Chicago need a place to go while the city's teachers are on strike.
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We need to be saying, 'Lend a helping hand to children and their families by becoming a foster parent.
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And the times when it is, you need a helping hand to keep you on the straight and narrow.
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Negotiations concerning work commitments get a helping hand on Sunday, when pleasure planet Venus gently harmonizes with hardworking Saturn.
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"Of course, China will not hesitate in extending a helping hand to our close neighbor, the Philippines," he said.
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In the well-meaning fantastical universe, I would make sense of Cooper's Dougie takeover as a karmic helping hand.
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Workfit's assistant Eva listens in to business meetings and lends managers a helping hand by highlighting important action items.
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"We appeal to all the pious people out there... to extend a helping hand for these families," he said.
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All three offered their support, or a helping hand, to Trump relatively early on in the GOP primary contest.
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We realize that if you need a helping hand, you will find one at the end of your arm.
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In a sultry, laid-back track, BXRBER calls on Skepta's Konnichwa producer Ragz Originale, who lends a helping hand.
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The store's owner, Rob Perhamus, runs the operation year-round and is constantly lending a helping hand to George.
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Stowell's friend, James Keener, told Kohn 2 that the young man had frequently lent a helping hand to others.
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President Trump lent a helping hand to Troy Balderson, the Republican vying for a special Ohio election for Congress.
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In response to the tragic news, the Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) has decided to lend a helping hand.
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We realize that if you need a helping hand, you will find one at the end of your arm.
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But this time it's a helping hand, channeling its energies toward cooking party foods and executing creative household hacks.
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You're welcome to walk beside me, but don't stand in front of me to give me a helping hand.
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We realise that if you need a helping hand, you will find one at the end of your arm.
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Coleman calls it his "fairytale ending," to have grabbed onto a helping hand so soon after getting into difficulty.
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Hov was a hands-on dad carrying one of the twins, and got a helping hand with the other.
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The more complicated your finances get, the more likely you are to need a helping hand every now and then.
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Financial support is even more valued than receiving access to a "special experience" or getting a helping hand with childcare.
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If someone near you goes down don't just ignore the situation, take the lead and lend a helping hand. 5.
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Despite the legal turmoil, O'Donnell lent a helping hand in September 2015, when Rounds was hospitalized after an apparent overdose.
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Claudine Griggs' short story "Helping Hand" first came out in Lightspeed Magazine's "Queers Destroy Science Fiction" special issue in 2015.
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Do you need a little pick me up, a helping hand to pull you out of the pit of despair?
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On this score he gets a big helping hand from non-democratic patrons, chief among them China and Saudi Arabia.
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Below you can see a list of your options if you'd like to lend a helping hand at this time.
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But, there's also nothing wrong with lending a helping hand or stepping up in a crisis every now and then.
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"Sometimes just one person would lend a helping hand [and] it would make so much of a difference," she says.
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After Hurricane Harvey devastated Texas and Louisiana in late August, prison inmates in Texas reached out with a helping hand.
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He attributes the country's economic crisis to an "economic war" led by the opposition with a helping hand from Washington.
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For all her struggles, though, Monna is the kind of person who is always ready to offer a helping hand.
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As an interior designer, Partington has had a helping hand — with, she says, a "very light touch" — at the facility.
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It would be a way to give users a helping hand as into this Brave — Courageous — New World without wires.
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What is compelling though is the different types of candidates who seem to be getting a helping hand from Trump.
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Although it may seem small, a helping hand can leave a huge impact on those families both physically and emotionally.
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The consequences of a victory, though, fall somewhere between unpalatable and unthinkable — offering Liverpool a helping hand over the line.
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Obama is lending a helping hand to a leader he said he was "proud to work with" while in office.
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It would also help if the U.S. Congress provided the island with a helping hand in its difficult adjustment process.
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Trump, meanwhile, has given wealthy business leaders a helping hand with a major corporate tax cut and by eliminating regulations.
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In fact, her sons have become partners and "best friends" who are always ready to lend one another a helping hand.
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Mid-ceremony, the iconic actress took it upon herself to reach over and lend a helping hand to a fellow actor.
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But if this was already a David and Goliath battle, Goliath got a big helping hand from the Russians in 2016.
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Meanwhile, it's not the only startup seeking to take some of the strain out of cooking with a robotic helping hand.
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Spend this month crafting your plan of attack for the new year — your financial planet, Venus, will lend a helping hand.
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And anyway, it's easier to be a dad when you have an artificially intelligent butler around to lend a helping hand.
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Presumably, though this is still guesswork, delta-32 homozygosity damages the body's immune response and gives infectious agents a helping hand.
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I am therefore very happy that we can give them a helping hand to get their projects on the right track.
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That is, until I found an unlikely helping hand in the form of the Minneapolis nerd-rock band Motion City Soundtrack.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Postal workers in the western German town of Bad Hersfeld are getting a helping hand from a new colleague.
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The recently eliminated ACA subsidies supported working Americans and their families to move up the income ladder with a helping hand.
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If poverty is a poor person's fault and within their control, then we need not lend a helping hand, do we?
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Hotel employees gathered the families in a central lobby and walked through the crowd offering water, pillows and a helping hand.
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And for the work he couldn't do himself, his friends, who were qualified to do the work, lent a helping hand.
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Through no fault of their own, they need a helping hand around some of the basics of applying for a job.
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Those who click through the "Learn More" button are informed by the FBI that they should consider lending a helping hand.
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If you just can't make it on your own, there may be a family member who can lend a helping hand.
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And — with a not-so-trivial helping hand from objectively bleak background economic conditions — it paid off in the 2010 midterms.
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I ask Helping Hand by email if it was clear to her that Josue had already been treated when she donated.
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The Majority Leader should acknowledge that while the economy can do better, his party had seven years to lend a helping hand.
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Gwen Stefani's sons leant a helping hand over the weekend, serving in the wedding party for the the singer's close friend Zelva.
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This week, Laurent Kabila's son, Joseph, another Congolese president facing upheaval at home, heads to Luanda in search of a helping hand.
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Three classmates from Singapore are trying to lend a helping hand, using little more than a plastic bag and a ceramic membrane.
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And, when all else fails, a surprising number of us are even turning to cosmetic enhancements for a helping hand... or scalpel.
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And if you want a shot at bringing an all-out rager to your town, Google Maps can lend a helping hand.
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Interventionists note that trade patterns will not change until countries shake off commodity dependence and give a helping hand to their industries.
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One of those who lent a helping hand was top pro-skater Kenny Anderson, who first saw Biyela in a YouTube video.
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As the dutiful partners of the world might know, sometimes your significant needs a helping hand when it comes to personal grooming.
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The government blames the problems on an economic war waged by the opposition and business leaders, with a helping hand from Washington.
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Industry's helping hand While the current administration has been reluctant to fully fund quantum research, there is hope within the private sector.
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The first to offer the president a helping hand off the ledge was White House Chief of Staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE.
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He has made us realize that if you need a helping hand, you will find one at the end of your arm.
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Just as big banks and the housing industry got a helping hand, so should student loan borrowers and it's not too late.
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The company was in such dire straits that, in 2014, it eventually sought out Marcus Lemonis for a much-needed helping hand.
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For students who do wish to leave the school, a fund was set up last week to offer them a helping hand.
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Pharrell makes sure to volunteer at the L.A. Mission a few times a year ... he also lent a helping hand during Thanksgiving.
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Make no mistake: we can solve our own problems on the island, but we need a helping hand from our fellow Americans.
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No one was hurt, thankfully, and he got a helping hand from local villagers to pull his Jeep back onto its wheels.
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"We realize that if you need a helping hand, you will find one at the end of your arm," Mr. Tusk wrote.
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He has made us realise that if you need a helping hand, you will find one at the end of your arm.
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There should be a place in our lives for the softly whirring helping hand and for the unease that true caregiving demands.
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It is part of the US's job as a superpower to extend a helping hand so that Mexico can become richer faster.
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More from VICE: In short, anyone with a disability who could use a helping hand (or paw) qualifies for a service dog.
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Equity investors faced with historically expensive valuations, especially on the high-yielding sectors of the market, are getting a helping hand from Gary.
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These grill racks are so large and heavy you need two handles to flip the meat and a helping hand from multiple people.
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Thank you, E!. Lend A Helping Hand In addition to their softball skills, Kris and Corey Gamble showed off their family's donating skills.
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Small internet providers expect a helping hand from the Federal Communications Commission Thursday, a move that could spur competition and perhaps lower prices.
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Although some influencers' Insta followings grew quickly because their YouTube audiences followed them from platform to platform, they also had a helping hand.
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Two smiling guys named Andrew and Bill — NY governor Andrew Cuomo and mayer Bill De Blasio — hop aboard to lend a helping hand.
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Having familiar faces on either side of you can be a big asset when you need a helping hand or a watchful eye.
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"It's about what you can do for other people, and offering a helping hand to other kids out there who might follow you."
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In the midst of his flurried activity, I often feared I was underfoot: a hindrance who needed instruction, rather than a helping hand.
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Saint Jude the Apostle is the Patron Saint of lost causes, desperate situations, and those of us who need a compassionate helping hand.
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Instead, we are blocking the rest of the world out, and refusing to extend as much of a helping hand as we could.
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We call on Congress to fix the new draft of Magnuson-Stevens and make sure that little fish get a big helping hand.
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"Petrofac had a helping hand from higher oil prices in the first half of the year," said Nicholas Hyett, equity analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown.
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Bones said the resident wanted to give him a helping hand in return for the help she had received from others in the past.
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They've turned their hard work and determination into thriving businesses – all thanks to a bright idea, and a helping hand from the right devices.
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The positive spin from lenders is that they're just providing a helping hand, and after all, debt is as American as apple pie, right?
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Making music is one of the most human things we do, but in recent years, AI has stepped in to lend a helping hand.
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A group of teenage boys in Idaho have gone viral after they aided an elderly man who was in need of a helping hand.
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The "Internet Essentials" program has for several years now offered cheap internet to the economically disadvantaged and other groups who need a helping hand.
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Commodities provided a helping hand in European trade on Tuesday, with basic resources outperforming the broader market, closing up 2.79 percent as a sector.
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A major reason that women are taking on more debt is that they are less likely to get a helping hand from their parents.
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Nigel Williamson of Nigel's Animal Rescue in Victoria, Australia is the saviour of injured and trapped wildlife, offering a helping hand wherever he's needed.
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Between April 20073th and April 22007th America's biggest banks reported a strong set of first-quarter earnings, with a helping hand from the taxman.
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Regardless of where on the Packing Drama Spectrum you fall, chances are you, too, could use a helping hand (or hack) now and then.
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The Indian Health Service has battled mismanagement and underfunding for several years, and it's unlikely President Trump's administration will lend a helping hand soon.
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This is the toughest job a woman will ever have, so it's up to other women to really lend one another a helping hand.
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Angelina Jolie Pitt is lending a helping hand and a hug while in Greece on behalf of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.
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Truth is ... our camera guy was just doing his job -- which doesn't include loading luggage -- but there's always room to lend a helping hand.
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But in case you need a helping hand, we've got you covered with a set of tips to guide you through your first game.
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Going forward, the market will have a tougher time sustaining the gains without the helping hand of the January effect, Colas and others said.
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No one needs an invitation to help, to feed the hungry, to cure the sick, to give a helping hand to those in need.
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An unobservant reviewer might accidentally misrepresent the OC performance numbers as the stock results from the card, lending MSI's product an unearned helping hand.
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To the women who've turned out as activists, volunteers, organizers and fundraisers: Never underestimate the difference your encouraging word or helping hand can make.
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Nicolas Maduro's administration blames the problems on an alleged economic war waged by the opposition and business leaders, with a helping hand from Washington.
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Dogs may be man's best friend, but they aren't the only animal willing to lend a helping hand or paw to people in need.
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Screengrab via Sometimes it can be difficult to find the right words, while other times they might come, but need a little helping hand.
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Encouraging mergers that effectively create a state-backed oil company may be the best way to give the U.S. domestic industry a helping hand.
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We asked colleagues from the departments of anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, pathology, pharmacology, and microbiology to lend us a helping hand in the current crisis.
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"'When you want a helping hand, look at the end of your arm,'" Ms. Longshore likes to say, quoting Ms. Hepburn, a longtime idol.
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It would make sense for Amazon to offer a helping hand with branding, he suggested, particularly to companies struggling to break through from overseas.
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To offer a helping hand, every month, we'll be breaking down the best items in the market that you can buy for under-$150.
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The Body Shop, the cosmetics brand from the United Kingdom, wants to lend a helping hand for marginalized people struggling to get a job.
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This is obviously targetting all the new year resolutioners, but we don't see the problem in giving everyone a helping hand with a deal.
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Again, the first order of business was to find information to turn attention away from Russia's helping hand to Trump in the 2016 election.
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Luckily, Leroux Dwyer refers to her teammates as "18 babysitters" who lend a helping hand — except when it comes time for bed, of course.
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Because of that Midwestern upbringing, his philosophy on investing — and life in general — is to give back to those who need a helping hand.
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The history of ninjas is a fascinating alchemy of myth-making from both Japan and Hollywood (with a helping hand from New York publishing).
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Trump lends a helping hand to the men who inspired the 2016 Oregon armed occupation of federal land; unprecedented weather displaces millions in Japan.
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Tyga's had some problems finding a place to call home – so James Corden offered a not-so-helping hand in securing the rapper new digs.
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Billie Lourd hauled some luggage Wednesday in Santa Monica with rumored BF Taylor Lautner ... lending her a helping hand and a shoulder to cry on.
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Nasif also suggests eating a healthy diet and getting plenty of sleep at night — two ways you can give your immune system a helping hand.
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Eventually, a future version of ATLAS could be used as a humanoid helping hand on the battlefield, or as a rescue worker in dangerous situations.
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But before Mercury enters Sagittarius on Wednesday, it will be joined by benevolent planet Jupiter, bringing a helping hand to your humdrum to-do list.
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And Klynge is there to treat them as such, but also offer them a helping hand and opportunity to join the grown-ups' dinner table.
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Salma Hayek got a helping hand from a couple of ER docs after getting rushed to the hospital in the coolest, most totally inappropriate shirt.
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One 9-year-old resident of the Helping Hand Home, remembering his "Ninjago" cake, said, "I think the people who made my cake are perfect!"
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The Garmin Vivofit Junior 2 provides kids with a fun way to stay active and gives parents a helping hand with incentives for doing chores.Pros:
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"Why is an unarmed black man who has committed no crime, who only needed a helping hand, given bullets in his lung?" the lawyer asked.
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It's in our communities, in our schools, and streets where a smart choice or a helping hand can mean the difference between life and death.
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And his bet on "reform" turned what was once a helping hand into a slap in the face—and an utter disaster for the vulnerable.
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But here, a helping hand is offered from perhaps the single person in this country less qualified to be speaking for a living: a Gronk.
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Cutbacks will but it remains to be seen just how hard a bargain Beijing exacts from its tin producers in return for a helping hand.
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And while it was extending a helping hand, China began the secret negotiations that led to the satellite and space control station here in Patagonia.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ben Carson does not like the creature comforts, at least not for low-income Americans reliant on the government for a helping hand.
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Neal DunnNeal Patrick DunnThirty-four GOP members buck Trump on disaster bill Florida is still hurting from Hurricane Michael — will DC lend a helping hand?
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Can you imagine a scenario where two Republicans in a row lose the popular vote but win the White House with a shady helping hand?
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Nate McMurray, the Democratic candidate in the 27th District, told CNBC that the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, or DCCC, is offering him a helping hand.
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Chip and Joanna Gaines's four kids — Drake, 12, Ella, 11, Duke, 9 and Emmie Kay, 7 — often lend a helping hand on their parents' job sites.
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Every year, pregnancy centers across the United States offer a helping hand to thousands of women so that they can confidently choose life for their babies.
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If you can meet the following criteria, we want to hear from you: Lend us a helping hand, and we'll hand you a free Innovator pass.
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As you'll recall ... Tiffany railed on TMZ because our guy didn't offer a helping hand ... and Tiffany took that as a slight and lack of chivalry.
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Blind for most of his life, an elderly sheep has been given a helping hand thanks to a clever piece of gear initially created for dogs.
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But now that Senator Ted Cruz, Republican of Texas, faces similar questions about his birth in Canada, Ms. McCaskill is not exactly extending a helping hand.
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Weaken your encryption to spy on your own citizens and you're offering a helping hand to the Chinese (or ISIS or whoever) to do the same.
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Such prices are nearly impossible to pay for those who earn just too much to qualify for a helping hand in the form of tax credits.
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You get a helping hand here and there — new homes allow you to move your starting point, while certain actions and items will open up shortcuts.
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This helping hand from China will result in even more poaching and slaughter of an animal that supports and sustains some of the world's poorest people.
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Anti-Semitism, by contrast, is of little moment in today's Oregon, and the law merely gives a helping hand to prosecutors in getting defendants sent down.
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But, of course, we are ready to lend a helping hand and a hand of friendship to any of our partners if they want that themselves.
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Rather than being an active guide for the entirety of a search, it's more of a helping hand once the item is close to being found.
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" Tusk said, later adding, "He has made us realize that if you need a helping hand, you will find one at the end of your arm.
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We got a helping hand from the experts at Crown & Caliber to determine the makes and models of 21 timepieces worn by the world's top athletes.
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Rep. Neal DunnNeal Patrick DunnThirty-four GOP members buck Trump on disaster bill Florida is still hurting from Hurricane Michael — will DC lend a helping hand?
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And powerhouses such as Google, Facebook and Netflix — most of which very much need wins with policymakers — are more than happy to lend a helping hand.
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Some robots are lending a helping hand in the battle against the coronavirus, facilitating conversation between infected patients and hospital staff and delivering necessities, including medication.
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BARCELONA 4, TOTTENHAM 2 Lionel Messi received a helping hand from Luis Suárez's clever dummy runs to score twice and ensure Barcelona overcame Tottenham in London.
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We have been working closely with the U.S. and like-minded nations to achieve this and urge all other ICAO members to lend a helping hand.
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The Trump administration should continue to work with these states and others that are eager to lend a helping hand to individuals seeking to find work.
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"No one needs an invitation to help, to feed the hungry, to cure the sick, to give a helping hand to those in need," she continued.
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Christian Kruger, head of Colombia's migration authority, said on Friday Colombia has been bending the rules on migration issues to give a "helping hand" to Venezuelans.
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But Trump held out a helping hand on Sunday as he tweeted that he and Chinese President Xi Jinping are working together on a solution for ZTE.
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This isn't the first time researchers have stepped in to give the group a helping hand with its security and it surely won't be the last. [BBC]
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These buys come at a time when authorities are scrambling to stabilise financial markets and have stressed upon the need of institutional investors extending a helping hand.
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We are asking for a migration system that welcomes us with respect at the front door and gives us a helping hand because today we are suffering.
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Though Unterberg's grant has always helped fight inequality by giving individual women a helping hand, now she wants to advocate for change in a more public sphere.
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James Corden got a little more than he bargained for when he decided to lend a helping hand in the love life of his field producer Kirby.
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This afternoon, the Moon enters Virgo, the sign of service, and there are plenty of people in your life who want to lend you a helping hand.
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Those on the Enable team, a global network of passionate volunteers, are using 3D printing to give the world a helping hand, and it only costs $50.
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The loonie also received a helping hand from solid domestic retail sales which boosted expectations for an interest rate hike in July from the Bank of Canada.
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Teigen also tried her hand at using a yoga swing, and was sure to thank "the most patient human in the world" for lending a helping hand.
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Heels lend a little lift to our assets, add an extra inch (or four) to our height and add a helping hand to our sometimes-pitiful posture.
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As caregivers ourselves, we know how valuable guidance, information/direction—even a helping hand—can be when the challenges of caring for a loved one become overwhelming.
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" Hayley has her own praise for her husband, telling PEOPLE, "He's been my helping hand and supportive — everything and more than I ever expected him to do.
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Consequently, the search giant is making it easier for users to lend a helping hand, adding new tools to Google Maps for contributing and verifying map data.
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Her appearance, posted by the site Funny or Die on Thursday, could also be another example of the candidate getting a helping hand from friends in Hollywood.
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Passenger Jamie Applegate Hunter told INSIDER that the mother was traveling alone with the baby for the first time, making Castro's helping hand all the more meaningful.
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Despite the ECB's helping hand however, corporate borrowers failed to show up this week, dashing bankers' hopes that the Corporate Sector Purchase Programme would prompt heavy supply.
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Government's role, in such circumstances, is to extend a helping hand of solidarity to individuals who lose their livelihoods to disasters they had no way of foreseeing.
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It remained Schumacher from Villeneuve after the first pitstop, and the following laps saw the Ferrari increase his lead – with, it has been suggested, a helping hand.
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But on Tuesday, Congress apparently decided that Wall Street needed a helping hand, passing a significant rollback of post-financial crisis banking regulations imposed under Barack Obama.
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Nobody in Asbest, 900 miles east of Moscow, is expecting asbestos to be fully rehabilitated any time soon, with or without a helping hand from Mr. Trump.
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We thought that other nations would empathize with the suffering we had experienced under Communism and offer us a helping hand in overcoming the challenges we faced.
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China, for its part, is ready to share its experience with other affected countries, and lend a helping hand, especially to those with weaker public health systems.
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But the truth is that women do need at least one helping hand in light of the many hands that have held them down for so long.
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If your school does not offer any volunteering opportunities, organizations like VolunteerMatch and Idealist can help you find the perfect way to lend a helping hand this Thanksgiving.
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Watch out for jealousy and obsession, and don't try to do things alone in situations where a mediator or helping hand could save you a lot of grief.
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After Max concentrates for a few moments, the vehicle suddenly turns on and he has a priceless reaction—all thanks to dad secretly giving him a helping hand.
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But his rally at the University of Illinois at Chicago Pavilion on November 2000th was much more than a former Illinois senator giving another Illinoisan a helping hand.
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Her children's teachers and Hayah parents who know Marwa personally speak of her dedicated and supportive nature; always there to offer a helping hand with a pure smile.
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Singapore's policymakers have long battled the country's low birth rate, and even a recent helping hand from start-ups may not be enough to offset looming economic pressures.
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The dollar got a helping hand from White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow who on Friday said the Trump administration had "ruled out" intervening to push it lower.
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This is the very least we can do, and it is up to us to now provide that helping hand and warm embrace in return for their sacrifices.
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When a teacher from New Jersey discovered one of his students had just been evicted from his home, he decided to step in to lend a helping hand.
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Navigating through the heaps of B.S. (quantity does not always equate to quality) to find the true gems may take a helping hand, one we're ready to outreach.
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A recovering addict is hoping to lend a helping hand to others on their journey to sobriety by providing them with free memberships at the gym she founded.
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As thorough a cleanse as you might think you're getting, SPF and makeup can still linger on the skin, so it's best to give things a helping hand.
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Other population structures may not automatically enhance natural selection, but most of them at least have the potential to amplify advantageous mutations and give evolution a helping hand.
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"They put me in a situation forcing me to be a man/ When I was just learning to stand without a helping hand," Simmons raps in the song.
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Prince Harry lent a helping hand to a blind veteran taking part in a panel discussion at the Veterans' Mental Health Conference at King's College London on Thursday.
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"You don't know when the right wind will blow, and your wife is the only helping hand you can get when you have to rush out with balloons."
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The 80-foot-long sculpture was an ambitious public art commission by the gay African American sculptor, but now public officials are reluctant to lend a helping hand.
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"It's really an all-hands-on-deck situation where everyone is lending a helping hand where they can," including CEOs stocking shelves and manning cash registers, Strange said.
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The Japanese government is lending a helping hand: A state-backed investment fund is teaming with Konica Minolta to take a 40 percent share in the testing company.
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It is probably hard for anyone to understand why the President would knowingly do things that hurt the US, while lending a helping hand to a foreign adversary.
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While most were flustered by the request, one chipper girl working at a pub lent a helping hand and poured herself a glass of delicious Clearbrook municipal water.
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The family still gets help, including from funds and grants; occasionally, they find a random check in the mail from someone who wants to offer a helping hand.
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Princess Kate gives William a helping hand, while looking at photos, text and mementos on display at the reception — including a scarf given to the Queen by Mahatma Gandhi.
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But with economics, social programs, and modern life being what they are, there are a lot of people in the world who can use a helping hand these days.
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A sweet moment was caught on video showing a young boy in Georgia lend a helping hand to an older woman trying to get up a set of stairs.
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These twelve fashion and beauty brands are lending a helping hand by donating proceeds from purchases to various charities and organizations to aid the victims of the unprecedented storm.
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I also wish I'd known that there are loads of people who are willing to help out, you just have to be willing to ask for a helping hand.
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But luckily over the past few years, we've gotten a helping hand from the app world, rendering available tables only just a click away on an iPhone or Android.
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Helping Hand Thrift ShopHelping Hand can be hit or miss, but if you've the time to do a little eyes-open digging, you just might unearth a real treasure.
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Traditionally, candidates who have attracted strong evangelical support have in part emphasized the need to lend a helping hand to the economically stressed and the least fortunate among us.
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The dollar had got a helping hand from White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow who on Friday said the Trump administration had "ruled out" intervening to push it lower.
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Prince Charles famously offered a helping hand at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding day — walking the bride down the aisle — but he was also instrumental behind the scenes.
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Fortunately for Overton, he recently received a much-needed helping hand from The Home Depot Foundation that all but ensured he would be able to stay in his home.
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But Democrats feel burned in the process and before lending a helping hand say they need to first see clear signals Republicans are committed to working across the aisle.
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Everyone from Kevin Hart to Lady Gaga have shared their thoughts on Twitter or Instagram—and some folks are even headed to Houston themselves to lend a helping hand.
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And, my mom and dad had paid into the system for their entire working lives, so this was, in many ways, less of a handout than a helping hand.
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Bobby -- through his attorney Christopher Brown -- says he'd like to personally lend a helping hand to Laura Leal, and offer her services through the Bobbi Kristina Brown Serenity House.
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And if you become unemployed, run into problems or otherwise need a helping hand, then the community is ready to seize and help one back on the right track.
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Helping hand Joe Biden and John McCain have been frenemies for years, but it was no surprise when the ex-veep comforted Meghan McCain on her dad's cancer diagnosis.
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Nor should Americans forget that Bush achieved passage of arguably the most important piece of environmental legislation in decades and extended a historic helping hand to Americans with disabilities.
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Your Money Adviser Parents and family members may think they are simply lending a helping hand by co-signing a car loan or credit card application for a child.
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Justice Sotomayor and the lawyer, Michael P. Farris, went back and forth for a some minutes until finally Justice Kennedy jumped in to offer Mr. Farris a helping hand.
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Such "easy" monetary policy, to use the jargon of the markets, provides a helping hand to the economy and caps returns on bonds, the main investment alternative to stocks.
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In the past, the community has come together during this event to feed the hungry in their town, visit with seniors, and generally lend a helping hand where needed.
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"I want all Nebraskans to know that my office stands ready to do everything in our power to lend a helping hand in any way we can," Fischer said.
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You gotta see this This incredible photo of an orangutan offering a helping hand to a man stuck in snake-infested waters is capturing hearts all over the world.
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Finally, for parents trying to raise little kids, a helping hand in the form of paid family leave along with affordable and high quality child care is desperately needed.
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"For us to play a small part offering a helping hand on a city scale is really just in the DNA of our business," said sales manager Jared Gardiner.
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The story inspired Mapp to lend a helping hand (or in his case, two of them) to relieve some of the many duties that befall the hospital's hard-working staff.
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But it will be hard for the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry to resist pressure to lend a helping hand to the group and its 200,000 or so employees.
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The Australian stock market got a helping hand from strong gains for global mining giant BHP Billiton , which reported a surge in annual underlying profit to $6.7 billion on Tuesday.
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While opinions vary on how long the disruptions caused by the crackdown on untaxed and illicit wealth will last, most analysts say Asia's third-largest economy needs a helping hand.
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Along with a team of volunteers behind #TeamBrownsville, Benavides and Cordova have lent a helping hand to asylum seekers who are often in desperate need of supplies when they arrive.
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An unexpected helping hand from creditors, landlords, and vendors is allowing more U.S. retailers to stay in business following bankruptcy with most of their stores and employees in the fold.
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As Elon Musk struggles in acquiring land rights for testing his audacious Hyperloop project in the United States, India has emerged out of nowhere to offer him a helping hand.
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He added the report could fuel Democrats' arguments about Trump's fitness to serve, offering a helping hand to any impeachment proceedings or opposition to future Trump appointees down the line.
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"We will need to give a helping hand to several companies to preserve the mainstays of the economy who can maintain potential GDP growth over the long run," Nagy said.
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If you know your way around a kitchen but could use a helping hand occasionally, EveryPlate offers a good mix of easy recipes and some that'll test your cooking skills.
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Times were very tough financially, and I had kids to take care of — I was vulnerable, eager to accept offers of support from anyone willing to extend a helping hand.
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INDIANAPOLIS – A man who fled Indianapolis police by diving into a pond got a helping hand when a drone lowered him a flotation device as he struggled to stay above water.
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This is surrounded by a large area of unrestricted airspace and has reliable weather for landings and take-offs (like landings, these also involve people giving the craft a helping hand).
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But once everything was working with the button, giving the ACLU a helping hand every time another terrible tweet appeared on his Twitter timeline became as easy as restocking his pantry.
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Starting this week, the Nevilles will get a helping hand in the coaching department from Pako Ayestarán, who assisted Rafael Benítez from 2001 to 2004, when Valencia won two league titles.
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I put in the time, offered the occasional helping hand on the forums, did a bit of research on the culture of Hackintosh, and gained a great appreciation for the process.
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In the late 1960s researchers at the University of Tokyo discovered that, when given a helping hand by ultraviolet light, titanium dioxide encourages the breakdown of all sorts of organic compounds.
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The actress has opened up her own exquisite California homes — a classic Hollywood retreat and a Malibu "surf shack," which she decorated with a helping hand from the popular online marketplace.
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True, London zinc has been given a helping hand from Shanghai, where speculative froth seems to have spilled over from the iron ore and steel markets to the base metals complex.
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Hamilton composer Lin Manuel Miranda, Jane the Virgin star Gina Rodriguez, late night host Jimmy Fallon, and reality T.V.'s Kim Kardashian West were among the celebrities lending a helping hand.
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You can check out the rest of the companies in the second cohort here — and of course Give InKind is live should you or anyone you know need a helping hand.
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Even though we could have every reason to hate or mistrust someone, when we see a person in need, the most human thing we can do is offer a helping hand.
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But this fear, stoked by our president and carried out by brutal regulations, may cause immigrants like my patients to shy away from the government's helping hand for decades to come.
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Make sure people in your group know who in the area may need a helping hand if disaster strikes, and check in on them or be ready to help them evacuate.
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Mirela: Yeah, it's good to get a helping hand when you need it, and it's also good as a parent to have the chance to be involved in your child's life.
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A healthier roommate — particularly one with a similar condition — may be better able to transfer important self-care knowledge or even lend a helping hand, as a few studies have documented.
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On weekends, he spends hours walking around areas such as Skid Row in Los Angeles and downtown San Diego in search of homeless pet owners who could use a helping hand.
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"We need to encourage people by giving them a helping hand, but not allowing it to become an indefinitely giving hand," Sonny Perdue, the agriculture secretary, said in a news release.
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If you've missed out on all the hot deals (and on many previous versions of this newsletter with great gift ideas), we will reserve our judgment and extend a helping hand.
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Mitchell, who is also acting in the Lifetime thriller You alongside Penn Badgely, has an impeccable eye for style, but needed a pro's helping hand to make her workplace vision a reality.
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Washington (CNN)Gary Johnson, the likely Libertarian candidate for president, is blasting Donald Trump's policy on immigration as "insanity," and positioned himself as a helping hand to those who came here illegally.
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We're doing our best with Something New to give a helping hand to those planning their own weddings, so of course that means we've made sure you're covered in the hair department.
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And at a few points, I was given a helping hand of guidance when it looked like I was about to stumble in the real world due to my VR-guided movements.
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Check out the clip -- Brandon says he definitely thinks Delonte needs a helping hand ... and that the NBA could -- and should -- do their part to reach out to guys having tough times.
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Lending a helping hand to her successor Kramp-Karrenbauer, who is still getting used to the national stage, could also help win back voters turned off by the new leader's political blunders.
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In addition to partying hard alongside Kourtney for her birthday, last week, Kim lent a helping hand to Kylie's cosmetic endeavors, posing in her latest Insta-campaign featuring millennial pink Lip Kits.
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They entered a market where lingerie was considered a luxury product offering, and made it a mass consumer good — and has arguably had a helping hand in making sexuality a mass conversation.
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And just this weekend, Riyadh gave Obama a helping hand by agreeing to take nine of the remaining detainees from the facility at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, shrinking the population there to 6900.
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"Tomorrow, additional employees from Chicago and Houston will be headed to EWR and IAD to lend a helping hand to get you on your way," the company continued in a subsequent tweet.
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" The experiment could provide "a helping hand by reducing those triggered urges so people can regain control, and for some that will be drinking less; for others that will be not drinking.
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"Having the opportunity to give back, be the helping hand, and being involved with charity projects across the world is the most beautiful part," she said of her work as Miss Belgium.
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"Should a downturn materialize," Borio added, "monetary policy will need a helping hand, not least from a wise use of fiscal policy in those countries where there is still room for maneuver".
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Just as he was about to collapse with exhaustion, his double Olympic champion brother Alistair arrived to give a helping hand, putting an arm around his shoulders and hauling him over the line.
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It might be fun, she thought, to extend a helping hand to people in need, experience shipboard life, and visit the Mexican port of Lazaro Cardenes, where Mercy Ships would deliver medical care.
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Battery life, a thing that matters to all users at all times, is getting a nice helping hand from a couple of changes that limit resource consumption by apps running in the background.
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Washington (CNN)When Donald Trump Jr. noticed a stalled car on the road Thursday while traveling between campaign stops in Mesa, Arizona, he hopped out of his vehicle to lend a helping hand.
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Sophie Turner's transformation from Jean Grey to The Phoenix will be the main plot in the upcoming action-packed X-Men: Dark Phenix, and she is receiving a helping hand from Jessica Chastain.
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First in state laws and later in national ones, Indian governments have recognised myriad groups as OBCs, deemed to suffer some disadvantage compared with the uppermost castes, and deserving of a helping hand.
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Tonight, the Moon enters practical yet playful Earth sign Virgo at 10:46 PM. It's a great evening to lend someone a helping hand or consider how you can lead a healthier life.
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Thirteen years old now he does still ride horses, he slows down a little bit, you know, not as active with jumping on them by himself, he looks for a helping hand now.
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Hayden Panettiere took a heated, sticky situation and turned it into a dancing, happy one within a matter of minutes -- but, she got a helping hand from her knight in shining ... ball cap.
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Oil's recent rally was given a helping hand by news that major oil producers from both OPEC and non-OPEC countries are due to meet this month to discuss a possible output freeze.
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Yet, a fiscal helping hand at this point could have significant costs because of the following reasons: - States have overspent for a variety of reasons (such as a higher wage and interest bill).
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While Meghan is not traveling with an official stylist, no doubt her Toronto-based best friend and unofficial stylist Jessica Mulroney will have offered a helping hand in organizing her key tour looks.
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Since the last recession, central banks bought trillions of dollars of government bonds as they tried to push long-term interest rates lower in order to lend a helping hand to the economy.
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While Chinese officials have touted the importance of international cooperation to combat the virus, doubts have arisen in recent days about China's willingness to accept a helping hand — particularly from the United States.
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Billed as a way to extend a "helping hand but not allowing it to become an indefinitely giving hand," this rule implies it helps Americans get jobs when you take away their food.
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Neither Boeing nor BA have rolled out a surprise engine upgrade, but Storm Ciara—a weather disturbance currently rearranging British landscapes—gave the plane a helping hand with 713+ mph (271+ kmh) tailwinds.
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"If you just moved in at Thanksgiving, make this year a bigger acknowledgment," Ms. Forbes said, since building staff members often lend a special helping hand to new tenants when they first arrive.
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It is possible, however, to give the immune system a helping hand by identifying suitable antibodies in advance, manufacturing them in bulk, and then injecting them into those infected by the target organism.
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The gilded ingredient has provided a helping hand in elevating the status of one New York-based restaurant, Serendipity 3, after it received a number of Guinness World Records for its gold-infused dishes.
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NBC is certainly giving "Taken" a big helping hand in the early going, scheduling the show to follow "The Voice" on Mondays -- a spot where the similarly themed "The Blacklist" and "Blindspot" each flourished.
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However, sales have held up at the pub chain with a helping hand from orders via its smartphone application — which allows pub-goers to order from their table rather than going to the bar.
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While politically appealing as a visible demonstration of a "helping hand", let's realize this -- tax credits represent another example of government literally taking taxpayer money from one person and allocating it to someone else.
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While opinions vary on how long the disruptions caused by Modi's crackdown on untaxed and illicit wealth will last, there is near unanimity among economists that Asia's third-largest economy needs a helping hand.
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The effort was both successful and charitable, donating profits from more than 100 shirt sales to Helping Hand for Relief and Development, a global humanitarian organization that responds to human suffering after emergency situations.
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The prince also spoke of how he has always tried "to reach across the boundaries of faith and community; to extend a helping hand wherever one might be needed," citing his late grandmother's actions.
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Gizele Oliveira was next in line in the show, and was quick to lend a helping hand to Xi. HERE'S MING XI FALLING BUT STILL LOOKING GORGEOUS AS HELL THAT'S HOW YOU DO IT!!!
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Feng told reporters the "main principle" of the restructuring policy would be the deployment of market forces, but the central government needed to offer a helping hand to local authorities to deal with layoffs.
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The couple have yet to reveal their new daughter's name, but it will likely be something unique considering their two other children's monikers — and the fact that their creative oldest child lent a helping hand.
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Finding the perfect present for someone who's been burned by 2018 might seem like just another challenge standing in the way of you and the new year, so we thought we'd lend a helping hand.
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"It will also not want to appear giving a helping hand to Italian banks at a time when the Italian government debates its 2019 budget with the EU." Italy remains a headache for the ECB.
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Let's visualize it as exactly what it is: humans having a long series of bad days, humans who need your helping hand because they're part of your tribe, and because helping is what we do.
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Eric was a true friend to Tracy, a loving and incredibly dedicated father to their son Sam, and always willing to lend a helping hand to many of us at Tracy Anderson throughout the years.
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Marlo isn't intended to be a portrait of postpartum psychosis either, though it's possible that's what she's experiencing when she hallucinates a twentysomething version of herself to serve as a helping hand and sounding board.
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There are two types of "lost pet" stories: The happy ones, where good Samaritans lend a helping hand and everything works out in the end, and the unhappy ones, which we don't talk about. Well.
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Cartier was and continues to be the posterboy of making it in Toronto without a helping hand from the big two, and he's now gearing up for the release of his first full album, Fleurever.
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In times of crisis, we celebrate and accord major significance to persons who serve communitarian values, extend a helping hand to others, sacrifice their self-interests for the common good, exhibit empathy, and model humanity.
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At the same time, the Fed is slowly removing the helping hand it has extended to markets and the economy for the last decade, by raising rates and shrinking the stockpile of bonds it owns.
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Sometimes they're moving from another city and they want somebody that explains the schools to them, and then, you know, just how the whole city – where they really want a helping hand in coming in.
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In true collaborative spirit, employees at every level (including our co-founders) jumped in to projects beyond their typical job descriptions -- including responding to over 1,000 customer emails -- in order to lend a helping hand.
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Therefore, it is in the interest of every governor, senator and representative that the federal government always be ready, willing and able to lend a helping hand in the event of a major natural disaster.
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"We hope that South Sudan takes its helping hand away from rebel movements that are against our government in Darfur, Blue Nile, and South Kordofan," Sudan's information minister, Ahmed Bilal Osman, told Reuters on Thursday.
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Which is why the Internet lit up recently when researchers at Vanderbilt unveiled their latest tech: Smart underwear that reduces stress on the spine by giving the muscles of the lower back a biomechanical helping hand.
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The video wraps with a special shout-out to Alexandria House ... Justin and Quavo say they donated $303,000 to the non-profit... and viewers are directed to a link where they can lend a helping hand.
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If you've suffered from anxiety, panic attacks, or even if you've just always been a worrier, you know that having some sort of helping hand to get through your most anxiety-ridden moments can be key.
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Regardless, Beyoncé continues to show her support for the victims of the recent hurricane disasters after visiting her hometown of Houston, Texas in September to lift spirits and lend a helping hand after Hurricane Harvey hit.
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"Negative rates have been behind the recovery of ... the European economy in the recent past and in that sense, it has been a helping hand in the profitability of banks," de Guindos told a news conference.
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But maybe things would be different if you had someone else around to make things a little easier, both by offering a helping hand and by being around to dial 911 should worst come to worst.
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Russia's economy is certainly in need of a helping hand, with low oil prices and international sanctions (for its annexation of Crimea and role in a pro-Russian uprising in east Ukraine) weighing on the government.
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At the end of the day, 99% of what I have accomplished after my injuries was possible because of other people who lent a helping hand, gave me advice, or were there when I needed someone.
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Slack just updated its longtime editor for its primary interface—and the rich-text result hints at a longstanding tension over how much of a helping hand users need from their text editors and communication programs.
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Garnering over 1,700 upvotes on Product Hunt and named one of the "Top Ten Essential Tools For All Freelancers And Micro Businesses" by Forbes, Plutio offers a helping hand in almost every aspect of your workflow.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy on Tuesday said migrant arrivals by sea were up by a quarter this year and chided European Union partners who refused to offer a helping hand to those who flee their troubled homelands.
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But it looks like Midwestern farmers can put away doomsday thoughts this year because the weather might finally lend a helping hand at the end of the month, and this pattern could last into early May.
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Ye and Rick are part of the growing list of celebs lending a helping hand to the Bahamas ... Michael Jordan pledged $1 MILLION to relief efforts, and Tyler Perry sent supply shipments via his personal seaplane.
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This is a pretty miserable and ungenerous attitude, which seems based on these voters' belief that they are hardworking but unlucky and thus deserving of a helping hand, whereas other benefits recipients are lazy and unworthy.
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The bank that received a $10bn bailout from US taxpayers in 2008 is looking to the Trump administration for another helping hand, this time from what Goldman sees as overbearing regulation exacerbating its current trading funk.
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"Chip loves to tweeze my gray hairs (I know I know not good but sometimes you just gotta do it)," she writes on this photo of her husband lending a helping hand (and a sharp eye). 3.
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But the funny thing about all this is that, despite having a helping hand in bringing about many of these innovations, a lot of the Android firsts that Qualcomm listed look off—or potentially just plain wrong.
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Fighting against her initial reluctance, Gloria decides to lend Thomas a helping hand in his investigation after he tells her he believes her son did nothing wrong, and that he was taken advantage of while at Homecoming.
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But if the greater good has been served and progress has been made, then we should acknowledge that entities like the Transhumanist Party—revolutionary or not—have played a helping hand in positively moving the world forward.
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Beijing's use of industry quotas and other policies to make the world's biggest auto market as electric as possible has given rise to at least 50 Chinese EV startups, many of which will need a helping hand.
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Luckily, I had some friends at WETA in New Zealand who had just finished working on a dragon for me, and I was able to convince them to lend us a helping hand and make the city.
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There's always the idea of asking for a helping hand from a friend or your S.O., which is all good if you're comfortable, but a pretty damn vulnerable position to be in for a lot of us.
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In multiple photos taken of the couple, the Beverly Hills Cop II star appeared to get a helping hand from her 39-year-old husband as he escorted her across the street — and carried the shopping bags!
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In an interview with the "CBS Evening News" on Monday, Bezos said the Postal Service gave Amazon a huge helping hand from the outset, as the online retailer did not have to invest in a delivery network.
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The helping hand from censors is in stark contrast to Baidu's woes two years ago, when regulators cracked down on its advertising practices, gutting its marketing client base and bringing its revenue growth to a grinding halt.
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"Just as we have in the past, the United States will continue to research, innovate, and grow our economy while reducing emissions and extending a helping hand to our friends and partners around the globe," he said.
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While KPMG and Deloitte are thinking up ways of giving their London employees a helping hand, some large banks have come up with another solution: moving jobs out of the city or even out of the country.
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His death will not be in vain if it helps us to recognize that we must remain a melting pot, the free country that extends a helping hand and opportunity to those who wish to seize it.
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Lest you think that people seeking chemically induced highs are solely responsible for the problem, physicians and dentists who prescribe opioids with relative abandon, and patients and pharmacists who fill those prescriptions, lend a big helping hand.
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Kevin Durant, just weeks removed from leading Golden State to an N.B.A. championship in his first season with the Warriors, gave the team another helping hand when he agreed to a pay cut in his new contract.
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A positive, optimistic speech about how immigrants have made America a better place could make quite an impact, and he need not look any further than his own wife for a helping hand in telling this story.
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More importantly, Ackman laid out how his hedge fund is essentially transforming itself into a holding company that owns stakes in public companies and offers a helping hand to struggling management teams to resurrect once-strong returns.
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Flutie was out in NYC doing a little press for 'DWTS' when one of our photogs, Adam, decided he'd lend the NFL legend a helping hand ... and show him a move that will surely defeat his opposition.
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Here are some restaurants that have added new menu items based on customers' favorite "secret" orders: In addition to a new innovation lab, Starbucks gets a helping hand from some customers when it comes to adding new drinks.
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Whether that means waiting for the rest of your squad for some additional protection in a big battle, or lending a helping hand to someone else in need, working as a cohesive unit is crucial to your success.
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The latest digital reforms — either on purpose or by coincidence, depending on people's viewpoints — take aim at that dominance, and potentially give European publishers and telecom companies a helping hand to compete head-on with their American rivals.
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As the US asks its allies for help, China is extending them a helping hand, exporting medical supplies and doctors to pandemic stricken countries such as Italy, where Milan received 25 tons of medical equipment from China Tuesday.
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As the world has long recognized, most recently at the Paris summit meeting on climate change in December 2015, poor nations will need a helping hand from rich ones as they transition to cleaner, low-carbon energy sources.
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A helping hand turns into a friendship The messages turned into a little bit of a friendship, Sturch said, and a few of the bikers involved in the incident would check in on her occasionally, via social media.
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We are ready to build bridges and need a helping hand — especially in attracting talent to the island that can help us stay agile as we manage shifts in student enrollment and think ahead about improvements to learning.
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I'm sure your child has accused you of being a bad parent when you didn't give in to a temper tantrum, or when you stood by and watched him struggle with a task rather than offer a helping hand.
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At the European premiere of the new film on Tuesday, Robbie proved she doesn't just play a damsel in distress on the big screen, she also is in desperate need of a helping hand in real life as well.
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Joining the many members of the music community who have extended a helping hand to the people affected by Hurricane Harvey, Green Day have announced that they'll be playing a benefit concert—with proceeds going to Americares—later today.
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But a game keyboard couldn't be quite as forgiving, and didn't need all the extra baggage of language settings and the like, and so PhobosLab created its own version, which lends the player just enough of a helping hand.
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Along with its voice-controlled Alexa features that can bring all of your smart devices into one single place, the Echo Show 503 also doubles as a great entertainment display, a convenient helping hand, and daily life information tool.
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BudTrader is the latest in a growing list of charities, fundraisers, and volunteers currently trying to lend a helping hand to furloughed government workers—while Trump is busying himself brainstorming dumbass slogans as his shutdown drags on and on.
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It also does not help matters that with the 2016 elections out of the way, the U.S. Congress does not appear to have the appetite for once again extending the island the helping hand that it now desperately needs.
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But the attention journalists give to hurricanes and other natural disaster coverage does alert the public in the immediate area and may lead members of the public in other states to lend a helping hand or make a donation.
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Even before Cal Fire takes delivery of its new Black Hawk copters, it is getting a helping hand in fighting the Northern California wildfires from the California Army National National's Black Hawk copters fitted to drop water or retardant.
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Kevin Durant, just weeks removed from leading Golden State to an N.B.A. championship in his first season with the Warriors, gave the team another helping hand on Monday when he agreed to a pay cut in his new contract.
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"This is a critical moment and the international community needs to now give a helping hand to the Syrians in order to overcome the devastation and making sure that people who voluntarily decided to return can live normally," he added.
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And we are committed to working with our colleagues, academics, former members, institutional experts, and anyone who is willing to lend a helping hand or a word of advice, to diagnose and fix the issues that plague the People's House.
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Many see this dynamic in the current makeup of the Republican House majority, which has benefited significantly from friendly redistricting by state legislatures controlled by Republicans, though Democrats have gotten the same helping hand in states like Illinois and Maryland.
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But sometimes aid comes from unexpected places, and last week the industry may have gotten a helping hand from a particularly unexpected place: the Trump administration, which is launching a sweeping investigation into Big Tech's stranglehold over the online economy.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Anti-Kremlin protesters who run the regular risk of being detained by the police are being given a helping hand: A smart phone app that allows them to instantly inform others where and when they have been arrested.
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The series functions as an origin story for the character (as told through flashbacks) while also moving Castle forward from when we last saw him: offering Daredevil one last helping hand in finishing off members of the Hand, and then disappearing.
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"The RBI has agreed to give a helping hand to the SMEs by allowing banks to restructure the stressed assets in this segment given that these companies were the worst hit due to demonetization and GST," said the second source.
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I had crowdsourced my problem; the Internet had offered a helping hand for free (except, of course, for the seconds spent watching the roll ad—seconds I endured by watching the countdown ticker that told me when I could "skip ad").
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Forest owners are renowned for putting sweat equity and resources into keeping their land healthy, but the farm bill offers a number of programs and policies that lend a helping hand, remove barriers, and provide tools for family forest owners.
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The host of the new 'BL' was on "TMZ Live" Tuesday, and while they're still going to have weight loss competitions ... he says the contestants will also be getting a huge helping hand whenever their time on the show ends.
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Jeremy joined forces with The Hope Bus to feed and clothe the homeless ... he's got a place in nearby Lake Tahoe and we're told he heard about what the organization was doing and wanted to lend a helping hand with Ava.
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"If we are not there to save these people and offer them a helping hand, then they will have no chance to survive," said Riccardo Gatti, field coordinator on the Golfo Azzurro, which is operated by the NGO Proactiva Open Arms.
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Diane masturbated in the bathroom with the blinds up, to insure that people across the street could watch her, and as an adult she sat next to the patrons of porno cinemas, in the dark, and gave them a helping hand.
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So even though my faith in how things work is at zero on the Kelvin scale right now, I also know that most people fucking hate the President and won't extend a helping hand to him if they don't need to.
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"Partnering with JD.com, one of China's premier technology players, will give startups access to both tremendous innovation resources, as well as a huge helping hand as they look to reach the Chinese market," added Plug and Play CEO and founder Saeed Amidi.
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But what makes me most hopeful about the future of mental health (both mine and others') is remembering that people, dare I say women especially, are a resilient bunch; we conquer adversity in many areas of life and lend a helping hand throughout.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's shale gas industry could get a helping hand from a falling pound and a supportive new prime minister just as it is gearing up for its first production this year, after facing economic and political challenges that slowed its start.
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CBIRC's Wang said banks should lend a helping hand to private firms with good fundamentals that are only faced with temporary funding woes, and take a targeted and market-based approach in lending to distressed firms hit by stock pledge and guarantee risks.
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Last year, The Helping Hand of Los Angeles, which is a support group of Cedars-Sinai Hospital, named me Woman of the Year, which is so crazy to me, because we were the devils to these hospitals when the film first came out!
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Each year, the holiday decorating of the White House gets a helping hand from dozens of volunteers who come from all over the United States to hang boughs on the mantels, place the ornaments and ensure each display reflects the first lady's vision.
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"This pilot study carried out on Heron Island shows that our new techniques to give corals a helping hand to conceive and then settle, develop and grow in their natural environment can work on the Great Barrier Reef," Harrison said in a statement.
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"With 6,000 homes and the devastation that we're seeing, we think we could offer a helping hand," said Jeff Pack, an executive with Stonefield Companies, a San Diego-area homebuilder that helped rebuild homes after the Cedar fire and wildfires in Southern California.
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After swallowing, I try to lower the helping hand so that it looks as though I am merely brushing a stray crumb from my mouth, hoping no one notices that I do this many, many times more than a normal person would.
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"It's hardly uncommon for Roger Ailes to sign correspondence by offering a helping hand, but it would be a fanciful interpretation to equate a cordial email with providing assistance to a political candidate in the vein of editorial coverage," Ms. Briganti said.
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With flights canceled around the world, and bars and restaurants shutting down as efforts to control coronavirus cases accelerate, some hotels, cultural institutions and car rental companies are extending a helping hand with efforts that range from community outreach to fee waivers.
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South Koreans "are so grateful to us for giving a helping hand to their Winter Games, which were at the risk of becoming the least popular Olympics in history because of the political situation," the North's official newspaper, Rodong Sinmun, said last month.
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Conway said she works "first and foremost on the front line of the opioid crisis" and said the funding would help an approach she described as a mixture of cracking down on the supply of drugs and extending a helping hand to addicts.
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After extensive renovations and a helping hand from Roth, Property Brothers' Drew and Jonathan Scott, Good Bones' Mina Starsiak and Karen E. Laine and Flea Market Flip's Lara Spencer, the inside of the property appears exactly as it did on the beloved sitcom.
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Beijing could not have pulled this off without a big helping hand from Thermo Fisher, a Massachusetts equipment maker, and genetic material provided by a prominent Yale University researcher who says he was unaware the material was used as a surveillance tool.
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"What Behrouz wants to challenge with his book — and I think he's achieving that — is the ideology that drives all perceptions of refugees on all sides of politics, that these people are needy, passive and only looking for a helping hand," he said.
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But Duque, facing booming levels of cocaine production and an uptick in rural violence, has eschewed the helping-hand approach and called for a return to more-punitive techniques, including eradication of coca crops by military crews and aerial spraying of herbicide.
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So, if you are a Latino and already invest in a 401(k) plan or a brokerage account, make it a point to share your investing experience with other Latinos who might never have the opportunity to invest without your helping hand and heart.
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" Aduba ventured to Uganda in May to lend a helping hand when she witnessed a "Passing on the Gift" ceremony, and since then it has stuck with her that "you don't have to have a lot in this life to give something to someone else.
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You'll make some risky moves, but Mars in Sagittarius will have your back when it connects with Venus on September 19—people will be available to lend you a helping hand, and some inspiring or affirming messages, news, or gossip will come your way.
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This Saturday, the Economist posted the findings of a year-long analysis it ran on Google's news tab in search results, concluding there is no evidence that Google goes out of its way to mess with conservatives or lend a helping hand to Democrats.
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Very soon, the realization will dawn on President Trump that the road to peace in Kabul lies through Islamabad, and Islamabad will be ready for the call that will come from Washington seeking a helping hand to extricate the United States from the Afghan quagmire.
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PRS Foundation (the same group who brought us ReBalance, a scheme that attempts to give woman artists a helping hand into the industry) and their initiative Keychange are today announcing their campaign to encourage international music festivals to pledge gender parity on lineups by 2022.
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The improved Chinese data gave it a helping hand back up to $0.6744 later but yields on two-year Kiwi bonds have already dived 9 basis points to 1.48 percent as investors wagered the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) would have to cut rates.
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"We ... raised a team of experts to come to Uyo and render a helping hand and bring succor to the weak, the sick and those who are in dire need of complicated surgery," Suleiman Giwa, head of the surgeons, told reporters at Uyo's biggest hospital.
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"As the United States, if we're not listening to what we hear, and if we're not trying to lend a helping hand on any of these fronts, by the time we're dealing with the consequences, it can be too late," he told the audience.
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For example, the $12.99 "Helping Hand" is a prosthetic "bae hand" you can hold in pictures to make it look like you're taken, while the "Thumb spa" is for when you need a scrolling break: it's literally a thumb-sized robe, mini cucumbers and lotion.
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The 85-room Hari hotel in Belgravia, London, is supporting its neighborhood by lending a helping hand to those in need in the form of grocery and general shopping services, collecting supplies from the pharmacy and even being on-hand for a friendly phone call.
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Concerns that Bukele is using troops to intimidate lawmakers comes at a time when leaders of several nations in Latin America, where military rule was common in the 1970s and 80s, are leaning on armed forces to give them a helping hand in domestic politics.
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MINYA, Egypt (Reuters) - Egypt has unearthed an ancient burial site replete with at least 22010 mummies, most fully intact, the latest in a string of discoveries that the country's antiquities minister described as a helping hand from the crypt for its struggling tourism sector.
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I downloaded half-a-dozen apps shortly before I left for this vacation, intending to prove a different point: About how the market is saturated with Tazo-tea-tag level self-help bullshit disguised as a helping hand for people suffering from depression or illness.
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"Our nation — especially my home state of Florida — has not only offered a helping hand to Haitians seeking refuge from these grave challenges, but also benefited significantly from their presence in and contributions to our country," wrote Rubio in his Miami Herald op-ed.
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As if to give him a helping hand on his Court Philippe Chatrier debut, the tennis gods gave him a flukey netcord and a Nadal double-fault to break in the opening game before he held on in confident fashion with a couple of juicy winners.
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No one in Sylvania is ever lonely, no one is ever sick or down for long and if someone finds themselves in an unfortunate position, there is always a helping hand nearby to help with a friendly word, a gift or a pot of chicken soup.
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It's possible that the catfish studied by Morgan and his team have learned some new skills, but right now, the researchers' best guess is that odd weather in northern Australia at the time of the study (July of last year) gave the catfish a hunting helping hand.
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The bill's analysis from the Assembly's Revenue and Taxation Committee points out that California's marijuana industry essentially went two decades without any statewide regulatory system and needs a helping hand now in order to thrive in future years and compete against the state's illegal cannabis market.
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We are heartened that subjects are willing to open up about the painful parts of their past in the hopes that readers will be motivated to give to others who need a helping hand, and that others who are in need will seek out resources as well.
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With around 800,000 federal workers missing a second paycheck on Friday, lenders including Wells Fargo and Bank of America as well as their Washington lobby groups, have been quick to trumpet their efforts to waive fees, delay debt repayments and give a helping hand to federal workers.
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ABOUT THE 218ERS (2202-193): San Francisco collected eight takeaways in its first three games to provide a helping hand for the NFL's 219th-ranked offense, which scored a league-best 249 points off the turnovers after mustering an NFL-worst 49 for the entire 2015 season.
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FLAG DAY FACTS: 10 THINGS YOU DIDN&aposT KNOW ABOUT THE AMERICAN FLAG After confirming that he did not need any more medical attention, Koryciak soon realized the man was on a fixed budget and didn't have any additional funds for groceries, inspiring her to lend a helping hand.
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Knob Creek Small Batch Kentucky straight whiskey — £24.90 (list price £35.00) Jura Journey whisky — £22.49 (list price £235.00) Edinburgh Gin — £280.00 (bundle saving £234.00) Jack Daniel's No.279.99 Gold Tennessee whiskey — £229.00 (list price £250.00) Naked Grouse blended malt scotch whisky — £89.993 (list price £289.99) A little helping hand.
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The first, Pair Go, will see two Chinese pros face off against each other alongside an AlphaGo teammate: since Go strategy requires immense foresight and strategy, the helping hand could be more of a hindrance in practice for both human and computer, removing their abilities to plan ahead.
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If it wasn't like that, we'd have more time for healing but we never really get to rest," she tells PEOPLE She adds, "There's nothing wrong with people wanting to come around and console us and lend a helping hand but sometimes you just need time to yourself.
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But that's not all: Now that high-achieving women have become the norm in Turks and Caicos, the island's Gender Affairs Department, which once focused on lending women a helping hand, has turned the tables to provide services for young men — from vocational courses to anger management training.
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There was little division on Tuesday in the Olympic Stadium, when two runners — Abbey D'Agostino of the United States and Nikki Hamblin of New Zealand — offered a helping hand to each other after a collision in the 211,22 meters and then urged each other on to the finish.
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But few trade economists would say that a trade war is good or that it should be sought out; most think of trade wars as something to be avoided — or, at most, endured for the sake of protecting an industry that needs a helping hand from the government.
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Check out the Times story by Michael Forsythe and Eric Lipton that detailed how Chao, during the performance of her duties promoting the American maritime industry, has also been lending a helping hand to her own family's very extensive shipping business, which builds most of its fleet in China.
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And according to data from the Policy Agendas Project, an academic research group, the public also holds views that are more tolerant than ever on social issues like same-sex marriage; worries more about the environment; and is more enthusiastic about immigration and giving a helping hand to African-Americans.
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"It is a digital revolution that will completely alter the current banking model and require financial institutions to adapt their business and operating mode," Auka claims, and with its Europe-wide roll-out, the company is offering a helping hand to the large number of slower-moving players in the banking world.
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Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE extended a helping hand to the mullahs, providing a green light for the regime to severely crack down on the Iranian people.
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Above: The launch trailer for 'Watch Dogs 2' She proves herself early on, not needing a knight in shining armor—or even a dude in distressed skinny jeans and canvas high-tops—to give her a helping hand, as she leaps from rooftop to rooftop to splash DedSec branding for all to see.
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Alibaba's president, Michael Evans, told a retail industry gathering yesterday that "China has slowed down," blaming "natural causes" and trade tensions with the U.S. A helping hand from Beijing: Chinese officials said today that tax reductions on a "larger scale" were coming, following cuts for major industries and in personal income taxes.
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As the founding artistic director of Gloucester Stage, a respected regional theater that called itself a "safe harbor for playwrights," and as an Obie-winning writer whose work was produced frequently in New York and Paris, he has had the power to offer roles, jobs or a helping hand to generations of actors.
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It's not as headline-grabbing as an alleged national criminal conspiracy involving celebrities, business leaders, and corrupt sports coaches, but the legacy system — in which colleges give preference to applicants whose family members also attended that school — is a far more popular method for giving a helping hand to applicants who need it the least.
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Image 2 of 2 LIBEREC, Czech Republic – Pelicans living in captivity don&apost have to migrate thousands miles south every autumn to escape the winter cold in the northern hemisphere, but at the Liberec zoo in northern Czech Republic, they still need a helping hand to find their way to a heated inside enclosure.
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It's free; generally great that there could be people at the other end of a message who are willing to lend you a helping hand; and it is a cool use of LinkedIn's network effect to offer a route for those who want to contribute some time to mentors to be able to do so.
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And there are a couple catalysts that could send stocks even higher, including a China trade deal that could take the uncertainty out of the market and a helping hand from the Federal Reserve that already signaled a more "patient" approach to rate hikes and it is prepared to "adjust " balance sheet unwind if needed.
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Luckily for Weil and Anadol, the United States Geological Survey provided a helping hand: "I assumed there would be a comprehensive CG 3D model of the LA Basin and I reached out to Michael Land, a USGS hydrologist who began a series of conversations about how the USGS maps and monitors the basin," Weil explains.
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Not only does that help it diversify by focusing on another (rapidly growing) region, but it gives the group one more way to sweeten the deal to invest in any fast-growing startup, by offering a helping hand in their efforts to expand to other regions by way of their network of contacts and existing services.
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As a producer, Ferrera said she aims to reach out to " give a helping hand" to those in the industry who "don't have the ability to take an internship and not get paid any money out of college," and to encourage executives and showrunners to diversify their writers rooms to pave the way for authentic stories.
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The movie and it's soundtrack was so big that "Shallow," the Bradley Cooper assisted duo, was nominated four times for the Grammys (not to mention the film's Oscar noms.) Cooper is at the British Academy Film Awards tonight which means Gaga is without her co-star, but Mark Ronson was there to lend a helping hand.
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Democrats fear that if Schultz does decide to run, he'll garner votes among those opposing President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's reelection, helping hand the president a second term.
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We do this in little ways — when we refuse to let our children bully others, or when we offer a helping hand to the unemployed, a newly-arrived immigrant or an unwed pregnant mother — and in big ways, such as when our government ensures that regardless of race or religious creed, we can find work free of unlawful discrimination.
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So we're sending more troops to Saudi Arabia to help a misogynist dictatorship that kills a journalist for an American newspaper, even as we betray the Kurds who have been trying to build a democratic enclave that empowers women; we're sending troops to Saudi Arabia to confront Iran, even as we give Iran a helping hand in Syria.
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We do not need to be protected against immigrants from these countries–on the contrary we want to stretch out a helping hand, to save those who have managed to flee into Western Europe, to succor those who are brave enough to escape from barbarism, to welcome and restore them against the day when their countries will, as we hope, be free again.
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With a strategic hinterland across the notional border with Syria and faced with an Iraqi army unwilling to fight for mainly Sunni cities, AQI morphed into ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham) and then into IS. It was given a helping hand by a feckless Mr Obama, already guilty of "passivity in the face of catastrophe" according to Mr Kilcullen.
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While less-educated immigrants are no less admirable and hard-working than those who have managed to acquire the skills most prized in our polarized labor market, there is clear evidence that they and their children need more of a helping hand from social programs, and that their descendants are more likely to assimilate downward when that help does not suffice.
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Some of the most enjoyable shorts, such as "Blindspot," an action-packed eight minutes following a crew of cyborgs pulling off a heist, or "Helping Hand," where a space mission gone wrong forces an astronaut to sacrifice her hand in order to survive, pull you in so much that you forget that the stories are only a few minutes long.
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Though that seems obvious enough, initiatives like the Grace Hopper Program, which offer benefits exclusively to women, get a lot of pushback from men (and women, surprisingly enough) who see these policies as "sexist" and ultimately damaging to women, sending the message that women need a helping hand and undermining the idea of women as independent and just as strong as men.
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When the natural disasters strike, you step up to lend a helping hand and open your hearts and wallets for those in need," Kelley said before Hubbard shared, "During tragedies like Las Vegas, so many people — from concertgoers to first responders who risked their own lives for total strangers — it's in those moments, those acts of courage and heroism, that bring light to even the darkest times.
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This is fantastic.... We do not need to be protected against immigrants from these countries—on the contrary we want to stretch out a helping hand, to save those who have managed to flee into Western Europe, to succor those who are brave enough to escape from barbarism, to welcome and restore them against the day when their countries will, as we hope, be free again.
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Many of the things that the flower children from the Summer of Love advocated for, such as the environment and both gender and sexual equality, are hot-button issues that have our generation taking to the streets in the age of Trump Lend a helping hand: Residents who lived in a 24-story high-rise in West London are coping with loss after a massive fire engulfed the building yesterday.
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U.S. lawmakers were told that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), the government agency charged with managing the nation's skies, has missed its recruitment goals for the last seven years, that the number of certified controllers, namely those able to handle airplanes without a helping hand, has dropped to its lowest level in nearly three decades, and that over one third of the controller workforce is eligible for retirement.
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"We proactively clean up indecent content and limit the volume of entertainment gossip news in one sweep... We use AI to identify and remove clickbait and vulgar content... We believe such a strategy will pay off in the long run," said Li. The helping hand from censors is in stark contrast to Baidu's woes two years ago, when regulators cracked down on its advertising practices, gutting its marketing client base and bringing its revenue growth to a grinding halt.
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What I pledged on behalf of all of us is that in this time of division, with the country as polarized as I can remember it in my life, all of this bitterness, if there is anything we can do to help him in his position of public trust to ensure that Texas helps lead the country in a way that brings us back together around big things we want to achieve, whether that is making sure we face any threat against this country or that we are there for every single person who needs a helping hand so we can let your full potential, the ability to see a doctor and receive medication you need, I want to work with him.
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